feat: expense tracker and cash counter (#645) - #680
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Port of kamit13/FloCafe@dev expense and cash-counter work onto current main. Migrations renumbered to v82-v85 (v75-v81 taken upstream).
- Renumber migrations v75-v78 to v82-v85 (numbers taken upstream); drop best-seller v79 (out of scope). - Round category due to cents so float residue cannot block deletion. - Add de/fil/fr/tr locale keys (fr/de translated, fil/tr English fallback marked pending) and allow-list entries for translations gate.
📝 WalkthroughWalkthroughThe change adds expense tracking and cash counter features. It includes database tables, role-controlled APIs, daily and monthly dashboards, navigation, translations, permission definitions, migrations, and integration tests. ChangesExpense Tracking and Cash Counter
Priority: ➖ Normal Estimated code review effort: 4 (Complex) | ~60 minutes Severity of issue fixed: Medium Merge Risk: 🟡 Moderate · up to Monthly cash totals can disagree with the daily cash position after an opening float is voided, and several finance views can temporarily show failed, stale, or wrong-period data. Resolve these report correctness issues before merging. Suggested reviewers: Sequence Diagram(s)sequenceDiagram
participant Staff
participant Dashboard
participant API
participant Database
Staff->>Dashboard: Enter expense or cash record
Dashboard->>API: Submit validated record
API->>Database: Store record
Database-->>API: Return record and totals
API-->>Dashboard: Return updated report data
Dashboard-->>Staff: Display ledger or cash variance
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Greptile SummaryThe PR adds expense tracking and cash-counter workflows, including persistence, reporting, permissions, navigation, translations, and tests. It also attempts to address the prior date-validation and timezone findings, but the frontend timezone fix still leaves UTC-based dates usable during asynchronous initialization.
Confidence Score: 4/5The PR is not yet safe to merge because staff can still submit financial records using an uncorrected UTC date before frontend timezone initialization completes. Both finance pages expose submission paths while their date state is initialized from UTC and corrected only by a separate asynchronous settings request, leaving the previously reported wrong-business-date behavior reachable. Files Needing Attention: frontend/src/app/(dashboard)/expenses/page.tsx; frontend/src/app/(dashboard)/cash-counter/page.tsx
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| main/routes/finance-shared.ts | Centralizes calendar validation and store-local date normalization; the prior impossible-date and backend UTC issues are fixed. |
| main/routes/expenses.ts | Adds expense-category, ledger, payment, summary, and void endpoints using the shared corrected date validation. |
| main/routes/cash-counter.ts | Adds daily and monthly drawer calculations plus opening-float and count endpoints using store-local boundaries. |
| frontend/src/app/(dashboard)/expenses/page.tsx | Adds the expense interface, but UTC initial date state remains submit-capable before asynchronous timezone initialization finishes. |
| frontend/src/app/(dashboard)/cash-counter/page.tsx | Adds cash-counter reporting and recording, with the same remaining UTC initialization window as the expense page. |
| main/db.ts | Adds the v82 expense and cash-counter schema and supporting indexes. |
| tests/expenses.test.ts | Covers backend expense behavior and invalid calendar dates but does not exercise frontend timezone initialization. |
| tests/cash-counter.test.ts | Covers backend cash-counter behavior and store-local report boundaries but not the frontend asynchronous date correction. |
Sequence Diagram
sequenceDiagram
participant Staff
participant Page as Expense/Cash Counter Page
participant Settings as Business Settings API
participant Finance as Finance API
Page->>Page: Initialize date with UTC today
Page->>Settings: Request store timezone
Staff->>Page: Submit before timezone resolves
Page->>Finance: POST record with UTC date
Finance->>Finance: Validate against store-local today
alt Positive UTC offset
Finance-->>Page: Persist under preceding business date
else Negative UTC offset
Finance-->>Page: Reject date as future
end
Settings-->>Page: Return timezone too late to correct submitted record
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When staff submit a regex-valid nonexistent date such as 2026-02-30, this validation accepts and persists it, causing financial records to be stranded under a date that normal day selection and cash-counter monthly rows never enumerate. The same validation defect exists in main/routes/cash-counter.ts.
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Stale against the latest push: business dates now go through a real-calendar check in normalizeBusinessDate, with a 400 test for 2026-02-30. Resolving.
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In `@frontend/src/app/`(dashboard)/cash-counter/page.tsx:
- Line 123: Update the render condition around loadingDaily and daily so a
missing daily value after loading completes uses the existing failedToLoad error
or retry state instead of the loading message. Preserve the loading state while
loadingDaily is true and the normal daily view when data is available.
