- Activation, deactivation and verify POST to /v1/licenses/* with
"product":"simpl-resultat" instead of the legacy /licenses/* paths,
which cost a 308 on every call.
- New LicenseError enum, serialized as {code} like FetchPriceError and
read from error.code of the /v1 envelope. A 200 {valid:false} from
verify is now a coded refusal instead of an empty machine list, and an
HTML error page on a non-2xx maps to server instead of
invalid_response. Deactivation is idempotent: no_active_activation
counts as done.
- The three calls live in *_inner functions without AppHandle, tested
against a mockito server that only declares the /v1 routes.
- useLicenseMachines hook with an exported reducer. The activation error
survives the list load it triggers (machine_limit_reached opens the
list), a deactivation removes the machine locally without re-running
verify (4 requests on the machine-limit path, under the server's
5/min/IP limit), and refresh() follows every successful activation or
deactivation.
- license.errors.* in FR and EN; purchaseUrl() opens
/{fr|en}/produits/simpl-resultat.
test: reproduces #270. Each original defect, reintroduced on the final
tree, turns tests red: legacy activate path 5, missing product 2,
envelope read as a string 3, verify valid:false as an empty list 2,
strict body parse on a non-2xx 2, untrimmed key 1, list load clearing
the activation error 4, verify re-run after deactivation 2, empty state
despite a list error 1, no refresh after activation 3, old purchase
URL 4.
Fixes#270
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5.5 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>
Exporting then re-importing data destroyed every import configuration:
dataExportService serialised only categories, suppliers, keywords and
transactions, then ran DELETE FROM import_sources on restore and replaced
them with a synthetic 'Data Import' source. After restoring a backup, every
source had to be reconfigured by hand.
- Serialise import_sources and import_config_templates into the envelope,
with an explicit format_version; a file without one is the earlier format
and its missing arrays are treated as empty.
- Wrap wipe + restore in withTransaction, which the service had nowhere:
a constraint violation mid-restore used to destroy financial history with
no rollback.
- Restore templates BEFORE sources (template_id is a foreign key), upserting
by name and remapping template_id through the resolved ids, so restoring
into a profile that already has templates no longer hits UNIQUE(name).
- Whitelist amount_mode and sign_convention at the import boundary with a
readable message rather than an SQLite constraint error.
Resolves#331
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
Two failure modes, both anchored on the header row.
A KNOWN BANK IS NOW READ BY NAME. `bankSignatures.ts` declares the
documented export layout of Desjardins, RBC, Banque Nationale and
Tangerine as a set of normalized header labels plus a delimiter and a
preamble quirk. The table is evaluated BEFORE the generic dictionary and
an unknown file falls straight through to it, unchanged.
The signatures are not decorative. The generic dictionary matches
keywords as substrings, one role at a time, which reads two of these
four layouts wrong — both frozen as counterfactual test pairs, same
rows, header renamed:
- Tangerine writes `Date,Transaction,Name,Memo,Amount`. `Transaction`
is a description keyword, so every row of the file was labelled with
its direction word instead of the merchant.
- RBC writes its amount column `CAD$`, which no amount keyword
matches, next to a nearly empty `Cheque Number`. Those two are
sparse-complementary, so the shape scan paired them as debit/credit
and the one row carrying a cheque number imported as -247.95 instead
of -6.95.
A signature stays a set of PREFERENCES all the same: they are written
from documented layouts, without real statements, so every hint is
dropped the moment the data contradicts it. The single exception is the
amount mode, which outranks the sparse-complementary scan — nothing
inside an RBC file can tell that pair from a genuine one — and even that
is refused unless the declared columns are candidates the shape scan
proposed. Failing degrades to the generic path; it never breaks.
FORMAT DRIFT IS NOW REPORTED INSTEAD OF IMPORTED. Every successful
import records the normalized labels of its header row in
`import_sources.header_signature`, as a JSON array and not a hash: the
panel has to be able to name the columns that moved. On the next import,
a header that normalizes differently opens a `FormatDriftPanel` above
the preview — column by column, `Montant : 3 -> 4` — with the two
outcomes that exist: adopt the re-detected format, or keep the stored
one. A cosmetic rename (`Montant` -> `MONTANT ($)`) normalizes
identically and says nothing.
A source whose file has no header row keeps `header_signature` NULL and
drift detection is inoperative on it. Documented, not worked around:
a signature invented from the data would fire on every import.
THE REPAIR PATH IS NOW IN THE INTERFACE, in the drift panel and beside
the preview's sign flip. `findDuplicates` matches on date AND
description AND amount, so re-importing a file "now that it reads right"
does not correct the rows already written — it doubles them, and a
flipped sign produces mirror pairs that net to zero in every report. The
only safe path is deleting the faulty import from the history first.
The drift re-detection reuses `detectFormatForFile`, so there is still
exactly one detector; the static guard on its caller count moves from
two to three deliberately. Its score and bank badge are dropped straight
after: they measure the format the panel offers, not the one in use.
Resolves#330
A confidence score reports how many rows were READ, never what they say:
the `all-positive` fixture scores a perfect 100 % while every credit is
imported as an expense, because each of those rows is perfectly readable.
Nothing between that score and the database looked at the signs — the
preview was an optional modal of 20 rows with no totals, and the final
confirmation listed the delimiter and the date format but neither the
amount mode nor the sign convention.
The `file-preview` step had been declared in `ImportWizardStep` since the
beginning and no dispatch ever aimed at it. It is a real step now,
traversed at every import and gated by nothing — in particular not by the
detection score, which is sign-blind by construction.
- `useImportWizard`: `parseAndPreview` parses and stops at the preview,
replacing `parsePreview` and the `parseAndCheckDuplicates` that jumped
straight to the duplicates ("skips preview step"); `checkDuplicates`,
dead code until now, is the preview's next button, so the rows the user
validated are the rows that get checked.
- `summarizeParsedRows`: the recap, pure and tested — outflows and their
total, inflows and theirs, rows in error. Totals stay SIGNED, since
magnitudes would hide the one thing the recap exists to expose. Computed
over the whole file, never over the twenty rows displayed.
- `flipSignFormat` + "Inverser les signes": the correction lands on the
CONFIGURATION, so it is persisted with the source and the next file from
that bank reads right on its own. In debit/credit mode it swaps the two
column indices rather than toggling a convention `mapRow` ignores there,
where a toggle would have been inert.
- `ImportConfirmation` states the amount mode, the sign convention (in the
mode that applies it) and the column mapping, named by header.
- `FilePreviewModal` removed: it was the redundant surface, and editing
the table alone would have mutated a still-live copy of it.
The `all-positive` KNOWN DEFECT marker is dropped rather than deleted. Its
three original expectations still hold — an unsigned file carries no
direction and detection cannot invent one — and two cases were added: the
recap tell (six outflows, zero inflows) and the honest limit, that
flipping this particular file only produces its mirror image.
1088 vitest (1054 before), tsc and vite build clean. No DB migration.
