Task

Phase 6: Customer Accounts

Prompt:
You are implementing Phase 6 (Customer Accounts) of a multi-tenant e-commerce platform. The project uses PHP 8.4, Laravel 12, Livewire v4, Flux UI Free v2, Tailwind CSS v4, SQLite, and Pest v4.

## What Already Exists
- Customer model with `customer` guard already configured in `config/auth.php`
- `CustomerUserProvider` that scopes queries by `store_id`
- Customer login component at `app/Livewire/Storefront/Account/Auth/Login.php` (functional)
- Customer register component at `app/Livewire/Storefront/Account/Auth/Register.php` (stub)
- Customer dashboard stub at `app/Livewire/Storefront/Account/Dashboard.php` (empty)
- Routes already defined in `routes/storefront.php`:
  - `GET /account/login` -> `customer.login`
  - `GET /account/register` -> `customer.register`
  - `GET /account` -> `customer.dashboard` (protected by `auth:customer`)
- Customer table migration at `database/migrations/2025_01_01_000290_create_customers_table.php`
- Order, Payment, Fulfillment models are complete (Phase 5)
- BelongsToStore trait, StoreScope, ResolveStore middleware all working

## What You Need to Build

### Step 6.1: Customer Auth Improvements
1. Ensure the `Register` Livewire component is fully functional:
   - Fields: name, email, password, password_confirmation, marketing_opt_in (checkbox)
   - Validation: name required max:255, email required/valid/unique per store, password required min:8 confirmed
   - On success: create Customer, auto-login via `Auth::guard('customer')`, redirect to `/account`
   - Rate limited (5/min per IP)
2. Add a customer logout action: `POST /account/logout` -> invalidate session, regenerate CSRF, redirect to `/account/login`
3. Ensure login uses the storefront layout (`storefront.layouts.app`), NOT the auth layout

### Step 6.2: Customer Account Pages (Livewire Components)
Create these Livewire components with views:

1. **`Storefront\Account\Dashboard`** (`GET /account`)
   - Use `#[Layout('storefront.layouts.app')]`
   - Show customer name, email
   - Show recent orders (last 5) in a simple table: order number, date, status, total, link to detail
   - If no orders: "You haven't placed any orders yet."

2. **`Storefront\Account\Orders\Index`** (`GET /account/orders`)
   - Paginated order history table: order number, date placed, status badge, financial status badge, total amount
   - Link each row to order detail

3. **`Storefront\Account\Orders\Show`** (`GET /account/orders/{orderNumber}`)
   - Order detail page with timeline
   - Line items table: product title, variant, quantity, unit price, line total
   - Order totals: subtotal, discount, shipping, tax, total
   - Payment info: method, status
   - Fulfillment info: tracking number, shipped date, status
   - Must verify the order belongs to the authenticated customer

4. **`Storefront\Account\Addresses\Index`** (`GET /account/addresses`)
   - CRUD for customer addresses
   - Create `CustomerAddress` model if it doesn't exist (check first)
   - Migration for `customer_addresses` table: id, customer_id (FK), first_name, last_name, company, address1, address2, city, province_code, country_code, postal_code, phone, is_default (bool), timestamps
   - Address form: first_name, last_name, company, address1, address2, city, province_code, country_code, postal_code, phone, is_default
   - List addresses as cards, each with edit/delete actions
   - One default address (toggle is_default)

### Routes to Add
In `routes/storefront.php`, within the `auth:customer` middleware group, add:
```
Route::get('/orders', OrdersIndex::class)->name('customer.orders');
Route::get('/orders/{orderNumber}', OrdersShow::class)->name('customer.orders.show');
Route::get('/addresses', AddressesIndex::class)->name('customer.addresses');
```

### Views
Use the `storefront.layouts.app` layout (not auth layout). The customer account pages should have a left sidebar navigation with links: Dashboard, Orders, Addresses, and a Logout button.

Create a shared `resources/views/livewire/storefront/account/layout.blade.php` partial or use inline layout within each component that renders the account sidebar.

### Blade View Pattern
Follow the existing Blade patterns. Use `<x-storefront.breadcrumbs>` for breadcrumbs. Use `<x-storefront.price>` for price display. Use Tailwind classes for styling. Include dark mode support.

### Tests (Pest Feature Tests)
Create tests in `tests/Feature/Customers/`:

1. **CustomerAuthTest.php** (~10 tests):
   - renders the customer login page
   - authenticates a customer with valid credentials
   - rejects invalid customer credentials
   - scopes customer login to the current store
   - rate limits customer login attempts
   - registers a new customer
   - rejects duplicate email registration in the same store
   - allows same email in different stores
   - logs out customer and redirects to login
   - merges guest cart into customer cart on login (if CartService::mergeOnLogin exists)

2. **CustomerAccountTest.php** (~8 tests):
   - shows the customer dashboard with recent orders
   - shows empty state when no orders
   - lists paginated order history
   - shows order detail for own order
   - denies access to another customers order
   - requires authentication for account pages

3. **AddressManagementTest.php** (~6 tests):
   - lists customer addresses
   - creates a new address
   - updates an existing address
   - deletes an address
   - sets an address as default
   - requires authentication

### Important Notes
- All views must use storefront layout: `#[Layout('storefront.layouts.app')]`
- Use `Auth::guard('customer')` for all auth operations
- All data must be scoped to the current store and authenticated customer
- Run `vendor/bin/pint --dirty --format agent` before finishing
- Run ALL tests: `php artisan test --compact` to confirm nothing is broken
- Use `php artisan make:model`, `php artisan make:test --pest`, etc. for creating new files
- Check existing code patterns (especially other Livewire components like Products\Show, Checkout\Show) before writing
- For the Customer model, check if it already has the right factory and relationships set up


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Phase 6: Customer Accounts

Prompt:
You are implementing Phase 6 (Customer Accounts) of a multi-tenant e-commerce platform. The project uses PHP 8.4, Laravel 12, Livewire v4, Flux UI Free v2, Tailwind CSS v4, SQLite, and Pest v4.

## What Already Exists
- Customer model with `customer` guard already configured in `config/auth.php`
- `CustomerUserProvider` that scopes queries by `store_id`
- Customer login component at `app/Livewire/Storefront/Account/Auth/Login.php` (functional)
- Customer register component at `app/Livewire/Storefront/Account/Auth/Register.php` (stub)
- Customer dashboard stub at `app/Livewire/Storefront/Account/Dashboard.php` (empty)
- Routes already defined in `routes/storefront.php`:
  - `GET /account/login` -> `customer.login`
  - `GET /account/register` -> `customer.register`
  - `GET /account` -> `customer.dashboard` (protected by `auth:customer`)
- Customer table migration at `database/migrations/2025_01_01_000290_create_customers_table.php`
- Order, Payment, Fulfillment models are complete (Phase 5)
- BelongsToStore trait, StoreScope, ResolveStore middleware all working

## What You Need to Build

### Step 6.1: Customer Auth Improvements
1. Ensure the `Register` Livewire component is fully functional:
   - Fields: name, email, password, password_confirmation, marketing_opt_in (checkbox)
   - Validation: name required max:255, email required/valid/unique per store, password required min:8 confirmed
   - On success: create Customer, auto-login via `Auth::guard('customer')`, redirect to `/account`
   - Rate limited (5/min per IP)
2. Add a customer logout action: `POST /account/logout` -> invalidate session, regenerate CSRF, redirect to `/account/login`
3. Ensure login uses the storefront layout (`storefront.layouts.app`), NOT the auth layout

### Step 6.2: Customer Account Pages (Livewire Components)
Create these Livewire components with views:

1. **`Storefront\Account\Dashboard`** (`GET /account`)
   - Use `#[Layout('storefront.layouts.app')]`
   - Show customer name, email
   - Show recent orders (last 5) in a simple table: order number, date, status, total, link to detail
   - If no orders: "You haven't placed any orders yet."

