# 🥷 WishNinja

A self-hosted **gift wishlist manager** for a closed group (family/friends). Create wishlists,
add items with links, prices and images, and let others **claim gifts so the owner never sees what's
been claimed** — preserving the surprise while preventing duplicate gifts.

Built with **ASP.NET Core Blazor (.NET 10)**, **EF Core + SQLite**, and **ASP.NET Core Identity**.
Ships as a single Docker image; all state lives in one mounted volume.

## Features

- **Wishlists & items** — title/description, per-item link, price, priority, quantity and image.
- **Three ways to add an image** — upload a file, fetch from an image URL, or just `Ctrl`+`V` a
  copied image. **All images are stored locally** on the data volume; pasted URLs are downloaded
  server-side and saved as files, so a wishlist never breaks when the source URL goes away.
- **Owner-hidden claims** — when someone claims/reserves an item, the list owner can never see it.
  Other viewers see claims (and remaining quantity) to avoid double-gifting. Enforced at the query
  layer, not just hidden in the UI.
- **Sharing** — a list is visible to all members or only to specific people you choose.
- **Invite-only accounts** — no open registration. Admins invite by email; the recipient follows a
  single-use link to set their display name + password. Password resets via email.
- **Admin area** — manage users (promote/disable) and invitations.

## Quick start (Docker Compose)

```bash
docker compose up --build
```

Then open <http://localhost:8080>, and sign in with the bootstrap admin credentials from
`docker-compose.yml` (`SEED_ADMIN_EMAIL` / `SEED_ADMIN_PASSWORD`). Change these before first run.

> If SMTP isn't configured, emails aren't sent — but invite links are still shown directly in the
> admin **Invitations** page, so you can onboard users without an email server.

## Configuration

All settings are environment variables (double-underscore maps to nested config).

| Variable | Purpose | Default |
|---|---|---|
| `WishNinja__DataPath` | Directory for the SQLite db, uploads and keys | `/data` (in container) |
| `WishNinja__BaseUrl` | Public URL, used in email links | `https://localhost:7777` |
| `SEED_ADMIN_EMAIL` | First-run bootstrap admin email | — |
| `SEED_ADMIN_PASSWORD` | First-run bootstrap admin password | — |
| `WishNinja__Smtp__Host` | SMTP server (empty ⇒ emails logged, not sent) | empty |
| `WishNinja__Smtp__Port` | SMTP port | `587` |
| `WishNinja__Smtp__UseStartTls` | Use STARTTLS | `true` |
| `WishNinja__Smtp__User` / `__Password` | SMTP credentials | empty |
| `WishNinja__Smtp__FromAddress` / `__FromName` | Sender identity | — |
| `WishNinja__Uploads__MaxBytes` | Max upload size in bytes | `5242880` (5 MB) |
| `WishNinja__Invites__ExpiryHours` | Invite link lifetime | `168` (7 days) |
| `ConnectionStrings__DefaultConnection` | Override the SQLite connection string | derived from `DataPath` |

The container listens on **port 8080** over plain HTTP — terminate TLS at your reverse proxy.

## Running on Unraid

1. **Build & publish the image.** Push to your Gitea repo; the included
   [`.gitea/workflows/build.yml`](.gitea/workflows/build.yml) runs the tests and pushes
   `your-gitea-host/youruser/wishninja:latest` to Gitea's built-in container registry. (Or build
   locally and push manually.)
2. **Add the container** (Docker tab → *Add Container*, or import
   [`unraid-template.xml`](unraid-template.xml)):
   - **Repository:** `your-gitea-host/youruser/wishninja:latest`
   - **Port:** host `8080` → container `8080`
   - **Path:** host `/mnt/user/appdata/wishninja` → container `/data`
   - **Env vars:** at minimum `SEED_ADMIN_EMAIL`, `SEED_ADMIN_PASSWORD`, `WishNinja__BaseUrl`,
     and SMTP settings.
3. **Reverse proxy (SWAG / Nginx Proxy Manager).** Blazor's interactive server mode uses **SignalR
   over WebSockets**, so the proxy **must have WebSocket support enabled** (NPM: the "Websockets
   Support" toggle; SWAG: included in the default proxy-conf samples).

Everything (database, uploaded images, data-protection keys) lives under `/data`, so backing up
`/mnt/user/appdata/wishninja` backs up the whole app, and container updates preserve all state.

## Development

```bash
# Run locally (uses ./Data for the SQLite db by default)
cd src/WishNinja
SEED_ADMIN_EMAIL=admin@local SEED_ADMIN_PASSWORD='Admin!2345' dotnet run

# Run the tests
dotnet test
```

EF Core migrations are applied automatically on startup. To add a migration after changing
entities:

```bash
dotnet ef migrations add <Name> --project src/WishNinja/WishNinja.csproj --output-dir Data/Migrations
```

## Project layout

```
src/WishNinja/          ASP.NET Core Blazor Web App
  Data/                 EF Core context, entities, migrations
  Services/             EmailSender, InviteService, ImageService, WishlistService, seeding
  Components/           Razor components (Pages, Account, Wishlists, Layout)
  wwwroot/js/           clipboard-paste interop
tests/WishNinja.Tests/  xUnit tests (claim privacy, invite lifecycle, image validation)
Dockerfile              multi-stage build → aspnet:10.0 runtime
docker-compose.yml      local + Unraid reference
.gitea/workflows/       CI: test + build/push image
```