Resolves#329
Detection handed back a configuration it had never tested, and only ever
ran behind the magic-wand button. A source opened for the first time
therefore started on `defaultConfig` — `;`, `DD/MM/YYYY`, columns 0/1/2 —
plausible enough to import a whole file wrong rather than fail visibly.
`detectImportFormat` now REPLAYS what it just decided over every data row
of the file and returns the rate as a `DetectionScore`. The replay runs
`mapRow`, the same pure function `parseFilesInternal` runs at import time,
under the same column-level decimal arbitration: two mappers would be the
exact divergence this chantier removes — a score reading 100 % while the
import wrote different amounts. A test asserts the two agree row for row
on every fixture of the corpus.
The threshold is 90 %, and it only colours the banner. Below it the panel
warns and prints the detailed count ("132 of 150 rows read"); at or above
it the banner is neutral. Nothing is blocked, because a perfect score says
nothing about the SIGN of what was read — `all-positive` scores 100 %
while every credit imports as an expense — and the preview step (#329) is
the real net, traversed at every import.
Detection now also fires on its own, guarded on `!existing`: a source that
has never been configured. A source that HAS one is never re-detected, the
stored format wins. The condition is deliberately not `!restored` — a
stored format that fails to decode already reports its own error, and
detecting over it would replace that message with a silent guess.
The button and the automatic run share one `detectFormatForFile`, so the
button replays detection instead of running a second, drifting variant of
it. The score is cleared when its source changes, when the format is
edited by hand (compared through the codec, so a rename keeps it) and when
a template overwrites the format — a banner vouching for a configuration
nobody measured is the misinformation it exists to remove.
Finally, the sign-convention selector is hidden in debit/credit mode.
`mapRow` computes `credit - debit` on magnitudes there and never reads
`signConvention`, so the control changed nothing. Hidden, not reset: the
stored value is left untouched.
Tests: 1054 vitest (+20), build and cargo check green. No DB migration.
CHANGELOG and docs are centralized in link 10 of the stack per the plan.
Resolves#328
Detection reasoned on the shape of the data alone, so it could not tell a debit
column from a credit one: a file laid out `Date;Description;Credit;Debit` was
mapped by position and every sign of the import came out inverted — silently,
since the total is merely negated and no aggregate check notices.
A new `headerDictionary.ts` carries the FR/EN transaction dictionary (date,
description, amount, debit, credit, balance) plus the two matching helpers,
moved out of `csvAutoDetect.ts` whose holdings tables stay untouched: `montant`
is an exclusion token there and the primary amount keyword here, so the two
tables cannot be merged. Moving the generic helpers rather than exporting them
keeps the dependency one-way.
`csvAutoDetect` puts that layer in front of the shape heuristics. Labels resolve
the debit/credit order, the date, description and single-amount columns, and
give `detectHeader` a second signal for a header row carrying a bare number.
Every hint is a preference the data can veto — a labelled date column must still
parse, a labelled balance column is never excluded if it would leave nothing to
map — and a mute file (no header row, unknown labels) falls back to the shape
heuristics unchanged.
Files pairing unsigned amounts with an adjacent D/C indicator column are now
detected and REFUSED with a dedicated message, instead of being configured as
`positive_expense` and importing every deposit as an expense. Detection reports
that reason through `detectImportFormat`; `autoDetectConfig` keeps its previous
shape for the callers that only need the configuration.
Resolves#327
Three ways an imported amount could be silently wrong, all of them passing
validation, all of them fixed here.
The two-column rule was `isNaN(credit) ? -debit : credit`, so the credit always
won. Many banks write `0,00` in the unused column rather than leaving it empty,
and `isNaN(0)` is false -- every debit of such a file imported as 0,00 and the
expense simply vanished, with no error anywhere. The rule is `credit - debit` on
magnitudes now, which needs no special case for a `0,00` cell (zero is the
identity of the subtraction) and implements the documented convention even when
an export negates its debits. A row unreadable in BOTH columns is an error
instead of a free 0,00 transaction.
`parseFrenchAmount` ended on `parseFloat`, which returns the longest valid
PREFIX instead of rejecting. Measured before the fix: `"50,00-"` -> 5000,
`"1 234,56 CR"` -> 123456, `"100,00 CAD"` -> 10000. A factor-100 error, and it
passes `isNaN`, so those rows counted as VALID everywhere downstream -- which
would have defeated the signed preview (#329), the safety net of the whole
chantier. Validation is anchored over the whole normalized string now and any
residual character yields NaN.
NaN, not a rescued magnitude, for a trailing `CR`/`DB` or currency code. Two
reasons: `CR`/`DB` carry a DIRECTION, so returning a magnitude for both would
trade a loud failure for a silent SIGN error (the D/C-indicator shape is refused
upstream by design, #328); and `"100,00 CAD"` is structurally identical to
`"2025 Montant"`, so whitelisting a trailing word to rescue the first re-blinds
`detectHeader` on the second. Two accounting forms ARE legitimate and supported:
parentheses `(50,00)` and a trailing sign `50,00-`.
The `?? 0` fallbacks read column 0 -- usually the date -- when the mapping was
incomplete. An unmapped amount column is an explicit row error now, reported
ahead of any per-row problem since it is a format error affecting every row.
`1.234` is 1234 in a French column and 1.234 in an English one, and no rule
applied to that cell ALONE can tell. `detectDecimalSeparator` arbitrates from
the decisive siblings of the column and `parseFrenchAmount` takes the verdict as
an option. Detection deliberately stays out of it: it runs before a column is
known to be an amount column at all, so the verdict is applied where the value
actually becomes a transaction.
The rule itself moves out of the hook as a pure `mapRow(raw, format)` in
`importFormat.ts`. That is what lets the corpus tests run the REAL rule -- the
hand-written mirror in `csvAutoDetect.test.ts` and the static guard pinning five
`parseFilesInternal` expressions are both deleted -- and what stops the
detection score (#328) and the signed preview (#329) each re-implementing it.
Hardening is global: the parser is shared by 11 call sites, 8 in
`csvAutoDetect.ts` and 3 in the holdings CSV import (#245), where a price cell
`150,25 CAD` used to store 15025. It is refused now and `buildDetailedLines`
raises on the empty price. An unreadable QUANTITY was worse -- coerced to 0, so a
zero-value position saved in silence; the draft keeps the offending text instead
and the existing `snapshot_priced_quantity_required` fires.
Row errors become i18n keys (`import.rowErrors.*`) rather than the raw English
literals rendered straight into the preview table, since this adds a
user-visible string. The report table also carries raw exception messages, so
both render sites resolve through `isRowErrorKey` and never feed `t()` anything
that is not ours.
Test churn, per link 1's handoff (update the expectation, drop the marker, never
delete the test): the three `#325` KNOWN DEFECT blocks in `amountParser.test.ts`
flip, plus `unused-column-zero` in `csvAutoDetect.test.ts`. One block tagged
`#328` flips too -- `header-numeric-label`, whose own comment reads "#328 adds a
lexical signal to detectHeader, and #325 anchors the parser [...] either fix
closes this". The anchored parser landed first. The other `#328` blocks
(`debit-credit-reversed`, `absolute-indicator`) and the `#329` block are
verified unchanged. CHANGELOG and docs stay centralized in the last link of the
stack, as the plan specifies.
