Updates the Express dependency to version 5.2.1 and its corresponding types.
This change also adapts the request validator middleware to extract validated query parameters and store them in `res.locals` instead of modifying `req.query` to align with Express v5's intended usage and prevent potential conflicts.
Includes a fix for a server startup error, logging the error and exiting the process, and adds a type definition file for Express locals.
Updates several backend dependencies to their latest versions.
This includes updates to AWS S3 client, Azure storage blob,
Google Cloud Storage, and body-parser, potentially bringing
bug fixes, performance improvements, and new features.
Implements users list, reset password dialog and create user page.
This enhancement provides the necessary UI components and services
to manage users within the application, including listing,
creating, and resetting passwords.
The user list component supports filtering, sorting, and bulk
actions. The reset password dialog allows administrators to reset
user passwords. The create user page enables the creation of new
user accounts with specific roles.
- Implemented profile component with loading state, user details, and password change functionality.
- Added form validation for password fields and error handling.
- Included admin actions for role management, password reset, and user deletion.
- Updated console navigation to include a link to the profile page.
- Refactored user component to remove admin password management UI.
Restructure TypeScript typings to improve organization and maintainability.
Group definitions by type: database entities, request types, and response types, making the structure clearer and easier to navigate.
Moves the RoomFeatureService from the shared directory to the rooms domain directory.
This change improves the modularity and organization of the codebase by grouping
domain-specific services within their respective domains. It also updates
imports to reflect the new location of the service.
Moves UI feature flags from `canModerateRoom` to granular `meetingUI` properties.
This change provides more precise control over UI elements,
allowing for customization based on specific feature flags rather than
solely relying on the user's moderation status.
Refactors components to utilize the new `meetingUI` computed signal
for determining the visibility of UI elements such as share link, layout
selector, captions controls, and leave menu. Also, the logic to enable theme
selector, start/stop recording, view recordings, join meeting and kick
participants has been included.
Updates features calculation to properly include room config
and permissions to show or hide features
This improves flexibility in managing the user interface based on a
combination of room configuration and user permissions.