2. **`Storefront\Account\Orders\Index`** (`GET /account/orders`)
   - Paginated order history table: order number, date placed, status badge, financial status badge, total amount
   - Link each row to order detail

3. **`Storefront\Account\Orders\Show`** (`GET /account/orders/{orderNumber}`)
   - Order detail page with timeline
   - Line items table: product title, variant, quantity, unit price, line total
   - Order totals: subtotal, discount, shipping, tax, total
   - Payment info: method, status
   - Fulfillment info: tracking number, shipped date, status
   - Must verify the order belongs to the authenticated customer

4. **`Storefront\Account\Addresses\Index`** (`GET /account/addresses`)
   - CRUD for customer addresses
   - Create `CustomerAddress` model if it doesn't exist (check first)
   - Migration for `customer_addresses` table: id, customer_id (FK), first_name, last_name, company, address1, address2, city, province_code, country_code, postal_code, phone, is_default (bool), timestamps
   - Address form: first_name, last_name, company, address1, address2, city, province_code, country_code, postal_code, phone, is_default
   - List addresses as cards, each with edit/delete actions
   - One default address (toggle is_default)

### Routes to Add
In `routes/storefront.php`, within the `auth:customer` middleware group, add:
```
Route::get('/orders', OrdersIndex::class)->name('customer.orders');
Route::get('/orders/{orderNumber}', OrdersShow::class)->name('customer.orders.show');
Route::get('/addresses', AddressesIndex::class)->name('customer.addresses');
```

### Views
Use the `storefront.layouts.app` layout (not auth layout). The customer account pages should have a left sidebar navigation with links: Dashboard, Orders, Addresses, and a Logout button.

Create a shared `resources/views/livewire/storefront/account/layout.blade.php` partial or use inline layout within each component that renders the account sidebar.

### Blade View Pattern
Follow the existing Blade patterns. Use `<x-storefront.breadcrumbs>` for breadcrumbs. Use `<x-storefront.price>` for price display. Use Tailwind classes for styling. Include dark mode support.

### Tests (Pest Feature Tests)
Create tests in `tests/Feature/Customers/`:

1. **CustomerAuthTest.php** (~10 tests):
   - renders the customer login page
   - authenticates a customer with valid credentials
   - rejects invalid customer credentials
   - scopes customer login to the current store
   - rate limits customer login attempts
   - registers a new customer
   - rejects duplicate email registration in the same store
   - allows same email in different stores
   - logs out customer and redirects to login
   - merges guest cart into customer cart on login (if CartService::mergeOnLogin exists)

2. **CustomerAccountTest.php** (~8 tests):
   - shows the customer dashboard with recent orders
   - shows empty state when no orders
   - lists paginated order history
   - shows order detail for own order
   - denies access to another customers order
   - requires authentication for account pages

3. **AddressManagementTest.php** (~6 tests):
   - lists customer addresses
   - creates a new address
   - updates an existing address
   - deletes an address
   - sets an address as default
   - requires authentication

### Important Notes
- All views must use storefront layout: `#[Layout('storefront.layouts.app')]`
- Use `Auth::guard('customer')` for all auth operations
- All data must be scoped to the current store and authenticated customer
- Run `vendor/bin/pint --dirty --format agent` before finishing
- Run ALL tests: `php artisan test --compact` to confirm nothing is broken
- Use `php artisan make:model`, `php artisan make:test --pest`, etc. for creating new files
- Check existing code patterns (especially other Livewire components like Products\Show, Checkout\Show) before writing
- For the Customer model, check if it already has the right factory and relationships set up


Phase 7: Admin Panel

Prompt:
You are implementing Phase 7 (Admin Panel) of a multi-tenant e-commerce platform. The project uses PHP 8.4, Laravel 12, Livewire v4, Flux UI Free v2, Tailwind CSS v4, SQLite, and Pest v4.

## What Already Exists
- Admin login component at `app/Livewire/Admin/Auth/Login.php` (functional)
- Admin dashboard stub at `app/Livewire/Admin/Dashboard.php` (empty)
- Admin routes in `routes/admin.php` with just login and dashboard
- All models are complete: Store, Product, ProductVariant, Collection, Order, OrderLine, Payment, Refund, Fulfillment, Customer, Discount, Page, NavigationMenu, Theme, SearchSettings, ShippingZone, ShippingRate, TaxSettings
- All services are complete: ProductService, InventoryService, OrderService, RefundService, FulfillmentService, DiscountService, SearchService
- RBAC: StoreUserRole enum (Owner, Admin, Staff, Support), Policies (ProductPolicy, OrderPolicy, etc.)
- Flux UI Free components available: avatar, badge, brand, breadcrumbs, button, callout, checkbox, dropdown, field, heading, icon, input, modal, navbar, profile, radio, select, separator, switch, text, textarea, tooltip

## What You Need to Build

### Step 7.1: Admin Layout
Create `resources/views/layouts/admin.blade.php` as the admin master layout with:
- Left sidebar (256px desktop, overlay mobile) with navigation using Flux components
- Top bar with store selector dropdown, user profile, mobile hamburger
- Main content area with breadcrumbs
- Toast notification system via Alpine.js/Livewire events
- Dark mode support

Navigation structure (from spec):
```
Dashboard                        -> admin.dashboard
Products (group)
  Products                       -> admin.products.index
  Collections                    -> admin.collections.index
  Inventory                      -> admin.inventory.index
Orders
  Orders                         -> admin.orders.index
Customers
  Customers                      -> admin.customers.index
Discounts
  Discounts                      -> admin.discounts.index
Content (group)
  Pages                          -> admin.pages.index
  Navigation                     -> admin.navigation.index
  Themes                         -> admin.themes.index
Analytics                        -> admin.analytics.index
Settings                         -> admin.settings.index
```

All admin components must use `#[Layout('layouts.admin')]`.

### Step 7.2: Dashboard
`Admin\Dashboard` Livewire component:
- KPI tiles: total sales, order count, average order value (use Order model queries)
- Recent orders table (last 10): order number, customer, date, status, total
- Date range filter (today, 7d, 30d, all time) using Livewire property

### Step 7.3: Product Management
1. **`Admin\Products\Index`** - Product list:
   - Search by title
   - Filter by status (draft, active, archived)
   - Table: image thumbnail, title, status badge, vendor, price, inventory count
   - Bulk actions: archive, delete (with confirmation modal)
   - Pagination
   - "Add product" button linking to create form
   - Authorization: `authorize('viewAny', Product::class)` in mount()

2. **`Admin\Products\Form`** - Shared create/edit form:
   - Mode: create or edit (determined by whether product is passed)
   - Fields: title, description_html (textarea), status dropdown, vendor, product_type, tags
   - Variants section: options (name + values), auto-generated variant matrix
   - Each variant: price, compare_at_price, SKU, barcode, weight, requires_shipping, inventory qty
   - Media upload section with WithFileUploads
   - Save action using ProductService::create/update
   - Authorization checks

### Step 7.4: Order Management
1. **`Admin\Orders\Index`** - Order list:
   - Search by order number or customer email
   - Filter by status, financial_status, fulfillment_status
   - Table: order number, customer name, date, status badges, total
   - Pagination
   - Authorization: `authorize('viewAny', Order::class)`

2. **`Admin\Orders\Show`** - Order detail:
   - Order info: number, status, dates
   - Line items table
   - Payment section with status
   - Fulfillment section: create fulfillment modal (select lines, tracking info)
   - Refund section: create refund modal (amount, reason, restock toggle)
   - Cancel order button (with confirmation)
   - Bank transfer: "Confirm Payment" button if financial_status is pending
   - Authorization per action

