from @develop/bot : feat: add scalable permissions system and initialize dashboard + API - #6
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create prisma seed for tested guild and initialize default configuration
create permissions table and refactor schema.prisma structure
support multiple actions per permission integrate permissions with roles and buttons
relocate client types to bot scope and simplify usage
refactor ticket button system remove unused files and folders integrate permissions with ticket buttons add logging system for actions
create project structure using Next CLI
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Overview
This pull request introduces a scalable permission system for the bot and initializes the platform architecture including the dashboard and backend API.
Key Changes
Bot
Database
schema.prismastructureDashboard
API
Repository
package.jsonscripts and configurationImpact