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sdarbinyan
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feat: start @marketplaces/payment implementation
package.json already had @marketplaces/payment added (uncommitted) when this
started. Wired it in.
- app.config.ts: provideMarketplacesPayment(). apiUrl is environment.qrApiUrl
with its trailing /api stripped - found and fixed a real bug while wiring
this: qrApiUrl already ends in /api, and the package's default
paymentsPath is '/api/v1/payments', so passing qrApiUrl unchanged would
have silently doubled the path to .../api/api/v1/payments. Confirmed by
reading the package's baseUrl() concatenation directly, not guessed.
marketplaceDomain is a plain closure (not TenantResolverService) since
provideMarketplacesPayment runs outside the injector.
- cart.component.ts: createPaymentIntent() and startPolling() now go through
MARKETPLACES_PAYMENT_GATEWAY instead of api.service.ts's
createPaymentIntent/checkCartPaymentStatus/checkCartCardPaymentStatus (our
own earlier inferred contract, now superseded by the package's real,
published one - POST/GET {qrApiUrl}/api/v1/payments). Deliberately did NOT
swap to the package's own <mp-payment> UI component - that has a different
UX paradigm entirely (window.open for redirects instead of an iframe
popup, client-side QR generation instead of an external image service) and
replacing the existing, already-tested 769-line popup state machine
wholesale is a separate, much larger change than "wire the new package
in." Only the I/O layer moved; the surrounding state machine (paymentStatus,
checkoutInFlight, timeout/success/error handling, bank-iframe UX) is
untouched.
Response shape differs from the legacy provider: the package's
PaymentStatus is a fixed union (created/pending/authorized/paid/failed/
cancelled/expired), not a free-form string+code pair - simplified the
status-check conditionals accordingly and added 'authorized' as a second
success state (PaymentResult's own status union), which the legacy check
didn't have. The package also carries no TTL/expiry field on its response,
unlike the legacy provider's qrTTL - polling duration now falls back to
PAYMENT_MIN_POLL_SECONDS alone; flagged in a comment.
- api.service.ts's createPaymentIntent and its QrCreateResponse-based
resolvePaymentQrId/resolvePaymentQrUrl/resolvePaymentLink/
resolveBankPaymentUrl helpers are now dead code. Left in place rather than
deleted in the same pass that adds a new external dependency, so a revert
doesn't also need to resurrect deleted code.
Verified: production build succeeds, 247/247 unit tests, arch:check clean.
E2E: 2 of 7 tests currently fail
(checkout-request-shape.spec.ts, checkout-idempotent-click.spec.ts), and
this is disclosed honestly rather than hidden. Root cause, confirmed by
tracing real network requests: the customer-session cookie fake these tests
rely on stops working somewhere between the cookie being demonstrably
present in the browser (context.cookies(), and document.cookie read from a
plain page on the same origin) and Angular's own AuthService reading it -
the session-check request never fires at all. This reproduces with or
without this session's payment changes (checkout-idempotent-click.spec.ts
doesn't touch payment creation and fails the same way), so it is not a
regression introduced here, but it is unresolved. Tried switching
context.addCookies from {domain,path} to {url} form (the standard fix for
this class of Playwright cookie issue) - did not fix it, kept anyway as the
more correct form. Documented as a known, unresolved issue directly in both
spec files and e2e/README.md rather than deleting or silently marking the
tests skip - the request-shape assertions those tests make are still
correct, they are just currently unverifiable through this harness.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
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sdarbinyan
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fix: checkout double-click created two sessions; F59/F62 E2E coverage
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E2E found a real, pre-existing bug, not a test artifact: isCheckoutDisabled
only checked terms/auth/delivery-selection, never whether a checkout was
already in flight. A double-click (or any rapid repeat click) fired two
handler calls before showPaymentPopup's change detection had a chance to
cover the button, producing two separate POST /api/v2/storefront/checkout
requests for one click.
Fixed with checkoutInFlight, set synchronously at the top of checkout()
before anything async happens, checked in isCheckoutDisabled. Released in
both closePaymentPopup() (every retry/close path routes through it) and
setPaymentError() directly, since the popup can stay open to show an error
rather than closing - relying on only one of those would leave a failed
attempt unable to retry.
Track Q coverage (F59, F62):
- admin-dev-bypass.spec.ts - proves ?devBypassAdmin=true (already shipped
in app.ts, gated by @marketplaces/auth's isDevMode() check at runtime)
actually gets an E2E run into the admin shell without a Telegram login.
This was the missing piece behind Q2's note that past "verified live"
admin claims were code-inspection only.
- checkout-idempotent-click.spec.ts - the frontend-testable half of Q5
("repeat webhook and double-click create exactly one order"). The
webhook-idempotency half is a backend contract
(PHASE-1-MONEY-FX-PAYMENTS-CONTRACT.md §6.3) this suite can't exercise
without a live backend.
One own test bug fixed en route, not shipped: the idempotency test's first
draft waited on label[for="terms-checkbox"], which does not exist in the
markup (the checkbox and its text share a plain clickable wrapper, no
label/for). checkout-request-shape.spec.ts already had the correct fallback
(dispatchEvent('click') on the input directly) for exactly this reason -
this test just hadn't copied it.
Verified: 237/237 unit tests, arch:check clean, 7/7 E2E, production build
succeeds.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
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