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Keith WilliamsGitHubDevin AI <158243242+devin-ai-integration[bot]@users.noreply.github.com>hbjORbj
79a09362c9 refactor: remove circular dependency between prisma and app-store packages (#23475)
* refactor: remove circular dependency between prisma and app-store packages

- Replace EventTypeAppMetadataSchema with z.record(z.any()).optional() pattern
- Remove appDataSchemas import from packages/prisma/zod-utils.ts
- Add null checks in consuming packages for flexible validation
- Fix test file that no longer needs @ts-expect-error directive

This breaks the circular dependency while maintaining all functionality
by moving strict validation to the business logic layer where operations
actually happen, following existing patterns in the codebase.

Co-Authored-By: keith@cal.com <keithwillcode@gmail.com>

* refactor: remove EventTypeAppMetadataSchema exports from prisma package

- Remove EventTypeAppMetadataSchema and eventTypeAppMetadataOptionalSchema exports from prisma/zod-utils.ts
- Update all importing files to use local z.record(z.any()).optional() schemas
- Replace type annotations with Record<string, any> where appropriate
- Maintain validation functionality while breaking circular dependency
- All TypeScript compilation now passes without errors

Co-Authored-By: keith@cal.com <keithwillcode@gmail.com>

* refactor: complete removal of EventTypeAppMetadataSchema from remaining files

- Update handleSeats/createNewSeat.ts to use local schema
- Update payment handlers to use local schemas
- Update eventTypes update handler to use local schema
- All files now define their own validation instead of importing from prisma
- Circular dependency completely eliminated

Co-Authored-By: keith@cal.com <keithwillcode@gmail.com>

* fix: resolve TypeScript compilation errors

- Remove duplicate z import from handleConfirmation.ts
- Remove duplicate appDataSchemas import from update.handler.ts
- Fix index signature errors in handlePayment.ts by using appData variable consistently
- All type checks now pass successfully

Co-Authored-By: keith@cal.com <keithwillcode@gmail.com>

* fix: add type casting for appSlug in eventTypeService

- Cast appSlug as keyof typeof apps to resolve index signature error
- Maintains type safety while allowing dynamic property access

Co-Authored-By: keith@cal.com <keithwillcode@gmail.com>

* fix

* remove

* make zod-utils.ts in app-store

* update imports

* fix

* fix

* fix

* revert unrelated change

* update imports

* fix

* fix

* revert

* fix

* fix

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Co-authored-by: hbjORbj <sldisek783@gmail.com>
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Enterprise Edition

Welcome to the Enterprise Edition ("/ee") of Cal.com.

The /ee subfolder is the place for all the Enterprise Edition features from our hosted plan and enterprise-grade features for Enterprise such as SSO, SAML, OIDC, SCIM, SIEM and much more or Platform plan to build a marketplace.

WARNING: This repository is copyrighted (unlike our main repo). You are not allowed to use this code to host your own version of app.cal.com without obtaining a proper license first

Setting up Stripe

  1. Create a stripe account or use an existing one. For testing, you should use all stripe dashboard functions with the Test-Mode toggle in the top right activated.
  2. Open Stripe ApiKeys save the token starting with pk_... to NEXT_PUBLIC_STRIPE_PUBLIC_KEY and sk_... to STRIPE_PRIVATE_KEY in the .env file.
  3. Open Stripe Connect Settings and activate OAuth for Standard Accounts
  4. Add <CALENDSO URL>/api/integrations/stripepayment/callback as redirect URL.
  5. Copy your client*id (ca*...) to STRIPE_CLIENT_ID in the .env file.
  6. Open Stripe Webhooks and add <CALENDSO URL>/api/integrations/stripepayment/webhook as webhook for connected applications.
  7. Select all payment_intent events for the webhook.
  8. Copy the webhook secret (whsec_...) to STRIPE_WEBHOOK_SECRET in the .env file.

Setting up SAML login

  1. Set SAML_DATABASE_URL to a postgres database. Please use a different database than the main Cal instance since the migrations are separate for this database. For example postgresql://postgres:@localhost:5450/cal-saml
  2. Set SAML_ADMINS to a comma separated list of admin emails from where the SAML metadata can be uploaded and configured.
  3. Create a SAML application with your Identity Provider (IdP) using the instructions here - SAML Setup
  4. Remember to configure access to the IdP SAML app for all your users (who need access to Cal).
  5. You will need the XML metadata from your IdP later, so keep it accessible.
  6. Log in to one of the admin accounts configured in SAML_ADMINS and then navigate to Settings -> Security.
  7. You should see a SAML configuration section, copy and paste the XML metadata from step 5 and click on Save.
  8. Your provisioned users can now log into Cal using SAML.