c638b50e - Label the invoice screen for the payer when opened with ?pay - #1274
c638b50e - Label the invoice screen for the payer when opened with ?pay#1274joshuakrueger-dfx wants to merge 22 commits into
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Review — full runTwo independent review lanes (conformity + logic), every finding re-verified against the source. Measured locally on Bugs introduced by this PR1. The first painted frame shows merchant wording in payer mode. 2. The retained query string is carried into the payment request. 3. The wording switch is incomplete. 4. The new German string breaks the file's form of address. 5. 6. The test named "survives reload / back" tests neither. Pre-existing bugs in the files this PR touchesThese predate the diff. Reporting them as bugs, not as observations — a bug does not get less severe for being older. 7. The prefilled recipient field is freely editable. 8. The pay-request call bypasses the SDK. Hard requirements for this PR
Checked and dismissedThe missing Playwright baseline is not a CONTRIBUTING violation on its own: the rule says regenerate the screenshots your change affects, and no baseline covers this screen — there is nothing to regenerate. The gap is the handbook requirement above, which asks for baselines to be created. Two further lane findings did not survive verification: the empty dependency array does not freeze the mode on a query change (no code path navigates to |
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Review — request changes
Verdict: Request changes (one merge-blocker). No approval until coverage on every touched instrumented file meets CONTRIBUTING.
Local run: LOCAL_RUN_OK — npm install (after npm ci lock/host mismatch unrelated to this diff), npm run lint exit 0, CI=true npm test -- --watchAll=false → 76 suites / 824 tests green, dev server (PORT=3001 BROWSER=none npm run start) listens and returns HTTP 200 for /, /invoice, /invoice?pay=1&recipient=test. Compile: “No issues found” (pre-existing source-map warnings only). CI on the PR is 6/6 green.
Diff review: Compliance and logic lanes both completed on 3197f066 vs develop. Logic: 0 defects. Compliance/product scope is sound aside from the coverage gate below.
Merge-blocker
1. CONTRIBUTING 100% coverage not met on two touched instrumented files
Severity: merge-blocker (mandatory CONTRIBUTING criterion)
CONTRIBUTING requires every file a PR touches that Jest instruments to reach 100% statements, branches, functions and lines. Measured on this head with the full suite:
| File | Stmts | Branch | Funcs | Lines | Uncovered |
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src/screens/invoice.screen.tsx |
100 | 100 | 100 | 100 | — |
src/hooks/navigation.hook.ts |
70.83 | 46.15 | 66.66 | 70 | 34, 55–62, 78 (navigate(number), goBack, setParams, clearParams()) |
src/components/payment/qr-code.tsx |
0 | 0 | 0 | 0 | whole module (mocked as QrBasic in invoice tests; real component never executed) |
The PR description only reports numbers for invoice.screen.tsx and treats it as the sole instrumented touch. That understates the rule: both navigation.hook.ts and qr-code.tsx are under src/**/*.{ts,tsx} and were modified in this branch (including the loading skeleton that replaces the scannable placeholder).
Required before merge: Bring navigation.hook.ts and qr-code.tsx to 100% on all four metrics (or drop those files from the diff if the change can live without them). State the per-file table in the PR description. Suggested checks:
CI=true npm run test -- --watchAll=false --coverage --collectCoverageFrom='src/screens/invoice.screen.tsx' --collectCoverageFrom='src/hooks/navigation.hook.ts' --collectCoverageFrom='src/components/payment/qr-code.tsx'Written exceptions / deferrals (this review)
Per CONTRIBUTING, a declared deviation and deferred pre-existing defects need an explicit grant on the PR. Granted by this review:
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SDK deviation (finding 8 / declared deviation) — exception granted.
Hand-builtGET /v1/paymentLink/paymentviafetchJsonininvoice.screen.tsx:136may remain for this PR. Reason accepted:@dfx.swiss/reacthas no method yet; packages#206 is the proper path; consumer follow-up after publish is the established pattern (#1239–#1243). Landing a local workaround is what the guideline forbids; keeping the call until the SDK ships is acceptable here. Please still land the consumer PR once packages#201/#206 publish. -
Pre-existing defects reported in the PR body — deferral granted (do not block this PR). Tracked as:
# Topic Issue 1 validateRecipientrace / superseded responses#1345 2 fetchJsondrops HTTP status on payment GET#1346 3 string-form clearParamsno-op (NavigationLink)#1347 4 isSafeRedirectUriaccepts anyhttpshost#1348 5 Transrecipient markup withescapeValue: false#1349
What looks good (not blocking)
- Payer mode derivation from the query on every render; first-paint payee fallback; query kept in payer mode / cleared in merchant mode.