### Step 7.5: Other Admin Sections
1. **`Admin\Collections\Index`** - Collection list with basic CRUD
2. **`Admin\Collections\Form`** - Create/edit collection with product picker
3. **`Admin\Customers\Index`** - Customer list with search
4. **`Admin\Customers\Show`** - Customer detail: info, recent orders, addresses
5. **`Admin\Discounts\Index`** - Discount list with status/type filters
6. **`Admin\Discounts\Form`** - Create/edit discount form
7. **`Admin\Pages\Index`** - Content pages list
8. **`Admin\Pages\Form`** - Create/edit page form
9. **`Admin\Settings\Index`** - Settings page with tabs: General, Shipping, Taxes
10. **`Admin\Inventory\Index`** - Inventory overview (variant list with stock levels)

### Routes to Add
In `routes/admin.php`, within the authenticated middleware group:
```php
Route::get('/products', ProductsIndex::class)->name('admin.products.index');
Route::get('/products/create', ProductsForm::class)->name('admin.products.create');
Route::get('/products/{product}/edit', ProductsForm::class)->name('admin.products.edit');
Route::get('/orders', OrdersIndex::class)->name('admin.orders.index');
Route::get('/orders/{order}', OrdersShow::class)->name('admin.orders.show');
Route::get('/collections', CollectionsIndex::class)->name('admin.collections.index');
Route::get('/collections/create', CollectionsForm::class)->name('admin.collections.create');
Route::get('/collections/{collection}/edit', CollectionsForm::class)->name('admin.collections.edit');
Route::get('/customers', CustomersIndex::class)->name('admin.customers.index');
Route::get('/customers/{customer}', CustomersShow::class)->name('admin.customers.show');
Route::get('/discounts', DiscountsIndex::class)->name('admin.discounts.index');
Route::get('/discounts/create', DiscountsForm::class)->name('admin.discounts.create');
Route::get('/discounts/{discount}/edit', DiscountsForm::class)->name('admin.discounts.edit');
Route::get('/pages', PagesIndex::class)->name('admin.pages.index');
Route::get('/pages/create', PagesForm::class)->name('admin.pages.create');
Route::get('/pages/{page}/edit', PagesForm::class)->name('admin.pages.edit');
Route::get('/settings', SettingsIndex::class)->name('admin.settings.index');
Route::get('/inventory', InventoryIndex::class)->name('admin.inventory.index');
```

### Tests (Pest Feature Tests)
Create tests in `tests/Feature/Admin/`:

1. **DashboardTest.php** (~5 tests):
   - shows dashboard with KPI tiles
   - shows recent orders on dashboard
   - requires authentication
   - filters by date range
   - only shows data for current store

2. **ProductManagementTest.php** (~10 tests):
   - lists products for current store
   - searches products by title
   - filters products by status
   - creates a new product
   - edits an existing product
   - archives a product
   - deletes a draft product
   - denies product creation for Support role
   - paginates product list
   - requires authentication

3. **OrderManagementTest.php** (~8 tests):
   - lists orders for current store
   - shows order detail
   - creates fulfillment for paid order
   - prevents fulfillment for unpaid order
   - creates refund
   - cancels an order
   - confirms bank transfer payment
   - denies order cancel for Staff role

4. **SettingsTest.php** (~4 tests):
   - shows settings page
   - updates store settings
   - updates shipping zone
   - denies settings access for Staff role

### Important Notes
- Use `#[Layout('layouts.admin')]` for ALL admin components
- Flux UI components: `<flux:button>`, `<flux:input>`, `<flux:select>`, `<flux:modal>`, `<flux:badge>`, `<flux:dropdown>`, `<flux:heading>`, `<flux:text>`, `<flux:separator>`, `<flux:icon>`, `<flux:breadcrumbs>`, `<flux:checkbox>`, `<flux:textarea>`, `<flux:switch>`, `<flux:field>`, `<flux:radio>`, `<flux:tooltip>`, `<flux:callout>`, `<flux:navbar>`, `<flux:profile>`, `<flux:brand>`, `<flux:avatar>`
- Authorization: check policies in mount() and in action methods
- The Admin Dashboard component currently uses `#[Layout('layouts.app')]` - change it to `#[Layout('layouts.admin')]`
- The admin login component uses `#[Layout('layouts.auth')]` - that's correct, keep it
- All monetary amounts are INTEGER (cents) - format for display: amount/100 with 2 decimal places
- Run `vendor/bin/pint --dirty --format agent` before finishing
- Run `php artisan test --compact` to verify all tests pass
- Read existing Livewire component patterns before creating new ones
- Use `php artisan make:test --pest` for test creation
- Read the Flux UI docs using `search-docs` tool with queries like "button", "modal", "dropdown" before using Flux components
- IMPORTANT: Search for Flux UI Free documentation first using the search-docs tool to understand available components and their syntax


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Phase 7: Admin Panel

Prompt:
You are implementing Phase 7 (Admin Panel) of a multi-tenant e-commerce platform. The project uses PHP 8.4, Laravel 12, Livewire v4, Flux UI Free v2, Tailwind CSS v4, SQLite, and Pest v4.

## What Already Exists
- Admin login component at `app/Livewire/Admin/Auth/Login.php` (functional)
- Admin dashboard stub at `app/Livewire/Admin/Dashboard.php` (empty)
- Admin routes in `routes/admin.php` with just login and dashboard
- All models are complete: Store, Product, ProductVariant, Collection, Order, OrderLine, Payment, Refund, Fulfillment, Customer, Discount, Page, NavigationMenu, Theme, SearchSettings, ShippingZone, ShippingRate, TaxSettings
- All services are complete: ProductService, InventoryService, OrderService, RefundService, FulfillmentService, DiscountService, SearchService
- RBAC: StoreUserRole enum (Owner, Admin, Staff, Support), Policies (ProductPolicy, OrderPolicy, etc.)
- Flux UI Free components available: avatar, badge, brand, breadcrumbs, button, callout, checkbox, dropdown, field, heading, icon, input, modal, navbar, profile, radio, select, separator, switch, text, textarea, tooltip

## What You Need to Build

### Step 7.1: Admin Layout
Create `resources/views/layouts/admin.blade.php` as the admin master layout with:
- Left sidebar (256px desktop, overlay mobile) with navigation using Flux components
- Top bar with store selector dropdown, user profile, mobile hamburger
- Main content area with breadcrumbs
- Toast notification system via Alpine.js/Livewire events
- Dark mode support

Navigation structure (from spec):
```
Dashboard                        -> admin.dashboard
Products (group)
  Products                       -> admin.products.index
  Collections                    -> admin.collections.index
  Inventory                      -> admin.inventory.index
Orders
  Orders                         -> admin.orders.index
Customers
  Customers                      -> admin.customers.index
Discounts
  Discounts                      -> admin.discounts.index
Content (group)
  Pages                          -> admin.pages.index
  Navigation                     -> admin.navigation.index
  Themes                         -> admin.themes.index
Analytics                        -> admin.analytics.index
Settings                         -> admin.settings.index
```

All admin components must use `#[Layout('layouts.admin')]`.

