feat(db,models,crud): m002 menu tree + node CRUD with shim

Replace the fixed two-level (categories + subcategories) menu shape
with an arbitrary-depth tree, capped at 4 levels. The legacy
Atitlan.io project this carries forward already used a self-FK tree;
real menus need the depth (Drinks -> Hot Beverages -> Coffee-based
-> Espressos). As a side benefit, the current CMS has no UI for
subcategories at all, so this refactor incidentally fixes that gap.

Pattern: adjacency list (parent_id self-FK) + denormalized
materialized path (TEXT, '/'-separated) + denormalized depth.
Rejected closure table (overkill at n=5..50) and Postgres ltree
(not portable to SQLite). Subtree queries become
'WHERE path LIKE :p || '%''; subtree moves are a single
SUBSTR + concat UPDATE; max-depth and cycle checks are O(1).

migrations.py
  m002_menu_tree:
    - CREATE TABLE menu_nodes (id, restaurant_id, parent_id,
      name, description, sort_order, image_url, depth, path, time)
      with indexes on (restaurant_id), (parent_id), (path).
    - Backfill depth-0 from categories; depth-1 from subcategories
      with path = parent.id || '/' || own.id.
    - ALTER menu_items ADD COLUMN node_id; backfill via
      COALESCE(subcategory_id, category_id). Index on node_id.
    - DROP subcategory_id, category_id; DROP TABLE subcategories,
      categories.

models.py
  - New MAX_MENU_DEPTH = 3 (zero-indexed; 4 levels total).
  - New MenuNodeRow (DB I/O shape) + MenuNode (extends with
    children + items for hydrated tree responses; never persisted).
  - New CreateMenuNode.
  - MenuItem.node_id is Optional (orphans allowed when a parent
    is deleted with cascade=False); CreateMenuItem.node_id is
    required (newly created items must land somewhere).
  - Category / Subcategory / Create* kept temporarily as
    transitional shim shapes for the old endpoints; dropped in
    commit 3.

crud.py
  - New: create/update/get/get_all/move/delete_menu_node and
    get_menu_tree. move_menu_node uses single-statement subtree
    rewrite (path = new_prefix || SUBSTR(path, old_len + 1)).
    Cycle check: new_parent's path must not contain node_id.
    Depth check: max descendant depth + delta_depth <= MAX_MENU_DEPTH.
    delete_menu_node default cascade=False (block on children/items);
    cascade=True detaches items (sets node_id NULL) rather than
    hard-deletes, since items carry nostr_event_ids and are
    revenue-bearing.
  - get_menu_tree fetches nodes + items in two queries and assembles
    the tree in O(n+m) Python — no recursive CTEs, identical on
    SQLite + Postgres.
  - Old create_category / get_categories / create_subcategory etc.
    rewritten as thin shims that translate to/from menu_nodes.
    Old endpoints keep working.
  - delete_restaurant cascade now deletes from menu_nodes
    (single statement) instead of categories + subcategories.

views_api.py
  - GET /restaurants/{id}/menu temporarily sources from menu_nodes
    via the shims; surfaces items only at depth-0 nodes for now
    (commit 2 replaces the whole block with a real tree response).

static/js/menu.js + templates/restaurant/menu.html
  - Rename category_id -> node_id in the item dialog payload so
    POST /menu_items satisfies the new CreateMenuItem schema.
    The CMS still renders against the depth-0 'categories'
    projection; full q-tree rewrite lands in commit 4.
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Padreug 2026-05-02 09:03:40 +02:00
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@ -398,8 +398,13 @@ async def api_get_menu(restaurant_id: str) -> dict:
w.dict() for w in await get_availability_windows(item.id)
]
enriched_items.append(item_dict)
if item.category_id and item.category_id in cat_map:
cat_map[item.category_id]["items"].append(item_dict)
# Backed by menu_nodes now: an item's node_id may be a depth-0
# node (legacy "category") or deeper. For this transitional
# endpoint we surface items only when they sit at depth-0 so
# the existing CMS keeps rendering. Commit 2 replaces this
# whole block with a real tree.
if item.node_id and item.node_id in cat_map:
cat_map[item.node_id]["items"].append(item_dict)
return {
"restaurant": restaurant.dict(),