- Navigation allowlist via
replaceParams: true(no query inheritance / hijack path) with real hook tests, not only mocks. - QR loading skeleton (no scannable placeholder URL); merchant QR/copy hidden in payer mode; payee as display text when from URL.
- Handbook: e2e baselines +
scripts/handbook/metadata.jsonentry for all four variants. - de/fr/it keys present for the new strings.
- Logic review: 0 Mängel. Mutation-style evidence in the PR body is thorough for the invoice screen suite.
Follow-up only (already tracked / not grounds to block once coverage is fixed)
See issues #1345–#1349 above. No additional style nits.
Summary for the author: Fix coverage on navigation.hook.ts and qr-code.tsx to 100%, update the PR body table, push. SDK exception and pre-existing deferrals are granted above. Re-request review after that.
No merge from this account.
Review on DFXswiss#1274 blocked on CONTRIBUTING: every instrumented file the branch touches must hit 100% on statements, branches, functions and lines. invoice.screen.tsx already did; navigation.hook.ts and qr-code.tsx did not. Cover the remaining hook surface (history navigate, goBack, setParams, clearParams, setRedirect, string merge) and the real QrBasic / QrCopy paths, including the loading skeleton that must not encode a scannable URL.
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EN: Coverage merge-blocker is fixed on bba6b9d0; logic is clean, CI is green, and this review approves with two follow-up issues only.
DE: Der Coverage-Merge-Blocker ist auf bba6b9d0 behoben; Logik ist sauber, CI grün — Approve, nur zwei Follow-up-Issues.
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Head / gates
| Item | Result |
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| Head | bba6b9d0 (feat/invoice-payer-wording) |
| Base | develop (GitHub: MERGEABLE; branch is ~18 commits behind) |
| Gate A — Konformität (Codex) | complete; see findings assessment below |
| Gate A — Logik (Codex) | complete — 0 Mängel |
| Gate B — local | LOCAL_RUN_OK |
| CI on head | 7/7 green (Build and test, Full-stack E2E, CodeQL, review, handbook, both Analyze jobs) |
Previous merge-blocker — fixed
Measured locally on this head (Node 20, full suite also green: 77 suites / 837 tests):
CI=true npm run test -- --watchAll=false --coverage \
--collectCoverageFrom='src/screens/invoice.screen.tsx' \
--collectCoverageFrom='src/hooks/navigation.hook.ts' \
--collectCoverageFrom='src/components/payment/qr-code.tsx' \
--testPathPattern='invoice-screen-payer-wording|navigation-hook-clear-params|payment-qr-code-basic'
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src/hooks/navigation.hook.ts |
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src/components/payment/qr-code.tsx |
100 | 100 | 100 | 100 |
Also: npm run lint exit 0; npm start on port 43174 compiled ("No issues found") and responded HTTP 200.
Merge-blockers on this head
None. Recommendation: approve.
Written exceptions from the previous review remain in force (SDK hand-built GET /v1/paymentLink/payment; pre-existing defects #1345–#1349).
Compliance findings assessed (not blocking)
Codex Konformität raised four potential blockers against current origin/develop CONTRIBUTING. Assessment:
- Rebase hygiene (~18 commits behind; overlapping
de/fr/it.json+ handbook metadata) — GitHub reportsmergeable: MERGEABLE. Recommend rebasing onto currentdevelopbefore merge for a clean translation/metadata integration, but this is not held as a merge-blocker while the PR remains mergeable without conflict. - Full-stack E2E payer path —
e2e-stackcovers merchant/invoiceonly; payer mode is unit+visual covered. CONTRIBUTING uses "should" here. Follow-up: #1364 - Reality declaration for
installRecipientRoute(e2e/invoice-screen.spec.ts) —developCONTRIBUTING requires a declaration when introducing a fake. Uncertainty (left to human, not blocked as precaution): the declaration taxonomy/format lives in DFXswiss/api and is not fully specified in this repo;developalready contains manye2e/**page.routemocks without per-entry declarations; visual e2e does not run in CI and the handbook already notes a stubbed API. Tracked as: #1365 - Handbook baseline for the payee loading spinner — transient spinner during recipient validation is not treated as a separate product "mode" variant (merchant / payer / prefilled / verified already have baselines). Not a merge-blocker; not filed as an issue.
Logic (summary)
Payer mode derived from the query each render; first-paint payee fallback; query retained in payer mode / cleared in merchant mode; payment navigation uses object-form navigate with clearParams + replaceParams allowlist; merchant QR/copy hidden in payer mode; loading skeleton avoids a scannable placeholder. No logic defects found.
