@guard-rail/core 0.11.0 → 0.12.0

package/README.md

@@ -435,6 +435,43 @@ scratch. A visual page builder (Puck, say) is a better fit for that and can
 sit alongside `<GRepeater>` later — it would decide composition, while
 `<GRail>` still owns each block's leaf content.
 
+## Reverting a change
+
+Every editor popup has a circular-arrow **revert** button next to save and close.
+It steps one version back:
+
+- If the field was edited more than once, it restores the **previous saved value**
+  — the button reads "Revert to the version from Oct 28".
+- If there's nothing earlier, it removes the saved value so the field shows the
+  **default written in the page** — the button reads "Reset to default".
+- If the field has nothing saved, the button isn't shown.
+
+The field updates in place, and everyone else sees the change straight away. There's
+no confirmation step; the label says what it will do.
+
+Behind it, each save that changes a field's value moves the old value into a
+separate `gr_content_history` table, which only editors of the site can read (the
+public `gr_content` table still holds just the current value). Saving the same value
+again records nothing. History is kept for the newest **20 versions of each field**
+and for **90 days**, whichever is less, and is cleaned up as part of saving — no
+scheduled job. Removing a field (a deleted repeater item, say) removes its history.
+
+Things to know:
+
+- **Images:** reverting restores the earlier reference. Uploaded files aren't
+  deleted, so they stay in the media picker for reuse.
+- **Repeaters:** a field inside an item reverts like any other. Adding, removing and
+  reordering items isn't part of history.
+- **Existing content has no history yet.** Revert becomes available after a field's
+  next edit.
+- **It needs the `content_history` migration.** Without it, the button just doesn't
+  appear. `pnpm exec guardrail-init-db --push`, or `guardrail-doctor --fix --push`,
+  applies it.
+
+Building your own editing UI? `getRevertInfo(id)` reports what a revert would do
+(`{ kind: "previous" | "default" | "none", at }`) and `revertField(id)` does it. Both
+check the caller is an editor or admin.
+
 ## Custom editing UI
 
 `<GRail>` edits what's on the page. Some fields have nothing to click — an SEO
@@ -447,6 +484,8 @@ authorization in Guardrail's hands:
   field; pass `{ type: "image", src, alt }` etc. for the others. It checks the
   caller is an editor or admin itself, and writes the same row a `<GRail>` with
   that id would, so the two stay interchangeable.
+- **`getRevertInfo(id)` / `revertField(id)`** report and perform a one-step revert
+  (see "Reverting a change").
 - **`isEditor()` / `isAdmin()`** are the role checks for your *own* Server
   Actions. `isEditor()` is true for editors and admins; `isAdmin()` only for
   admins (team management).
@@ -624,6 +663,13 @@ work inside Client Components (see above): one round trip returning the site's r
 and whether the list was cut off at `limit`. An adapter without it still works
 fully for Server Components — client-rendered fields just show their JSX fallback.
 
+`getRevertInfo(pathKey, siteId)` and `revertOverride(pathKey, siteId)` are optional and
+go together: they back the revert button (see "Reverting a change"). `getRevertInfo`
+returns `{ kind: "previous" | "default" | "none", at? }`; `revertOverride` restores the
+previous saved value (returning it) or removes the saved value, and reports which.
+An adapter without them simply never shows the button — keeping the history is up to
+your backend.
+
 `getOverrides(pathKeys, siteId)` is batched by design — it receives every key a
 render pass needs, already deduplicated. Adapters map their own storage naming
 at this boundary; core speaks `pathKey` / `siteId` only.
@@ -660,14 +706,14 @@ By default it only reads. It checks:
   `supabase/migrations/`, that `next.config` sets anti-framing headers, and that
   the root layout uses `withGuardrail()`.
 - **Database:** that the `guardrail` schema is exposed, the tables and functions
-  exist, rate limiting works, and what your project's sign-up settings are
+  exist (including the revert history), rate limiting works, and what your project's sign-up settings are
   (whether **Confirm email** is on).
 