### Step 7.2: Dashboard
`Admin\Dashboard` Livewire component:
- KPI tiles: total sales, order count, average order value (use Order model queries)
- Recent orders table (last 10): order number, customer, date, status, total
- Date range filter (today, 7d, 30d, all time) using Livewire property

### Step 7.3: Product Management
1. **`Admin\Products\Index`** - Product list:
   - Search by title
   - Filter by status (draft, active, archived)
   - Table: image thumbnail, title, status badge, vendor, price, inventory count
   - Bulk actions: archive, delete (with confirmation modal)
   - Pagination
   - "Add product" button linking to create form
   - Authorization: `authorize('viewAny', Product::class)` in mount()

2. **`Admin\Products\Form`** - Shared create/edit form:
   - Mode: create or edit (determined by whether product is passed)
   - Fields: title, description_html (textarea), status dropdown, vendor, product_type, tags
   - Variants section: options (name + values), auto-generated variant matrix
   - Each variant: price, compare_at_price, SKU, barcode, weight, requires_shipping, inventory qty
   - Media upload section with WithFileUploads
   - Save action using ProductService::create/update
   - Authorization checks

### Step 7.4: Order Management
1. **`Admin\Orders\Index`** - Order list:
   - Search by order number or customer email
   - Filter by status, financial_status, fulfillment_status
   - Table: order number, customer name, date, status badges, total
   - Pagination
   - Authorization: `authorize('viewAny', Order::class)`

2. **`Admin\Orders\Show`** - Order detail:
   - Order info: number, status, dates
   - Line items table
   - Payment section with status
   - Fulfillment section: create fulfillment modal (select lines, tracking info)
   - Refund section: create refund modal (amount, reason, restock toggle)
   - Cancel order button (with confirmation)
   - Bank transfer: "Confirm Payment" button if financial_status is pending
   - Authorization per action

### Step 7.5: Other Admin Sections
1. **`Admin\Collections\Index`** - Collection list with basic CRUD
2. **`Admin\Collections\Form`** - Create/edit collection with product picker
3. **`Admin\Customers\Index`** - Customer list with search
4. **`Admin\Customers\Show`** - Customer detail: info, recent orders, addresses
5. **`Admin\Discounts\Index`** - Discount list with status/type filters
6. **`Admin\Discounts\Form`** - Create/edit discount form
7. **`Admin\Pages\Index`** - Content pages list
8. **`Admin\Pages\Form`** - Create/edit page form
9. **`Admin\Settings\Index`** - Settings page with tabs: General, Shipping, Taxes
10. **`Admin\Inventory\Index`** - Inventory overview (variant list with stock levels)

### Routes to Add
In `routes/admin.php`, within the authenticated middleware group:
```php
Route::get('/products', ProductsIndex::class)->name('admin.products.index');
Route::get('/products/create', ProductsForm::class)->name('admin.products.create');
Route::get('/products/{product}/edit', ProductsForm::class)->name('admin.products.edit');
Route::get('/orders', OrdersIndex::class)->name('admin.orders.index');
Route::get('/orders/{order}', OrdersShow::class)->name('admin.orders.show');
Route::get('/collections', CollectionsIndex::class)->name('admin.collections.index');
Route::get('/collections/create', CollectionsForm::class)->name('admin.collections.create');
Route::get('/collections/{collection}/edit', CollectionsForm::class)->name('admin.collections.edit');
Route::get('/customers', CustomersIndex::class)->name('admin.customers.index');
Route::get('/customers/{customer}', CustomersShow::class)->name('admin.customers.show');
Route::get('/discounts', DiscountsIndex::class)->name('admin.discounts.index');
Route::get('/discounts/create', DiscountsForm::class)->name('admin.discounts.create');
Route::get('/discounts/{discount}/edit', DiscountsForm::class)->name('admin.discounts.edit');
Route::get('/pages', PagesIndex::class)->name('admin.pages.index');
Route::get('/pages/create', PagesForm::class)->name('admin.pages.create');
Route::get('/pages/{page}/edit', PagesForm::class)->name('admin.pages.edit');
Route::get('/settings', SettingsIndex::class)->name('admin.settings.index');
Route::get('/inventory', InventoryIndex::class)->name('admin.inventory.index');
```

### Tests (Pest Feature Tests)
Create tests in `tests/Feature/Admin/`:

1. **DashboardTest.php** (~5 tests):
   - shows dashboard with KPI tiles
   - shows recent orders on dashboard
   - requires authentication
   - filters by date range
   - only shows data for current store

2. **ProductManagementTest.php** (~10 tests):
   - lists products for current store
   - searches products by title
   - filters products by status
   - creates a new product
   - edits an existing product
   - archives a product
   - deletes a draft product
   - denies product creation for Support role
   - paginates product list
   - requires authentication

3. **OrderManagementTest.php** (~8 tests):
   - lists orders for current store
   - shows order detail
   - creates fulfillment for paid order
   - prevents fulfillment for unpaid order
   - creates refund
   - cancels an order
   - confirms bank transfer payment
   - denies order cancel for Staff role

4. **SettingsTest.php** (~4 tests):
   - shows settings page
   - updates store settings
   - updates shipping zone
   - denies settings access for Staff role

### Important Notes
- Use `#[Layout('layouts.admin')]` for ALL admin components
- Flux UI components: `<flux:button>`, `<flux:input>`, `<flux:select>`, `<flux:modal>`, `<flux:badge>`, `<flux:dropdown>`, `<flux:heading>`, `<flux:text>`, `<flux:separator>`, `<flux:icon>`, `<flux:breadcrumbs>`, `<flux:checkbox>`, `<flux:textarea>`, `<flux:switch>`, `<flux:field>`, `<flux:radio>`, `<flux:tooltip>`, `<flux:callout>`, `<flux:navbar>`, `<flux:profile>`, `<flux:brand>`, `<flux:avatar>`
- Authorization: check policies in mount() and in action methods
- The Admin Dashboard component currently uses `#[Layout('layouts.app')]` - change it to `#[Layout('layouts.admin')]`
- The admin login component uses `#[Layout('layouts.auth')]` - that's correct, keep it
- All monetary amounts are INTEGER (cents) - format for display: amount/100 with 2 decimal places
- Run `vendor/bin/pint --dirty --format agent` before finishing
- Run `php artisan test --compact` to verify all tests pass
- Read existing Livewire component patterns before creating new ones
- Use `php artisan make:test --pest` for test creation
- Read the Flux UI docs using `search-docs` tool with queries like "button", "modal", "dropdown" before using Flux components
- IMPORTANT: Search for Flux UI Free documentation first using the search-docs tool to understand available components and their syntax


Phase 9-10: Analytics, Webhooks

Prompt:
You are implementing Phase 9 (Analytics) and Phase 10 (Apps and Webhooks) of a multi-tenant e-commerce platform. The project uses PHP 8.4, Laravel 12, Livewire v4, Flux UI Free v2, Tailwind CSS v4, SQLite, and Pest v4.

## What Already Exists
- All core models, services, events: Order, Payment, Fulfillment, Product, Customer, etc.
- Events: OrderCreated, OrderPaid, OrderFulfilled, OrderCancelled, OrderRefunded
- BelongsToStore trait and StoreScope for tenant isolation
- `routes/console.php` for scheduled jobs

## Phase 9: Analytics

### Step 9.1: Migrations
Create two migrations:

1. **`2025_01_01_000600_create_analytics_events_table.php`**
   - id, store_id (FK), customer_id (nullable FK to customers), session_id (string, nullable), event_type (string, indexed), properties_json (json), created_at
   - Indexes: store_id + event_type composite, store_id + created_at composite

2. **`2025_01_01_000610_create_analytics_daily_table.php`**
   - id, store_id (FK), date (date), orders_count (int default 0), revenue_amount (int default 0, in cents), aov_amount (int default 0), visits_count (int default 0), add_to_cart_count (int default 0), checkout_started_count (int default 0), checkout_completed_count (int default 0), created_at, updated_at
   - Unique index on store_id + date

### Step 9.2: Models
1. **`AnalyticsEvent`** - uses BelongsToStore, fillable: store_id, customer_id, session_id, event_type, properties_json. Cast properties_json as array. Only `created_at` timestamp (no updated_at - set `const UPDATED_AT = null`).
2. **`AnalyticsDaily`** - uses BelongsToStore, fillable: store_id, date, orders_count, revenue_amount, aov_amount, visits_count, add_to_cart_count, checkout_started_count, checkout_completed_count.