What looks good
- Coverage suite for the previously under-covered
navigation.hookand realqr-codecomponent - Handbook baselines for all four intentional screen states + metadata entry
- de/fr/it keys for the new strings
- Thorough mutation-style evidence retained in the PR description
Local run evidence (Gate B)
node v20.19.4
npm ci # OK under Node 20 (npm 10); Node 24 host rejected lockfile
npm run lint # exit 0
CI=true npm test -- --watchAll=false # 77 passed / 837 tests
BROWSER=none PORT=43174 REACT_APP_API_URL=https://dev.api.dfx.swiss npm start
→ webpack compiled, "No issues found", HTTP 200 on :43174
Recommendation
Approve. Please still rebase onto current develop before merge when convenient (translations + handbook metadata overlap). No merge from this account.
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EN: Changes required: the full-stack E2E suite still only covers merchant /invoice and does not open the new ?pay payer flow.
DE: Änderung zwingend erforderlich: Die Full-Stack-E2E-Suite deckt weiterhin nur Händler-/invoice ab und öffnet den neuen ?pay-Zahlerfluss nicht.
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Visual E2E and handbook look complete (spec + four baselines + scripts/handbook/metadata.json key invoice-screen).
The remaining gap is the full-stack layer.
E2E (e2e-stack) — not met
CONTRIBUTING.md § Full-stack E2E: a PR that changes a screen must bring or update the matching full-stack test. /invoice is claimed by e2e-stack/specs/registry/payment-links.ts → payment-links.spec.ts.
That spec still only opens /invoice in merchant mode (Create Invoice, editable recipient). It never navigates to /invoice?pay=1 and never asserts payer copy, display-only payee, or the verified/unknown recipient states this PR introduces.
Required: extend e2e-stack/specs/payment-links.spec.ts (or add a dedicated spec and keep a single registry claim) so a test actually opens the payer flow and checks the new wording/states.
Unit 100% on invoice.screen.tsx, qr-code.tsx and navigation.hook.ts is not proven by a coverage run (CI has no gate). The PR does add tests for the new branches; if any of those three files is not yet at 100% on all four metrics, that is a second blocker — state the per-file numbers in the description.
Review on DFXswiss#1274 blocked on CONTRIBUTING: every instrumented file the branch touches must hit 100% on statements, branches, functions and lines. invoice.screen.tsx already did; navigation.hook.ts and qr-code.tsx did not. Cover the remaining hook surface (history navigate, goBack, setParams, clearParams, setRedirect, string merge) and the real QrBasic / QrCopy paths, including the loading skeleton that must not encode a scannable URL.
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Quality gate rejected: inserting the invoice-screen reality declaration split a pair of collection-invoice bullets, so "the same two specs" now points at the wrong tests.
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Qualitäts-Gate abgelehnt: Die Reality-Declaration zum Invoice-Screen steht zwischen zwei zusammengehörigen Collection-Invoice-Bullets, sodass „the same two specs“ auf die falschen Tests zeigt.
Details
Head 30d47b89 against develop (merge-base 0bba3597). GitHub: MERGEABLE. CI on this head: 7/7 success.
Quality
One defect on this head.
On develop, Two specs force KYC completeness is immediately followed by The same two specs fabricate the invoice rejection. This pull request inserts the new invoice-screen recipient-lookup bullet between them. After that insertion, "the same two specs" reads as the invoice-screen specs, which only stub GET /v1/paymentLink/recipient — not **/v1/buy/paymentInfos/*/invoice* / CollectionAccountInvoicePersonalIbanMissing.
CONTRIBUTING requires each reality-declaration entry to say in one plain sentence what a green run does not prove. The collection-invoice rejection entry is no longer that sentence.
Fix: restore a unique antecedent, for example Both collection-invoice specs also fabricate the invoice rejection, or name the spec files. File: docs/test-architecture.md:120.
The new invoice-screen declaration itself is otherwise complete (names the stub, the two answers, and which full-stack tests hit the real lookup).
Logic
No defects. Payer mode is an allowlist (1/true/yes). Query is kept in payer mode and cleared in merchant mode. Continue-to-payment uses object navigate plus replaceParams: true and only the validated payment search — lightning / recipient / pay from the invoice URL do not inherit into /pl. Printed payee is display-only. First-paint wording is derived from the query on every render.
Coverage / handbook (not re-measured in this pass; no local test run)
Touched instrumented files: invoice.screen.tsx, navigation.hook.ts, qr-code.tsx. Description claims 100/100/100/100; those three files did not change after the earlier local measurement on 554e583. Handbook: four committed baselines plus scripts/handbook/metadata.json invoice-screen.
