- Create InspectionPassed event
- Create MoveCardToPackingOnInspectionPassed listener
- Register event listener in EventServiceProvider
- Dispatch event when markInspectionPassed() is called
Now when an order passes inspection on the ops page, the Trello card
automatically moves from Inspection to Packing list.
1. Fix Yoco payment amount calculation: order->total already includes
shipping_fee, so don't add it again. Was charging 2x shipping.
2. Add authorization gate for ops staff access: users with is_admin=true
can now access the ops page by scanning QR codes.
Phase 1: QR Code Generation
- Create GenerateQrCodeOnOrderCreated listener
- Generate secure random token on order creation
- Create SVG QR codes pointing to /ops/orders/{token}
- Store QR token and generation timestamp on order record
- Register listener in EventServiceProvider
Phase 2: Ops Controller & Routes
- Create OpsController with showOrder() landing page
- Implement confirmPacking() to capture dimensions via form
- Add markInspectionPassed() and flagInspectionIssue() methods
- Implement getAvailableActions() state machine for UI
- Add routes: GET /ops/orders/{token}, POST /ops/orders/{id}/pack, etc.
- Token-gated access, requires auth middleware
Next: Create Blade templates for state-driven UI
- Create new listener that fires on ReadyToShipIntent event
- Register listener in EventServiceProvider
- Fix log statements in ShippingController to use order UUID instead of ID
- Now when Trello card moves to 'Ready to Ship', backend automatically creates shipment
- Add fallback env parsing directly from .env file in config/trello.php
- Fixes issue where cached config prevents env() from reading .env values
- Add artisan trello:test command to diagnose Trello configuration
- Test command checks API credentials, board/list IDs, and connectivity
- Test successfully creates and moves a test Trello card
- Add 14 domain events for order lifecycle (OrderCreated, OrderPacked, ShipmentCreated, ParcelDelivered, etc.)
- Create SlackNotifierService with channels for orders, design, production, shipping, ops-alerts
- Create TrelloService to create cards, move cards between lists, attach files, check items
- Create CourierService to integrate with ShipLogic API for shipment creation and document retrieval
- Create PackingController to explicitly capture packing dimensions and weight
- Create ShippingController with multi-layer guards: packing validation, payment/approval verification, idempotency
- Create TrelloWebhookController to handle incoming Trello webhooks as intent signals
- Create CourierWebhookController to handle Shiplogic status updates
- Create event listeners for Slack notifications and Trello card updates
- Create EventServiceProvider to register all events and listeners
- Add database migration for packing, courier, and Trello data columns
- Create config files for slack, trello, and courier integration
- Update .env with integration secrets placeholders
- Add routes for /orders/{id}/pack, /orders/{id}/ship, /api/webhooks/trello, /api/webhooks/courier
Key architectural decisions:
- Packing is explicit ops action (not automatic from status)
- Shipment creation only after: Trello intent + packing confirmed + payment/approval rules met
- Courier API failures keep order in Ready to Ship state (safe retry)
- Trello and Slack are mirrors of backend state, not decision makers
- All side effects flow through event listeners, maintaining separation of concerns
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