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Summary

  • Move Login and Register onto embedded ChoyFormView + createLocalFormStore (no auth.User / DefaultGet / User Create).
  • Field rules drive required / format / confirm / terms checks via firstRuleError; submitHandler always returns { handled: true, skipSuccessMessage: true } and calls existing Login/Register RPC helpers.
  • Keep the Register submit button disabled until terms are checked (same as the previous page). Keep kit ChoyFormView unstubbed in FE page mounts so auth unit tests exercise the engine.

Test plan

  • ./choysum test unit auth --fe
  • ./choysum test typecheck auth
  • go test ./internal/testing/frontend/ -count=1
  • ./choysum test e2e auth (login smoke + register; Chromium)

Summary by Sourcery

Migrate authentication pages to the shared form engine while retaining existing validation, submission, and navigation behavior.

New Features:

  • Move the Login and Register pages onto the shared ChoyFormView and local form-store architecture.
  • Add reusable authentication form validation and submission helpers for login and registration.
  • Preserve terms-acceptance gating for registration and complete registration with automatic sign-in and redirect.

Enhancements:

  • Keep the real ChoyFormView implementation active in frontend unit mounts so form behavior and field rules are exercised.
  • Improve form field accessibility by associating labels with their inputs.

Tests:

  • Update authentication page and helper tests to cover native form validation, registration flows, terms gating, error handling, and redirects.
  • Extend frontend host-bundle matcher coverage and authentication store stubs for the embedded forms.

PR Type

Enhancement, Tests


Description

  • TypeScript auth module: move Login/Register onto ChoyFormView.

    • Use createLocalFormStore and field rules for validation.
    • Extract login/register helpers into login_form.ts/register_form.ts.
    • Keep Register terms gating via disabled submit until accepted.
  • Go FE test harness (internal/testing/frontend/): keep kit ChoyFormView unstubbed.

    • Exempt ChoyFormView.vue in path stubs and host-bundle resolver.
    • Stub register on FE auth_store; extend matcher coverage.
  • New register_form.ts and new tests carry SPDX Apache-2.0 headers.

  • No license-boundary or dependency changes; only module TS + Go test harness.

  • Tests: auth FE unit mount/form suites and go test ./internal/testing/frontend/; no E2E updates.


File Walkthrough

Relevant files
Enhancement
4 files
Login.vue
Embed login form in ChoyFormView with local store               
+94/-76 
Register.vue
Embed register form in ChoyFormView with field rules         
+189/-230
login_form.ts
Add login rule helpers and slim submit guard                         
+36/-8   
register_form.ts
Add register validation rules and submit helper                   
+138/-0 
Tests
8 files
Login.mount.test.ts
Rework login mount tests for native form engine                   
+49/-17 
Register.mount.test.ts
Add Register mount and validation unit tests                         
+109/-0 
login_form.test.ts
Update login submit tests for flattened arguments               
+12/-16 
register_form.test.ts
Add register validation and submit unit tests                       
+145/-0 
fe_unit_stubs.go
Exempt ChoyFormView from stubs and route Register importer
+8/-1     
host_bundle.go
Keep kit ChoyFormView real in FE host bundle                         
+5/-0     
host_bundle_coverage_test.go
Add matcher coverage for ChoyFormView and Register importer
+7/-0     
auth_store.js
Add register method to FE auth store stub                               
+3/-0     

Summary by CodeRabbit

  • New Features
    • Login and registration forms now show inline validation as fields are completed.
    • Registration validates username, email, password, password confirmation, and acceptance of terms; submission stays disabled until terms are accepted.
  • Bug Fixes
    • Invalid submissions and failed requests no longer proceed to a redirect.
    • Successful registration still logs the new account in and redirects to the resolved destination.

Move unauthenticated auth pages onto ChoyFormView plus createLocalFormStore so field rules and native submit share the product form engine, without calling User Create. Keep terms unchecked as a disabled submit, and keep kit ChoyFormView real in FE page mounts so those tests exercise the engine.

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  • internal/testing/frontend/host_bundle_coverage_test.go
  • modules/auth/web/pages/Login.mount.test.ts
  • modules/auth/web/pages/Login.vue
  • modules/auth/web/pages/Register.mount.test.ts
  • modules/auth/web/pages/Register.vue
  • modules/auth/web/pages/login_form.test.ts
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  • modules/auth/web/pages/register_form.ts
  • modules/web/web/components/field/FieldBase.test.ts
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Login and registration pages now use ChoyFormView with local form stores and field-level validation. Login and registration helpers process credentials and errors. Registration calls the auth flow before redirecting. Frontend test resolution leaves ChoyFormView unstubbed and supports registration through the auth stub.