In `@frontend/src/app/`(dashboard)/expenses/page.tsx:
- Line 301: Add a localized accessible name such as “Close” to each icon-only
modal close button: the category-form and ledger-form buttons in
frontend/src/app/(dashboard)/expenses/page.tsx at lines 301-301 and 320-320, and
the opening-float-form and cash-count-form buttons in
frontend/src/app/(dashboard)/cash-counter/page.tsx at lines 277-277 and 301-301.
Preserve their existing click handlers and close behavior.
- Around line 67-73: Prevent stale asynchronous responses from updating state
after a newer selection request begins. In
frontend/src/app/(dashboard)/expenses/page.tsx lines 67-73, guard category and
ledger updates with request-generation or cancellation checks; in lines 84-86,
apply the same guard to summary updates. Apply equivalent guards to daily
updates at frontend/src/app/(dashboard)/cash-counter/page.tsx lines 40-43 and
monthly updates at lines 45-47, ensuring only the latest date/month request
updates state.
In `@main/routes/expenses.ts`:
- Line 274: Update the /expenses/summary route’s monthly totals so each
categories[].total_expenses value from expenses.total is rounded to two decimal
places, and round the overall accumulator after adding each category total;
preserve the existing response structure and aggregation behavior.
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- Squash migrations v82-v85 into one v82 (tables never shipped, no intermediate shape to preserve).\n- Share finance input validation and tenant timezone between the two finance routes (and the Z close).\n- Monthly expense summary in two grouped queries instead of per-category N+1.\n- Cash windows use store-timezone day bounds with paid_at attribution, same drawer rule as the Z close.\n- Expected cash subtracts cash refunds (cents converted at the boundary).\n- Round category due to cents; reject non-existent calendar dates.\n- Translate the new UI strings to fr/de; fil/tr carry marked English fallback.
- Revert cash-closures.ts to upstream; the shared timezone helper had no business reaching into it.\n- Drop the /expenses/ledger union endpoint: the two-call merge is complete at the only pagination the UI uses, so the endpoint was new API surface for no bug.\n- Drop stale-response guards from both pages: defensive branches for a reversal that cannot practically happen on this transport.\n- Inline single-caller amount validators back to their route files.
- POST /expenses/payments validates against built-ins plus active custom methods (same rule as bill payments) and stores the canonical name.\n- Monthly summary splits custom methods into custom_payments next to the built-in trio; the report renders one column per custom method in use.\n- Record-payment modal lists active custom methods in a select; only cash ever counts as drawer cash.
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When a store in a positive UTC offset passes local midnight before UTC does, both pages initialize and constrain their date inputs using the preceding UTC date, causing staff to record expenses, opening floats, or cash counts against the wrong business day even after the backend validation is corrected.
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Fixed with the above: both pages read the store timezone from /settings/business and derive picker defaults and limits from it, falling back to UTC only until settings load.
- White modal containers inherited light body text in dark mode and were unreadable; use the bg-background token like the dialog primitive. Same for the payment-method select.
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Thanks for putting so much effort into porting this feature from @kamit13's branch, @carvalab! The test coverage, clean squashed migration (v82), and translation work across all locales are really appreciated.
Could we please hold off on merging this PR for now while I complete a full review?
The core use case (tracking petty cash leaving the drawer and daily drawer counts) is definitely a real everyday pain point for cafes. However, having looked through the implementation, there are a few architectural and operational questions we need to resolve before bringing this into main:
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Store Timezone vs. UTC:
Inmain/routes/finance-shared.tsand the frontend views, business dates currently default to and validate against UTC (utcTodayDate()) rather than the store's configured timezone setting. In stores outside UTC, transactions near midnight will be filed under the wrong business date or rejected. We need this to consistently respect the tenant's configured timezone, matching how our Z-reports handle day boundaries. -
Typo and Error Correction (Append-Only model):
Right now, expense entries, payments, and opening floats are strictly append-only with no edit or delete path (even for owners). In a busy cafe environment, staff will inevitably mistype an amount (e.g., entering $500 instead of $50). Without a void, adjustment, or reversal mechanism, accidental entries permanently distort category dues and expected cash. -
Relationship with Existing Cash Closures (Z-Day Close):
FloCafe already has a formal register day-close flow (/cash-closures/ Z-report). We should ensure the UX between the new live "Cash Counter" and the existing "Cash Closures" is completely seamless and intuitive for cashiers so they aren't confused about where to count or close their shift. -
Product Scope (Petty Cash vs. Accounts Payable):
We want to make sure we strike the right balance between standard POS cash drawer tracking (petty cash pay-in / pay-out) and full vendor credit bookkeeping, keeping the core POS workflow lightweight.
Let's keep this branch open and on hold while we work through these points together. Thanks again for the solid groundwork on this!
