* feat: add auto-login for dev mode and fix log box formatting
Add AUTOMAKER_AUTO_LOGIN environment variable that, when set to 'true',
automatically creates a session for web mode users without requiring
them to enter the API key. Useful for development environments.
Also fix formatting issues in console log boxes:
- API Key box: add right border, show auto-login status and tips
- Claude auth warning: add separator line, fix emoji spacing
- Server info box: use consistent 71-char width, proper padding
- Port conflict error: use same width, proper dynamic padding
Environment variables:
- AUTOMAKER_AUTO_LOGIN=true: Skip login prompt, auto-create session
- AUTOMAKER_API_KEY: Use a fixed API key (existing)
- AUTOMAKER_HIDE_API_KEY=true: Hide the API key banner (existing)
* fix: add production safeguard to auto-login and extract log box constant
- Add NODE_ENV !== 'production' check to prevent auto-login in production
- Extract magic number 67 to BOX_CONTENT_WIDTH constant in auth.ts and index.ts
- Document AUTOMAKER_AUTO_LOGIN env var in CLAUDE.md and README.md
- Introduced `HOSTNAME` environment variable for user-facing URLs, defaulting to localhost.
- Updated server and client code to utilize `HOSTNAME` for constructing URLs instead of hardcoded localhost.
- Enhanced documentation in CLAUDE.md to reflect new configuration options.
- Added `VITE_HOSTNAME` for frontend API URLs, ensuring consistent hostname usage across the application.
These changes improve flexibility in server configuration and enhance the user experience by providing accurate URLs.
- Add HOST environment variable (default: 0.0.0.0) to allow binding to specific network interfaces
- Update server to listen on configurable host instead of hardcoded localhost
- Update Vite dev server to respect HOST environment variable
- Enhanced server startup banner to display listening address
- Updated .env.example and CLAUDE.md documentation
Fixes#536
Co-authored-by: Web Dev Cody <webdevcody@users.noreply.github.com>
- Introduced a new pipeline service to manage custom workflow steps that execute after a feature is marked "In Progress".
- Added API endpoints for configuring, saving, adding, updating, deleting, and reordering pipeline steps.
- Enhanced the UI to support pipeline settings, including a dialog for managing steps and integration with the Kanban board.
- Updated the application state management to handle pipeline configurations per project.
- Implemented dynamic column generation in the Kanban board to display pipeline steps between "In Progress" and "Waiting Approval".
- Added documentation for the new pipeline feature, including usage instructions and configuration details.
This feature allows for a more structured workflow, enabling automated processes such as code reviews and testing after feature implementation.
