CLAUDE.md

This file provides guidance to Claude Code (claude.ai/code) when working with code in this repository.

Project Overview

Pet sitting web service for managing clients and bookings. The owner uses the site to:

Receive and manage client requests (leads) from the website
Schedule calls and visits with clients
Upload photos/videos of pets for remote viewing by clients (public media page via unique token)
Get Telegram notifications about new requests

Tech Stack

Language: Rust (edition 2024)
Web framework: Cot — Rust web framework (Django-like), local path ../cot/cot
Database: SQLite (via Cot ORM), file db.sqlite3
Notifications: Telegram Bot API

Build & Run

cargo build          # build
cargo run            # run dev server at http://127.0.0.1:8000
cargo test           # run all tests
cargo test <name>    # run a single test by name
cargo clippy         # lint
cargo fmt --check    # check formatting
cot migration make   # generate migrations from model changes (requires cot-cli)

Architecture

Monolithic Cot web app with a single SQLite database.

src/main.rs — project/app setup, router, config
src/models.rs — all database models (Lead, Client, Visit, Media, User, Setting)
src/migrations.rs — migration registry (auto-generated by cot migration make)
src/migrations/ — migration files (auto-generated)

Database Design Principles

Soft-delete everywhere: records are never physically deleted, only status changes (e.g. active -> archived, new -> rejected). This ensures data can always be recovered.
Status fields are stored as String with enum-like values defined in models.rs.
Foreign keys use cot::db::ForeignKey<T> with Restrict on delete/update.

Data Model

Lead (new/in_progress/converted/rejected) — public form submission; links to Client when converted
Client (active/archived) — confirmed client with media_token for public media page
Visit (scheduled/completed/cancelled) — pet sitting session, belongs to Client
Media (active/archived) — photo/video, belongs to Client, optionally to Visit
User (active/archived) — admin accounts (supports multiple admins)
Setting — global key-value config (telegram_bot_token, telegram_chat_id, etc.)

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