989 vitest (963 before), tsc + vite build clean, cargo check clean. No DB
migration.
Resolves#325
The root bug of this chantier. `import_sources` carried no `amount_mode` and no
`sign_convention` until v17, so restoring a configured source re-inferred the
mode from `mapping.debitAmount !== undefined` and wrote
`signConvention: "negative_expense"` outright (useImportWizard.ts:321-323). A
credit-card statement configured for positive expenses came back on the default
convention at its second import and `parseFilesInternal` negated every amount:
expenses landed as income, with no error shown anywhere. The format is a read
value now, not a guessed one.
Two types and a codec, not one composed type. The four carriers are
structurally incompatible -- `ImportSource.has_header` is declared boolean,
`ImportConfigTemplate.has_header` is a number, `SourceConfig` is camelCase on a
parsed mapping -- so the guarantee cannot come from a shared shape. It comes
from `src/utils/importFormat.ts` being the single conversion point between
`ImportFormatRow` (persisted: snake_case, mapping as JSON, `has_header`
normalized to 0/1) and `ImportFormat` (domain), and from its completeness test.
That test is enforced on two levels, and both were mutation-checked:
`FORMAT_FIELD_PAIRS` is typed `Record<keyof ImportFormat, keyof
ImportFormatRow>`, so a field added to the format fails to BUILD until it is
listed; the test then compares each codec's real output keys against that table,
so a field listed but not wired fails the TEST. Dropping `sign_convention` from
`formatToRow` -- the shape of the original bug -- fails 14 tests.
`formatFromRow` validates rather than falls back. The v17 CHECK admits
`absolute_indicator` so the third amount mode ships without another migration,
but the app cannot map one: falling through to the `single` branch would read
the wrong column for every row, and anything other than `positive_expense`
would silently mean `negative_expense`. It raises an `ImportFormatError`
carrying an i18n key, and the wizard opens on a fresh configuration so
"reconfigure this source" stays an action the user can actually take.
Also here:
- The config write moves from `checkDuplicatesInternal` to `executeImport`, so
an import abandoned at the duplicate step leaves no configuration behind. It
is the only write point in the hook and a guard test holds that.
- Switching amount mode prunes the abandoned mode's columns, so the mode owns
the mapping rather than the reverse. The column the `<select>` merely displays
is deliberately not materialized -- #325 turns an unmapped amount column into
an explicit row error, and writing a 0 here would make it unreachable. The
mode and the pruned mapping land in ONE state update: the panel's handlers
each spread the same `config` prop, so two calls would see the same stale
value.
- `template_id` is recorded and restored as provenance only, never re-read as
format. `selectedTemplateId` is no longer blanked on every source selection.
An acceptance test rewrites a template end to end and asserts the linked
source reads identically, plus a non-vacuity check that the template really
changed.
- Both template writers go through the codec too, so a new format field cannot
reach one table and miss the other.
`parseFilesInternal` is untouched: link 1's static guard on its five pinned
expressions still passes. 39 new tests (963 vitest total, was 924), build clean,
`cargo check` clean, no migration.
Resolves#324
A rejected submitKey dispatched the same ERROR action as a failed boot
load, so the CWE-703 retry backoff armed on it and the auto refresh
(LOAD_START) cleared the "invalid key" message ~1s after submit —
LicenseCard has no local error state, the context is the only source.
Split the state: load lifecycle (status/error, retried) vs validation
(validating/validationError, never retried). VALIDATE_ERROR leaves
status untouched, so a ready license stays ready on a typo'd key (no
`ready` regression for gating consumers) and a boot-error retry loop
keeps running through a failed validation. Reducer + initial state
exported for tests, covered by LicenseContext.test.ts.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Fable 5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
Custom categories with no standard match were shown as read-only text in
the migration wizard and force-parented under a catch-all bucket. They now
get the same inline target picker as seeded rows: picking a standard leaf
merges the custom category — its transactions, budgets, keywords and
suppliers are reassigned to the leaf — and deactivates it. Leaving a custom
unmapped keeps the previous behaviour and never blocks the wizard.
- Reducer: RESOLVE_ROW resolves rows in both plan.rows and plan.preserved;
the Next-button guard still counts seeded rows only.
- Writer: the rewrite mapping now includes resolved preserved rows; the
catch-all parent is created only when a custom is left unmerged; merged
customs are deactivated instead of re-parented (shared isResolvedTarget
helper across the three sites).
- UI: the preserved block renders MappingRow instead of plain text.
- i18n (FR/EN) + CHANGELOG (FR/EN).
Tests: reducer (resolve a preserved custom, guard unchanged, GO_NEXT still
proceeds) + writer (reassign to the chosen leaf, soft-delete, no empty
parent when all merged, orphan-free merge of a custom parent with an
unresolved child). 836 vitest green, tsc + vite build clean.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.8 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>
Reverse #278's deliberate no-collapse decision for the budget grid: it now
folds/unfolds at every category level like the hierarchical reports, opening
fully collapsed with a one-click "Expand all".
- BudgetTable: wire useCollapsibleGroups (defaultExpanded: false), inline
BUDGET_COLLAPSE_ACCESSORS + BUDGET_EXPANDED_KEY (mirrors ComparePeriodTable /
BudgetVsActualTable — no budgetTableModel.ts). Chevron + aria-expanded +
aria-level on every parent row; groups.visible(group) before reorderRows.
- BudgetTable: section subtotal now uses the tested sumLeavesForType on the RAW
group (drop-in for the hand-rolled loop) so folding stays purely visual.
- BudgetTable: rename STORAGE_KEY to "budget-subtotals-position", decoupling the
subtotals-position preference from BudgetVsActualTable (they collided).
- useBudget: extract the pure buildBudgetYearRows(); the grid's rows are
level-order (BFS), not DFS — document the invariant and pin it in a test, since
the #288 ancestor-walk collapse is order-independent (the v1 plan assumed DFS
and would have broken here).
- Tests: useBudget.test.ts locks the level-order emission, the DFS-killer, the
end-to-end multi-level collapse on real builder output, and that subtotals sum
raw rows regardless of collapse. 828 vitest pass.
Resolves#289
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Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.8 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>
Generalize the report category collapse from level-1-only to every hierarchy
level, on the three hierarchical report tables (real-vs-real Compare,
real-vs-budget Compare, Trends by category). Visibility is now decided by an
ancestor walk, not by row adjacency, so it is independent of row order (the
level-ordered budget grid emits a non-DFS order).
- collapsibleRows: rewrite visibleRows as an ancestor walk (a row is hidden iff
any ancestor is collapsed); add parentKeyOf + injective `p:` keys;
collapsibleKeys returns all parents (any depth); extract the pure, tested
isCollapsedFor polarity helper; MAX_TREE_DEPTH cycle guard.
- useCollapsibleGroups: persist in user_preferences (per-profile, destroyed with
the profile) instead of localStorage; storageKey nullable (no persistence);
options.defaultExpanded; async hydration (no flash); collapseAll(rows).
