- updateEmailByCustomer: DB fallback when stripe_customer_id not in cache
- updateKeyEmail: DB fallback when key not in cache
- POST /v1/recover: DB fallback when email not in cache (was only on verify)
- 6 TDD tests added (keys-email-update.test.ts, recover-initial-db-fallback.test.ts)
- 547 tests total, all passing
- downgradeByCustomer now queries DB when key not in memory cache,
preventing cancelled customers from keeping Pro access in multi-pod setups
- recover/verify endpoint falls back to DB lookup when cache miss on email
- Added TDD tests for both fallback paths (4 new tests)
- Add swagger-jsdoc dependency for auto-generating OpenAPI spec from JSDoc
- Add JSDoc @openapi annotations to all route handlers
- Create scripts/generate-openapi.mjs build step
- OpenAPI spec now auto-generated from code — no manual JSON editing
- All 13 endpoints documented with full parameters
- New demo endpoints documented, signup marked as deprecated
- Updated info description: demo-first, no free tier references
- Dockerfile updated to run openapi generation during build
- Build script updated: npm run build generates spec before compile
- Replace JSON file storage with PostgreSQL (pg package)
- Add db.ts service for connection pool and schema init
- Rewrite keys.ts, verification.ts, usage.ts for async PostgreSQL
- Update all routes for async function signatures
- Add migration script (scripts/migrate-to-postgres.mjs)
- Update docker-compose.yml with DATABASE_* env vars
- Change SLA from 99.9% to 99.5% in landing page
Investor Directive 1: Key recovery now shows key in browser after email verification code.
- Removed sendRecoveryEmail function entirely
- Recovery endpoint returns apiKey in JSON response (shown once in browser)
- Added full recovery modal UI (email → code → key displayed)
- Added "Lost your API key?" links throughout signup flow
Investor Directive 3: Rate limits adjusted to match server capacity.
- Global rate limit: 100/min → 30/min (server handles ~28 PDFs/min)
- CORS: recover routes now restricted to docfast.dev origin
- POST /v1/recover: request recovery code
- POST /v1/recover/verify: verify code, receive key via email
- Key sent via email only (not in API response) for security
- Rate limited to 3 attempts per hour
- Non-enumerable: same response whether email exists or not
- DKIM-signed emails via postfix/opendkim