- CI: rename a shadowed variable that failed type-checking in expenses.test.ts.\n- Store-timezone business dates end to end (backend defaults and future-check, picker defaults and limits); tests pin UTC for determinism.\n- Owner/manager void for entries, payments, and opening floats (v83, live-only float uniqueness); counts stay append-only by design.\n- Custom payment methods validated like bill payments, split out in the monthly summary.\n- Daily failure state, stale-response guards, modal close labels, cent-rounded summary totals.
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SummaryThe run covers core finance workflows including cash tracking, expense and payment history, category lifecycle, role-based access, and safe database upgrades. It also exercises date and timezone boundaries, invalid inputs, repeated updates, overpayment and deletion rules, and concurrent or adversarial behavior across both normal and edge-case paths. Merge with caution — a PR-attributable medium-severity validation defect allows an invalid cash-count input to be stored and used in financial variance calculations, which can make operational reporting inaccurate. The issue is confined to an edge-case input path, but it affects data correctness and should be tracked before treating the change as fully safe. Tests run by Ito
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Invalid cash count is saved as zero
What failed: The endpoint should reject counted_amount=null with a client error and create no row. Instead, it returned HTTP 201, stored the value as 0.00, and recalculated the latest variance as -20.00.
Impact · Steps · Stub / mock · Analysis · Why this is likely a bug
- Severity: Medium
- Impact: An empty cash count is saved as zero, creating an invalid history entry and making the day's cash variance wrong. Staff may rely on an incorrect variance until a valid count replaces it.
- Steps to Reproduce:
- Set an opening float of 20.00 for a business date and record valid counts such as 23.00 and 27.00.
- Send a cash count for the same date with counted_amount set to JSON null.
- Reload the daily cash report and inspect the count history and variance.
- Stub / mock content: No stubs, mocks, or bypasses were applied for this test in the recorded run.
- Code Analysis: In main/routes/cash-counter.ts:15-21, normalizeNonNegativeAmount converts every input with Number(value), then only checks whether the converted result is finite and non-negative. JavaScript Number(null) is 0, so JSON null passes this validation and is rounded to 0. At lines 218-227, the /count route passes req.body?.counted_amount to that helper and inserts the returned value into cash_count_records. The daily handler at lines 172-180 selects the newest stored count and subtracts expected cash from it, so the invalid zero becomes the latest count and changes variance. The PR diff marks main/routes/cash-counter.ts as an added file, making this validation behavior part of the PR. The smallest fix is to require a number before conversion, for example reject values whose typeof is not number, then retain the existing finite and non-negative checks; add a regression case for JSON null and assert that no row is inserted.
- Why this is likely a bug: This is reproducible through the local count API without mocks or route interception: a JSON null count returns 201 and is stored as zero, while negative counts correctly return 400. The product contract is to reject invalid cash controls, and the resulting zero is not merely a display issue because the append-only row becomes the latest count used for variance. Rejecting non-number inputs before Number(value) is a targeted fix that preserves valid numeric counts and the existing negative and non-finite checks.
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main/routes/cash-counter.ts:15-21
function normalizeNonNegativeAmount(value: unknown, field: string): number {
const amount = Number(value);
if (!Number.isFinite(amount) || amount < 0) {
throw Object.assign(new Error(`${field} must be a non-negative number`), { statusCode: 400 });
}
return roundMoney(amount);
}main/routes/cash-counter.ts:218-227
router.post('/count', cashCounterWriteRateLimit, requireRole(...ROLE_ACCESS.allStaff), (req: Request, res: Response) => {
try {
const date = normalizeBusinessDate(req.body?.date);
const counted_amount = normalizeNonNegativeAmount(req.body?.counted_amount, 'counted_amount');
const note = normalizeNote(req.body?.note);
const db = getDatabase();
const result = db.prepare(`
INSERT INTO cash_count_records (date, counted_amount, note, created_by, created_at)main/routes/cash-counter.ts:172-180
const counts = db.prepare(`
SELECT c.*, u.name AS created_by_name
FROM cash_count_records c
LEFT JOIN users u ON u.id = c.created_by
WHERE c.date = ?
ORDER BY c.created_at DESC, c.id DESC
`).all(date) as any[];
const latestCount = counts[0] ?? null;
const variance = latestCount ? roundMoney(latestCount.counted_amount - expected) : null;Evidence Package
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**Medium severity — Invalid cash count is saved as zero**
**What failed:** The endpoint should reject counted_amount=null with a client error and create no row. Instead, it returned HTTP 201, stored the value as 0.00, and recalculated the latest variance as -20.00.
- **Impact:** An empty cash count is saved as zero, creating an invalid history entry and making the day's cash variance wrong. Staff may rely on an incorrect variance until a valid count replaces it.
