projectsend/app/Modules/Platform/Capabilities/Capability.php

<?php

declare(strict_types=1);

namespace App\Modules\Platform\Capabilities;

/**
 * Every capability that differs between editions, in one place.
 *
 * The registry is bidirectional: each capability declares the editions it
 * belongs to. Community-only capabilities exist because managed
 * installations handle those concerns outside the application; cloud-only
 * capabilities exist because some features cannot ship inside a self-hosted
 * package (commercial trust providers, vendor credentials, legal posture).
 *
 * Adding a capability means adding a case here and its editions below —
 * enforcement points (gates, Inertia shared props, API middleware) derive
 * from this enum and must not need changes.
 */
enum Capability: string
{
    // Both editions. It was Community-only while a managed installation's
    // staff accounts were expected to be created from outside — but a
    // platform does not know whether Alice should be an Account Manager,
    // any more than it knows where her files go when she leaves, and the
    // seat count it does own is enforced by PROJECTSEND_PLATFORM_MAX_STAFF_USERS
    // rather than by closing the screen. Capacity is the platform's; who
    // fills it is the tenant's. Same division managed storage already uses:
    // the bucket is provisioned, what goes in it is not.
    case UsersManage = 'users.manage';
    case StorageConfigure = 'storage.configure';

    // Connecting this installation to a virus scanner, and being told on
    // the dashboard when it has none. Community only, and the division is
    // the one managed storage already draws: on a hosted installation the
    // scanner is infrastructure the platform runs, so its address is not a
    // tenant's to set and its absence is not a tenant's to fix. What stays
    // on both editions is what to *do* with a file nobody could scan —
    // that is a decision about somebody's own files, not about
    // infrastructure. See docs/feature-virus-scanning.md.
    case VirusScanningConnect = 'scanning.connect';
    case EmailTransportConfigure = 'email.transport.configure';
    case SystemUpdates = 'system.updates';

    // Community-only — whether this installation may switch off the
    // project news on its dashboard.
    //
    // Note what is Community-only: the *choice*, not the news. A managed
    // instance still fetches and still shows it, and cannot be made to
    // stop. That is the difference from SystemUpdates beside it, and it
    // is worth stating because the two look alike and are opposites. An
    // update notice is useless on a hosted tenant — they cannot act on
    // it, the image is ours — so the check does not run at all there.
    // News is the reverse: announcements about the product are exactly
    // what a hosted customer should be told, and an administrator
    // switching them off for everybody on that instance is not a
    // preference we meant to hand over.
    //
    // A self-hosted operator keeps the switch, because there nobody else
    // decides what their installation reaches out for.
    case NewsConfigure = 'news.configure';

    // Community-only — scheduled-task run history and failed-queue-job
    // visibility. Cut on managed installations, where infrastructure
    // monitoring happens outside this application; a transient failure
    // that self-heals on the next
    // run showing up in a customer-facing UI would do more harm than good.
    case SchedulerMonitoring = 'scheduler.monitoring';

    // Community-only — code lives in the separate projectsend/community-modules
    // package (github.com/projectsend/community-modules, public and GPLv2);
    // arbitrary HTML/CSS/JS injection is too risky to offer on the hosted
    // platform. Separate for operational reasons, not secret ones — unlike
    // cloud-modules below.
    case CustomAssets = 'custom_assets.manage';

    // Both editions. An installation dressing itself in its own logo, and
    // watermarking what its clients and visitors see, is not a hosted
    // concern -- it was Cloud-only because the code happened to live in
    // the private package, which is a fact about where somebody typed it
    // rather than about who should have it. Moved into core 2026-08-28.
    //
    // What a *plan* withholds is a different question from what an
    // edition has, and it is answered by subtracting this key from an
    // instance's environment rather than by moving it back. See
    // CapabilityRegistry.
    case Branding = 'branding.customize';

    // Cloud-only, and deliberately not part of Branding above: taking
    // ProjectSend's name off the pages somebody's own visitors see is the
    // white-label half, and white-labelling is one of the things a hosted
    // customer pays for.
    //
    // The gate is not this key. It is that the only code able to answer
    // "hide it" ships in the private package, so an installation without
    // that package has no listener to run and flipping an edition
    // variable buys nothing. This key exists so a screen knows whether to
    // offer the switch at all. See ResolvingAttribution.
    case AttributionHide = 'attribution.hide';