### Step 9.3: Analytics Service
Create `App\Services\AnalyticsService`:

```php
public function track(Store $store, string $type, array $properties = [], ?string $sessionId = null, ?int $customerId = null): void
// Inserts a raw event into analytics_events

public function getDailyMetrics(Store $store, string $startDate, string $endDate): Collection
// Reads from analytics_daily table, returns collection of daily metrics

public function getTopProducts(Store $store, string $startDate, string $endDate, int $limit = 10): Collection
// Queries analytics_events for product_view events, groups by product_id, orders by count desc

public function getSalesSummary(Store $store, string $startDate, string $endDate): array
// Returns: total_revenue, total_orders, average_order_value, total_visits
```

Event types to support: `page_view`, `product_view`, `add_to_cart`, `remove_from_cart`, `checkout_started`, `checkout_completed`, `search`.

### Step 9.4: Aggregation Job
Create `App\Jobs\AggregateAnalytics`:
- Scheduled daily in `routes/console.php`
- Aggregates yesterday's raw events from analytics_events into analytics_daily
- Calculates: orders_count (from checkout_completed), revenue_amount (from event properties), visits_count (unique session_ids with page_view), add_to_cart_count, checkout_started_count, checkout_completed_count
- Uses updateOrCreate to be idempotent

### Step 9.5: Analytics Tests
Create `tests/Feature/Analytics/`:

1. **EventIngestionTest.php** (~6 tests):
   - tracks a page view event
   - tracks a product view event with properties
   - tracks add to cart event
   - tracks checkout completed event
   - scopes events to current store
   - includes customer id when authenticated

2. **AggregationTest.php** (~4 tests):
   - aggregates daily metrics from events
   - calculates correct order count and revenue
   - handles stores with no events
   - is idempotent (running twice gives same result)

---

## Phase 10: Apps and Webhooks

### Step 10.1: Migrations
Create in this order:

1. **`2025_01_01_000700_create_apps_table.php`**
   - id, name (string), slug (string unique), description (text nullable), icon_url (string nullable), developer_name (string nullable), is_listed (boolean default true), timestamps

2. **`2025_01_01_000710_create_app_installations_table.php`**
   - id, store_id (FK), app_id (FK), installed_at (timestamp), uninstalled_at (timestamp nullable), settings_json (json nullable), timestamps
   - Unique index on store_id + app_id

3. **`2025_01_01_000720_create_webhook_subscriptions_table.php`**
   - id, store_id (FK), app_installation_id (FK nullable), target_url (string), event_types_json (json), signing_secret_encrypted (text), is_active (boolean default true), consecutive_failures (int default 0), paused_at (timestamp nullable), timestamps
   - Index on store_id

4. **`2025_01_01_000730_create_webhook_deliveries_table.php`**
   - id, subscription_id (FK), event_type (string), payload_json (json), response_status (int nullable), response_body (text nullable), delivered_at (timestamp nullable), attempts (int default 0), next_retry_at (timestamp nullable), created_at
   - Index on subscription_id

### Step 10.2: Models
1. **`App`** (the model name - use `App\Models\App`) - fillable: name, slug, description, icon_url, developer_name, is_listed. Has many AppInstallation.
2. **`AppInstallation`** - BelongsToStore. Fillable: store_id, app_id, installed_at, uninstalled_at, settings_json. Cast settings_json as array. Belongs to App, has many WebhookSubscription.
3. **`WebhookSubscription`** - BelongsToStore. Fillable: store_id, app_installation_id, target_url, event_types_json, signing_secret_encrypted, is_active, consecutive_failures, paused_at. Cast event_types_json as array, signing_secret_encrypted as encrypted. Has many WebhookDelivery.
4. **`WebhookDelivery`** - Fillable: subscription_id, event_type, payload_json, response_status, response_body, delivered_at, attempts, next_retry_at. Cast payload_json as array. Belongs to WebhookSubscription. Only created_at (set `const UPDATED_AT = null`).

### Step 10.3: Webhook Service
Create `App\Services\WebhookService`:

```php
public function dispatch(Store $store, string $eventType, array $payload): void
// Find all active subscriptions for the store that match the event type
// Queue a DeliverWebhook job for each subscription

public function sign(string $payload, string $secret): string
// Generate Unix timestamp
// Concatenate: "{timestamp}.{payload}"
// HMAC-SHA256 with the secret
// Return the hex signature

public function verify(string $payload, string $signature, string $timestamp, string $secret): bool
// Recompute HMAC, compare with provided signature
// Check timestamp is within 5 minutes
```

### Step 10.4: Deliver Webhook Job
Create `App\Jobs\DeliverWebhook`:
- Implements ShouldQueue
- Retry with exponential backoff: [60, 300, 1800, 7200, 43200] (5 retries)
- Makes HTTP POST to subscription target_url with:
  - Header X-Platform-Signature: hex signature
  - Header X-Platform-Timestamp: Unix timestamp
  - Header X-Platform-Event: event type
  - Header Content-Type: application/json
  - Body: JSON payload
- Records delivery in webhook_deliveries table
- On success: reset consecutive_failures to 0
- On failure: increment consecutive_failures
- Circuit breaker: if consecutive_failures >= 5, set paused_at and is_active = false

### Step 10.5: Webhook Tests
Create `tests/Feature/Webhooks/`:

1. **WebhookServiceTest.php** (~6 tests):
   - dispatches webhook to matching subscriptions
   - skips inactive subscriptions
   - skips subscriptions that dont match event type
   - generates valid HMAC signature
   - verifies valid signature
   - rejects tampered signature

2. **WebhookDeliveryTest.php** (~4 tests):
   - records successful delivery
   - records failed delivery with response
   - increments consecutive failures on error
   - pauses subscription after 5 consecutive failures (circuit breaker)

---

## Important Notes
- Use `php artisan make:model` for creating models with -m flag for migrations
- Use BelongsToStore trait on store-scoped models
- All monetary amounts are INTEGER (cents)
- Run `vendor/bin/pint --dirty --format agent` before finishing
- Run `php artisan test --compact` to verify ALL tests pass
- Create factories for all new models
- Register scheduled jobs in `routes/console.php` using `Schedule::command()` or `Schedule::job()`
- For the webhook HTTP calls in tests, use Http::fake() to mock external requests
- The App model name conflicts with Laravel's App namespace - make sure to use full qualified name `\App\Models\App` or a different approach. Consider naming it `InstalledApp` or using `\App\Models\App` carefully.
- Read existing code patterns before writing new code


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Phase 9-10: Analytics, Webhooks

Prompt:
You are implementing Phase 9 (Analytics) and Phase 10 (Apps and Webhooks) of a multi-tenant e-commerce platform. The project uses PHP 8.4, Laravel 12, Livewire v4, Flux UI Free v2, Tailwind CSS v4, SQLite, and Pest v4.

## What Already Exists
- All core models, services, events: Order, Payment, Fulfillment, Product, Customer, etc.
- Events: OrderCreated, OrderPaid, OrderFulfilled, OrderCancelled, OrderRefunded
- BelongsToStore trait and StoreScope for tenant isolation
- `routes/console.php` for scheduled jobs

## Phase 9: Analytics

### Step 9.1: Migrations
Create two migrations:

1. **`2025_01_01_000600_create_analytics_events_table.php`**
   - id, store_id (FK), customer_id (nullable FK to customers), session_id (string, nullable), event_type (string, indexed), properties_json (json), created_at
   - Indexes: store_id + event_type composite, store_id + created_at composite

2. **`2025_01_01_000610_create_analytics_daily_table.php`**
   - id, store_id (FK), date (date), orders_count (int default 0), revenue_amount (int default 0, in cents), aov_amount (int default 0), visits_count (int default 0), add_to_cart_count (int default 0), checkout_started_count (int default 0), checkout_completed_count (int default 0), created_at, updated_at
   - Unique index on store_id + date

### Step 9.2: Models
1. **`AnalyticsEvent`** - uses BelongsToStore, fillable: store_id, customer_id, session_id, event_type, properties_json. Cast properties_json as array. Only `created_at` timestamp (no updated_at - set `const UPDATED_AT = null`).
2. **`AnalyticsDaily`** - uses BelongsToStore, fillable: store_id, date, orders_count, revenue_amount, aov_amount, visits_count, add_to_cart_count, checkout_started_count, checkout_completed_count.