- 3 tables: fix BOTH gates (collapsed flag + button) isTopParent -> isParent, add
parentKeyOf accessors, aria-level on parent rows.
- Delete dead CategoryTable.tsx (0 imports).
- Tests: rewrite collapsibleRows.test.ts (BFS==DFS masking, cycle guard,
cross-section ancestor, "(direct)" leaf, polarity); extend overTimeTableModel
fixture to 3 levels with cascade assertions.
Collapse stays purely visual: subtotals and result lines are computed from raw
rows, never from visible rows.
Resolves#288
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Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.8 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>
DashboardPage now reuses the Cartes report's presentational widgets
(KpiCard with MoM/YoY deltas, top movers, budget adherence) sourced from
getCartesSnapshot against a Dashboard-owned reference month (defaults to
the last complete month). The expense-only pie chart is replaced by a
ranked bar chart of top expense categories (resurrecting the previously
unused CategoryBarChart), and the account (import-source) filter
introduced on Trends/Compare/Budget now also applies to the Dashboard's
own transactional widgets via a Dashboard-local accountIds state (kept
separate from useReportsPeriod, since the Dashboard owns its own two
temporal axes).
A new net-worth tile surfaces the Balance sheet's latest total
(getSnapshotTotalsByDate) — a distinct metric from every transactional
card here, so it stays hidden (never a misleading "$0") until at least
one balance account has a recorded snapshot, reusing deriveLandingState
rather than re-inferring emptiness from nulls. It is not scoped by the
account filter (balance_accounts is a disjoint concept from
import_sources) and is fetched independently on mount.
The category-over-time trend chart now passes typeFilter "expense",
fixing a latent mismatch where a revenue category could silently show
up in a chart titled "expenses over time".
Resolves#279
Align BudgetTable on the income-statement standard shipped for the
compare/trend reports: sections now read Income -> Expense -> Transfer
(useBudget's TYPE_ORDER and BudgetTable's typeOrder both flipped), and
the previously unlabeled grand-total row is replaced by two interleaved
result rows (Result before transfers / Net result), computed by a new
pure, tested module (budgetTableResults.ts) mirroring compareResults.ts's
shape. Roll-up covers the previous-year-actual, budgeted-annual, and
budgeted-monthly columns alike.
All categories remain displayed (the grid stays a full edit surface) --
no collapse, no empty-row toggle, matching this issue's frozen decisions.
Resolves#278
Mounts <FilterPanel> on ReportsComparePage (next to the existing
CompareReferenceMonthPicker) and BudgetPage (next to the existing
YearNavigator), keeping each page's temporal control unchanged. Threads
accountIds from useReportsPeriod through useCompare into
getCompareMonthOverMonth/getCompareYearOverYear, and through
CompareBudgetView into getBudgetVsActualData — closing the gap where
that sub-tab silently ignored the filter while the rest of the Compare
page respected it.
Budget: the issue named getBudgetVsActualData as the target for
useBudget, but that hook never calls it (it's exclusive to
CompareBudgetView/Dashboard/Cartes) — its only real actuals fetch is
getActualTotalsForYear(year - 1), the previous-year reference column.
Extended that function with the same optional accountIds pass-through
established by #273, rather than wiring in an unrelated call shape.
Both hooks fetch their account checkbox list via getAllImportSources,
mirroring the useTrends/#275 pattern. Empty selection = no filter,
byte-identical to pre-#276 output (regression-tested).
Resolves#276
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.8 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>
Mounts <FilterPanel> (from #274) on ReportsTrendsPage next to the period
selector, and threads accountIds from useReportsPeriod through useTrends
into getMonthlyTrends/getCategoryOverTime (both already accountIds-aware
since #273). The account checkbox list reuses the same getAllImportSources
query as the Transactions single-source filter. Empty selection = no
filter, byte-identical to pre-#275 output.
Resolves#275
Add accountIds: number[] to the shared useReportsPeriod hook, URL-backed
via a dedicated `sources` query param (comma-separated, bookmarkable like
the existing period/from/to). Purely additive: the hook's existing shape
is unchanged, so all 6 consumers (useTrends, useCompare, useCategoryZoom,
ReportsCategoryPage, ReportsPage, ReportsComparePage) keep compiling as-is.
Also adds the shared ReportFilters { period, accountIds } type for
follow-up issues to consume, and exports pure parseAccountIds/
serializeAccountIds helpers (same hookless-testability pattern as
resolveReportsPeriod). URL parsing validates each token as a finite
integer via a strict regex + Number.isSafeInteger, dropping invalid
tokens individually rather than discarding the whole selection.
This is foundation only: no UI control exposes the filter yet, and no
service reads accountIds yet (both land in follow-up issues of the
"rapports uniformes" epic).
Resolves#272
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.8 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>
Adds an id-keyed hierarchical `tree: OverTimeRow[]` sidecar to
getCategoryOverTime, built via the generic buildLeafDrivenTree (#263) as
buildOverTimeTree — leaf-driven, income-first, no top-N / no "Other" bucket.
The name-keyed pivot (data/categories/colors/types/categoryIds) is left
BYTE-IDENTICAL, so the Trends chart and the dashboard render unchanged.
computeOverTimeResults now consumes the id-keyed tree LEAVES (never the
`is_parent` subtotals) grouped by each leaf's category_id-resolved type, so
the section subtotals and the Result-before/net lines are exact: two homonym
categories of different types no longer collide, and a non-top-N income or
transfer category is no longer lumped into "Other" as an expense.
CategoryOverTimeTable renders the tree leaves (every category, id-safe)
instead of the top-N pivot; the chart keeps reading the top-N-capped pivot so
its stacked series stay bounded. OverTimeRow mirrors CategoryDelta's snake_case
hierarchy block (parent_id/is_parent/depth/category_type) so it composes with
collapsibleRows / useCollapsibleGroups for the #265 hierarchy work.
Tests: rewrote overTimeResults.test.ts onto the tree (homonym regression +
leaves-only-not-parents); added buildOverTimeTree suite (nesting, income-first,
grand-total invariance, orphan, A->B->A cycle depth guard) and a
getCategoryOverTime tree-wiring test proving the pivot stays top-N+Other while
the tree carries every category. 720 vitest green, build + tsc green.
Resolves#264
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.8 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>
The Trends report previously opened on the global monthly chart, which
has no income section — so a user's revenue (e.g. their pay) was hidden
until they manually switched to the "By category" table view.
Open the report on byCategory + table by default so the income section
(and therefore payroll) is visible immediately. Two scoped call-site
changes:
- useTrends initial subView: "global" -> "byCategory"
- ReportsTrendsPage viewMode fallback: readViewMode(key, "table")
Both defaults are scoped to Trends. The real-vs-real compare report
(distinct "reports-viewmode-compare" storage key) is unaffected, and a
user's own persisted view choice still wins over the new fallback.
Resolves#262
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.8 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>
The two hierarchical comparable reports — real-vs-real Compare and
real-vs-budget — now let the user collapse or expand each top-level
category's sub-categories. Groups start collapsed by default (#260): only
the parent's subtotal row shows until the user expands it, and each expanded
group is remembered per report.
