Extracts the API implementation to a package so we can
potentially reuse it across different applications in the
event that we move off using a Next.js API route.
Additionally tidies up the tokens page and form to be more simplified.
This PR makes a small but useful tweak to the `DeleteDocumentDialog`.
Now, the input field gets cleared whenever the dialog is opened. Here’s
what’s changed:
1. **Clear Field After Deleting**: After you delete something and open
the dialog again, it won’t show the old, deleted text anymore. It’s
clean and ready for the next delete.
2. **Type Again to Confirm**: If you type something but close the dialog
without deleting, you’ll have to type it again next time. This way, it
makes sure the user really mean to delete something and didn't do it by
mistake.
Demo Link:
See the old vs. new in action here:
https://www.loom.com/share/80eca0d3b1994f7cbcab6f222db2dbfe?sid=ebc6135c-345e-4640-b395-daff190a96e7
It’s a small change, but it makes the delete process safer and smoother.
## Description
Previously we assumed that there can only be 1 subscription per user.
However, that will soon no longer the case with the introduction of the
Teams subscription.
This PR will apply the required migrations to support multiple
subscriptions.
## Changes Made
- Updated the Prisma schema to allow for multiple `Subscriptions` per
`User`
- Added a Stripe `customerId` field to the `User` model
- Updated relevant billing sections to support multiple subscriptions
## Testing Performed
- Tested running the Prisma migration on a demo database created on the
main branch
Will require a lot of additional testing.
## Checklist
- [ ] I have tested these changes locally and they work as expected.
- [ ] I have added/updated tests that prove the effectiveness of these
changes.
- [X] I have followed the project's coding style guidelines.
## Additional Notes
Added the following custom SQL statement to the migration:
> DELETE FROM "Subscription" WHERE "planId" IS NULL OR "priceId" IS
NULL;
Prior to deployment this will require changes to Stripe products:
- Adding `type` meta attribute
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Co-authored-by: Lucas Smith <me@lucasjamessmith.me>
