Add GET/PUT /api/groups/:groupId/routes endpoints that filter and merge
routes by group (backend forces groupId from the path param). Rework the
console so the top level lists groups; entering a group shows and manages
only that group's routes. Drop the route-level group selector and the
now-redundant group badge on route cards.
Add an optional owners[] field to groups (super-admin only). When set,
only webhook events whose repository owner or organization login matches
enter that group's routes; empty owners means no restriction, keeping
existing routes backward compatible.
- types: Group.owners?, groups.ts groupAcceptsOwners()
- webhook.ts eventOwners() extracts repo owner + org login
- discord.ts dispatch skips routes whose group rejects the event owner
- admin-routes.ts validateGroups() validates owners list
Introduce optional route groups so non-super admins can be delegated
edit/view access to a subset of routes and their send logs.
- add Group model and Route.groupId
- add groups.ts (load/save groups, resolveScope, permission helpers)
- scope /api/routes and /api/logs by the caller's accessible groups;
add /api/me and /api/groups (group management is super-admin only)
- require a groupId on every route in validateRoutes
- allow group admins (not just super admins) to sign in to the console
Add an admin WebUI (Nuxt static SPA in admin/, served via the ASSETS
binding) for managing routes and viewing send logs. Access is gated by
GitHub OAuth plus an ADMIN_USER_IDS whitelist with cookie sessions
(admin-session.ts). Expose routes/logs CRUD API (admin-routes.ts), add a
discord-link mapping in token-store.ts, and mount admin routes with an
SPA assets fallback in the server.