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resolutionflow/backend/app/api/endpoints/config.py
Michael Chihlas 80baf89b00 feat(config): add SELF_SERVE_ENABLED flag + GET /config/public
Phase 2 Task 31. Single flag now controls whether the public-facing
self-serve flow is exposed.

- New public endpoint GET /api/v1/config/public returns
  {self_serve_enabled, oauth_providers}. oauth_providers includes
  "google" if GOOGLE_CLIENT_ID is set and "microsoft" if MS_CLIENT_ID
  is set. No auth required; consumed once by the frontend at load.
- POST /auth/register: when SELF_SERVE_ENABLED=true the platform
  invite-code requirement is bypassed even with REQUIRE_INVITE_CODE=true.
  invite_code stays in the schema for backward compat and still applies
  when supplied. With the flag off, the gate behaves exactly as before.
- Adds backend/app/schemas/config.py with PublicConfigResponse and
  registers the new router in the public/unauthenticated section.
- Adds 3 integration tests in tests/test_config_public.py covering the
  flag round-trip, the regression case (flag off keeps the 400), and
  the new behavior (flag on bypasses the gate, creates user + Pro trial).

Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.7 <noreply@anthropic.com>
2026-05-06 20:38:50 -04:00

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"""Public runtime configuration endpoint.
GET /api/v1/config/public
Returns the small set of runtime flags the frontend needs at app load
to decide whether to render the self-serve signup flow and which OAuth
buttons to show. No authentication required.
The response model lives in `app.schemas.config` so it can be reused by
frontend codegen and other call sites if needed.
"""
from __future__ import annotations
from fastapi import APIRouter
from app.core.config import settings
from app.schemas.config import PublicConfigResponse
router = APIRouter(prefix="/config", tags=["config"])
@router.get("/public", response_model=PublicConfigResponse)
async def get_public_config() -> PublicConfigResponse:
"""Return public-safe runtime config.
`oauth_providers` reflects which OAuth client IDs are configured server
side; the frontend uses it to render only buttons that will actually
succeed. `self_serve_enabled` is the master switch for the new public
self-serve signup flow.
"""
providers: list[str] = []
if settings.GOOGLE_CLIENT_ID:
providers.append("google")
if settings.MS_CLIENT_ID:
providers.append("microsoft")
return PublicConfigResponse(
self_serve_enabled=settings.SELF_SERVE_ENABLED,
oauth_providers=providers,
)