Written exceptions — still in force, not re-opened
- SDK rule: hand-built
GET /v1/paymentLink/paymentininvoice.screen.tsx(declared; SDK side still unpublished). - Pre-existing defects deferred as issues #1345–#1349.
Codex gates were not started: quality on this head is not approved.
No merge from this account.
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| real lookup runs in `e2e-stack/specs/payment-links.spec.ts` — in the recipient test and in the two | ||
| payer tests that carry a printed recipient; the payer test with an editable payee triggers none. | ||
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This bullet used to mean the two collection-invoice specs; the new invoice-screen entry above it now reads as the antecedent.
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Dieser Bullet meinte die beiden Collection-Invoice-Specs; der neue Invoice-Screen-Eintrag darüber liest sich jetzt als Antezedens.
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On develop this line sat directly under Two specs force KYC completeness. Restore a unique antecedent (name the collection-invoice specs, or say Both collection-invoice specs also…). Invoice-screen only stubs GET /v1/paymentLink/recipient.
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@marassteiner please re-review Your sole finding is fixed on head All 7/7 reported checks on this exact head are green. The Full-stack E2E check remains the documented |
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…h ?pay The /invoice screen serves two roles: a merchant creating a link to send, and a payer who scanned a QR printed on an invoice. It was labelled for the merchant only - "Create Invoice", "Invoice ID", "Amount", "Open invoice" - which reads wrong for someone who just wants to pay a bill. With a "pay" query parameter the screen now reads "Pay invoice", "Invoice number", "Invoice amount" and "Continue to payment", plus a hint to copy both values from the printed invoice. Without the parameter every existing string stays untouched, so the merchant flow is unaffected. The existing "recipient" parameter cannot serve as the trigger: it is documented as a convenience for the merchant to pre-fill the form, so it does not identify the payer.
Renders the screen through a real MemoryRouter and asserts which wording each value of the query parameter produces: pay=1 shows the payer copy and the hint, no parameter keeps the merchant copy, and pay=0 and pay=false are treated as off. Two mutations were run against the condition to confirm the test discriminates: inverting it fails all four cases, weakening it to a plain null check fails exactly the two falsy-string cases.
…preserve it The screen clears the query string on mount, which is fine for the merchant tool but breaks the payer: after a reload, a browser tab restore or a back navigation from the payment page, the pay parameter is gone and the screen falls back to the merchant wording, while autofill restores the field values - so it looks like nothing was lost except the labels. The parameters are now only cleared in merchant mode, leaving that flow byte-identical, while a payer keeps both recipient and pay in the URL. Two cases cover it: payer mode keeps the query string, merchant mode still clears it. Swapping the condition fails exactly those two.
Seven findings from the review round, each the smallest change that removes the finding. - Derive the payer mode from the query on every render instead of holding it in state and setting it from a passive effect, so the first committed frame already shows payer wording (precedent: mail-login.screen.tsx). - Read `pay` as an allowlist (1/true/yes, trimmed, case-insensitive) instead of a blocklist that also accepted ?pay=no, ?pay=off and the empty ?pay=. - Stop carrying the retained payer query into the payment request: the continue button now navigates with the object form and clears recipient and pay, so only routeId, amount, message and expiryDate reach the API. - Hide the QR code and the copy-link button in payer mode; they are merchant tools and sat above the form as a loading placeholder. - Give the recipient field payer wording (Payee, no John Doe placeholder) and lock it when the value came from the printed QR, so a payer cannot silently redirect the payment. It stays editable without a recipient parameter, so ?pay=1 alone does not produce an empty locked field. - Put the German hint into the form of address the rest of the file uses. - Make the reload/back test do what its title claims: remount with the URL the router holds, and navigate away and back again. Coverage on the screen goes from 78.57/69.38/56.25/76.92 to 100 in all four columns. A second test drives the real useNavigation hook and asserts the location that is actually reached, because the screen test mocks the hook and can only observe the intent.
The screen did not appear in the handbook at all: payment-and-special.spec.ts opens /invoice but takes no screenshot, and none of the 35 metadata entries described it. A dedicated spec gives the group its own key (the handbook derives it from the file name), so the baselines are findable as the invoice screen instead of sitting between payment link, POS and result. Three states, because the wording switch alone does not show what this pull request changes: merchant with empty fields, payer with an empty payee field, and payer with the payee prefilled and locked from the printed QR. The third one carries the unknown-recipient error on purpose — it is what support sees when a merchant prints a wrong route name, and it is the only image that shows the locked field. Still uncovered, and named rather than passed off as a selection: merchant and payer with a recipient the API accepts, a payment that validates, the payment error hint, and the German, French and Italian variants of all of it. Those need a payment route the dev API knows. All three images decode to no barcode and carry no token, key or session URL — only the placeholder name, the interface copy and the error text.
