Best Practices & Recommendations
Security
Security Audit
For a comprehensive security audit covering all components (Backend, Frontend, Mobile Apps), see the Security Audit Report.
- JWT Secret: Use strong, random secret in production
- Password Hashing: Already using bcrypt (good)
- SQL Injection: Using parameterized queries (good)
- CORS: Restrict
ALLOWED_ORIGINSin production - Environment Variables: Never commit
.envfiles - HTTPS: Always use HTTPS in production
- Rate Limiting: Consider adding rate limiting middleware
Critical Security Issues
Before deploying to production, review and address all critical vulnerabilities listed in the Security Audit Report.
Performance
- Database Indexes: Already have indexes on key fields
- Connection Pooling: Using pgxpool (good)
- File Storage: Use S3 for production scalability
- Caching: Consider Redis for session/token caching
- CDN: Use CDN for static assets
Code Quality
- Error Handling: Always handle errors properly
- Logging: Use structured logging (consider zap or logrus)
- Testing: Add unit and integration tests
- Documentation: Keep API docs updated
- Code Review: Review all changes before merging
Database
- Migrations: Use migration files for schema changes
- Backups: Regular database backups
- Monitoring: Monitor query performance
- Indexes: Add indexes for frequently queried fields
Development
- Git Workflow: Use feature branches
- Commit Messages: Write clear commit messages
- Code Formatting: Use
gofmtfor Go, Prettier for TypeScript - Linting: Use linters (golangci-lint, ESLint)
Future Enhancements
- WebSockets: Real-time status updates
- Push Notifications: Mobile app notifications
- Analytics: User behavior tracking
- Multi-language: Internationalization
- Advanced Search: Full-text search for files
- File Preview: PDF/image preview before printing
- Print History: Detailed print history for users
- Rating System: Rate shopkeepers
- Loyalty Program: Rewards for frequent users
- Bulk Printing: Multiple files in one order