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orion/app/api/v1/vendor/__init__.py
Samir Boulahtit 401db56258 refactor: migrate remaining routes to modules and enforce auto-discovery
MIGRATION:
- Delete app/api/v1/vendor/analytics.py (duplicate - analytics module already auto-discovered)
- Move usage routes from app/api/v1/vendor/usage.py to billing module
- Move onboarding routes from app/api/v1/vendor/onboarding.py to marketplace module
- Move features routes to billing module (admin + vendor)
- Move inventory routes to inventory module (admin + vendor)
- Move marketplace/letzshop routes to marketplace module
- Move orders routes to orders module
- Delete legacy letzshop service files (moved to marketplace module)

DOCUMENTATION:
- Add docs/development/migration/module-autodiscovery-migration.md with full migration history
- Update docs/architecture/module-system.md with Entity Auto-Discovery Reference section
- Add detailed sections for each entity type: routes, services, models, schemas, tasks,
  exceptions, templates, static files, locales, configuration

ARCHITECTURE VALIDATION:
- Add MOD-016: Routes must be in modules, not app/api/v1/
- Add MOD-017: Services must be in modules, not app/services/
- Add MOD-018: Tasks must be in modules, not app/tasks/
- Add MOD-019: Schemas must be in modules, not models/schema/
- Update scripts/validate_architecture.py with _validate_legacy_locations method
- Update .architecture-rules/module.yaml with legacy location rules

These rules enforce that all entities must be in self-contained modules.
Legacy locations now trigger ERROR severity violations.

Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
2026-01-31 14:25:59 +01:00

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# app/api/v1/vendor/__init__.py
"""
Vendor API router aggregation.
This module aggregates all vendor-related JSON API endpoints.
IMPORTANT:
- This router is for JSON API endpoints only
- HTML page routes are mounted separately in main.py at /vendor/*
- Do NOT include pages.router here - it causes route conflicts
MODULE SYSTEM:
Routes can be module-gated using require_module_access() dependency.
For multi-tenant apps, module enablement is checked at request time
based on platform context (not at route registration time).
Self-contained modules (auto-discovered from app/modules/{module}/routes/api/vendor.py):
- analytics: Vendor analytics and reporting
- billing: Subscription tiers, vendor billing, checkout, add-ons, features, usage
- inventory: Stock management, inventory tracking
- orders: Order management, fulfillment, exceptions, invoices
- marketplace: Letzshop integration, product sync, onboarding
- catalog: Vendor product catalog management
- cms: Content pages management
- customers: Customer management
- payments: Payment configuration, Stripe connect, transactions
"""
from fastapi import APIRouter
# Import all sub-routers (legacy routes that haven't been migrated to modules)
from . import (
auth,
dashboard,
email_settings,
email_templates,
info,
media,
messages,
notifications,
profile,
settings,
team,
)
# Create vendor router
router = APIRouter()
# ============================================================================
# JSON API ROUTES ONLY
# ============================================================================
# These routes return JSON and are mounted at /api/v1/vendor/*
# IMPORTANT: Specific routes MUST be registered BEFORE catch-all routes
# The info.router has GET /{vendor_code} which catches everything,
# so it must be registered LAST
# Authentication (no prefix, specific routes like /auth/login)
router.include_router(auth.router, tags=["vendor-auth"])
# Vendor management (with prefixes: /dashboard/*, /profile/*, /settings/*)
router.include_router(dashboard.router, tags=["vendor-dashboard"])
router.include_router(profile.router, tags=["vendor-profile"])
router.include_router(settings.router, tags=["vendor-settings"])
router.include_router(email_templates.router, tags=["vendor-email-templates"])
router.include_router(email_settings.router, tags=["vendor-email-settings"])
# Business operations (with prefixes: /team/*)
router.include_router(team.router, tags=["vendor-team"])
# Services (with prefixes: /media/*, etc.)
router.include_router(media.router, tags=["vendor-media"])
router.include_router(notifications.router, tags=["vendor-notifications"])
router.include_router(messages.router, tags=["vendor-messages"])
# ============================================================================
# Auto-discovered Module Routes
# ============================================================================
# Routes from self-contained modules are auto-discovered and registered.
# Modules include: billing, inventory, orders, marketplace, cms, customers, payments
# Routes are sorted by priority, so catch-all routes (CMS) come last.
from app.modules.routes import get_vendor_api_routes
for route_info in get_vendor_api_routes():
# Only pass prefix if custom_prefix is set (router already has internal prefix)
if route_info.custom_prefix:
router.include_router(
route_info.router,
prefix=route_info.custom_prefix,
tags=route_info.tags,
)
else:
router.include_router(
route_info.router,
tags=route_info.tags,
)
# Vendor info endpoint - MUST BE LAST! Has catch-all GET /{vendor_code}
router.include_router(info.router, tags=["vendor-info"])
__all__ = ["router"]