Findings from the pre-review gate on the previous commit. The continue button now goes through the object form of navigate in both modes, not only in payer mode. That the merchant target stays the same was an argument — the query is already cleared on mount, so nothing is left to merge — and no test covered it: the only click test ran with ?pay=1. Coverage sat at 100 %, which proves the line executes, not that it is right in the other mode. The merchant click is now measured: same path, exactly routeId, amount, message and expiryDate, same navigate options. The hook test gained the matching case with an empty starting query. expiryDate was asserted with toBeTruthy(), which would have passed on any string. It is now pinned to an ISO timestamp roughly a year ahead; changing addYears(..., 1) to 2 turns two tests red. The payer-mode derivation no longer needs a default value — a missing pay parameter reads as null and falls to merchant mode without a ?? in between.
The previous round fixed the wrong half of the problem. Locking the prefilled recipient stopped a payer from redirecting the payment, but StyledInput passes disabled straight through to the input element, and a disabled input is not focusable and gets skipped by screen readers. That is the one field on this screen a payer has to be able to check before paying: who the money goes to. Unmanipulable but unreadable is a trade, not a fix. The real question was whether a form field belongs there at all. When the recipient comes from a printed QR code it is information, not input, so the screen now renders it as text with its label. Nothing to lock, nothing to hide from assistive technology. The Controller stays registered, so the value keeps flowing into validation and the button still enables. The confirmation tick moves with it: it used to be positioned against the height of the input and now sits inline next to the value, carrying an accessible name rather than being decoration - it tells the payer that DFX knows this recipient. The merchant flow and payer mode without a recipient parameter keep the input field unchanged. The prefilled baseline shows the unknown-recipient case, where no tick appears, so it needed no regeneration - verified by a run without --update-snapshots.
Keeping the query in payer mode - needed so a reload does not lose the mode - made every other parameter of the opened URL travel to the payment page. The object form of navigate builds its target from the current location.search and only removes what clearParams names, so listing recipient and pay covered the two parameters anyone thought of and nothing else. The payment page reads lightning before it looks at the invoice at all, and resolves it to whatever server the parameter points at; merchant lands even earlier. Neither is in the global strip list. A printed code carrying the real merchant plus a foreign lightning parameter therefore showed the payer the genuine payee with its confirmation tick, took the invoice number and amount, and then fetched the payment from somewhere else. Before this branch it could not happen: the query was cleared unconditionally and the string form ran on an empty search. clearParams cannot fix this. It is a blocklist, and it runs after the values are set, so filling it with the current keys would delete the real amount along with the attacker's. The target now builds its query from the parameters it is given, and inherits nothing - an allowlist, the same shape the review asked for one level down where pay was parsed as a blocklist. The option is additive and off by default, so every other caller keeps merging exactly as before. The hook test now starts from a query carrying lightning, merchant and a second routeId and asserts the exact key set that arrives.
…than it was The component mock never passed rules through, while the real Form injects rules[name]. No unit test had a validation rule registered, so isValid was constant true: removing Required from the recipient, or dropping !isValid from the button, left all tests green. The question this branch raises - does the required rule survive when the field becomes text - was the one thing the suite could not see. The mock now mirrors the real Form, and both mutations turn it red. The e2e assertion for "no payee input" queried a role that StyledInput never exposes: it renders the label without htmlFor and the input without id, and in payer mode the placeholder is undefined, so there is no accessible name to match. It returned zero against the previous revision too. It now asserts on the element itself, which the component gives a name attribute from its autocomplete value. The merchant baseline carried a scannable QR code of the loading placeholder - the public URL of whatever environment generated it. zbarimg missed it because the placeholder is drawn at near-zero contrast, so the check that was supposed to clear the image could not see what a phone camera reads. The placeholder is now a plain skeleton, and the same scan that found the code confirms all four baselines are clear. The verified recipient finally has a baseline: stubbing the endpoint the way support-issue-receiver-iban.spec.ts already does in this repository shows the tick and its translations, and takes the dev API out of the third test as well. The payee display also shows a spinner while the check runs, which the replaced input branch did and its successor had dropped.