 | Flag | What it adds |
 |---|---|
 | `--fix` | Repairs what can be repaired in local files: copies missing migrations, adds a `GUARDRAIL_SITE_URL` note to `.env.example` / `.env.local`, adds baseline security headers to `next.config`. It never changes secrets or Supabase dashboard settings, and re-running it is safe. Add `--push` to also run `supabase db push`. |
 | `--app-url=http://localhost:3000` | Also checks the response headers of a running copy of your site, including that Guardrail's stylesheet reached the page and that its Content-Security-Policy lets Guardrail's uploads and images through. |
-| `--e2e` | Runs an end-to-end suite against the database. It creates a throwaway user, a few rows and a test image, then exercises sign-in, claiming an invitation, row-level security (an editor can write their own site and nobody else's; visitors can read but not write), the last-admin guard, rate limiting and image uploads, and deletes everything it made. It asks before touching a database that isn't local (`--yes` skips the question), and needs the service-role key. |
+| `--e2e` | Runs an end-to-end suite against the database. It creates a throwaway user, a few rows and a test image, then exercises sign-in, claiming an invitation, row-level security (an editor can write their own site and nobody else's; visitors can read but not write), reverting and the history limits, the last-admin guard, rate limiting and image uploads, and deletes everything it made. It asks before touching a database that isn't local (`--yes` skips the question), and needs the service-role key. |
 | `--csp` | Prints a starter `Content-Security-Policy-Report-Only` header built from your `SUPABASE_URL` and exits. |
 | `--offline` | Skips the advisory lookup (the only network call besides your own Supabase project). Package names and versions are what's sent otherwise, as with `pnpm audit`; offline, Next.js is checked against a built-in list that may be out of date. |
 | `--production` | Treats production-only requirements as failures instead of warnings. |
@@ -833,4 +879,4 @@ one, is set by your site (Next.js does it from a proxy); Guardrail doesn't need
 - `withGuardrail` reads cookies in the root layout, which opts routes into
   dynamic rendering. See the repo README for the plan.
 - Saving revalidates the entire layout tree rather than the affected route.
-- No drafts, revisions, or scheduled publishing. Saves are live.
+- No drafts or scheduled publishing. Saves are live; an editor can step back one version (see "Reverting a change"), but there is no full revision browser.

package/dist/adapters/supabase/db.js

@@ -8,6 +8,9 @@ function toOverrideRow(row) {
     value: typeof row.value === "string" ? JSON.parse(row.value) : row.value
   };
 }
+function isMissingFunction(error) {
+  return error.code === "PGRST202" || error.code === "42883" || /could not find the function/i.test(error.message ?? "");
+}
 function supabaseDB(creds) {
   assertCredentials(creds);
   return {
@@ -45,6 +48,36 @@ function supabaseDB(creds) {
       );
       return error ? { success: false, error: error.message } : { success: true };
     },
+    // Reverting runs in the database (gr_revert_content / gr_revert_info) so a
+    // step back is one atomic move, and the editor's own access rules apply.
+    async getRevertInfo(pathKey, siteId) {
+      const client = await sessionClient(creds);
+      const { data, error } = await client.schema(GR_SCHEMA).rpc("gr_revert_info", { p_site: siteId, p_key: pathKey });
+      if (error) {
+        if (!isMissingFunction(error)) {
+          console.error("Guardrail (Supabase): gr_revert_info failed", error.message);
+        }
+        return { kind: "none" };
+      }
+      const info = data;
+      return info && ["previous", "default", "none"].includes(info.kind) ? info : { kind: "none" };
+    },
+    async revertOverride(pathKey, siteId) {
+      const client = await sessionClient(creds);
+      const { data, error } = await client.schema(GR_SCHEMA).rpc("gr_revert_content", { p_site: siteId, p_key: pathKey });
+      if (error) {
+        return {
+          success: false,
+          error: isMissingFunction(error) ? "Reverting needs the latest database migration \u2014 run `pnpm exec guardrail-init-db --push`." : error.code === "42501" ? "You don't have permission to revert this." : error.message
+        };
+      }
+      const result = data;
+      if (result?.action === "restored" && result.value) {
+        const value = typeof result.value === "string" ? JSON.parse(result.value) : result.value;
+        return { success: true, action: "restored", value };
+      }
+      return { success: true, action: result?.action === "reset" ? "reset" : "none" };
+    },
     async deleteOverrides(pathKeyPrefix, siteId) {
       const client = await sessionClient(creds);
       const { error } = await client.schema(GR_SCHEMA).from(GR_TABLE).delete().eq("site_id", siteId).like("path_key", `${pathKeyPrefix}%`);

