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@primocaredentgroup/signatures-component

v0.3.4

Published

Convex component for auditable multi-signer document practices, signature capture and final signed PDFs

Downloads

962

Readme

Componente Signatures per PrimoUpCore

Convex component per la gestione di firme elettroniche con canali multipli (drawn, stored riusabili, OTP, QR code, link via email).

Pratiche documentali

  • Una pratica identifica un solo documento e una sua revisione, con PDF sorgente e hash calcolato dallo storage del componente.
  • Ogni firmatario ha uno slot e sessioni individuali; le firme possono avvenire in momenti diversi, in ordine libero o sequenziale.
  • Le evidenze legano documento, pratica, slot, sessione, firmatario, canale, blob della firma e timestamp.
  • Quando tutti i firmatari obbligatori hanno concluso, il componente applica le firme al PDF e conserva l'artefatto finale con hash e audit di completamento.
  • Solo la finalizzazione interna può dichiarare completata una pratica; il Core accede tramite il client tipizzato e applica Auth0/RBAC nei propri wrapper.

Caratteristiche

  • Drawn: firma disegnata via canvas (data URL → Convex storage)
  • Stored reusable: firma salvata una volta e riutilizzabile (es. firma del medico)
  • OTP: verifica via codice OTP (SMS/Email)
  • QR code: link tramite QR per firma da altro device
  • Email link: link temporaneo via email
  • Convex storage: tutte le immagini firma vivono come blob in Convex storage con URL firmati on-demand
  • Audit log: tutti gli eventi (creazione sessione, invio link, firma, ecc.) sono tracciati
  • Scope-agnostic: il componente non sa chi firma, l'host (PrimoUpCore) gestisce ownership

Struttura progetto

.
├── signatures/             # Componente installabile
│   ├── convex.config.ts
│   ├── schema.ts
│   ├── domain/
│   ├── functions/
│   └── permissions.ts
├── convex/                 # App Convex per testing isolato
│   ├── convex.config.ts
│   └── signaturesApi.ts
├── ui-example/             # Demo Vite/React
└── package.json

Quick start

  1. Install dependencies:

    npm install
  2. Configura Convex (prima volta):

    npx convex dev

    Segui il wizard per creare/collegare un deployment dev dedicato.

Installazione in un app host (es. PrimoUpCore)

yalc add @primocaredentgroup/signatures-component
npm install

In convex/convex.config.ts:

import signatures from "@primocaredentgroup/signatures-component/convex.config.js";
app.use(signatures, { name: "signatures" });

Verifica

npm run test
npm run typecheck

Le API legacy di firma singola restano disponibili durante la migrazione del Core; i nuovi flussi devono usare le pratiche documentali.