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CLAUDE.md

This file provides guidance to Claude Code (claude.ai/code) when working with code in this repository.

Project

Django + DRF backend for Tadrisino, an educational app (Persian/Farsi). Codebase and API responses are in Persian; comments in source are Persian too.

Commands

source venv/bin/activate
python manage.py runserver
python manage.py migrate
python manage.py test                 # all tests
python manage.py test accounts        # single app
python manage.py test accounts.tests.SomeTestCase.test_something  # single test

Local dev requires DJANGO_DEBUG=1 (enables Swagger auth via DEV_MASTER_OTP/devOtp in responses). DEBUG defaults to False. Production also requires DJANGO_SECRET_KEY, DJANGO_ALLOWED_HOSTS (comma-separated), and CACHE_URL (Redis — required whenever DEBUG=False since rate limiting needs a shared cache; raises ImproperlyConfigured otherwise).

No pytest; uses Django's built-in test runner. No linter/formatter configured.

Docker (docker compose up --build) adds a local Loki+Grafana Alloy+Grafana log stack; not a production setup (still runserver, not gunicorn). See comments in docker-compose.yml, docker/alloy/config.alloy, and LOG_DIR in config/settings.py.

API docs: Swagger /api/docs/, Redoc /api/redoc/, admin /admin/.

Architecture

Apps (each owns its own models, one responsibility):

app responsibility key models
accounts identity, sessions, OTP auth User, Profile, Session, OTPCode
content lessons/curriculum Grade, Unit, Node, Lesson, Question, Choice, NodeProgress
progress stats, leaderboard, streaks, gamification characters UserStats, LeaderboardEntry, StreakRecord, UserHearts, Character
ai_tutor AI assistant chat Conversation, Message, MessageFeedback
subscription plans Plan, Subscription
payment orders/transactions (Zarinpal gateway + Cafe Bazaar IAP) Order, Transaction
discount discount codes/offers DiscountCode, Redemption, Offer, UserOffer
notifications notifications Notification
affiliate referral program AffiliateAccount, Conversion
support tickets/bug reports BugReport, Ticket, TicketMessage
family parental control FamilyLink, ParentalSettings, WeeklyReportLog
statuslog generic cross-app status-change log StatusChangeLog
campaigns messaging campaign storage only, no send logic yet MessageCampaign
config project settings, root urls, middleware —

Auth is custom, not Django's. accounts.User is deliberately not AUTH_USER_MODEL — it's an independent business model. Auth is a stateless signed bearer token (django.core.signing, no JWT library) issued/verified in accounts/authentication.py (TadrisinoTokenAuthentication, header Authorization: Bearer <token>), backed by accounts.Session. Missing/invalid header → anonymous request, not a hard failure; each view's permission class decides if auth is required.

Apps are decoupled by convention: instead of real FKs across app boundaries, code uses loose refs (user_id, object_id + label) so any app can be split out later. Don't add cross-app FKs — follow the existing loose-reference pattern.

Throttling: DRF ScopedRateThrottle with per-endpoint throttle_scope strings, rates centralized in REST_FRAMEWORK['DEFAULT_THROTTLE_RATES'] in config/settings.py. Guest users are throttled by IP (NUM_PROXIES setting controls how many XFF hops are trusted — must match real proxy count in prod or IP spoofing/throttle-bypass is possible). Adding a new sensitive endpoint means adding both a throttle_scope on the view and a matching rate entry in settings.

POST /api/ai/ask currently returns a stub; real model integration point is generate_tutor_answer in ai_tutor/views.py.

Structured logging: config.middleware.APIRequestLoggingMiddleware (last in MIDDLEWARE, closest to the view) logs every /api/ request as JSON (method/path/status/duration/user, no body/headers/secrets) via config/log_formatters.py.

SQLite is current DB (OPTIONS.timeout=20 to tolerate concurrent-write locks, e.g. campaigns tests); README notes Postgres migration is still pending.

