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xamxam/storage
Pontoporeia ba7814c6dc feat: system page caching via SystemCache + system_cache SQLite table
Add a TTL-based cache for the expensive checks on the admin system page,
eliminating repeated systemctl subprocess calls (~4×~100ms), curl self-pings
(~200-500ms), disk_*_space() and PHP ini reads on every page load.

Changes:
- storage/migrations/007_system_cache.sql: new migration creating the
  system_cache table (key TEXT PK, value TEXT, updated_at INTEGER)
- storage/schema.sql: system_cache table added before pages table
- Applied migration to live storage/posterg.db
- src/SystemCache.php: new class with get/set/isStale/ageSeconds/invalidate;
  uses SQLite INSERT … ON CONFLICT upsert; no external dependencies
- src/Database.php: added getDatabasePath(): string accessor
- public/admin/system.php:
  - Bootstrap SystemCache at request start using the existing DB PDO handle
  - system_status: cached with 2-min TTL (systemctl + curl checks)
  - php_info: cached with 1-hour TTL (PHP ini values are runtime-constant)
  - disk_info: cached with 5-min TTL (total/free/used/pct tuple)
  - Logs section: unchanged — always reads live log tail per active tab
  - ?refresh=1 GET param invalidates all three cache keys before rendering
  - Status panel heading shows cache badge: ' Cache — il y a Xs' (hit)
    or '⟳ Actualisé' (miss/fresh), styled via new .sys-cache-badge rules
- public/assets/css/system.css: .sys-cache-badge / --hit / --miss styles
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Database Documentation

Complete documentation for the Post-ERG thesis database.

📚 Available Documentation

1. DATABASE_SPECIFICATION.md

Complete technical specification - 25KB comprehensive document

Contents:

  • Complete table definitions with all columns
  • Entity relationship diagrams
  • Junction table specifications
  • Lookup table values
  • Business rules and workflows
  • Sample queries and use cases
  • Instructions for requesting schema changes

Use when: You need complete technical details about the database structure.


2. QUICK_SCHEMA_REFERENCE.md 🚀

Quick reference guide - 5KB at-a-glance reference

Contents:

  • Table summary
  • Key relationships diagram
  • Core fields reference
  • Predefined lookup values
  • Common SQL queries
  • Constraint summary

Use when: You need quick lookup or common query examples.


3. schema.sql 💾

The actual SQL schema - Executable SQL file

Contents:

  • Complete CREATE TABLE statements
  • Indexes and triggers
  • Predefined data (orientations, AP programs, etc.)
  • Views for common queries

Use when: Setting up or resetting the database.


🚀 Quick Start

View Database Schema

# Read the quick reference
cat database/QUICK_SCHEMA_REFERENCE.md

# Or full specification
cat database/DATABASE_SPECIFICATION.md

Initialize Database

# Create test database from schema
just init-test-db

# Create with sample data
just create-fixtures

Query Database

# Open SQLite prompt
just query-db

# Show specific thesis
just show-thesis 42

📝 Making Schema Changes

Step 1: Document Your Request

Format:

**Table:** [table_name]
**Change Type:** [add/modify/remove]
**What:** [description]
**Why:** [reason/use case]
**Example Data:** [samples]

Step 2: Specify Details

For new columns:

  • Column name
  • Data type (TEXT, INTEGER, BOOLEAN, DATETIME)
  • NULL/NOT NULL
  • Default value
  • Indexes needed?

For new tables:

  • Table name
  • All columns
  • Relationships to existing tables
  • Sample data

Step 3: Provide Context

Include:

  • Use case scenario
  • Who will use it?
  • How will it be displayed?
  • Any constraints?

Example Request

**Table:** theses
**Change Type:** add column
**What:** Add column to track if thesis won an award
**Why:** Need to highlight award-winning theses on homepage
**Column Name:** has_award
**Data Type:** BOOLEAN
**Default:** 0 (false)
**Example:** 1 for "Prix du Jury 2025" winner

🗂️ Database Structure Overview

┌─────────────┐
│   theses    │ ◄── Main table (500+ records/year)
└──────┬──────┘
       │
       ├──► authors (via thesis_authors)
       ├──► supervisors (via thesis_supervisors)
       ├──► keywords (via thesis_keywords)
       ├──► languages (via thesis_languages)
       ├──► formats (via thesis_formats)
       ├──► thesis_files (attachments)
       │
       └──► Lookup tables:
            • orientations
            • ap_programs
            • finality_types
            • access_types
            • license_types

📊 Key Statistics

  • Core tables: 3 (theses, authors, supervisors)
  • Junction tables: 5 (many-to-many relationships)
  • Lookup tables: 7 (predefined values)
  • Support tables: 2 (files, pages)
  • Views: 2 (full data, public only)
  • Indexes: 11 (for performance)
  • Triggers: 4 (auto-update timestamps)

🔍 Common Scenarios

Scenario 1: Student Submits Thesis

  1. Create record in theses (is_published=0)
  2. Add author to authors, link via thesis_authors
  3. Add supervisor(s) to supervisors, link via thesis_supervisors
  4. Set orientation_id, ap_program_id, finality_id
  5. Upload file to thesis_files
  6. Add keywords via thesis_keywords
  7. Set submitted_at timestamp

Scenario 2: Admin Publishes Thesis

  1. Verify all required fields present
  2. Set defense_date
  3. Set jury_points
  4. Optional: add context_note
  5. Set is_published = 1
  6. Set published_at = CURRENT_TIMESTAMP

Scenario 3: Public User Searches

Query v_theses_public view with filters:

  • By year
  • By orientation
  • By keyword
  • By author name
  • Full-text search in title/synopsis

🛠️ Development Workflow

Local Development

  1. Use test.db for development
  2. Create via just init-test-db
  3. Populate with just create-fixtures
  4. Test queries before deployment

Schema Changes

  1. Update schema.sql
  2. Update DATABASE_SPECIFICATION.md
  3. Test on test.db
  4. Deploy to production (manual migration)

Testing

# Run tests on local database
just test-public-all

# Check database stats
just stats-public

📞 Need Help?

  1. Quick lookup → Read QUICK_SCHEMA_REFERENCE.md
  2. Complete details → Read DATABASE_SPECIFICATION.md
  3. Schema changes → Follow format in this README
  4. SQL examples → Check QUICK_SCHEMA_REFERENCE.md