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package/dist/cli/doctor.js

@@ -545,16 +545,19 @@ async function checkDatabase(ctx, sb) {
   }
   const admin = sb.createClient(ctx.url, ctx.serviceKey, { auth: { persistSession: false, autoRefreshToken: false } });
   const gr = () => admin.schema(GR_SCHEMA);
-  for (const table of [GR_MEMBERS_TABLE, "gr_content", "gr_repeater_items", "gr_rate_limits"]) {
-    const { error: error2 } = await gr().from(table).select("*", { head: true, count: "exact" }).limit(1);
+  for (const table of [GR_MEMBERS_TABLE, "gr_content", "gr_repeater_items", "gr_rate_limits", "gr_content_history"]) {
+    const { error: error2 } = await gr().from(table).select("*").limit(1);
     if (!error2) pass(`Table ${table}`);
     else if (table === "gr_rate_limits") warn("Table gr_rate_limits is missing", "Rate limits are counted in memory until the migration is applied.", "Run: pnpm exec guardrail-init-db --push");
+    else if (table === "gr_content_history") warn("Table gr_content_history is missing", "Editors won't be offered a revert button until the migration is applied.", "Run: pnpm exec guardrail-init-db --push");
     else fail(`Table ${table} isn't readable`, error2.message, "Run: pnpm exec guardrail-init-db --push");
   }
   const probes = [
     ["gr_confirmed_email", {}, "Confirmed-email identity check"],
     ["gr_claim_invite", { target_site: "doctor-probe" }, "Invite-claim function"],
-    ["gr_ensure_bucket", { target_bucket: "gr-doctor-probe" }, "Media bucket function"]
+    ["gr_ensure_bucket", { target_bucket: "gr-doctor-probe" }, "Media bucket function"],
+    ["gr_revert_content", { p_site: "doctor-probe", p_key: "doctor.probe" }, "Revert function"],
+    ["gr_revert_info", { p_site: "doctor-probe", p_key: "doctor.probe" }, "Revert-info function"]
   ];
   for (const [fn, args, label] of probes) {
     const { error: error2 } = await gr().rpc(fn, args);
@@ -835,6 +838,37 @@ async function runE2E(ctx, sb) {
       value: { type: "text", text: "nope" }
     });
     expect(Boolean(anonWrite.error), "Visitors can't write content", anonWrite.error ? void 0 : "An unauthenticated write was allowed.");
+    const histCount = async () => {
+      const r = await gr(admin).from("gr_content_history").select("id", { count: "exact", head: true }).eq("site_id", siteId).eq("path_key", "doctor.check");
+      return r.error ? -1 : r.count ?? 0;
+    };
+    const setText = (text) => gr(user).from("gr_content").update({ value: { type: "text", text }, updated_at: (/* @__PURE__ */ new Date()).toISOString() }).eq("site_id", siteId).eq("path_key", "doctor.check");
+    const current = async () => {
+      const r = await gr(user).from("gr_content").select("value").eq("site_id", siteId).eq("path_key", "doctor.check").maybeSingle();
+      return r.data?.value?.text ?? null;
+    };
+    const revertRpc = async (site = siteId) => {
+      const r = await gr(user).rpc("gr_revert_content", { p_site: site, p_key: "doctor.check" });
+      return { error: r.error, data: r.data };
+    };
+    await setText("v1");
+    await setText("v1");
+    const afterTwo = await histCount();
+    expect(afterTwo === 1, "A save keeps the old value in history, and re-saving the same value doesn't", `Expected 1 history entry, found ${afterTwo}.`, "Apply the latest migrations: pnpm exec guardrail-init-db --push");
+    const info1 = await gr(user).rpc("gr_revert_info", { p_site: siteId, p_key: "doctor.check" });
+    expect(info1.data?.kind === "previous", "The editor is told a previous version exists", info1.error?.message);
+    const peek = await gr(anon).from("gr_content_history").select("id").eq("site_id", siteId);
+    expect(Boolean(peek.error) || (peek.data?.length ?? 0) === 0, "Visitors can't read content history", peek.error ? void 0 : "An unauthenticated read returned history rows.");
+    const foreign = await revertRpc(otherSite);
+    expect(Boolean(foreign.error), "An editor can't revert another site's content", foreign.error ? void 0 : "The revert was allowed.");
+    const r1 = await revertRpc();
+    expect(!r1.error && r1.data?.action === "restored" && await current() === "doctor" && await histCount() === 0, "Revert steps back one version", r1.error?.message ?? `Got ${JSON.stringify(r1.data)}.`, "Apply the latest migrations: pnpm exec guardrail-init-db --push");
+    const r2 = await revertRpc();
+    expect(!r2.error && r2.data?.action === "reset" && await current() === null, "Revert with nothing earlier returns the field to its default", r2.error?.message ?? `Got ${JSON.stringify(r2.data)}.`);
+    await gr(user).from("gr_content").insert({ site_id: siteId, path_key: "doctor.check", type: "text", value: { type: "text", text: "n0" } });
+    for (let i = 1; i <= 22; i++) await setText(`n${i}`);
+    const kept = await histCount();
+    expect(kept === 20, "History keeps the newest 20 versions of a field", `Expected 20, found ${kept}.`, "Apply the latest migrations: pnpm exec guardrail-init-db --push");
     const demote = await gr(user).from(GR_MEMBERS_TABLE).update({ role: "editor" }).eq("site_id", siteId).eq("email", email);
     expect(
       Boolean(demote.error),