- **Steps to reproduce:**
1. Set an opening float of 20.00 for a business date and record valid counts such as 23.00 and 27.00.
2. Send a cash count for the same date with counted_amount set to JSON null.
3. Reload the daily cash report and inspect the count history and variance.
- **Stub / mock content:** No stubs, mocks, or bypasses were applied for this test in the recorded run.
- **Code analysis:** In main/routes/cash-counter.ts:15-21, normalizeNonNegativeAmount converts every input with Number(value), then only checks whether the converted result is finite and non-negative. JavaScript Number(null) is 0, so JSON null passes this validation and is rounded to 0. At lines 218-227, the /count route passes req.body?.counted_amount to that helper and inserts the returned value into cash_count_records. The daily handler at lines 172-180 selects the newest stored count and subtracts expected cash from it, so the invalid zero becomes the latest count and changes variance. The PR diff marks main/routes/cash-counter.ts as an added file, making this validation behavior part of the PR. The smallest fix is to require a number before conversion, for example reject values whose typeof is not number, then retain the existing finite and non-negative checks; add a regression case for JSON null and assert that no row is inserted.
- **Why this is likely a bug:** This is reproducible through the local count API without mocks or route interception: a JSON null count returns 201 and is stored as zero, while negative counts correctly return 400. The product contract is to reject invalid cash controls, and the resulting zero is not merely a display issue because the append-only row becomes the latest count used for variance. Rejecting non-number inputs before Number(value) is a targeted fix that preserves valid numeric counts and the existing negative and non-finite checks.
**Relevant code:**
`main/routes/cash-counter.ts:15-21`
~~~ts
function normalizeNonNegativeAmount(value: unknown, field: string): number {
const amount = Number(value);
if (!Number.isFinite(amount) || amount < 0) {
throw Object.assign(new Error(`${field} must be a non-negative number`), { statusCode: 400 });
}
return roundMoney(amount);
}
~~~
`main/routes/cash-counter.ts:218-227`
~~~ts
router.post('/count', cashCounterWriteRateLimit, requireRole(...ROLE_ACCESS.allStaff), (req: Request, res: Response) => {
try {
const date = normalizeBusinessDate(req.body?.date);
const counted_amount = normalizeNonNegativeAmount(req.body?.counted_amount, 'counted_amount');
const note = normalizeNote(req.body?.note);
const db = getDatabase();
const result = db.prepare(`
INSERT INTO cash_count_records (date, counted_amount, note, created_by, created_at)
~~~
`main/routes/cash-counter.ts:172-180`
~~~ts
const counts = db.prepare(`
SELECT c.*, u.name AS created_by_name
FROM cash_count_records c
LEFT JOIN users u ON u.id = c.created_by
WHERE c.date = ?
ORDER BY c.created_at DESC, c.id DESC
`).all(date) as any[];
const latestCount = counts[0] ?? null;
const variance = latestCount ? roundMoney(latestCount.counted_amount - expected) : null;
~~~
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Thanks for the thorough review, @khaira777. Latest push addresses the threads, point by point:
CI note: the shard 1 failure was a shadowed variable in my own test (fixed). Upstream main has not moved, so no rebase was needed. |
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When the store-local date differs from UTC and staff submit before the business-settings request resolves, this UTC-initialized state is posted directly, causing records to be saved under the preceding business date in positive-offset stores or rejected as future-dated in negative-offset stores.
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121-126: 🗄️ Data Integrity & Integration | 🟠 Major | ⚡ Quick winExclude voided opening floats from the monthly report.
openingFloatsByDatedoes not filtervoided_at IS NULL. The new void endpoint at Lines 215-226 and the/dailyquery at Line 155 both treat a voided float as absent, so/monthlydisagrees with/dailyfor the same date.The live-rows-only unique index also allows several rows per date (one live row plus voided rows).
new Map(rows.map(...))keeps whichever row the query returns last, soopening_float,expected_cash,variance, andtotal_opening_floatscan report a voided amount.🐛 Proposed fix
function openingFloatsByDate(db: ReturnType<typeof getDatabase>, from: string, to: string): Map<string, number> { const rows = db.prepare(` - SELECT date, amount FROM cash_opening_floats WHERE date >= ? AND date <= ? + SELECT date, amount FROM cash_opening_floats + WHERE date >= ? AND date <= ? AND voided_at IS NULL `).all(from, to) as { date: string; amount: number }[]; return new Map(rows.map((row) => [row.date, row.amount])); }🤖 Prompt for AI Agents
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272-272: 🎯 Functional Correctness | 🔵 Trivial | ⚡ Quick winRound the built-in aggregate before returning it.
