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Q: Where is authentication handled?
Authentication is implemented in a middleware layer that validates JWTs on every protected route, with session management handled alongside.
Citations
- src/auth/verifyToken.ts
- src/middleware/authGuard.ts
- src/auth/session.ts
Q: What triggers the background job?
A cron scheduler enqueues jobs via the task queue. Workers pick up tasks and run the processing pipeline defined in the jobs directory.
Citations
- src/jobs/scheduler.ts
- src/queue/worker.ts
- src/jobs/processTask.ts
Q: How does billing work?
Stripe webhooks update subscription state in the database. The billing service exposes helpers consumed by the account settings page.
Citations
- src/billing/stripeWebhook.ts
- src/billing/subscriptionService.ts
- src/api/account.ts
Q: How are permissions enforced?
A role-based access control layer checks user permissions before each protected action. Roles are defined in a central config and evaluated by a guard middleware.
Citations
- src/auth/roles.ts
- src/middleware/permissionGuard.ts
- src/config/permissions.ts
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