Crate kasl_server 

kasl-server as a library.

The binary is a thin wrapper: configuration, a pool, migrations, then app::router. Everything else lives here so integration tests can drive the real router and the real provisioning path instead of a copy that drifts from what ships.

Modules

admin

Managing people and the agents that report for them.

alerts

Alerts: what the server noticed now, and what somebody did about it.

app

audit

The audit log: who did what, to whom, and when.

auth

Agent authentication: who is allowed to upload, and on whose behalf.

backup

kasl-server backup and restore: the installation’s data as one file.

calendar

The production calendar and the norm: how much a date was meant to be worked, and by whom.

config

demo

A fictional team, so the dashboards can be seen before a single agent is installed on anybody’s machine.

department

Departments: the boundary a manager’s authority is measured in.

error

One error shape for the whole API.

heartbeat

The agent’s pulse: POST /api/v1/agent/heartbeat, and the live status the dashboard reads off it.

heatmap

The month as a shape: GET /api/v1/team/heatmap.

import

Importing an agent’s local history.

ingest

The upload endpoints: POST /api/v1/days and /days/batch.

login

The login endpoints and the extractor that guards everything behind them.

me

What a person can read about themselves: GET /api/v1/me/days.

model

The domain the server stores: the shapes behind migrations/.

privacy

The privacy manifest: what this installation stores about a person, and the setting that decides it.

provision

Getting the first agents onto a server that has no admin UI yet.

session

Passwords and browser sessions.

signals

What the dashboard should point at: GET /api/v1/team/signals and the weekly trend behind GET /api/v1/users/{id}/trend.

team

What a manager may read about other people: GET /api/v1/team/days and GET /api/v1/users/{id}/days.

web

Serving the web UI.

webhooks

Webhooks: the server says what it noticed to where a manager already is.

Functions

migrator

The embedded migrations, applied on startup and by the tests.