### Step 9.3: Analytics Service
Create `App\Services\AnalyticsService`:

```php
public function track(Store $store, string $type, array $properties = [], ?string $sessionId = null, ?int $customerId = null): void
// Inserts a raw event into analytics_events

public function getDailyMetrics(Store $store, string $startDate, string $endDate): Collection
// Reads from analytics_daily table, returns collection of daily metrics

public function getTopProducts(Store $store, string $startDate, string $endDate, int $limit = 10): Collection
// Queries analytics_events for product_view events, groups by product_id, orders by count desc

public function getSalesSummary(Store $store, string $startDate, string $endDate): array
// Returns: total_revenue, total_orders, average_order_value, total_visits
```

Event types to support: `page_view`, `product_view`, `add_to_cart`, `remove_from_cart`, `checkout_started`, `checkout_completed`, `search`.

### Step 9.4: Aggregation Job
Create `App\Jobs\AggregateAnalytics`:
- Scheduled daily in `routes/console.php`
- Aggregates yesterday's raw events from analytics_events into analytics_daily
- Calculates: orders_count (from checkout_completed), revenue_amount (from event properties), visits_count (unique session_ids with page_view), add_to_cart_count, checkout_started_count, checkout_completed_count
- Uses updateOrCreate to be idempotent

### Step 9.5: Analytics Tests
Create `tests/Feature/Analytics/`:

1. **EventIngestionTest.php** (~6 tests):
   - tracks a page view event
   - tracks a product view event with properties
   - tracks add to cart event
   - tracks checkout completed event
   - scopes events to current store
   - includes customer id when authenticated

2. **AggregationTest.php** (~4 tests):
   - aggregates daily metrics from events
   - calculates correct order count and revenue
   - handles stores with no events
   - is idempotent (running twice gives same result)

---

## Phase 10: Apps and Webhooks

### Step 10.1: Migrations
Create in this order:

1. **`2025_01_01_000700_create_apps_table.php`**
   - id, name (string), slug (string unique), description (text nullable), icon_url (string nullable), developer_name (string nullable), is_listed (boolean default true), timestamps

2. **`2025_01_01_000710_create_app_installations_table.php`**
   - id, store_id (FK), app_id (FK), installed_at (timestamp), uninstalled_at (timestamp nullable), settings_json (json nullable), timestamps
   - Unique index on store_id + app_id

3. **`2025_01_01_000720_create_webhook_subscriptions_table.php`**
   - id, store_id (FK), app_installation_id (FK nullable), target_url (string), event_types_json (json), signing_secret_encrypted (text), is_active (boolean default true), consecutive_failures (int default 0), paused_at (timestamp nullable), timestamps
   - Index on store_id

4. **`2025_01_01_000730_create_webhook_deliveries_table.php`**
   - id, subscription_id (FK), event_type (string), payload_json (json), response_status (int nullable), response_body (text nullable), delivered_at (timestamp nullable), attempts (int default 0), next_retry_at (timestamp nullable), created_at
   - Index on subscription_id

### Step 10.2: Models
1. **`App`** (the model name - use `App\Models\App`) - fillable: name, slug, description, icon_url, developer_name, is_listed. Has many AppInstallation.
2. **`AppInstallation`** - BelongsToStore. Fillable: store_id, app_id, installed_at, uninstalled_at, settings_json. Cast settings_json as array. Belongs to App, has many WebhookSubscription.
3. **`WebhookSubscription`** - BelongsToStore. Fillable: store_id, app_installation_id, target_url, event_types_json, signing_secret_encrypted, is_active, consecutive_failures, paused_at. Cast event_types_json as array, signing_secret_encrypted as encrypted. Has many WebhookDelivery.
4. **`WebhookDelivery`** - Fillable: subscription_id, event_type, payload_json, response_status, response_body, delivered_at, attempts, next_retry_at. Cast payload_json as array. Belongs to WebhookSubscription. Only created_at (set `const UPDATED_AT = null`).

### Step 10.3: Webhook Service
Create `App\Services\WebhookService`:

```php
public function dispatch(Store $store, string $eventType, array $payload): void
// Find all active subscriptions for the store that match the event type
// Queue a DeliverWebhook job for each subscription

public function sign(string $payload, string $secret): string
// Generate Unix timestamp
// Concatenate: "{timestamp}.{payload}"
// HMAC-SHA256 with the secret
// Return the hex signature

public function verify(string $payload, string $signature, string $timestamp, string $secret): bool
// Recompute HMAC, compare with provided signature
// Check timestamp is within 5 minutes
```

### Step 10.4: Deliver Webhook Job
Create `App\Jobs\DeliverWebhook`:
- Implements ShouldQueue
- Retry with exponential backoff: [60, 300, 1800, 7200, 43200] (5 retries)
- Makes HTTP POST to subscription target_url with:
  - Header X-Platform-Signature: hex signature
  - Header X-Platform-Timestamp: Unix timestamp
  - Header X-Platform-Event: event type
  - Header Content-Type: application/json
  - Body: JSON payload
- Records delivery in webhook_deliveries table
- On success: reset consecutive_failures to 0
- On failure: increment consecutive_failures
- Circuit breaker: if consecutive_failures >= 5, set paused_at and is_active = false

### Step 10.5: Webhook Tests
Create `tests/Feature/Webhooks/`:

1. **WebhookServiceTest.php** (~6 tests):
   - dispatches webhook to matching subscriptions
   - skips inactive subscriptions
   - skips subscriptions that dont match event type
   - generates valid HMAC signature
   - verifies valid signature
   - rejects tampered signature

2. **WebhookDeliveryTest.php** (~4 tests):
   - records successful delivery
   - records failed delivery with response
   - increments consecutive failures on error
   - pauses subscription after 5 consecutive failures (circuit breaker)

---

## Important Notes
- Use `php artisan make:model` for creating models with -m flag for migrations
- Use BelongsToStore trait on store-scoped models
- All monetary amounts are INTEGER (cents)
- Run `vendor/bin/pint --dirty --format agent` before finishing
- Run `php artisan test --compact` to verify ALL tests pass
- Create factories for all new models
- Register scheduled jobs in `routes/console.php` using `Schedule::command()` or `Schedule::job()`
- For the webhook HTTP calls in tests, use Http::fake() to mock external requests
- The App model name conflicts with Laravel's App namespace - make sure to use full qualified name `\App\Models\App` or a different approach. Consider naming it `InstalledApp` or using `\App\Models\App` carefully.
- Read existing code patterns before writing new code