- New pure module utils/collapsibleRows.ts (visibility filter, group-key
extraction, expanded-set (de)serialization) + useCollapsibleGroups hook
wrapping the localStorage-persisted expanded set. Persisting the *expanded*
set (not the collapsed one) makes "all collapsed" the zero/default state.
- A chevron toggles each top-level parent; an "Expand all / Collapse all"
button toggles them together. Section subtotals and result lines keep
summing every leaf, so collapsing never changes any total.
- Accessors mirror each table's own depth/parent logic so hidden rows are
exactly a group's indented descendants.
- i18n keys reports.collapse.{expandAll,collapseAll} (FR/EN); CHANGELOG.
CategoryOverTimeTable (Trends -> by category) is intentionally left out: its
rows are a flat top-N category list with no parent/child hierarchy to fold.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.8 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>
Apply the compare report's "result analysis" presentation to Trends -> By
category (table view). Categories are grouped into Income -> Expenses ->
Transfers sections with per-month and total subtotals; the old mixed "Total"
row (which summed absolute magnitudes into a meaningless figure) is replaced by
a Net result row per month (income - expenses + transfers) plus a Result before
transfers row shown only when transfers exist, both coloured by sign. Category
cells stay neutral levels.
- reportService.getCategoryOverTime: project COALESCE(c.type,'expense') in both
SELECTs and return an additive `types` map (built from the top-N rows, like
`colors`). Dashboard widget and CategoryOverTimeChart are untouched.
- shared types: add `types` to CategoryOverTimeData.
- new pure module overTimeResults.ts (computeOverTimeResults) with unit tests -
the per-month result reducer, mirroring the compare's pure Totals helper.
- i18n: add reports.compare.resultNet / resultBeforeTransfers (FR+EN); reuse the
existing sections.* and total* keys.
- .gitignore: anchor the autopilot `reports/` rule to `/reports/` so it no
longer swallows new files under src/components/reports/.
Section order is income-first (Revenus -> Depenses -> Transferts), per the
issue; the existing COMPARE_TYPE_ORDER is expense-first, so a local
OVER_TIME_TYPE_ORDER is used rather than reusing it.
Resolves#256
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.8 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>
Addresses /pr-review REQUEST_CHANGES on #255.
- useCompare: the "skip first sync" boolean was not StrictMode-safe — the dev
double-invoke of effects flipped the flag on setup #1, so setup #2 re-synced
the reference month to the civil-year December, re-introducing the very bug
Changement 2 fixes (dev only; prod has no double-invoke). Replace it with a
value-change guard: a ref seeded with the initial `to` plus a pure
syncReferenceOnPeriodChange() that only dispatches when `to` actually changes.
Idempotent across the double-invoke, and now unit-tested (5 cases) since the
decision is a pure function (the project has no renderHook harness).
- Remove the now-orphaned reports.compare.totalRow i18n key (both locales) — the
flat grand total it labelled was replaced by the result lines.
- ComparePeriodTable: gate the "before transfers" line on results.hasTransfers
(previously computed/tested but unused).
- ComparePeriodChart: show the no-data empty state when the expense filter
leaves nothing (a pure income/transfer period) instead of bare axes.
Build + 690 vitest green.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.8 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>
The "actual vs actual" compare was expenses-only (WHERE amount < 0), so revenue
categories were invisible — you could not tell a surplus from a deficit. Make it
an income statement (the product's namesake "résultat"):
- COMPARE_DELTA_SQL: broaden the WHERE and per-type CASE to include `income` as
a signed SUM (like `transfer`), so revenue credits survive the outflow filter.
Expenses stay ABS-of-outflows, byte-identical. Transfer netting (#243) intact.
- Section order is now income -> expense -> transfer (COMPARE_TYPE_ORDER).
- ComparePeriodTable: replace the now-meaningless flat grand total with two
result lines — "result before transfers" (revenues - expenses) and the net
"result" (after transfers) — extracted into a pure, tested compareResults
module. Delta colours are direction-aware (income/result up = green, spending
up = red); result amounts are coloured by sign (surplus/deficit).
- ComparePeriodChart stays a spending view: filter to expense leaves so revenue
bars don't mix into the same axis.
- useCompare: skip the initial period-sync so the compare opens on the previous
(last complete) month instead of the civil-year December that useReportsPeriod
yields by default.
Also anchor the `reports/` gitignore to `/reports/` — the unanchored rule was
silently ignoring new files under src/components/reports/.
Tests: new compareResults.test.ts (result roll-up, unbalanced transfer, deficit,
subtotal exclusion); reportService.test.ts updated for the broadened SQL, the
income bucket rule, and income-first section order. Build + 685 vitest green.
Resolves#253
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.8 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>
A detailed (by-security) account can now import its positions from a CSV
instead of adding each security one by one. An "Import CSV" button next to
"Add a title" opens a native picker; the delimiter, encoding and columns
(symbol, quantity, optional price + book_cost) are auto-detected via new
csvAutoDetect helpers and adjustable in a small mapping editor. Rows sharing
a symbol are merged (SUM qty + book_cost, first price) and the batch is merged
into the basket by normalized symbol, so no UNIQUE(snapshot_line_id,
security_id) violation can occur at save. A CSV without a price column imports
quantities with an empty unit_price (fetch/type later) — the existing atomic
save path is unchanged (no SQL/Rust change).
- csvAutoDetect: autoDetectHoldingColumns + analyzeHoldingsCsv (+ tests)
- useSnapshotEditor: holdingsFromCsvRows + IMPORT_HOLDINGS action + importHoldings (+ tests)
- HoldingsCsvImportModal: file pick -> parse -> mapping editor + preview
- i18n FR/EN under balance.snapshot.detailed.importCsv.*
- CHANGELOG (Added / Ajouté)
Resolves#245
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.8 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>
Database lock (the reported 0.10.0 regression):
- tauri-plugin-sql loads SQLite through a default multi-connection sqlx pool
(Pool::connect => max_connections = 10) and exposes no JS transaction
primitive. BEGIN and COMMIT issued as separate db.execute calls could land on
different pooled connections, stranding an open write transaction on an idle
connection — a permanent write lock until app restart. Triggered when the
Bilan page's concurrent reads interleaved with an in-flight snapshot save.
- Fix: funnel every db operation through one FIFO lock in db.ts; withTransaction
holds it across the whole BEGIN..COMMIT so a transaction's statements never
span connections (and the saves become genuinely atomic). A reentrancy guard
lets nested getDb() calls run directly instead of deadlocking. Applied to all
5 transaction sites (saveSnapshotAtomic, upsertSnapshotLines,
proposeStarterAccounts, applyKeywordWithReassignment, applyMigration) via
in-place helper extraction. New db.test.ts covers serialization,
cross-transaction non-interleaving, reentrancy, and lock release on error.
Log console (Settings -> Systems -> Journaux):
- getLogs returned the same mutated array reference, so useSyncExternalStore
(identity comparison) never re-rendered on a new log -> the console never
updated live. getLogs now returns an immutable snapshot rebuilt on each
mutation (stable between mutations, new identity after each).
