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🚀 Feature: Production-Ready Member Creation & Onboarding System

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5/5
Tempo stimato
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Idoneità per principianti
20/100
Tipo di issue
Funzionalità
Chiarezza
Da chiarire
Stato di attività
Tranquilla
Stack tecnologico
tauri, typescript
Ambito
analytics, api, authentication, authorization, database, desktop, full-stack, security

Direzione di ricerca

No repository files or tests are named. Start by mapping the listed API entry points—POST /api/v1/members, POST /api/v1/auth/activate-member, POST /api/v1/members/import, and GET /analytics/members—against the existing TypeScript and Tauri structure. Done requires all acceptance criteria, including authentication, activation, bulk import, permissions, audit logging, analytics, and desktop integration, to be implemented and verified.

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Descrizione

enhancement good first issue help wanted level2 NSoC'26

Overview

Implement a complete member creation and onboarding system for CommDesk that supports:

  • Dashboard member creation
  • External onboarding via API key
  • Secure activation workflow
  • Bulk member import
  • Role & permission management
  • Audit logging
  • Email-based activation

The goal is to make CommDesk the central identity and onboarding system for communities.

🎯 Goals

Create a single, unified member onboarding pipeline that allows communities to:

  • Add members manually from the desktop dashboard
  • Onboard members from external websites or hackathon portals
  • Invite volunteers, mentors, judges, and sponsors
  • Activate accounts securely
  • Manage member roles and permissions
  • Track onboarding analytics

🧩 Core Concepts

User vs Member

CommDesk separates authentication and community membership.

User

  • Login account
  • Email + password
  • Can belong to multiple communities

Member

  • Represents a user's role inside a specific community

Example:

User
 email: [email protected]

Member
 community: Apex Circle
 role: Mentor

🔄 Member Status Lifecycle

On Boarding
      ↓
Active
      ↓
Inactive
      ↓
Suspended
      ↓
Banned

Default status when created:

On Boarding

Meaning the member must activate their account before access.

🛠 API Design

Unified Member Creation API

POST /api/v1/members

This API supports two authentication methods:

1️⃣ Dashboard Creation

Used by:

  • Community owner
  • Organizers
  • Admins

Authentication:

Authorization: Bearer JWT
2️⃣ External Onboarding

Used by:

  • Community websites
  • Hackathon registration systems
  • Event landing pages

Authentication:

Authorization: Bearer API_KEY

Example:

Authorization: Bearer cd_live_abc123

📥 Request Payload

Example:

{
  "firstName": "John",
  "lastName": "Doe",
  "email": "[email protected]",
  "primaryRole": "Mentor",
  "location": "Berlin",
  "skills": ["React", "Node"],
  "areaOfInterest": ["MENTORSHIP"],
  "internalNotes": "Speaker for React workshops",
  "accessLevel": {
    "internalDashboard": true,
    "comunityForum": true,
    "adminControls": false,
    "superAdmin": false
  }
}

⚙ Backend Workflow

validate request
identify community
check duplicate email
create user account if needed
create member record
set membershipStatus = On Boarding
generate activation token
send onboarding email
log audit event

🔐 Account Activation

Members must activate their account before becoming active.

Activation email example:

https://commdesk.app/activate?token=xxxxx

Activation API

POST /api/v1/auth/activate-member

Request:

{
  "token": "activation_token",
  "password": "NewSecurePassword"
}

Flow:

verify token
hash password
activate account
membershipStatus → Active

📦 Bulk Import

Support CSV onboarding for large communities.

Endpoint:

POST /api/v1/members/import

Example CSV:

firstName,lastName,email,role
John,Doe,[email protected],Volunteer
Alice,Lee,[email protected],Mentor

🔑 API Key System

Communities can generate API keys for integrations.

Example key:

cd_live_93hf93hf

Schema:

ApiKey
{
  keyHash
  communityId
  permissions
  createdBy
  active
}

Example permissions:

member:create
member:read
event:create
hackathon:register

🧾 Member Schema

Member
{
  _id
  communityId
  userId

  firstName
  lastName
  email

  primaryRole
  location

  skills
  areaOfInterest

  internalNotes

  membershipStatus

  accessLevel

  profilePhotoUrl

  onboardingSource

  createdBy
  createdAt
}

👤 User Schema

User
{
  _id
  email
  passwordHash
  emailVerified
  createdAt
}

📊 Analytics

Track onboarding metrics.

Example metrics:

  • Members added
  • Members activated
  • API onboarding
  • Bulk imports

Endpoint:

GET /analytics/members

🔒 Security Requirements

Implement:

  • Rate limiting (100 onboarding requests/hour per API key)
  • Input validation using Zod
  • Duplicate email prevention
  • API key permission checks
  • Audit logging

📜 Audit Logging

Track actions:

member_created
member_invited
member_activated
member_role_changed
member_removed

Schema:

AuditLog
{
 actorId
 action
 communityId
 metadata
 createdAt
}

🖥 Desktop Integration (Tauri)

Member system will power the following screens:

  • Add Member page
  • Member List
  • Invitation Tracking
  • Role Management

📧 Email Templates

Required templates:

member_invitation
account_activation
password_reset
member_role_update

Recommended providers:

  • Resend
  • SendGrid
  • Amazon SES

✅ Acceptance Criteria

  • Unified POST /api/v1/members endpoint implemented
  • Dashboard onboarding supported
  • API key onboarding supported
  • Activation email flow working
  • Member activation endpoint implemented
  • Bulk import implemented
  • Role and permission system enforced
  • Audit logging implemented
  • Onboarding analytics endpoint created
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