- Add detailed secure logging throughout the donation creation API route for production debugging, including request receipt, validation results, amount calculations, PIX creation success, and error handling
- Update custom donation amount schema to allow minimum 0.01 and maximum 100,000 for broader donation flexibility
- Modify secure logger to always output data in production for improved monitoring and troubleshooting
- Add rate limiting to prevent abuse on /api/donations/create endpoint
- Replace manual input validation with Zod schema for better error handling and type safety
- Switch from console.log to secureLogger to comply with LGPD and avoid exposing sensitive data
- Remove sensitive request body logging in AbacatePay client for improved security
- Updated support page grid layout to accommodate new custom donation card
- Enhanced API route to validate and process custom donation amounts (min/max limits)
- Modified donation card component to include custom amount input field
- Ensures users can donate any amount within specified range, improving donation flexibility
- Changed from server to client component to enable interactive features like confetti animation
- Removed server-side translations and hardcoded Portuguese text for simplicity
- Added confetti effect on page load and improved success icon with animations
- Updated buttons and share functionality for better user experience
- This enhances the donation thank you page with celebratory elements and client-side interactivity
Updated ABACATEPAY_SETUP.md with comprehensive setup guide, including environment variables, API key instructions, webhook configuration, donation flow, and field details for better integration clarity. Added required fields (phone, CPF/CNPJ) to the donation form in app/[locale]/apoiar/page.tsx to collect essential donor information and improve compliance. This ensures smoother setup and more robust donation processing.
Add donation functionality to encourage community support, including a footer card on the home page, a highlighted "Apoiar" link in the header, and comprehensive English messages for the donation section to promote transparency and user engagement.
Evandro Fonseca Junior