- Add logInfo/logWarn/logError app-logging API and instrument the snapshot save
(info on success, error on failure) so DB issues surface in the console.
tsc + 635 vitest + vite build green.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.8 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>
Surface unrealized (latent) gain on the existing balance surfaces, no new
visualization (decision 2026-06-04).
Service:
- AccountLatestSnapshot gains account `kind` + `latest_snapshot_line_id`, so
the table knows which rows are detailed and where their holdings live.
- getAccountLatentGainByLine(lineId) folds a line's holdings through the
existing computeUnrealizedGain (shares the book_cost=0 / NULL -> N/A guard).
- rollupLatentGain(accounts): pure aggregation by asset class, by envelope
(vehicle_type, 'none' bucket), and grand total; per-bucket % denominator is
the known book_cost only (null when none), mirroring the aggregate guard.
Hook (useBalanceOverview):
- Prefetches per-detailed-account latent gain in parallel (failures isolated),
exposes latentGainByAccount + latentGainRollup. Simple accounts skipped.
UI:
- BalanceAccountsTable: expandable detailed rows -> per-security value + latent
gain %; a latent-gain column (shown only when a detailed account has one);
a summary block aggregating latent gain by asset class / envelope.
- BalanceOverviewCard: total latent gain line (hidden without detailed accounts).
- N/A rendered (never divide-by-zero) when book_cost is NULL or 0; partial-%
flag when some positions lack a cost basis.
Native non-CAD currency display de-scoped this round (untestable while all
securities are CAD). Modified Dietz return columns (#204) unchanged.
i18n: balance.latentGain.* in FR + EN. Focused unit tests for
getAccountLatentGainByLine and rollupLatentGain (grouping, 'none' envelope,
null-% / unknown book_cost, empty).
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.8 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>
Turn the detailed-account snapshot variant into the real per-title entry
surface (building on the minimal sub-rows from #213):
- New SecurityPicker (src/components/balance/SecurityPicker.tsx): an
autocomplete combobox over the existing balance_securities catalogue
(loaded via listSecurities()) with inline creation. Accepts any
normalized symbol (UPPER/TRIM) with NO live ticker validation — the
price fetch is best-effort and separate. On pick/create it emits a
SecurityPick {symbol, asset_type, name, isNew}; a stock/crypto toggle
lets the user set the asset class when creating a new symbol (default
'stock'). Built on the CategoryCombobox UI idiom (ARIA listbox,
keyboard nav, click-outside). Pure helpers filterSecurities /
decideCreateOption are exported and unit-tested (no jsdom harness).
- SnapshotLineRow detailed sub-rows: labeled columns
[title (SecurityPicker), quantity, price (+ existing PriceFetchControl),
value (qty x price, read-only), book_cost, live unrealized gain].
Account value = displayed SUM of positions. Simple accounts unchanged.
- useSnapshotEditor: new SET_HOLDING_SECURITY action + setHoldingSecurity
callback (atomically sets symbol + asset_type + name and drops the
stale fetched-price attribution since the symbol changed). The
securities catalogue is loaded in loadForDate and exposed as
state.securities, so it refreshes after a save that creates a security.
- i18n: extended balance.snapshot.detailed.* (col.*, picker.*, book cost,
unrealized gain) in FR + EN — no hardcoded UI text.
- CHANGELOG (EN + FR) under [Unreleased]: first user-visible surface of
the per-title detail chain (#210-#213 were schema/service/reducer).
Build (tsc + vite) green; npm test green (613 tests, +10 SecurityPicker).
Generated autonomously by /autopilot run of 2026-06-06
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.8 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>
Structural rewrite of useSnapshotEditor for N holdings per detailed account,
and switch ALL simple/detailed dispatch from category_kind to the account's
own kind. This is the state/plumbing layer; the full multi-security entry UI
(SecurityPicker, rich sub-rows) lands in #214. Simple accounts behave
identically.
Reducer state shape:
- values: Record<accountId, string> (simple accounts, scalar)
- holdings: Record<accountId, HoldingDraft[]> (detailed accounts, one per title)
HoldingDraft is a string-typed, editable mirror of SnapshotHoldingInput with a
stable client-side rowId for React keys. Actions: ADD_HOLDING / REMOVE_HOLDING /
SET_HOLDING_FIELD (plus existing SET_VALUE/PREFILL/RESET). The legacy priced
scalar path (SET_PRICED_FIELD / pricedValues) is removed: after migration v16
(#211) every former-priced account is kind='detailed' with one holding, so those
accounts flow through the holdings path.
Dispatch:
- LOADED hydrates detailed baskets via listHoldingsBySnapshotLine (edit) keeping
the saved price, or getHoldingsForLatestSnapshot (new) dropping the price
(qty-0 excluded server-side). Simple accounts keep the scalar value path.
- SnapshotLineRow / SnapshotEditor / AccountForm now gate on account.kind, not
category_kind. category.kind survives ONLY as the suggested seed default for a
NEW account in AccountForm.
Save: detailed accounts pass their holdings array into SnapshotLineInput.holdings
(presence marks the line detailed; value = rounded-cent SUM); simple accounts
pass a scalar value with no holdings. Blank holding rows are skipped; a partial
row throws a typed error before any DB mutation.
AccountForm: adds an entry-mode selector (defaulting to the category-mapped
kind). New accounts persist as 'simple' (CreateBalanceAccountInput carries no
kind, and the service is out of this issue's scope); converting a fresh account
to detailed + pivot date is #215. Editing locks the selector for an already-
detailed account (the detailed->simple downgrade is service-guarded).
Tests: 19 new reducer/helper unit tests (pure exports; the project has no
renderHook harness) covering ADD/REMOVE/SET_HOLDING_FIELD, LOADED-vs-PREFILL
hydration (price drop, book_cost), qty-0 already excluded upstream, the
build*Lines save builders, and the dispatch-on-account.kind regression
(detailed account under a 'simple' category).
Resolves#213.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.8 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>
Issue 3 of overnight-2026-06-01-bilan-axe-vehicule. Builds the tracking UI
on top of the merged data layer (#202) and input UI (#203).
- Service: getSnapshotTotalsByVehicleAndDate(range) mirrors the by-category
aggregation with GROUP BY COALESCE(a.vehicle_type, 'none') so null-envelope
accounts land in a single 'none' bucket (never a SQL NULL key). Add
vehicle_type to getAccountsLatestSnapshot SELECT + type.
- useBalanceOverview: new groupAxis ('class'|'vehicle') state ORTHOGONAL to
chartMode; loads byVehicle alongside byCategory. Default groupAxis='class'.
- BalanceEvolutionChart + BalancePage: stacked-mode sub-toggle 'Par classe
d'actif' (default) / 'Par enveloppe'. Vehicle legend reuses the #203
vehicleType.* labels; the 'none' bucket uses balance.vehicle.none.
- BalanceAccountsTable: 4 return columns collapsed by default with a toggle,
persisted across sessions via userPreferenceService key balance_show_returns.