normalizePaymentMethodstores built-in methods as exact lowercase values, so the grouped query returns one row per built-in method. Accumulation is not required. SQLiteSUMoverREALvalues can still return floating-point residue, which line 272 exposes in categorypayments_by_method. ApplyroundMoneytorow.total; the overall reducer already rounds its values.- bucket.byMethod[row.method as PaymentMethod] = row.total; + bucket.byMethod[row.method as PaymentMethod] = roundMoney(row.total);🤖 Prompt for AI Agents
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In `@frontend/src/app/`(dashboard)/cash-counter/page.tsx:
- Around line 41-49: Gate the date-driven daily report load in the cash-counter
component until the `/settings/business` request resolves. Ensure `date` and
`month` are initialized from `storeToday` (when a timezone is available) before
the `[date]` effect can invoke `loadDaily`, while preserving the existing
behavior for unresolved or invalid timezone settings.
- Around line 61-62: Update loadDaily so that when the selected date changes, it
resets loadingDaily and daily before invoking api.get, preventing stale data
from remaining visible during or after a failed request while preserving the
existing dailySeq sequencing.
In `@frontend/src/app/`(dashboard)/expenses/page.tsx:
- Around line 51-73: Gate the initial loadSummary call on completion of the
business-settings request, so it does not fetch using the UTC month while the
store timezone is unresolved. Track settings resolution separately from
storeTimezone, mark it complete in both the success and catch paths, and use the
existing UTC-derived month as the explicit fallback when loading after failure.
In `@frontend/src/lib/i18n/messages/fa.json`:
- Line 94: Update the Persian translations for the cashRefunds, confirmVoid,
void, and voided keys in the messages resource, replacing their English values
with appropriate Persian text while preserving the existing keys and JSON
structure.
In `@main/routes/expenses.ts`:
- Around line 19-34: Update the payment-method reserved-name list used by
normalizeName to include upi alongside cash and card, preventing custom UPI
names from being created and ensuring normalizePaymentMethod resolves the
built-in method consistently.
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In `@main/routes/cash-counter.ts`:
- Around line 121-126: Update openingFloatsByDate to filter the query with
voided_at IS NULL, matching the live-row behavior used by the /daily query and
void endpoint; preserve the existing date range and Map construction so monthly
totals use only non-voided opening floats.
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Nitpick comments:
In `@main/routes/expenses.ts`:
- Line 272: Update the payments-by-method aggregation at bucket.byMethod to
apply roundMoney to row.total before storing it, preserving the existing
PaymentMethod key mapping and reducer behavior.
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| api.get('/settings/business') | ||
| .then(({ data }) => { | ||
| const tz = typeof data?.timezone === 'string' && data.timezone ? data.timezone : null; | ||
| if (!tz) return; | ||
| setStoreTimezone(tz); | ||
| const storeToday = todayInTimezone(tz); | ||
| if (storeToday !== todayUtcDate()) { | ||
| setDate(storeToday); | ||
| setMonth(storeToday.slice(0, 7)); |
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🩺 Stability & Availability | 🟠 Major | ⚡ Quick win
Gate the daily report load on business-settings resolution.
date initializes with todayUtcDate(), and the [date] effect runs while /settings/business is pending. After UTC midnight, a store west of UTC can send the next store-local date to /cash-counter/daily. normalizeBusinessDate rejects that date with HTTP 400. If the response arrives before setDate(storeToday), loadDaily shows failedToLoad; the sequence check does not suppress it. Resolve the settings first, then initialize date and month before loading reports.
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In `@frontend/src/app/`(dashboard)/cash-counter/page.tsx around lines 41 - 49,
Gate the date-driven daily report load in the cash-counter component until the
`/settings/business` request resolves. Ensure `date` and `month` are initialized
from `storeToday` (when a timezone is available) before the `[date]` effect can
invoke `loadDaily`, while preserving the existing behavior for unresolved or
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| const seq = ++dailySeq.current; | ||
| return api.get('/cash-counter/daily', { params: { date } }) |
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🎯 Functional Correctness | 🟡 Minor | ⚡ Quick win
Reset the daily view when the selected date changes.
When date changes, loadDaily updates dailySeq but leaves loadingDaily and daily unchanged. The page can show the previous day's data under the new date while the request runs, and after a failed request. Set both values before calling api.get.