SMS goes through Kavenegar (KAVENEGAR_API_KEY/KAVENEGAR_SENDER); failures return explicit 503, not a fake success.

Gamification characters (progress.Character, Duolingo-mascot-style): an admin-managed catalog (like subscription.Plan — created via Django admin or seed_test_data, not by users). Unlocking is currently just UserStats.xp >= Character.unlock_xp (no separate ownership table); UserStats.selected_character_id is the user's active pick, set via POST /api/characters/select after that check. First real content beyond the model/plumbing (art assets, more characters, purchase-with-coins, etc.) is expected to land incrementally later.

Payment (Zarinpal): create_order/CreateOrderView never call Zarinpal directly — paymentUrl points at our own GET /api/payment/orders/{id}/pay (PaymentRedirectView), which calls Zarinpal's PaymentRequest API on first visit (storing Order.gateway_authority) and redirects to StartPay; this keeps order creation from depending on Zarinpal's uptime. Zarinpal redirects the user back to GET /api/payment/zarinpal/callback (ZarinpalCallbackView), which always re-verifies server-to-server via payment/zarinpal.py::verify_payment before marking an order paid — a forged Status=OK in the query string alone does nothing. Both payment/zarinpal.py and payment/bazaar.py fail closed (503 / invalid) when their credentials aren't configured, never a fake success.

Frontend ↔ backend (read before wiring the two together)

The app is two repos and two domains: the React frontend lives in Tadrisino/MathApp_frontend (deployed at math.tadrisino2.ir, owned by another developer) and this backend serves api.math.tadrisino2.ir. Our typed client for them is src/api/ inside their repo, delivered by pull request — we have read-only Gitea access there, so changes go via a fork + PR, never a direct push.

The one trap that keeps biting. Their App.tsx calls relative paths (fetch('/api/auth/login')). Those resolve against the frontend origin, where nginx answers any unknown path with index.html — so the response is 200 with an HTML body and the code dies on res.json() with Unexpected token '<'. Verify with curl https://math.tadrisino2.ir/api/grades: HTTP 200, HTML. Two fixes exist, both shipped in PR #3: a vite dev proxy (dev works unchanged) and an exported apiUrl() for builds. The better long-term fix is infrastructure, not code — proxy /api on the frontend domain to this backend, which makes everything same-origin and removes CORS entirely. That needs the server admin, not us.

Order matters when bringing the stack up: backend first, then frontend. If the frontend is tested while api.math.tadrisino2.ir is down, every screen fails and it looks like the client is broken.

Never hand-write the client from memory. Three of fifteen calls were silently wrong the first time. Dump the real contract with python manage.py spectacular --file schema.yaml --format openapi, then drive the actual client module against a running server (runserver on a spare port + npx tsx) before sending anything. content/tests_frontend_contract.py is the backend-side guard.

Content the frontend expects but nobody has filled in yet: Unit.blurb, Plan.features/badge, Lesson.example/steps. All optional, all editable from the admin panel. Node.icon/color fall back to a deterministic palette so cards are never colourless.

Operations

./deploy.sh is the whole release: pull, install, migrate, collectstatic, restart, then it polls /api/health and prints the likely cause if the service does not come back. Settings boot with working defaults (hosts, CSRF, CORS, secret key, cache), so a stale or partial .env on the server no longer breaks startup — env values are merged with those defaults, not replaced by them.

GET /api/health is the outside view: database, unapplied migrations, cache, content counts, security warnings, and recent traffic. It is how you check whether anyone has actually connected without asking a human.

Known gaps (per README pre-deploy checklist)

  • Still on SQLite, not Postgres.
  • Throttle rates need periodic review against real traffic.
  • DEV_MASTER_OTP (0000) must stay gated behind DEBUG — never enabled in prod.
  • The server runs with DJANGO_DEBUG=1 on a public domain, so OTP 0000 currently logs anyone in as anyone. Harmless until real users exist; /api/health warns about it.
  • No video content exists yet, though Lesson.kind/video_url can express it.
  • Question generation and textbook ingest are blocked on AI API credit.