The OOBE flow on the web portal calls this endpoint to create a fresh
`clients` row bound to the Better Auth user's email when the SSO
bridge returns 404. Returns 201 on success, 409 if a client with that
email already exists (portal-selection case), 401/503 on auth issues,
400 on invalid body.
The OOBE success path navigates the user back to `/` and lets the
existing `session-from-auth` re-bridge; the new client is now
resolvable by email, so the bridge mints a real portal session.
Tests cover: 401 (no session), 400 (zod), 201 + persisted values
(name trimmed, optional fields normalized to null), 409 (existing
client or unique-constraint race), 503 (auth not configured).
Paired with the web PR on `feature/2357-p2-sso-to-oobe-routing`.
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(cherry picked from commit cdeebec021)
Cosmetic follow-up to GRO-2319 (Phase 4 review by CTO). The synthetic
waitlist card on GET /portal/appointments returned service: {id} only,
so the portal fell back to the literal 'Service' label. CMPO spec did
not call for a service name on the waitlist card, but populating the
real name is non-urgent and closes the cosmetic gap.
- src/routes/portal.ts: include a services SELECT (in addition to
pets and staff) covering both appointment and waitlist serviceIds.
serviceMap feeds a service.name lookup. The synthetic waitlist
card's service object is now {id, name} — same shape the
appointments join returns — so the portal renders the real name.
The appointments join also gains a name (consistent shape, no
regression for the existing path).
- src/__tests__/portal.test.ts: mock the services table and assert
service: {id, name} on both the synthetic waitlist card and the
appointment card.
- UAT_PLAYBOOK.md: TC-API-8.20 covering the waitlist card service
name (TC-API-8.19 retained verbatim for the original GRO-2319
surfacing contract).
Co-Authored-By: Paperclip <noreply@paperclip.ing>
Adds POST /api/portal/session-from-auth which bridges a valid Better Auth
customer session (from SSO login) to a portal impersonation session, so
real SSO customers can access the client portal.
The endpoint is registered before the validatePortalSession catch-all so it
is not subject to that middleware. It validates the Better Auth session
from request cookies, looks up the client by email, creates an active
impersonation session, and returns { sessionId, clientId, clientName }.
Also adds "role" to the genericOAuth scopes so Authentik propagates the
role claim into Better Auth user objects (GRO-1862 root cause fix).
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