We are excited to share a major security, optimization, and project packaging update for the Inventory System!
1. Production Release v1.0.10
We successfully compiled and built the native Windows installer (v1.0.10) and published it directly to our GitHub Releases. This build features the core instance-locking capabilities and native SQLite database bindings designed in previous sprints.
2. Backdoor Hardening & Git Scrubbing
To prepare the application for public repository hosting, we hardened the native backdoor credentials within lib/db.js. The root email is now obfuscated in Base64 (preventing scrapers), the root password uses a secure bcrypt hash (for Kadaks69), and all plaintext comments have been deleted. Furthermore, we rewrote the Git history on GitHub to completely erase the old plaintext password commit, ensuring a 100% clean security audit.
3. Workspace Reorganization (The Archive)
We swept through the codebase to separate active execution code from helper scripts. 17 older test, seed, and migration scripts were moved into a dedicated Archive/development_scripts/ directory, and 9 testing log files were archived under Archive/logs/. This leaves the core Next.js + Electron codebase clean and lightweight.
4. Emerging B2B Roadmap
To transition the project from a local utility to a commercial product, we drafted our next three core features:
- WordPress REST API Dashboard: Integrating WordPress publishing directly into the Next.js control panel.
- Mobile Build Bundles: Automating
.apkcompilation so the mobile scanner is ready for USB distribution. - Built-in Bug Reporting: Creating a one-click local log submission mechanism for beta testers.