TASK-CONF-001: SMS 2FA service (sms_2fa_service.go) — SMSProvider interface,
rate limiting (3/h), 6-digit codes, 5min expiry, LogSMSProvider for dev.
TASK-CONF-002: CAPTCHA service (captcha_service.go) — Cloudflare Turnstile
verification with fail-open + RequireCaptcha middleware. 11 tests.
TASK-CONF-003: Auth features completed:
- F014 password history (password_history_service.go) — checks last 5 hashes,
integrated into PasswordService.ChangePassword. 3 tests.
- F024 login history (login_history_service.go) — Record, GetUserHistory,
CountRecentFailures for security auditing.
- F010/F013/F018/F021/F026 verified already implemented.
TASK-CONF-004: F075 ClamAV verified implemented. F080 watermark deferred (P4).
TASK-CONF-005: ADR-005 handler architecture documented (keep dual, migrate forward).
TASK-CONF-006: Frontend 0 TODO/FIXME, backend 1 — criteria met.
Migration: 970_password_login_history_v0130.sql (password_history, login_history,
sms_verification_codes tables).
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.6 <noreply@anthropic.com>
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ADR-005: Handler Architecture (dual structure)
Status: Accepted Date: 2026-03-12 Context: v0.13.0 TASK-CONF-005
Context
The codebase has two handler locations:
-
internal/handlers/— Legacy flat structure (132 files, ~36K LoC)- Used by: auth, profiles, social, chat, analytics, marketplace
- Pattern:
func (h *XxxHandler) Method(c *gin.Context)
-
internal/core/*/handler.go— Modular structure (7 packages)- Used by: admin, analytics, auth, discover, feed, moderation, track
- Pattern: domain-driven package with handler + service + types
-
internal/api/handlers/— API-specific handlers (4 files)- Used by: RBAC, chat, 2FA
Decision
Keep both structures with a gradual migration path:
- New features (v0.13.0+) must use
internal/core/*/modular pattern - Existing handlers in
internal/handlers/are NOT refactored unless touched for other reasons - No duplicate handlers — if a handler exists in
core/, the legacy version should redirect or be removed
Rationale
- A full migration of 132 files would be high-risk with no user-facing value
- The modular pattern is better for testability (interfaces, dependency injection)
- Both patterns use the same Gin framework and middleware stack
- Routes are defined in
internal/api/routes_*.go— the router doesn't care where handlers live
Consequences
- New developers should look in
internal/core/*/first for newer features - Legacy handlers remain functional and tested
- Route files in
internal/api/serve as the single source of truth for endpoint mapping