The hook test file is the only one in this repository that runs the real useNavigation - the other sixteen mock it. Moving all three of its tests onto the new option left clearParams covered by nothing at all: turning its delete loop into a no-op kept thirty tests across three suites green, where the same mutation against the previous revision of this file turned one of two red. A fourth test now drives the probe without the option and asserts that the two named parameters are the ones missing from the target. Two of the tests added with the fix claimed more than they checked. The one titled after the hijacked query lived in the file that mocks useNavigation, so its target search never carried the location query and its assertions held without the fix too - only the shape of the mock call differed, which the neighbouring tests already assert. It is gone; the hook test covers that case for real. The other named the display branch in its title but ran its assertions against a second render where that branch is inactive, and deleting the setup left everything green. It now says what it tests. The option also did nothing in the string form of navigate, which builds its target through relativeUrl and never reaches addParams - so a future caller would have kept merging without noticing. It applies in both forms now. clearParams in the string form is deliberately untouched: it is a pre-existing no-op, and fixing it would change what NavigationLink does, which belongs in its own branch.
The value arrives through setValue in the mount effect, which runs after the first render, so the payer briefly saw the label above an empty line while the name sat in the query the whole time. The mode was already derived directly from the query after the review asked for it; the displayed value was not, so that fix only went half way. The rendered value now falls back to the query parameter, which is what the state carries a moment later anyway - the display branch only exists when that parameter is set. The form state is untouched: the Controller stays registered and the value still comes from setValue. The test proves the first frame rather than the settled one: React Testing Library flushes passive effects inside render(), so it can never see it. It mounts through createRoot inside flushSync instead, which commits the DOM and layout effects but not the effect that sets the value.
… fails The container and its React root were only removed on the success path, so a failing assertion left the mounted screen in document.body and every later test in the file found its elements twice. Mutating the fallback it guards turned nineteen of twenty-nine tests red, eighteen of them for that reason alone - which makes the counter-check useless as evidence, because it looks like a crash instead of the one failure it is. Cleanup now runs regardless, and the same mutation turns exactly one test red.
Review on DFXswiss#1274 blocked on CONTRIBUTING: every instrumented file the branch touches must hit 100% on statements, branches, functions and lines. invoice.screen.tsx already did; navigation.hook.ts and qr-code.tsx did not. Cover the remaining hook surface (history navigate, goBack, setParams, clearParams, setRedirect, string merge) and the real QrBasic / QrCopy paths, including the loading skeleton that must not encode a scannable URL.
The merchant /invoice test never opened ?pay=1. Open the three payer states this change introduces — wording, verified display-only payee, and unknown recipient — against the real API.
… twice Display-only payee puts the name in the group and in the error text, so a page-wide getByText is a strict-mode collision. Scope the assertion to the error paragraph.
… themselves CONTRIBUTING requires the reality declaration to change in the pull request that introduces a fake. The four invoice baselines fulfil GET /v1/paymentLink/recipient with a static 200 or 404; the declaration said nothing about it, so a green visual run read as proof of the lookup.
The entry said three payer tests; the one with an editable payee never submits a recipient and triggers no lookup.
…e state Editing an already validated amount left the continue button active with the previous callback for the length of the debounce, so a payer could send an amount the screen no longer showed. The live form values now clear the callback, and validatePayment ignores the answer of a request that has been superseded. The displayed payee carried its error state in the text colour alone. It now sets aria-invalid and points at the explanation through aria-describedby, and its label id comes from useId so two mounted instances cannot collide.
The payer mode reaches a fifth visual state that no baseline showed: no printed recipient, the payee typed and confirmed, the invoice fields unlocked with the currency prefix. The spec now takes that screenshot and the handbook entry names it alongside the other four.
The loading skeleton was pinned only for non-SVG data, where the image branch can never run; the SVG case is now covered as well. The goBack test asserted the path and stayed silent about the query string it carries along.
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Clearing the callback on the live form values left two gaps. An answer that arrived inside the debounce window wrote the superseded callback back, because nothing invalidated the request that was already in flight; and the recipient was not part of the check at all, so in the typed-payee branch a payer could continue with a route they had already replaced. The callback is now only set when the values the request was sent with still match the form, and the recipient joins the invoice number and the amount in the clearing effect. The payee error is announced when it appears instead of only being reachable through the description, and the generated label id no longer starts with a colon, so it can be used as a selector.
