Previously the only way to find someone to follow was knowing their
exact username. Add GET /api/v1/users/search (name/username ilike,
excludes blocked-either-way) and a /people page with debounced search
+ inline follow buttons. Linked from the Explore page.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Sonnet 5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
- user_blocks table (composite PK), Block/Unblock button on profiles.
Blocking severs any existing follow relationship both ways and
prevents the blocked party from following, commenting on the
blocker's recipes, or the blocker from seeing their comments.
- reports table (recipe/comment/user targets, pending/reviewed/
dismissed status). ReportButton on comments, admin review queue at
/admin/reports with dismiss/mark-reviewed actions, audit-logged.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Sonnet 5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
Part of the social-feature backlog (follow, comments, reactions, ratings,
feed, threading) audited earlier — see conversation.
- notifications table: follow/comment/reply/reaction/rating events,
replaces the fully-dead feed_items table (feed_item_type enum existed
but had zero references anywhere in the codebase).
- Bell UI in the nav with unread badge, mark-all-read, 30s poll.
- Rate limiting on comment posting (20/min), follow/unfollow (30/min),
and comment reactions (60/min) — previously unthrottled.
- /recipes/[id] queried by (id, authorId=session.user) only, so any
recipe not owned by the viewer 404'd regardless of visibility.
Widen the query to include public/unlisted recipes and gate the
owner-only actions (edit, delete, version history, translate, AI
content generation) behind an isOwner check.
- user_follows had no primary key/unique constraint, so the follow
route's onConflictDoNothing() was a silent no-op — concurrent follow
clicks could insert duplicate rows and inflate follower counts. Add
a composite primary key on (follower_id, following_id).
Co-Authored-By: Claude Sonnet 5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
Follow/unfollow users. Recipe favorites. Threaded comments with emoji reactions.
Collections (public/private) with shared member invite. Activity feed.
Public profile pages at /u/[username].
Arnaud