- i18n FR/EN: balance.chart.axis.{byAssetClass,byVehicle}, balance.vehicle.none,
balance.accountsTable.toggleReturns.{show,hide} (+ axisLegend aria label).
Tests: npm run build green (0 type errors); vitest 3314 passed. Added 5
service tests for the 'none' bucket + mixed envelopes + date range.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.8 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>
useSnapshotEditor.save now validates all simple/priced lines in-memory
before any DB write, then delegates to a new saveSnapshotAtomic helper
that wraps INSERT snapshot + INSERT lines in an explicit BEGIN/COMMIT
transaction (ROLLBACK on catch). Pattern matches categorizationService.
Migration v11 cleans existing orphan snapshots in profiles that hit the
old race; new orphans are no longer possible thanks to the transaction.
Resolves#176
Scoped useReducer hook backing BalancePage. Tracks:
- period (3M / 6M / 1A / 3A / all) — defaults to 1A
- chartMode (line / stacked) — defaults to line
- evolutionTotals + evolutionByCategory + accountsLatest +
accountsPeriodAnchor (parallel-fetched on mount and on every
period change via Promise.all)
- isLoading + error
Exposes computeBalanceDateRange(period, today) as a pure helper
so the date math is unit-testable without mocking time. Anchors
on `today` rather than the latest snapshot — keeps the chart's
right edge stable as the user enters new snapshots.
Refs: #141
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.7 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>
- AccountForm now exposes a 'category' variant with a kind selector
(simple | priced); the legacy 'account' variant is unchanged
modulo the new symbol-required-for-priced UI guard.
- SnapshotLineRow dispatches on account.category_kind:
* simple variant unchanged from #146
* priced variant: quantity + unit_price inputs + read-only
computed value rendered live (qty × price, 2 decimals) +
[Manuel] attribution tag
- useSnapshotEditor extends state with pricedValues map, exposes
setLineQuantity / setLineUnitPrice handlers, prefill copies
quantity but leaves unit_price blank (per spec-decisions row),
save() builds mixed simple+priced batches.
- SnapshotEditor + SnapshotEditPage thread the new priced state.
- Total line at the top of SnapshotEditPage now sums simple + priced
contributions live as the user types.
Refs #140
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.7 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>
New scoped useReducer hook covering the full single-snapshot lifecycle —
LOAD_FOR_DATE / SET_LINE_VALUE / SAVE / DELETE / PREFILL_FROM_PREVIOUS /
RESET — with the following semantics:
- 'new' mode (?date= absent or no snapshot at that date) creates the row
at save time only, so abandoning the form does not leave an empty
snapshot behind;
- 'edit' mode loads existing lines + prefills the values map;
- prefillFromPrevious copies simple-kind values from the most recent
earlier snapshot (priced branch is a no-op + TODO Issue #140);
- save() flips 'new' -> 'edit' on success and updates the URL ?date=
so refresh keeps the user in edit mode;
- snapshotDate is immutable in edit mode (UI guard, matches spec).
New SnapshotEditPage at /balance/snapshot:
- date picker (native input type=date — matches the AdjustmentForm /
TransactionFilterBar / PeriodSelector pattern, no new dep)
- per-category groups of accounts with one value field each
- prefill button (disabled when no earlier snapshot exists, with
tooltip explaining why)
- delete button with double-confirmation modal that requires retyping
the snapshot date before the destructive action enables.
New SnapshotEditor (groups by category sort_order) and SnapshotLineRow
(simple variant — single value field per account) components.
Route /balance/snapshot wired in App.tsx.
Refs #146
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.7 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>
Wires the AccountsPage end-to-end with a new scoped useReducer hook,
the page itself (accessible at /balance/accounts) and the account form.
useBalanceAccounts (src/hooks/useBalanceAccounts.ts):
- Loads accounts (excludes archived by default) + categories in parallel
- Surfaces typed errors from balance.service via state.errorCode so the
UI can localize them (e.g. seed protection, currency rejection)
- CRUD operations on both domains: addAccount/editAccount/archive/
unarchiveAccount + addCategory/editCategory/removeCategory
AccountsPage (src/pages/AccountsPage.tsx):
- Two tabs: Comptes + Catégories
- Accounts tab: archive toggle, table of (name, category, symbol,
currency, status), inline edit/archive/restore
- Categories tab: full list of seeded + user categories. Add new
simple-kind category (priced creation lands in #140). Rename via
inline prompt; delete disabled on seeded rows. Errors surfaced via
i18n keys keyed on BalanceErrorCode.
AccountForm (src/components/balance/AccountForm.tsx):
- Variant=account only (category variant lands in #140)
- Auto-detects priced category to hint the symbol field
- Full FR/EN coverage of labels and validation messages
Per spec-plan-bilan.md v2 the sidebar entry "Bilan" is intentionally
not added in this issue — it lands in #141 (Bilan #3) when the
/balance overview becomes navigable. Until then the route is reachable
directly via URL.
Refs #138
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.7 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>
New user-facing 3-step migration flow at /settings/categories/migrate that
allows legacy v2 profiles to opt in to the v1 IPC taxonomy.
Step 1 Discover — read-only taxonomy tree (reuses CategoryTaxonomyTree from
Livraison 1, #117).
Step 2 Simulate — 3-column dry-run table with confidence badges (high /
medium / low / needs-review), transaction preview side panel, inline target
picker for unresolved rows. The "next" button is blocked until every row is
resolved.
Step 3 Consent — checklist + optional PIN field for PIN-protected profiles +
4-step loader (backup created / verified / SQL applied / committed).
Success and error screens surface the SREF backup path and the counts of
rows migrated. Errors never leave the profile in a partial state — the new
categoryMigrationService wraps the entire SQL writeover in a
BEGIN/COMMIT/ROLLBACK atomic transaction and aborts up-front if the backup
is not present / verified.
New code:
- src/services/categoryMigrationService.ts — applyMigration(plan, backup)
atomic writer (INSERT v1 → UPDATE transactions/budgets/budget_templates/
keywords/suppliers → reparent preserved customs → deactivate v2 seed →
bump categories_schema_version=v1 → journal last_categories_migration).
- src/hooks/useCategoryMigration.ts — useReducer state machine
(discover → simulate → consent → running → success | error).
- src/hooks/useCategoryMigration.test.ts — 13 pure reducer tests.
- src/components/categories-migration/{StepDiscover,StepSimulate,StepConsent,
MappingRow,TransactionPreviewPanel}.tsx — UI per the mockup.
- src/pages/CategoriesMigrationPage.tsx — wrapper with internal router,
stepper, backup/migrate orchestration, success/error screens.
Tweaks:
- src/App.tsx — new /settings/categories/migrate route.
- src/components/settings/CategoriesCard.tsx — additional card surfacing
the migrate entry for v2 profiles only.
- src/i18n/locales/{fr,en}.json — categoriesSeed.migration.* namespace
(page / stepper / 3 steps / running / success / error / backup error codes).
- CHANGELOG.{md,fr.md} — [Unreleased] / Added entry.
Scope limits respected: no SQL migration modified, no new migration added,
no unit tests of the applyMigration writer (covered by #123 in wave 4),
no restore-backup button (#122 in wave 4), no post-migration banner (#122).