    // Cloud-only — the storage backend is ours, supplied by the
    // environment when the instance is provisioned and not the customer's
    // to see or change. The counterpart of StorageConfigure above rather
    // than a contradiction of it: one edition configures its own bucket,
    // the other is given one. Behaviour lives in the private
    // projectsend/cloud-modules package; without it this capability is
    // simply inert and files stay on local disk.
    case StorageManaged = 'storage.managed';

    // Both editions, and present by default: a self-hosted installation
    // has this screen today and needs it, because nobody else is going to
    // supply its keys. It exists as a key so a managed platform can
    // subtract it, and the reason to subtract it is narrower than the
    // reason LDAP and social login stayed ungated.
    //
    // On a managed installation the administrator and the host are the
    // same person, but the *reputation* is not theirs. Every tenant is a
    // name under one shared domain, sending mail from one shared pool. An
    // administrator who sets the provider to none, or who leaves the keys
    // alone and just unticks the four per-form switches, turns their own
    // public forms into an open door and spends everybody else's
    // deliverability doing it. That is the same shape as Storage: not a
    // feature somebody paid for, but a setting whose blast radius reaches
    // past the installation that holds it.
    //
    // All-or-nothing on the route, read included, exactly as Storage and
    // Branding are. Per-field gating in the controller would not do:
    // switching the CAPTCHA off does not need the key fields at all, so
    // the PATCH has to be closed too, and the middleware closes both
    // verbs at once.
    case CaptchaConfigure = 'captcha.configure';

    // Cloud-only — managed installations supply CAPTCHA keys centrally, so
    // protection is on before anybody finds the settings screen. The
    // feature itself is in both editions: this covers only the option of
    // using *our* credentials, which cannot ship inside a self-hosted
    // package. Distinct from CaptchaConfigure above — that one says
    // whether the screen opens at all, this one says what it may offer
    // once it does.
    case CaptchaManagedKeys = 'captcha.managed_keys';

    // Cloud-only — letting an AI assistant act on this installation on
    // somebody's behalf. Code lives in the private
    // projectsend/cloud-modules package; without it this capability is
    // inert, which is the point: the edition boundary here is which
    // package is installed, not a flag an installation can set. Present
    // in this enum even so, because a package cannot extend a closed one
    // — core has to publish the key before anything can gate on it.
    // Cloud-only — marks an installation that a platform provisioned and
    // looks after, for the screens that have to know the difference.
    //
    // It does not close the tenant's own /users screens. It used to say
    // so, and that stopped being true when UsersManage opened on both
    // editions: a platform sells the seats, the tenant decides who sits
    // in them. Capacity is the platform's, and it arrives as
    // PROJECTSEND_PLATFORM_MAX_STAFF_USERS rather than as a shut door.
    //
    // The seat *number* deliberately does not live here. There are no
    // billing or plan tiers in this application to key off — the same
    // reason config/api.php gives for not inventing an installation-level
    // rate limit — so the limit arrives from the environment and this
    // capability only says who is in charge.
    //
    // Declared before the module that implements it exists, and that is
    // the point: a capability added after a release is invisible to every
    // image built from one, which is exactly how StorageManaged came to
    // sit unusable for a fleet that had everything else in place.
    case PlatformManaged = 'platform.managed';

    case AiConnector = 'ai.connector';

    /**
     * @return list<Edition>
     */
    public function editions(): array
    {
        return match ($this) {
            self::StorageConfigure,
            self::VirusScanningConnect,
            self::EmailTransportConfigure,
            self::SystemUpdates,
            self::NewsConfigure,
            self::SchedulerMonitoring,
            self::CustomAssets => [Edition::Community],

            self::UsersManage,
            self::CaptchaConfigure,
            self::Branding => [Edition::Community, Edition::Cloud],

            self::AttributionHide,
            self::StorageManaged,
            self::CaptchaManagedKeys,
            self::PlatformManaged,
            self::AiConnector => [Edition::Cloud],
        };
    }

    public function availableIn(Edition $edition): bool
    {
        return in_array($edition, $this->editions(), true);
    }
}