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The project uses PHP 8.4, Laravel 12, Livewire v4, Flux UI Free v2, Tailwind CSS v4, SQLite, and Pest v4.\n\n## What Already Exists\n- All core models, services, events: Order, Payment, Fulfillment, Product, Customer, etc.\n- Events: OrderCreated, OrderPaid, OrderFulfilled, OrderCancelled, OrderRefunded\n- BelongsToStore trait and StoreScope for tenant isolation\n- `routes/console.php` for scheduled jobs\n\n## Phase 9: Analytics\n\n### Step 9.1: Migrations\nCreate two migrations:\n\n1. **`2025_01_01_000600_create_analytics_events_table.php`**\n   - id, store_id (FK), customer_id (nullable FK to customers), session_id (string, nullable), event_type (string, indexed), properties_json (json), created_at\n   - Indexes: store_id + event_type composite, store_id + created_at composite\n\n2. **`2025_01_01_000610_create_analytics_daily_table.php`**\n   - id, store_id (FK), date (date), orders_count (int default 0), revenue_amount (int default 0, in cents), aov_amount (int default 0), visits_count (int default 0), add_to_cart_count (int default 0), checkout_started_count (int default 0), checkout_completed_count (int default 0), created_at, updated_at\n   - Unique index on store_id + date\n\n### Step 9.2: Models\n1. **`AnalyticsEvent`** - uses BelongsToStore, fillable: store_id, customer_id, session_id, event_type, properties_json. 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Cast properties_json as array. Only `created_at` timestamp (no updated_at - set `const UPDATED_AT = null`).\n2. **`AnalyticsDaily`** - uses BelongsToStore, fillable: store_id, date, orders_count, revenue_amount, aov_amount, visits_count, add_to_cart_count, checkout_started_count, checkout_completed_count.\n\n### Step 9.3: Analytics Service\nCreate `App\\Services\\AnalyticsService`:\n\n```php\npublic function track(Store $store, string $type, array $properties = [], ?string $sessionId = null, ?int $customerId = null): void\n// Inserts a raw event into analytics_events\n\npublic function getDailyMetrics(Store $store, string $startDate, string $endDate): Collection\n// Reads from analytics_daily table, returns collection of daily metrics\n\npublic function getTopProducts(Store $store, string $startDate, string $endDate, int $limit = 10): Collection\n// Queries analytics_events for product_view events, groups by product_id, orders by count desc\n\npublic function getSalesSummary(Store $store, string $startDate, string $endDate): array\n// Returns: total_revenue, total_orders, average_order_value, total_visits\n```\n\nEvent types to support: `page_view`, `product_view`, `add_to_cart`, `remove_from_cart`, `checkout_started`, `checkout_completed`, `search`.\n\n### Step 9.4: Aggregation Job\nCreate `App\\Jobs\\AggregateAnalytics`:\n- Scheduled daily in `routes/console.php`\n- Aggregates yesterday's raw events from analytics_events into analytics_daily\n- Calculates: orders_count (from checkout_completed), revenue_amount (from event properties), visits_count (unique session_ids with page_view), add_to_cart_count, checkout_started_count, checkout_completed_count\n- Uses updateOrCreate to be idempotent\n\n### Step 9.5: Analytics Tests\nCreate `tests/Feature/Analytics/`:\n\n1. **EventIngestionTest.php** (~6 tests):\n   - tracks a page view event\n   - tracks a product view event with properties\n   - tracks add to cart event\n   - tracks checkout completed event\n   - scopes events to current store\n   - includes customer id when authenticated\n\n2. **AggregationTest.php** (~4 tests):\n   - aggregates daily metrics from events\n   - calculates correct order count and revenue\n   - handles stores with no events\n   - is idempotent (running twice gives same result)\n\n---\n\n## Phase 10: Apps and Webhooks\n\n### Step 10.1: Migrations\nCreate in this order:\n\n1. **`2025_01_01_000700_create_apps_table.php`**\n   - id, name (string), slug (string unique), description (text nullable), icon_url (string nullable), developer_name (string nullable), is_listed (boolean default true), timestamps\n\n2. **`2025_01_01_000710_create_app_installations_table.php`**\n   - id, store_id (FK), app_id (FK), installed_at (timestamp), uninstalled_at (timestamp nullable), settings_json (json nullable), timestamps\n   - Unique index on store_id + app_id\n\n3. **`2025_01_01_000720_create_webhook_subscriptions_table.php`**\n   - id, store_id (FK), app_installation_id (FK nullable), target_url (string), event_types_json (json), signing_secret_encrypted (text), is_active (boolean default true), consecutive_failures (int default 0), paused_at (timestamp nullable), timestamps\n   - Index on store_id\n\n4. **`2025_01_01_000730_create_webhook_deliveries_table.php`**\n   - id, subscription_id (FK), event_type (string), payload_json (json), response_status (int nullable), response_body (text nullable), delivered_at (timestamp nullable), attempts (int default 0), next_retry_at (timestamp nullable), created_at\n   - Index on subscription_id\n\n### Step 10.2: Models\n1. **`App`** (the model name - use `App\\Models\\App`) - fillable: name, slug, description, icon_url, developer_name, is_listed. Has many AppInstallation.\n2. **`AppInstallation`** - BelongsToStore. Fillable: store_id, app_id, installed_at, uninstalled_at, settings_json. Cast settings_json as array. Belongs to App, has many WebhookSubscription.\n3. **`WebhookSubscription`** - BelongsToStore. Fillable: store_id, app_installation_id, target_url, event_types_json, signing_secret_encrypted, is_active, consecutive_failures, paused_at. Cast event_types_json as array, signing_secret_encrypted as encrypted. Has many WebhookDelivery.\n4. **`WebhookDelivery`** - Fillable: subscription_id, event_type, payload_json, response_status, response_body, delivered_at, attempts, next_retry_at. Cast payload_json as array. Belongs to WebhookSubscription. Only created_at (set `const UPDATED_AT = null`).\n\n### Step 10.3: Webhook Service\nCreate `App\\Services\\WebhookService`:\n\n```php\npublic function dispatch(Store $store, string $eventType, array $payload): void\n// Find all active subscriptions for the store that match the event type\n// Queue a DeliverWebhook job for each subscription\n\npublic function sign(string $payload, string $secret): string\n// Generate Unix timestamp\n// Concatenate: \"{timestamp}.{payload}\"\n// HMAC-SHA256 with the secret\n// Return the hex signature\n\npublic function verify(string $payload, string $signature, string $timestamp, string $secret): bool\n// Recompute HMAC, compare with provided signature\n// Check timestamp is within 5 minutes\n```\n\n### Step 10.4: Deliver Webhook Job\nCreate `App\\Jobs\\DeliverWebhook`:\n- Implements ShouldQueue\n- Retry with exponential backoff: [60, 300, 1800, 7200, 43200] (5 retries)\n- Makes HTTP POST to subscription target_url with:\n  - Header X-Platform-Signature: hex signature\n  - Header X-Platform-Timestamp: Unix timestamp  \n  - Header X-Platform-Event: event type\n  - Header Content-Type: application/json\n  - Body: JSON payload\n- Records delivery in webhook_deliveries table\n- On success: reset consecutive_failures to 0\n- On failure: increment consecutive_failures\n- Circuit breaker: if consecutive_failures >= 5, set paused_at and is_active = false\n\n### Step 10.5: Webhook Tests\nCreate `tests/Feature/Webhooks/`:\n\n1. **WebhookServiceTest.php** (~6 tests):\n   - dispatches webhook to matching subscriptions\n   - skips inactive subscriptions\n   - skips subscriptions that dont match event type\n   - generates valid HMAC signature\n   - verifies valid signature\n   - rejects tampered signature\n\n2. **WebhookDeliveryTest.php** (~4 tests):\n   - records successful delivery\n   - records failed delivery with response\n   - increments consecutive failures on error\n   - pauses subscription after 5 consecutive failures (circuit breaker)\n\n---\n\n## Important Notes\n- Use `php artisan make:model` for creating models with -m flag for migrations\n- Use BelongsToStore trait on store-scoped models\n- All monetary amounts are INTEGER (cents)\n- Run `vendor/bin/pint --dirty --format agent` before finishing\n- Run `php artisan test --compact` to verify ALL tests pass\n- Create factories for all new models\n- Register scheduled jobs in `routes/console.php` using `Schedule::command()` or `Schedule::job()`\n- For the webhook HTTP calls in tests, use Http::fake() to mock external requests\n- The App model name conflicts with Laravel's App namespace - make sure to use full qualified name `\\App\\Models\\App` or a different approach. 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Prompt:
You are implementing Phase 9 (Analytics) and Phase 10 (Apps and Webhooks) of a multi-tenant e-commerce platform. The project uses PHP 8.4, Laravel 12, Livewire v4, Flux UI Free v2, Tailwind CSS v4, SQLite, and Pest v4.

