# Database Schema Changelog ## v1.1.0 - Exam Structure Support **Date:** 2025-12-29 **Migration ID:** `0001_flawless_texas_twister` **Author:** Principal Database Architect ### 1. Summary This release introduces support for hierarchical exam structures (Sectioning/Grouping). ### 2. Changes #### 2.1 Table: `exams` * **Action**: `ADD COLUMN` * **Field**: `structure` (JSON) * **Reason**: To support nested exam layouts (e.g., "Part I: Listening", "Section A"). * *Architecture Note*: This JSON field is strictly for **Presentation Layer** ordering and grouping. The `exam_questions` table remains the **Source of Truth** for relational integrity and scoring logic. * **Schema Definition**: ```typescript type ExamStructure = Array< | { type: 'group', title: string, children: ExamStructure } | { type: 'question', questionId: string, score: number } > ``` ### 3. Migration Strategy * **Up**: Run standard Drizzle migration. * **Down**: Revert `structure` column. Note that FK names can be kept short as they are implementation details. ### 4. Impact Analysis * **Performance**: Negligible. JSON parsing is done client-side or at application layer. * **Data Integrity**: High. Existing data is unaffected. New `structure` field defaults to `NULL`. ## v1.2.0 - Homework Module Tables & FK Name Hardening **Date:** 2025-12-31 **Migration ID:** `0002_equal_wolfpack` **Author:** Principal Database Architect ### 1. Summary This release introduces homework-related tables and hardens foreign key names to avoid exceeding MySQL identifier length limits (MySQL 64-char constraint names). ### 2. Changes #### 2.1 Tables: Homework Domain * **Action**: `CREATE TABLE` * **Tables**: * `homework_assignments` * `homework_assignment_questions` * `homework_assignment_targets` * `homework_submissions` * `homework_answers` * **Reason**: Support assignment lifecycle, targeting, submissions, and per-question grading. #### 2.2 Foreign Keys: Homework Domain (Name Hardening) * **Action**: `ADD FOREIGN KEY` (with short constraint names) * **Details**: * `homework_assignments`: `hw_asg_exam_fk`, `hw_asg_creator_fk` * `homework_assignment_questions`: `hw_aq_a_fk`, `hw_aq_q_fk` * `homework_assignment_targets`: `hw_at_a_fk`, `hw_at_s_fk` * `homework_submissions`: `hw_sub_a_fk`, `hw_sub_student_fk` * `homework_answers`: `hw_ans_sub_fk`, `hw_ans_q_fk` * **Reason**: Default generated FK names can exceed 64 characters in MySQL and fail during migration. #### 2.3 Table: `questions_to_knowledge_points` * **Action**: `RENAME FOREIGN KEY` (implemented as drop + add) * **Details**: * Old: `questions_to_knowledge_points_question_id_questions_id_fk` -> New: `q_kp_qid_fk` * Old: `questions_to_knowledge_points_knowledge_point_id_knowledge_points_id_fk` -> New: `q_kp_kpid_fk` * **Reason**: Previous names exceeded MySQL's 64-character identifier limit, causing potential migration failures in production environments. ### 3. Migration Strategy * **Up**: Run standard Drizzle migration. The migration is resilient whether the legacy FK names exist or have already been renamed. * **Down**: Not provided. Removing homework tables and FKs is destructive and should be handled explicitly per environment. ### 4. Impact Analysis * **Performance**: Minimal. New indexes are scoped to common homework access patterns. * **Data Integrity**: High. Foreign keys enforce referential integrity for homework workflow. ## v1.3.0 - Classes Domain (Teacher Class Management) **Date:** 2025-12-31 **Migration ID:** `0003_petite_newton_destine` **Author:** Principal Database Architect ### 1. Summary This release introduces the core schema for teacher class management: classes, enrollments, and schedules. ### 2. Changes #### 2.1 Tables: Classes Domain * **Action**: `CREATE TABLE` * **Tables**: * `classes` * `class_enrollments` * `class_schedule` * **Reason**: Support teacher-owned classes, student enrollment lists, and weekly schedules. #### 2.2 Enum: Enrollment Status * **Action**: `ADD ENUM` * **Enum**: `class_enrollment_status` = (`active`, `inactive`) * **Reason**: Provide a stable status field for filtering active enrollments. #### 2.3 Foreign Keys & Indexes * **Action**: `ADD FOREIGN KEY`, `CREATE INDEX` * **Key Relationships**: * `classes.teacher_id` -> `users.id` (cascade delete) * `class_enrollments.class_id` -> `classes.id` (cascade delete) * `class_enrollments.student_id` -> `users.id` (cascade delete) * `class_schedule.class_id` -> `classes.id` (cascade delete) * **Indexes**: * `classes_teacher_idx`, `classes_grade_idx` * `class_enrollments_class_idx`, `class_enrollments_student_idx` * `class_schedule_class_idx`, `class_schedule_class_day_idx` ### 3. Migration Strategy * **Up**: Run standard Drizzle migration. Ensure `DATABASE_URL` points to the intended schema (e.g., `next_edu`). * **Down**: Not provided. Dropping these tables is destructive and should be handled explicitly per environment. ### 4. Impact Analysis * **Performance**: Indexes align with common query patterns (teacher listing, enrollment filtering, per-class schedule). * **Data Integrity**: High. Foreign keys enforce ownership and membership integrity across teacher/classes/students. ## v1.4.0 - Classes Domain Enhancements (School Name & Subject Teachers) **Date:** 2026-01-07 **Migration ID:** `0005_add_class_school_subject_teachers` **Author:** Frontend/Fullstack Engineering ### 1. Summary This release extends the Classes domain to support school-level sorting and per-subject teacher assignment defaults. ### 2. Changes #### 2.1 Table: `classes` * **Action**: `ADD COLUMN` * **Field**: `school_name` (varchar(255), nullable) * **Reason**: Enable sorting/grouping by school name, then grade, then class name. #### 2.2 Table: `class_subject_teachers` * **Action**: `CREATE TABLE` * **Primary Key**: (`class_id`, `subject`) * **Columns**: * `class_id` (varchar(128), FK -> `classes.id`, cascade delete) * `subject` (enum: `语文/数学/英语/美术/体育/科学/社会/音乐`) * `teacher_id` (varchar(128), FK -> `users.id`, set null on delete) * `created_at`, `updated_at` * **Reason**: Maintain a stable default “subject list” per class while allowing admin/teacher to assign the actual teacher per subject. ### 3. Migration Strategy * **Up**: Run standard Drizzle migration. * **Down**: Not provided. Dropping assignment history is destructive. ### 4. Impact Analysis * **Performance**: Minimal. Table is small (8 rows per class) and indexed by class/teacher. * **Data Integrity**: High. Composite PK prevents duplicates per class/subject; FKs enforce referential integrity. ## v1.4.1 - Classes Domain Enhancements (School/Grade Normalization) **Date:** 2026-01-07 **Migration ID:** `0006_faithful_king_bedlam` **Author:** Frontend/Fullstack Engineering ### 1. Summary This release extends the `classes` table to support normalized school and grade references. ### 2. Changes #### 2.1 Table: `classes` * **Action**: `ADD COLUMN` * **Fields**: * `school_id` (varchar(128), nullable) * `grade_id` (varchar(128), nullable) * **Reason**: Enable filtering and sorting by canonical school/grade entities instead of relying on free-text fields. ### 3. Migration Strategy * **Up**: Run standard Drizzle migration. * **Down**: Not provided. Dropping columns is destructive. ### 4. Impact Analysis * **Performance**: Minimal. Indexing and joins can be added as usage evolves. * **Data Integrity**: Medium. Existing rows remain valid (nullable fields); application-level validation can enforce consistency. ## v1.5.0 - Classes Domain Feature (Invitation Code) **Date:** 2026-01-08 **Migration ID:** `0007_add_class_invitation_code` **Author:** Frontend/Fullstack Engineering ### 1. Summary This release introduces a 6-digit invitation code on `classes` to support join-by-code enrollment. ### 2. Changes #### 2.1 Table: `classes` * **Action**: `ADD COLUMN` + `ADD UNIQUE CONSTRAINT` * **Field**: `invitation_code` (varchar(6), nullable, unique) * **Reason**: Allow students to enroll into a class using a short code, while ensuring uniqueness across all classes. ### 3. Migration Strategy * **Up**: Run standard Drizzle migration. * **Backfill**: Optional. Existing classes can keep `NULL` or be populated via application-level actions. * **Down**: Not provided. Removing a unique constraint/column is destructive. ### 4. Impact Analysis * **Performance**: Minimal. Uniqueness is enforced via an index. * **Data Integrity**: High. Unique constraint prevents code collisions and simplifies server-side enrollment checks.