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const loadDaily = () => {
const seq = ++dailySeq.current;
+ setLoadingDaily(true);
+ setDaily(null);
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| const seq = ++dailySeq.current; | |
| return api.get('/cash-counter/daily', { params: { date } }) | |
| const seq = ++dailySeq.current; | |
| setLoadingDaily(true); | |
| setDaily(null); | |
| return api.get('/cash-counter/daily', { params: { date } }) |
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In `@frontend/src/app/`(dashboard)/cash-counter/page.tsx around lines 61 - 62,
Update loadDaily so that when the selected date changes, it resets loadingDaily
and daily before invoking api.get, preventing stale data from remaining visible
during or after a failed request while preserving the existing dailySeq
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| // Store-local day for date defaults and picker limits. Falls back to UTC | ||
| // until the business settings load; only corrects state when it differs. | ||
| const [storeTimezone, setStoreTimezone] = useState<string | null>(null); | ||
| const today = storeTimezone ? todayInTimezone(storeTimezone) : todayUtcDate(); | ||
| useEffect(() => { | ||
| api.get('/settings/business') | ||
| .then(({ data }) => { | ||
| const tz = typeof data?.timezone === 'string' && data.timezone ? data.timezone : null; | ||
| if (!tz) return; | ||
| setStoreTimezone(tz); | ||
| const storeToday = todayInTimezone(tz); | ||
| if (storeToday !== todayUtcDate()) { | ||
| setDate(storeToday); | ||
| setSummaryMonth(storeToday.slice(0, 7)); | ||
| } | ||
| }) | ||
| .catch(() => {}); | ||
| }, []); | ||
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| // Only the latest request may write state: a superseded date/month | ||
| // response must not overwrite the current selection. | ||
| const loadSeq = useRef(0); | ||
| const summarySeq = useRef(0); |
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🎯 Functional Correctness | 🟡 Minor | ⚡ Quick win
Gate the initial monthly summary request on business-settings resolution
summaryMonth starts with currentUtcMonth(), and /expenses/summary runs before /settings/business supplies the store timezone. At the UTC/local month boundary, a store west of UTC can display the wrong month’s totals before summaryMonth is corrected. Wait for settings resolution before calling loadSummary, with an explicit UTC fallback when the settings request fails.
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In `@frontend/src/app/`(dashboard)/expenses/page.tsx around lines 51 - 73, Gate
the initial loadSummary call on completion of the business-settings request, so
it does not fetch using the UTC month while the store timezone is unresolved.
Track settings resolution separately from storeTimezone, mark it complete in
both the success and catch paths, and use the existing UTC-derived month as the
explicit fallback when loading after failure.
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| "cashFromOrders": "نقدی از سفارشها", | ||
| "counted": "شمارششده", | ||
| "countedAmount": "مبلغ شمارششده", | ||
| "cashRefunds": "Cash Refunds", |
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🎯 Functional Correctness | 🟡 Minor | ⚡ Quick win
Translate the newly added Persian messages.
cashRefunds at Line 94 and confirmVoid, void, and voided at Lines 183-185 still use English text. Persian users will see mixed-language labels in the cash-counter refund and voiding flows. Replace these values with Persian translations.
Also applies to: 183-185
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In `@frontend/src/lib/i18n/messages/fa.json` at line 94, Update the Persian
translations for the cashRefunds, confirmVoid, void, and voided keys in the
messages resource, replacing their English values with appropriate Persian text
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| // Built-ins plus any active custom method (same rule as bill payments in | ||
| // main/routes/bills.ts, which resolve customs to their stored name): the | ||
| // stored string is the audit trail, so match case-insensitively but keep | ||
| // the canonical name. Only 'cash' ever counts as drawer cash downstream, | ||
| // and custom names can never collide with it (reserved at creation). | ||
| function normalizePaymentMethod(db: ReturnType<typeof getDatabase>, value: unknown): string { | ||
| if (typeof value !== 'string' || !value.trim()) { | ||
| throw Object.assign(new Error('method is required and must be cash, card, upi, or an active custom payment method'), { statusCode: 400 }); | ||
| } | ||
| const trimmed = value.trim(); | ||
| if ((PAYMENT_METHODS as readonly string[]).includes(trimmed)) return trimmed; | ||
| const custom = db.prepare('SELECT name FROM payment_methods WHERE lower(name) = lower(?) AND is_active = 1').get(trimmed) as { name: string } | undefined; | ||
| if (!custom) { | ||
| throw Object.assign(new Error('method is required and must be cash, card, upi, or an active custom payment method'), { statusCode: 400 }); | ||
| } | ||
| return custom.name; |
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🗄️ Data Integrity & Integration | 🟡 Minor | ⚡ Quick win
🔎 Supported by static analysis
🏁 Script executed:
#!/bin/bash
# Description: Inspect payment-method creation for reserved built-in names.
fd -t f 'payment-methods*' main | while IFS= read -r file; do
rg -n -C 6 "reserved|cash|card|upi|INSERT INTO payment_methods" "$file"
doneRepository: FreeOpenSourcePOS/FloCafe
Length of output: 4932
Reserve upi as a built-in payment method.
normalizeName rejects cash and card case-insensitively, so Cash cannot bypass the cash counter. However, its reserved-name list omits upi. A custom UPI can therefore coexist with built-in upi and resolve differently in normalizePaymentMethod. Add upi to the reserved-name list.