## What Already Exists
- All core models, services, events: Order, Payment, Fulfillment, Product, Customer, etc.
- Events: OrderCreated, OrderPaid, OrderFulfilled, OrderCancelled, OrderRefunded
- BelongsToStore trait and StoreScope for tenant isolation
- `routes/console.php` for scheduled jobs

## Phase 9: Analytics

### Step 9.1: Migrations
Create two migrations:

1. **`2025_01_01_000600_create_analytics_events_table.php`**
   - id, store_id (FK), customer_id (nullable FK to customers), session_id (string, nullable), event_type (string, indexed), properties_json (json), created_at
   - Indexes: store_id + event_type composite, store_id + created_at composite

2. **`2025_01_01_000610_create_analytics_daily_table.php`**
   - id, store_id (FK), date (date), orders_count (int default 0), revenue_amount (int default 0, in cents), aov_amount (int default 0), visits_count (int default 0), add_to_cart_count (int default 0), checkout_started_count (int default 0), checkout_completed_count (int default 0), created_at, updated_at
   - Unique index on store_id + date

### Step 9.2: Models
1. **`AnalyticsEvent`** - uses BelongsToStore, fillable: store_id, customer_id, session_id, event_type, properties_json. Cast properties_json as array. Only `created_at` timestamp (no updated_at - set `const UPDATED_AT = null`).
2. **`AnalyticsDaily`** - uses BelongsToStore, fillable: store_id, date, orders_count, revenue_amount, aov_amount, visits_count, add_to_cart_count, checkout_started_count, checkout_completed_count.

### Step 9.3: Analytics Service
Create `App\Services\AnalyticsService`:

```php
public function track(Store $store, string $type, array $properties = [], ?string $sessionId = null, ?int $customerId = null): void
// Inserts a raw event into analytics_events

public function getDailyMetrics(Store $store, string $startDate, string $endDate): Collection
// Reads from analytics_daily table, returns collection of daily metrics

public function getTopProducts(Store $store, string $startDate, string $endDate, int $limit = 10): Collection
// Queries analytics_events for product_view events, groups by product_id, orders by count desc

public function getSalesSummary(Store $store, string $startDate, string $endDate): array
// Returns: total_revenue, total_orders, average_order_value, total_visits
```

Event types to support: `page_view`, `product_view`, `add_to_cart`, `remove_from_cart`, `checkout_started`, `checkout_completed`, `search`.

### Step 9.4: Aggregation Job
Create `App\Jobs\AggregateAnalytics`:
- Scheduled daily in `routes/console.php`
- Aggregates yesterday's raw events from analytics_events into analytics_daily
- Calculates: orders_count (from checkout_completed), revenue_amount (from event properties), visits_count (unique session_ids with page_view), add_to_cart_count, checkout_started_count, checkout_completed_count
- Uses updateOrCreate to be idempotent

### Step 9.5: Analytics Tests
Create `tests/Feature/Analytics/`:

1. **EventIngestionTest.php** (~6 tests):
   - tracks a page view event
   - tracks a product view event with properties
   - tracks add to cart event
   - tracks checkout completed event
   - scopes events to current store
   - includes customer id when authenticated

2. **AggregationTest.php** (~4 tests):
   - aggregates daily metrics from events
   - calculates correct order count and revenue
   - handles stores with no events
   - is idempotent (running twice gives same result)

---

## Phase 10: Apps and Webhooks

### Step 10.1: Migrations
Create in this order:

1. **`2025_01_01_000700_create_apps_table.php`**
   - id, name (string), slug (string unique), description (text nullable), icon_url (string nullable), developer_name (string nullable), is_listed (boolean default true), timestamps

2. **`2025_01_01_000710_create_app_installations_table.php`**
   - id, store_id (FK), app_id (FK), installed_at (timestamp), uninstalled_at (timestamp nullable), settings_json (json nullable), timestamps
   - Unique index on store_id + app_id

3. **`2025_01_01_000720_create_webhook_subscriptions_table.php`**
   - id, store_id (FK), app_installation_id (FK nullable), target_url (string), event_types_json (json), signing_secret_encrypted (text), is_active (boolean default true), consecutive_failures (int default 0), paused_at (timestamp nullable), timestamps
   - Index on store_id

4. **`2025_01_01_000730_create_webhook_deliveries_table.php`**
   - id, subscription_id (FK), event_type (string), payload_json (json), response_status (int nullable), response_body (text nullable), delivered_at (timestamp nullable), attempts (int default 0), next_retry_at (timestamp nullable), created_at
   - Index on subscription_id

### Step 10.2: Models
1. **`App`** (the model name - use `App\Models\App`) - fillable: name, slug, description, icon_url, developer_name, is_listed. Has many AppInstallation.
2. **`AppInstallation`** - BelongsToStore. Fillable: store_id, app_id, installed_at, uninstalled_at, settings_json. Cast settings_json as array. Belongs to App, has many WebhookSubscription.
3. **`WebhookSubscription`** - BelongsToStore. Fillable: store_id, app_installation_id, target_url, event_types_json, signing_secret_encrypted, is_active, consecutive_failures, paused_at. Cast event_types_json as array, signing_secret_encrypted as encrypted. Has many WebhookDelivery.
4. **`WebhookDelivery`** - Fillable: subscription_id, event_type, payload_json, response_status, response_body, delivered_at, attempts, next_retry_at. Cast payload_json as array. Belongs to WebhookSubscription. Only created_at (set `const UPDATED_AT = null`).

### Step 10.3: Webhook Service
Create `App\Services\WebhookService`:

```php
public function dispatch(Store $store, string $eventType, array $payload): void
// Find all active subscriptions for the store that match the event type
// Queue a DeliverWebhook job for each subscription

public function sign(string $payload, string $secret): string
// Generate Unix timestamp
// Concatenate: "{timestamp}.{payload}"
// HMAC-SHA256 with the secret
// Return the hex signature

public function verify(string $payload, string $signature, string $timestamp, string $secret): bool
// Recompute HMAC, compare with provided signature
// Check timestamp is within 5 minutes
```

### Step 10.4: Deliver Webhook Job
Create `App\Jobs\DeliverWebhook`:
- Implements ShouldQueue
- Retry with exponential backoff: [60, 300, 1800, 7200, 43200] (5 retries)
- Makes HTTP POST to subscription target_url with:
  - Header X-Platform-Signature: hex signature
  - Header X-Platform-Timestamp: Unix timestamp
  - Header X-Platform-Event: event type
  - Header Content-Type: application/json
  - Body: JSON payload
- Records delivery in webhook_deliveries table
- On success: reset consecutive_failures to 0
- On failure: increment consecutive_failures
- Circuit breaker: if consecutive_failures >= 5, set paused_at and is_active = false

### Step 10.5: Webhook Tests
Create `tests/Feature/Webhooks/`:

1. **WebhookServiceTest.php** (~6 tests):
   - dispatches webhook to matching subscriptions
   - skips inactive subscriptions
   - skips subscriptions that dont match event type
   - generates valid HMAC signature
   - verifies valid signature
   - rejects tampered signature

2. **WebhookDeliveryTest.php** (~4 tests):
   - records successful delivery
   - records failed delivery with response
   - increments consecutive failures on error
   - pauses subscription after 5 consecutive failures (circuit breaker)

---

## Important Notes
- Use `php artisan make:model` for creating models with -m flag for migrations
- Use BelongsToStore trait on store-scoped models
- All monetary amounts are INTEGER (cents)
- Run `vendor/bin/pint --dirty --format agent` before finishing
- Run `php artisan test --compact` to verify ALL tests pass
- Create factories for all new models
- Register scheduled jobs in `routes/console.php` using `Schedule::command()` or `Schedule::job()`
- For the webhook HTTP calls in tests, use Http::fake() to mock external requests
- The App model name conflicts with Laravel's App namespace - make sure to use full qualified name `\App\Models\App` or a different approach. Consider naming it `InstalledApp` or using `\App\Models\App` carefully.
- Read existing code patterns before writing new code


All three agents are progressing well. They're all in the exploration and implementation phase. Let me wait for them to complete. I'll check back on their progress shortly.