Minecraft server dashboard (Next.js)
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- Credentials provider now resolves two distinct accounts from env:
SUPERADMIN_USERNAME / SUPERADMIN_PASSWORD → role "superadmin"
ADMIN_USERNAME / ADMIN_PASSWORD → role "admin"
The role is carried through the JWT and Session callbacks so the UI
and API can gate on it. Types extended via types/next-auth.d.ts.
- lib/auth.ts exports requireRole(minRole) and sessionRole(session).
- /api/players POST rejects "op" and "deop" with 403 unless the caller
is superadmin. All other player actions (whitelist add/remove, ban,
pardon) remain available to both roles.
- lib/use-role.ts (client hook) exposes role / isSuperadmin / authed
for UI gating without duplicating session typing.
- PlayerManager: Add-OP button and per-row Deop action are hidden or
disabled for non-superadmin; when a regular admin is viewing the
Ops tab, a banner explains the read-only state.
- PlayerDrawer: Make Op / Deop button disabled with tooltip for
non-superadmin; whitelist, ban, pardon unchanged.
- Navbar: subtle role pill next to the user name ("Super" for
superadmin amber-tinted, "Admin" for admin).
- Migration note: the existing ADMIN_* credentials now log in as the
restricted admin role. Set SUPERADMIN_USERNAME + SUPERADMIN_PASSWORD
in .env.local to retain operator-management ability. A placeholder
superadmin account was generated in .env.local; the password is in
the commit terminal output only, not the repo.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.6 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>
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