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In `@main/routes/expenses.ts` around lines 19 - 34, Update the payment-method
reserved-name list used by normalizeName to include upi alongside cash and card,
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SummaryCoverage spans finance workflows including expense and payment tracking, cash-drawer calculations, date and timezone handling, role-based permissions, category changes, concurrent updates, database upgrades, and navigation behavior. Most exercised paths are healthy across normal use and edge cases, but voided finance records expose an audit-history and monthly-total correctness failure. Not safe to merge yet — this PR introduces a high-severity finance integrity issue: voided entries can disappear from audit history while still affecting monthly cash reporting, undermining both reviewability and reported balances. The failure is directly attributable to the change and is a merge blocker. Tests run by Ito
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| expense_due_payments: 'payment_date', | ||
| } as const; | ||
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| function listLedger(table: 'expense_entries' | 'expense_due_payments', query: Request['query']) { |
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Voided records show incorrect history and totals
What failed: After the records were voided, the expense page showed no activity and the monthly cash report still showed the 500.00 opening float. The rows stayed stored with their void timestamps, but the user-facing reads did not apply the same audit and total rules.
Impact · Steps · Stub / mock · Analysis · Why this is likely a bug
- Severity: High
- Impact: After a user voids a ledger entry, the monthly cash report can still show money that should no longer count, and the entry disappears from the audit history. This can lead users to trust an incorrect cash balance and makes it harder to review past changes.
- Steps to Reproduce:
- Sign in as a manager and create an expense, a due payment, and a 500.00 opening float for the current business date.
- Void all three records and confirm that each response succeeds and includes a voided timestamp.
- Open the expense activity history and monthly cash report for that date's month.
- Observe that the expense and payment are missing from activity history, while the monthly cash report still shows the 500.00 opening float.
- Stub / mock content: No stubs, mocks, or bypasses were applied for this test in the recorded run.
- Code Analysis: The new void operations preserve rows by updating
voided_at:voidLedgerRowinmain/routes/expenses.ts:205-209updates either finance table, and the expense/payment routes at lines 212-221 expose that operation. The database migration comment inmain/db.ts:4103-4105states the intended contract: voiding keeps the row as an audit trail while every sum and ledger read ignores it. The implementation splits from that contract in two ways. First,listLedgerconstructs the expense and payment history query inmain/routes/expenses.ts:98-107withAND t.voided_at IS NULL, so a voided row is not auditable through either history endpoint. The aggregate queries inlistCategoriesandcategoryDuecorrectly use the same predicate for live balances, which shows that the history filter is not needed for totals and is the wrong behavior for audit retention. Second,openingFloatsByDateinmain/routes/cash-counter.ts:121-125selects every float in the date range withoutvoided_at IS NULL. The monthly handler at lines 265-280 consumes that map to calculate each day's opening amount and monthly total, so a voided 500.00 float remains intotal_opening_floatsandexpected_cash. The daily handler at lines 151-156 does filter voided floats, confirming that the monthly path is an inconsistent read path rather than an intentional rule. The smallest fix is to make the history endpoints include retained rows while marking them as voided for audit display, and to addvoided_at IS NULLto the monthly opening-float query; keep the existing live-only predicates for balances and cash calculations. - Why this is likely a bug: This is supported by both the recorded local behavior and the implementation. All three void requests returned successfully and the database retained the rows with
voided_atset; daily live totals dropped to zero, but the monthly report still displayed the voided 500.00 float and the history response omitted the voided expense/payment. That combination cannot be explained by browser reliability or missing persistence. It violates the feature's explicit append-only audit requirement while also producing a silently incorrect monthly cash figure. The relevant code was added by this PR, and the daily path's correct null check provides a direct comparison showing the monthly omission is accidental.
Relevant code
main/routes/expenses.ts:98-107
function listLedger(table, query) {
...
WHERE 1 = 1 AND t.voided_at IS NULL
}main/routes/cash-counter.ts:121-125
function openingFloatsByDate(db, from, to) {
const rows = db.prepare(`
SELECT date, amount FROM cash_opening_floats WHERE date >= ? AND date <= ?
