feat: Implement admin login page - Closes #614 - #635
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This doesn't integrate with the actual codebase and doesn't gate anything.
apps/web is a Vite SPA with no router at all — App.tsx renders Dashboard directly, no react-router, no next dependency anywhere in apps/web/package.json. This PR adds a Next.js App Router page (app/admin/page.tsx), a convention this project's build has no way to pick up. It's never mounted anywhere, so /admin in the deployed app hits the existing SPA fallback, not this form. The file path itself also contains literal spaces (apps/web/src/ app/admin/page.tsx instead of apps/web/src/app/admin/page.tsx), so even under Next.js conventions the directory name would never match the app/ routing convention.
handleSubmit only does console.log({ email, password }) — no request, no auth check of any kind. Typing anything into the form logs the plaintext password to the browser console and gates nothing.
src/sdk/coordinator.ts imports prisma from ./db, which doesn't exist — there's no src/sdk directory prior to this PR, no db.ts, and no Prisma package or schema anywhere in this project. The build fails on this import alone. The file also isn't imported by page.tsx or anything else in the PR, so even if it compiled it wouldn't be wired to the login form it's meant to protect. It also collides in name with the existing, unrelated packages/stellar-sdk-helpers/src/coordinator.ts, which builds Soroban vault-coordinator transactions — a very different thing.
On the Vault-secret fetch itself: no res.ok check before parsing JSON and indexing into data.data.secret, and the empty catch silently falls back to process.env.ADMIN_SECRET on any failure (network error, expired token, malformed response) — fail-open for an admin-authentication secret instead of surfacing the misconfiguration.
None of this compiles or connects to anything in the current stack. Please read CONTRIBUTING.md before continuing — in particular the section on the project's actual frontend architecture (apps/docs/architecture/frontend.md: Vite, no router, TanStack Query, Zustand) — since this PR builds against a stack (Next.js, Prisma, HashiCorp Vault) that isn't the one this project uses anywhere.
Refactor App component to conditionally render AdminLogin for admin route.
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The Next.js/Prisma stack mismatch from the last round is gone, but the new version does not build and does not authenticate anything.
App.tsx now references Dashboard, which no longer exists anywhere in the file, and App is never exported. CI confirms this: "error TS2304: Cannot find name 'Dashboard'" and "Module has no default export", so this fails tsc outright. The rewrite also deletes QueryClientProvider along with the wallet-revalidate-on-focus effect. useVaults, usePositions, useVaultActions, and usePositionPolling all call into TanStack Query; without a QueryClientProvider ancestor every one of them throws as soon as the real dashboard route renders. This isn't scoped to /admin, it breaks the app for every regular user, not just admins.
AdminLogin.tsx still does nothing but console.log(email) on submit. No request, no credential check, no session or redirect. Typing anything into the form and clicking Login is a no-op that logs to the console; it gates nothing, same as the finding from the last review, just with the password log removed.
Commit Messages is also failing: "feat: add readVaultAdmin function to coordinator", "Update 'use client' statement in AdminPage", and "Delete src/sdk/coordinator.ts" all fail commitlint (type/subject empty), left over from the abandoned Next.js/Prisma approach. Squash these into commits with real conventional messages, or squash the whole branch down to a single commit once the implementation actually works.
git add apps/web/src/pages/AdminLogin.tsx git commit -m "feat(admin): implement actual login with API call and redirect" git push
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This is a full rewrite from the last version, but it now breaks the entire app, not just the admin page.
App.tsx deletes the working Dashboard component (the header, WalletConnect, VaultPanel, i18n language toggle, ErrorBoundary — the whole production app) and replaces it with import Dashboard from './pages/Dashboard' and import Toasts from './components/Toasts'. Neither file exists anywhere in this PR or the rest of the repo — the only matching files are components/dashboard/VaultPanel.tsx (no pages/Dashboard.tsx at all) and components/ui/Toasts.tsx (a named export Toasts, not a default export at components/Toasts.tsx). This doesn't build. Every user of the app, not just /admin, would be broken by this merging.
Also lost in the same rewrite: the window-focus handler used to call useWalletStore.getState().revalidate(), which re-checks Freighter authorization and clears publicKey/connected if the user revoked site access while the window was unfocused (the removed code's own comment explains why — Freighter opens as a popup). It's now queryClient.invalidateQueries(), which doesn't touch wallet state at all. A user who revokes access and refocuses the tab would still show as connected.
On AdminLogin.tsx itself: it posts to /api/admin/login, which doesn't exist anywhere in api/, packages/api-core/, or apps/api-local/ — the form can never succeed against this codebase as it stands. It also stores the token in localStorage (readable by any XSS on the page, worse blast radius for an admin credential than a normal session), doesn't validate that data.token is actually present before storing it, and redirects to /admin/dashboard on success — a path App.tsx's exact-match route check (pathname === '/admin') doesn't recognize, so even a successful login has nowhere to land.
Please read CONTRIBUTING.md and this project's actual frontend architecture (apps/docs/architecture/frontend.md) before continuing — the styling approach here (inline style={{}} objects) also doesn't match the rest of the app, which uses Tailwind throughout.
Removed the entire login functionality and UI for the admin login page.
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This revision doesn't build at all — apps/web/src/pages/AdminLogin.tsx is truncated mid-function (ends at a comment inside handleSubmit, no closing braces, no return, no JSX). That's a syntax error, not just a broken feature.
Separately, and independent of the truncation: every relative import in App.tsx was changed from ./components/... to ../components/... (VaultPanel, WalletConnect, Toasts, ErrorBoundary, useWalletStore), but App.tsx didn't move. Those now resolve to apps/web/components/..., which doesn't exist, so the whole app fails to build, not just /admin. The language-toggle button also lost its border utility class (kept border-gray-700 but dropped the bare border, which is what actually sets the border width in Tailwind) — a visible regression to the existing dashboard.
On scope: this still implements an email/password mock login, but issue #614 asks for wallet-connect plus an on-chain get_admin() check against the connected publicKey — nothing in this diff reads get_admin() or connects a wallet, so none of #614's acceptance criteria are actually met even setting the build errors aside.
Please read CONTRIBUTING.md and issue #614 itself before the next revision, and verify pnpm build actually succeeds locally before pushing.
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This PR adds the admin login page for issue #614.
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Closes #614