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.7 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>
Source of truth for the v1 IPC taxonomy on the TS side. Loads the bundled
JSON, exposes typed helpers (findById, findByPath, getLeaves, getParentById)
used by the upcoming Guide (#117) and Migration (#121) pages.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.7 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>
Adds a segmented Monthly/YTD toggle next to the reference-month picker that
flips the four KPI cards (income, expenses, net, savings rate) between the
reference-month value (unchanged default) and a Year-to-Date cumulative view.
In YTD mode, the "current" value sums January to the reference month of the
reference year; MoM delta compares it to Jan to (refMonth - 1) of the same
year (null in January, since no prior YTD window exists); YoY delta compares
it to Jan to refMonth of the previous year; savings rate is recomputed from
YTD income and expenses, and stays null when YTD income is zero.
The 13-month sparkline, top movers, seasonality and budget adherence cards
remain monthly regardless of the toggle (by design). The savings-rate tooltip
is now dynamic and mirrors the active mode. The mode is persisted in
localStorage under `reports-cartes-period-mode`.
Also adds a dedicated Cartes section to `docs/guide-utilisateur.md` covering
the four KPI formulas, the Monthly/YTD toggle and its effect on deltas, the
sparkline, top movers, seasonality, budget adherence and the savings-rate
edge case. Mirrored in the in-app `docs.reports` i18n tree (features/steps/
tips extended) for both FR and EN.
No SQL migration: YTD sums are computed from the already-fetched
`flowByMonth` map, so no extra round trip.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.7 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>
- Extract shared defaultReferencePeriod helper (src/utils/referencePeriod.ts)
- useHighlights now reads ?refY=YYYY&refM=MM, defaults to previous month
- getHighlights signature: (referenceYear, referenceMonth, ytdYear, windowDays, ...)
- YTD tile pinned to Jan 1 of current civil year, independent of reference month
- CompareReferenceMonthPicker surfaced on /reports/highlights
- Hub highlights panel inherits the same default via useHighlights
- useCartes and useCompare now delegate their default-period helpers to the shared util
Mirror the BudgetVsActualTable structure in the Actual-vs-Actual compare
mode so MoM and YoY both surface a Monthly block (reference month vs
comparison month) and a Cumulative YTD block (progress through the
reference month vs progress through the previous window).
- CategoryDelta gains cumulative{Previous,Current}Amount and
cumulativeDelta{Abs,Pct}. Legacy previousAmount / currentAmount /
deltaAbs / deltaPct are kept as aliases of the monthly block so the
Highlights hub, Cartes dashboard and ComparePeriodChart keep working
unchanged.
- getCompareMonthOverMonth: cumulative-previous window ends at the end
of the previous month within the SAME year; when the reference month
is January, the previous window sits entirely in the prior calendar
year (Jan → Dec).
- getCompareYearOverYear: now takes an optional reference month
(defaults to December for backward compatibility). Monthly block
compares the single reference month across years; cumulative block
compares Jan → refMonth across years.
- ComparePeriodTable rebuilt with two colspan header groups, four
sub-columns each, a totals row and month/year boundary sub-labels.
- ComparePeriodChart unchanged: still reads the monthly primary fields.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.7 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>
- Remove the non-functional PeriodSelector from /reports/cartes — the Cartes
report is by design a "month X vs X-1 vs X-12" snapshot, so the
reference-month picker is the only control needed.
- Simplify useCartes to drop its useReportsPeriod dependency; the hook now
only exposes the reference year/month and its setter.
- Add a (?) help bubble (lucide HelpCircle) next to the savings-rate KPI
title, wired up via a new `tooltip?: string` prop on KpiCard.
- Propagate `number | null` through CartesKpi.current and buildKpi so
savings rate is now null (rendered as "—") when reference-month income
is 0 instead of a misleading "0 %". Use refExpenses directly for
seasonality.referenceAmount since it is always numeric.
- Update the cartes snapshot tests to expect null for the zero-income case.
- Add FR/EN strings reports.cartes.savingsRateTooltip + CHANGELOG entries
in both locales.
Closes#67
Add opt-in Feedback Hub widget integrated into the Settings Logs card. Routes through a Rust command to bypass CORS and centralize privacy audit. First submission triggers a one-time consent dialog; three opt-in checkboxes (context, logs, identify with Maximus account) all unchecked by default. Wording and payload follow the cross-app conventions in la-compagnie-maximus/docs/feedback-hub-ops.md.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.7 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>
New /reports/cartes page surfaces a dashboard-style snapshot of the
reference month:
- 4 KPI cards (income / expenses / net / savings rate) showing MoM and
YoY deltas simultaneously, each with a 13-month sparkline highlighting
the reference month
- 12-month income vs expenses overlay chart (bars + net balance line)
- Top 5 category increases + top 5 decreases MoM, clickable through to
the category zoom report
- Budget adherence card: on-target count + 3 worst overruns with
progress bars
- Seasonality card: reference month vs same calendar month averaged
over the two previous years, with deviation indicator
All data is fetched in a single getCartesSnapshot() service call that
runs four queries concurrently (25-month flow, MoM category deltas,
budget-vs-actual, seasonality). Missing months are filled with zeroes
in the sparklines but preserved as null in the MoM/YoY deltas so the UI
can distinguish "no data" from "zero spend".
- Exported pure helpers: shiftMonth, defaultCartesReferencePeriod
- 13 vitest cases covering zero data, MoM/YoY computation, January
wrap-around, missing-month handling, division by zero for the
savings rate, seasonality with and without history, top mover sign
splitting and 5-cap
Note: src/components/reports/CompareReferenceMonthPicker.tsx is a
temporary duplicate — the canonical copy lives on the issue-96 branch
(refactor: compare report). Once both branches merge the content is
identical and git will dedupe. Keeping the local copy here means the
Cartes branch builds cleanly on main without depending on #96.
Closes#97
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.6 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>
Collapse the three Compare tabs (MoM / YoY / Budget) into two modes. The
new "Actual vs actual" mode exposes an explicit reference-month dropdown
in the header (defaults to the previous month, wraps around January) and
a MoM/YoY sub-toggle. The chart is rewritten to a grouped side-by-side
BarChart with two bars per category (reference period vs comparison
period) so both values are visible at a glance instead of just the
delta. The URL PeriodSelector stays in sync with the reference month.
- useCompare: state splits into { mode: "actual"|"budget", subMode:
"mom"|"yoy", year, month }. Pure helpers previousMonth(),
defaultReferencePeriod(), comparisonMeta() extracted for tests
- CompareModeTabs: 2 modes instead of 3
- New CompareSubModeToggle and CompareReferenceMonthPicker components
- ComparePeriodChart: grouped bars via two <Bar dataKey="..."/> on a
vertical BarChart
- i18n: modeActual / subModeMoM / subModeYoY / referenceMonth (FR+EN),
retire modeMoM / modeYoY
- 9 new vitest cases covering the pure helpers (January wrap-around for
both MoM and YoY, default reference period, month/year arithmetic)
Closes#96
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.6 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>