`).all(from, to);
return new Map(rows.map((row) => [row.date, row.amount]));
}main/routes/cash-counter.ts:265-280
const openingByDate = openingFloatsByDate(db, from, to);
...
const opening = openingByDate.get(date) || 0;
const expected = expectedCash(opening, orders, refunds, expenses);main/db.ts:4103-4105
// Corrections without rewriting history: voiding stamps voided_at and
// every sum/ledger read ignores voided rows. The row stays as the audit
// trail; staff re-enter the correct figure as a new row.Evidence Package
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Ito QA identified the following failure during automated PR testing. Please investigate and propose a fix.
**High severity — Voided records show incorrect history and totals**
**What failed:** After the records were voided, the expense page showed no activity and the monthly cash report still showed the 500.00 opening float. The rows stayed stored with their void timestamps, but the user-facing reads did not apply the same audit and total rules.
- **Impact:** After a user voids a ledger entry, the monthly cash report can still show money that should no longer count, and the entry disappears from the audit history. This can lead users to trust an incorrect cash balance and makes it harder to review past changes.
- **Steps to reproduce:**
1. Sign in as a manager and create an expense, a due payment, and a 500.00 opening float for the current business date.
2. Void all three records and confirm that each response succeeds and includes a voided timestamp.
3. Open the expense activity history and monthly cash report for that date's month.
4. Observe that the expense and payment are missing from activity history, while the monthly cash report still shows the 500.00 opening float.
- **Stub / mock content:** No stubs, mocks, or bypasses were applied for this test in the recorded run.
- **Code analysis:** The new void operations preserve rows by updating `voided_at`: `voidLedgerRow` in `main/routes/expenses.ts:205-209` updates either finance table, and the expense/payment routes at lines 212-221 expose that operation. The database migration comment in `main/db.ts:4103-4105` states the intended contract: voiding keeps the row as an audit trail while every sum and ledger read ignores it. The implementation splits from that contract in two ways. First, `listLedger` constructs the expense and payment history query in `main/routes/expenses.ts:98-107` with `AND t.voided_at IS NULL`, so a voided row is not auditable through either history endpoint. The aggregate queries in `listCategories` and `categoryDue` correctly use the same predicate for live balances, which shows that the history filter is not needed for totals and is the wrong behavior for audit retention. Second, `openingFloatsByDate` in `main/routes/cash-counter.ts:121-125` selects every float in the date range without `voided_at IS NULL`. The monthly handler at lines 265-280 consumes that map to calculate each day's opening amount and monthly total, so a voided 500.00 float remains in `total_opening_floats` and `expected_cash`. The daily handler at lines 151-156 does filter voided floats, confirming that the monthly path is an inconsistent read path rather than an intentional rule. The smallest fix is to make the history endpoints include retained rows while marking them as voided for audit display, and to add `voided_at IS NULL` to the monthly opening-float query; keep the existing live-only predicates for balances and cash calculations.
- **Why this is likely a bug:** This is supported by both the recorded local behavior and the implementation. All three void requests returned successfully and the database retained the rows with `voided_at` set; daily live totals dropped to zero, but the monthly report still displayed the voided 500.00 float and the history response omitted the voided expense/payment. That combination cannot be explained by browser reliability or missing persistence. It violates the feature's explicit append-only audit requirement while also producing a silently incorrect monthly cash figure. The relevant code was added by this PR, and the daily path's correct null check provides a direct comparison showing the monthly omission is accidental.
**Relevant code:**
`main/routes/expenses.ts:98-107`
~~~typescript
function listLedger(table, query) {
...
WHERE 1 = 1 AND t.voided_at IS NULL
}
~~~
`main/routes/cash-counter.ts:121-125`
~~~typescript
function openingFloatsByDate(db, from, to) {
const rows = db.prepare(`
SELECT date, amount FROM cash_opening_floats WHERE date >= ? AND date <= ?
`).all(from, to);
return new Map(rows.map((row) => [row.date, row.amount]));
}
~~~
`main/routes/cash-counter.ts:265-280`
~~~typescript
const openingByDate = openingFloatsByDate(db, from, to);
...
const opening = openingByDate.get(date) || 0;
const expected = expectedCash(opening, orders, refunds, expenses);
~~~
`main/db.ts:4103-4105`
~~~typescript
// Corrections without rewriting history: voiding stamps voided_at and
// every sum/ledger read ignores voided rows. The row stays as the audit
// trail; staff re-enter the correct figure as a new row.
~~~
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Stabilization decision: hold this draft until the scope is written into the PR description. Please choose either (a) simple Pay In / Pay Out on top of cash_closures, or (b) a full expense/accounts-payable domain. Recommendation: (a), because it solves the current cash-counter need without introducing a second cash-session ledger. Coding should resume only after the choice and acceptance criteria are recorded. |
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Ports the expense tracker and cash counter from @kamit13's dev branch to current main. Closes #645.
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