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payquery parameter switches/invoiceto payer wording, keeps that mode across a reload, and renders a printed payee as text instead of an editable field; it also closes a path that let a printed QR carry a foreignlightningvalue into the payment page. The branch is rebased onto currentdevelop(b3052bd) instead of carrying a merge commit, and the eighteen reviewed commits are unchanged in content. Four further commits answer a second review round: a superseded payment callback can no longer reach the payer, the displayed payee announces its error state instead of only colouring it, and a fifth handbook baseline covers the typed and verified payee. The full-stack stage still recordsmode=nonebecause a develop pull request needs theci:fulllabel for it, and applying that label needs write access this fork author does not have — the earlier description blamed a missing repository secret for it, which was wrong.DE:
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pay-Query-Parameter stellt/invoiceauf die Sprache des Zahlers um, hält diesen Modus über einen Reload und zeigt einen gedruckten Empfänger als Text statt als editierbares Feld; ausserdem wird ein Pfad geschlossen, über den ein gedruckter QR-Code einen fremdenlightning-Wert in die Zahlungsseite tragen konnte. Der Branch ist auf das aktuelledevelop(b3052bd) rebased statt über einen Merge-Commit integriert, die achtzehn reviewten Commits sind inhaltlich unverändert. Vier weitere Commits beantworten eine zweite Review-Runde: Ein überholter Zahlungs-Callback erreicht den Zahler nicht mehr, der angezeigte Empfänger meldet seinen Fehlerzustand nicht mehr nur über die Farbe, und eine fünfte Handbuch-Baseline deckt den getippten, bestätigten Empfänger ab. Die Full-Stack-Stufe meldet weiterhinmode=none, weil ein develop-Pull-Request dafür das Labelci:fullbraucht und das Setzen dieses Labels Schreibrechte verlangt, die dieser Fork-Autor nicht hat — die frühere Beschreibung machte ein fehlendes Repository-Secret dafür verantwortlich, das war falsch.Details
Not symptom-driven: No incident and no error report behind this. It came out of reading the screen together with the product owner while setting up printed-invoice QR codes for a merchant.
Scale: The screen is the payment entry point for every OpenCryptoPay payer; the first merchant printing this QR bills more than 100 invoices a month, each one sending a customer here.
Smaller fix considered: Reusing the existing
recipientparameter as the payer signal, which would add no new parameter at all — insufficient because the documentation definesrecipientas a convenience for the merchant to pre-fill the form, so it does not identify who is looking at the screen and would relabel the merchant flow as well.Open items — none of these can be closed from this branch
feat/payment-link-pay-contract).@dfx.swiss/reactwith that method.ci:fulllabel so the full-stack stage actually brings the stack up on this head instead of recordingmode=none.AddLabelsToLabelableis refused).refactor: use the SDK invoice payment call.Declared deviation
Per Deviating from these guidelines, stated explicitly rather than left to be discovered:
This pull request does not meet "API access goes through the SDK."
invoice.screen.tsx:147still builds the URL for
GET /v1/paymentLink/paymentby hand and fires it withfetchJson.Reason: the guideline's own remedy — add it to the SDK, release it, then consume it — has a
step no branch in this repository can perform.
@dfx.swiss/reacthas no method for this endpoint;the SDK side is written and open as DFXswiss/packages#206, stacked on #201. Until both land
and a version is published, there is nothing here to consume, and working around it at the call
site is the specific thing the guideline rules out. The exception was granted in writing by
marassteiner (review of 2026-08-12, reaffirmed in three later reviews).
Context
A merchant wants one static QR code printed on every paper invoice: the customer scans it, types
the invoice number and the amount, and pays in crypto.
app.dfx.swiss/invoice?recipient=<route label>already supports that. What it was never built for is a payer standing in front of it —every label on that path was written for the merchant creating a link.
Change
payswitches the screen to payer wording ("Pay invoice", "Invoice number", "Invoice amount","Continue to payment") plus a line asking the payer to copy both values from the invoice. Without
the parameter every existing string stays byte-identical. The printed QR then carries
…/invoice?recipient=<label>&pay=1.The screen used to clear the query on mount, so a reload, a tab restore or a back navigation
dropped
payand fell back to merchant wording while autofill restored the values — it looked asif only the labels were wrong. The query is now kept in payer mode and still cleared in merchant
mode.
Keeping it made every other parameter of the opened URL travel onwards, which is a real hijack
path:
payment-link.context.tsxresolveslightningthroughLnurl.decodebefore it looks atthe invoice at all. "Continue to payment" therefore navigates with the object form of
navigateand the new
replaceParams: true, so the target query is an allowlist ofrouteId/route,amount,messageandexpiryDateand inherits nothing. The option is additive and off bydefault; every other caller merges exactly as before.
Review rounds
The first round raised eight findings: first painted frame, retained query in the payment request,
incomplete wording switch, German form of address,
payparsed as a blocklist instead of anallowlist, a test that tested neither reload nor back, a freely editable printed recipient, and the
SDK rule. Seven are fixed here; the eighth is the declared deviation above. A later round asked for
the payer flow in the full-stack harness (
e2e-stack/specs/payment-links.spec.ts) and for thereality declaration of the stubbed recipient lookup (
docs/test-architecture.md).The most recent round found three further defects, fixed in this branch:
values while the button is gated on live validity, so editing an already validated amount left
the button active with the previous callback: the payer could send an amount the screen no
longer showed. The live values now clear the callback, and
validatePaymentignores the answerof a request that has been superseded.
