Event Registration Control Constraints and Cascade Schema Handling

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Summary
Adds cascade deletion constraints to Event/EventAttendee relations and implements RSVP endpoints with organizer and duplicate validation. Closes #308

Type of Change

• Bug fix
• New feature
• Refactor (no functional change)
• UI / Design change
• Tests only
• Documentation
• Infrastructure / DevOps
• Security

What Changed

• apps/backend/prisma/schema.prisma — Added onDelete: Cascade to Event.organizer, EventAttendee.event, and EventAttendee.user relations to prevent deletion failures when a user or event is removed.
• apps/backend/src/routes/event.ts — Added POST /:id/rsvp endpoint that validates event existence, blocks organizers from RSVPing to their own event (400), and catches duplicate RSVPs gracefully (400 instead of crash).
• apps/backend/src/routes/event.ts — Added DELETE /:id/rsvp endpoint that validates event existence and returns 404 if no RSVP record is found.

How to Test

1. Register a user, create an event, then attempt POST /api/events/:id/rsvp with the organizer's token — expect 400 "Organizer cannot RSVP to their own event".
2. As a different user, POST /api/events/:id/rsvp twice to the same event — expect 400 "Already RSVPed to this event" on the second attempt.
3. DELETE /api/events/:id/rsvp after RSVPing — expect 204. Call it again — expect 404 "RSVP not found".
4. Delete a user account that is organizing events — verify events and their attendee records are cleaned up via cascade.

Checklist

• My code follows the project's coding style (pnpm -r run lint passes).
• TypeScript compiles without errors (pnpm -r run typecheck).
• I have added or updated tests for the changes I made.
• All tests pass locally (pnpm -r run test).
• I have updated documentation where necessary.
• No new console.log or debug statements left in the code.
• Breaking changes are documented in this PR description.

[Pcmhacker-piro]

Hi @Harxhit ,

all code changes have been completed. The only failing check is the Vercel authorization check, which appears to be a repository-side permission issue. Could you please review the PR when you get a chance? Thank you!

[Harxhit]

Please don't use any breaks type safety.

[Harxhit]

We have util function to catch db errors.

[Pcmhacker-piro]

heyy @Harxhit

All 47 tests now pass after fixing 3 issues introduced by the type-safety + handleDbError migration:

1. handleDbError used instanceof Prisma.PrismaClientKnownRequestError, but mock errors in tests are plain Error objects with a .code property — switched to duck-type check on error.code
2. jwtVerify mock in buildApp() wasn't setting request.user after resolving, so (request.user as { id: string }).id threw TypeError — added .then(user => { this.user = user }) to match real @fastify/jwt
3. Paginated attendees test mocks omitted _count: { attendees: N } — the route handler references event._count.attendees which crashed on undefined
   All existing tests pass unchanged. 0 new PR comments needed on the original diff.

[Harxhit]

heyy @Harxhit

All 47 tests now pass after fixing 3 issues introduced by the type-safety + handleDbError migration:

1. handleDbError used instanceof Prisma.PrismaClientKnownRequestError, but mock errors in tests are plain Error objects with a .code property — switched to duck-type check on error.code

2. jwtVerify mock in buildApp() wasn't setting request.user after resolving, so (request.user as { id: string }).id threw TypeError — added .then(user => { this.user = user }) to match real @fastify/jwt

3. Paginated attendees test mocks omitted _count: { attendees: N } — the route handler references event._count.attendees which crashed on undefined
   All existing tests pass unchanged. 0 new PR comments needed on the original diff.

Please allow me some time.