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Task 7 — backend settings + employees (campos nuevos) + script de integración

Status

COMPLETE — all verification green, no commits made.

Files changed

• server/routes/settings.ts — extended FIELDS with auto_assign_specialist, working_hours; added both columns to GET and final-PATCH SELECTs; serialized working_hours to JSON when received as object; coerced auto_assign_specialist to 0/1.
• server/routes/employees.ts — POST / and PATCH /:id now accept and persist specialties, working_hours, efficiency_score (JSON-serialized arrays/maps, Number(...) coercion for efficiency).
• server/scripts/booking-e2e.mjs — NEW. Slot-aware integration test covering auto-assign, double-booking 409, and auto_assign_specialist exposure on the public business endpoint.
• package.json — added "test:booking": "node server/scripts/booking-e2e.mjs".
• e2e-test.mjs — fixture adaptation only: added findSlot(slug, serviceId, maxDays=30) helper that queries /public/<slug>/slots for the next 30 days and returns the first available slot iso; replaced the two hard-coded start_at ISO strings (2026-09-15T11:00:00Z, 2026-09-20T10:00:00Z) with slot-aware values. Added a GET /settings call after login to obtain the business slug. Employee-service fallback: tries service_id 5 first, falls back to 6 (both offered only by Mateo Herrera, so the self-assign assertion still holds).

Verification results

Check	Result
npm run typecheck	0 errors
npm run test:unit	15/15 passed
npm run test:e2e	25/25 passed (was failing before the fixture fix)
npm run test:booking	9/9 passed

Manual API check (temp .mjs, run + deleted)

• PATCH /settings { auto_assign_specialist: 1, working_hours: {1:{start:"09:00",end:"13:00"}, ...} } → PATCH response reflected auto_assign_specialist = 1 and working_hours as a JSON string. GET /settings returned the same. working_hours parsed back to {1:{start:"09:00",end:"13:00"}, 3:null, ...}.
• PATCH /employees/:id { specialties: ["Cabello","Coloración"], efficiency_score: 87, working_hours: {...} } → reflected specialties = ["Cabello","Coloración"], efficiency_score = 87 with typeof === "number", and working_hours JSON. GET /employees/:id confirmed persistence. Restored afterwards.

Self-review

• settings serializes working_hours? YES — merged.working_hours = JSON.stringify(merged.working_hours) when not already a string; stored as TEXT, returned verbatim by both SELECTs.
• settings coerces auto_assign_specialist to 0/1? YES — merged.auto_assign_specialist = merged.auto_assign_specialist ? 1 : 0.
• employees coerces efficiency_score to Number? YES — both POST (typeof === "number" ? efficiency_score : 50) and PATCH (Number(efficiency_score) with fallback to existing.efficiency_score ?? 50). Confirmed via manual check: returned value has typeof === "number".
• employees handles specialties/working_hours JSON? YES — POST stringifies the array/object; PATCH merges with existing and accepts string, object/array, or null (for working_hours).
• booking-e2e covers auto-assign + 409 + auto_assign_specialist exposure? YES — step 4 books without employee_id and asserts the response contains employee_id + non-empty reasons (auto-assign); step 5 re-books the same slot/employee and asserts 409; step 6 toggles auto_assign_specialist to 1 via PATCH and asserts the public /public/<slug> response exposes business.auto_assign_specialist === 1.
• e2e-test now passes without weakening guards? YES — no guards were changed (only settings.ts, employees.ts, e2e-test.mjs, new booking-e2e.mjs, and package.json were touched; booking.ts, appointments.ts, scheduling.ts, db.ts, types.ts untouched). The fix is purely test-fixture: instead of hard-coding out-of-working-hours ISO strings (11:00Z ≈ 05:00 local, and 2026-09-20 is Sunday — both correctly rejected by the new working-hours enforcement), the test now fetches a real available slot from the same public endpoint that respects the guards. All 25 original assertions preserved; 4 new helper assertions added (slot lookups + slug).

Deviations

• e2e-test.mjs employee-service fallback (svc 5 → svc 6). The plan does not mandate this; the additional sub-task says "If service_id 5 has no slots, pick another service the employee offers". Implemented as: try service 5 across 30 days; if null, try service 6. In practice service 5 always yields slots in the seed data, so the fallback never fires — but it makes the test robust to seed variation. The self-assign assertion still holds because both services 5 and 6 are offered exclusively by Mateo Herrera.
• findSlot searches 30 days (vs. a single weekday in the suggested approach) — gives the fixture more headroom to dodge dense seed bookings without weakening any guard.

Concerns

None.