StyledInputitreplaced at least exposed
forceError. It now setsaria-invalidand points at the explanationthrough
aria-describedby, and its label id comes fromuseId()so two mounted instances (theapp is also mounted as a widget) cannot collide on a fixed DOM id.
recipient, the payee typed and confirmed, invoice fields unlocked with the currency prefix. It
has its own baseline now.
Reported defects that stay open
Per Report every bug you find, including pre-existing ones. None is fixed here; the deferral for
the first five was granted in writing.
invoice.screen.tsx:115-130— no guard against superseded recipient responses.validateRecipientfires per debounced keystroke with no request token. An earlier answerarriving last unlocks the invoice fields and shows the tick for a name the user has already
replaced, while the payment call stays blocked — a form that stalls with no error. invoice.screen: guard validateRecipient against superseded responses #1345.
invoice.screen.tsx:147withutil/utils.ts— HTTP status discarded.fetchJsondropsokandstatus; the only failure criterion is anerrorfield, so a 4xx body without ittakes the success path.
payment-link.context.tsxchecksstatusCodefor the same endpoint —the two consumers disagree. invoice.screen / fetchJson: HTTP status discarded on paymentLink/payment GET #1346.
navigation.hook.ts:36-45withnavigation-link.tsx:18—clearParamsis silently ignoredin the string form.
NavigationLinkpassesclearParams: ['lightning', 'key']and istherefore a no-op. navigation.hook: clearParams is a no-op for string navigate (NavigationLink) #1347. Newly relevant here: because payer mode keeps the query, those values
now survive a menu navigation instead of dying at the mount clear. No menu target consumes
them today (
PaymentLinkProvideris mounted only under/pl), so this is exposure in the URLand in browser history, not a proven takeover.
util/utils.ts:122—redirect-uriaccepts any https target.isSafeRedirectUrireturnstrue for every
https:URL with no host allowlist, and the parameter is stripped from theaddress bar afterwards, so the payer sees a clean URL. isSafeRedirectUri: any https target accepted (no host allowlist) #1348.
invoice.screen.tsx:294-300— markup injection into the error text. TheTransblockinterpolates the recipient name with
escapeValue: false, so<strong>,<br>,<i>and<p>become real elements. Not XSS — unknown tags are escaped and injected attributes dropped— but an attacker can place a bold sentence inside what reads as a DFX error message. invoice.screen: Trans interpolates recipient with escapeValue false (markup in error) #1349.
validateRecipientuses only
currencyfrom the answer (invoice.screen.tsx:122-127); the payee shown is thestring from the URL. With a numeric value the screen sends
routeId(:141) and displays"Payee: 42 ✓" — a payer cannot tell whom they are paying, and the tick carries an accessible
name that says "verified". Fixing this needs a display name from the API, so it is not a change
this repository can make alone.
the mount clear removed every unknown parameter unconditionally.
replaceParams: trueprotectsthe continue button only; see point 3.
Handbook
The screen had no representation at all. It now has its own spec, its own group key and five
committed baselines: merchant, payer with an empty payee, payer with the payee printed and
rejected, payer with the payee printed and confirmed, and payer with the payee typed and
confirmed. All five were checked for scannable codes and readable secrets with
zbarimgand withApple Vision (barcodes plus OCR over the whole image): no barcode in any of them, no credential in
the recognised text.
Named so the gap is a number rather than a silence: four further states of this screen exist that
this change does not introduce and that no baseline covers — the merchant side with an accepted
recipient, a validated payment, the payment error hint, and the German, French and Italian
renderings.
Coverage
Per file, for every file this pull request touches that Jest instruments (
src/**/*.{ts,tsx,js,jsx}minus
*.d.ts). Translation JSON, the e2e specs and the baselines are not measured. Measured onthis head with the full suite:
src/screens/invoice.screen.tsxsrc/hooks/navigation.hook.tssrc/components/payment/qr-code.tsxBefore this branch:
invoice.screen.tsx78.57 / 69.38 / 56.25 / 76.92,navigation.hook.ts70.83 / 46.15 / 66.66 / 70,
qr-code.tsx0 / 0 / 0 / 0.Not verified
paper and scanned with a real camera.
a route with that label ever exists there, that image changes.
src/__tests__/realunit.screen.test.tsx, number formatting) failslocally on macOS; it fails identically on unmodified
develop, so it is not this branch.Note for later
The app2 rewrite carries its own invoice screen on
feat/app2-preview; it will need the samewording so the two do not drift apart.