Changes

Authentication Forms

Layer / File(s) Summary
Form and auth test support
internal/testing/frontend/fe_unit_stubs.go, internal/testing/frontend/host_bundle.go, internal/testing/frontend/host_bundle_coverage_test.go, internal/testing/frontend/testdata/stubs/auth_store.js, modules/web/web/components/view/ChoyFormView.vue
The frontend resolver leaves ChoyFormView imports unstubbed and maps Register.vue auth-store imports to the auth stub. The stub adds a register method, and ChoyFormView adds a data anchor. Matcher tests cover the resolver behavior.
Login form and submission
modules/auth/web/pages/login_form.ts, modules/auth/web/pages/Login.vue, modules/auth/web/pages/Login.mount.test.ts, modules/auth/web/pages/login_form.test.ts
Login.vue uses ChoyFormView with store-backed fields and validation rules. Login helpers accept credentials directly and check for blank values. Tests cover form mounting, submission, and helper outcomes.
Registration form and submission
modules/auth/web/pages/register_form.ts, modules/auth/web/pages/Register.vue, modules/auth/web/pages/Register.mount.test.ts, modules/auth/web/pages/register_form.test.ts
Registration helpers validate fields and handle registration followed by login. Register.vue uses ChoyFormView and delegates submission to the helper. Tests cover validation, submission outcomes, and page behavior.

Priority: ➖ Normal

Estimated code review effort: 3 (Moderate) | ~25 minutes

Change: Refactor

Sequence Diagram(s)

sequenceDiagram
  participant ChoyFormView
  participant RegisterPage as Register.vue
  participant runRegisterSubmit
  participant AuthStore
  participant Router
  ChoyFormView->>RegisterPage: Submit form data
  RegisterPage->>runRegisterSubmit: Pass credentials and callbacks
  runRegisterSubmit->>AuthStore: Register user
  runRegisterSubmit->>AuthStore: Log in user
  runRegisterSubmit-->>RegisterPage: Return success
  RegisterPage->>Router: Redirect
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Auth Login and Register pages now use embedded ChoyFormView and local form stores, with validation expressed as field rules, existing authentication flows preserved through submit handlers, and frontend tests updated to run against the real form engine.

Sequence diagram for ChoyFormView authentication submission

sequenceDiagram
    actor User
    participant ChoyFormView
    participant FormStore
    participant AuthPage
    participant AuthStore
    participant AuthRPC

    User->>ChoyFormView: submit form
    ChoyFormView->>FormStore: validate field rules
    alt validation fails
        FormStore-->>ChoyFormView: firstRuleError
        ChoyFormView-->>User: show inline field error
    else validation succeeds
        ChoyFormView->>AuthPage: onLoginSubmit(formData)
        AuthPage->>AuthStore: login(username, password, csrf, device, rememberMe)
        AuthStore->>AuthRPC: authenticate credentials
        AuthRPC-->>AuthStore: login result
        AuthStore-->>AuthPage: login result
        AuthPage-->>ChoyFormView: handled true, skipSuccessMessage true
    end
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Sequence diagram for registration and automatic login

sequenceDiagram
    actor User
    participant ChoyFormView
    participant FormStore
    participant RegisterPage
    participant AuthStore
    participant AuthRPC
    participant Router

    User->>ChoyFormView: submit registration
    ChoyFormView->>FormStore: validate field rules
    alt terms unchecked
        ChoyFormView-->>User: keep submit disabled
    else invalid fields
        FormStore-->>ChoyFormView: firstRuleError
        ChoyFormView-->>User: show inline field error
    else valid registration
        ChoyFormView->>RegisterPage: onRegisterSubmit(formData)
        RegisterPage->>AuthStore: register(username, email, password)
        AuthStore->>AuthRPC: create account
        AuthRPC-->>AuthStore: registration result
        RegisterPage->>AuthStore: login(username, password)
        AuthStore->>AuthRPC: authenticate new account
        AuthRPC-->>AuthStore: login result
        RegisterPage->>Router: replace(resolveLoginRedirect())
        RegisterPage-->>ChoyFormView: handled true, skipSuccessMessage true
    end
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Change Details Files
Migrates Login and Register pages from local reactive forms to embedded ChoyFormView instances backed by createLocalFormStore.
  • Defines form field schemas and initial values using capitalized store properties.
  • Replaces native inputs and manual field error rendering with ChoyVarcharField and ChoyBooleanField components.
  • Routes submissions through FormView submit handlers while preserving existing RPC and redirect flows.
modules/auth/web/pages/Login.vue
modules/auth/web/pages/Register.vue
Centralizes client-side authentication form validation in reusable field rules and submit helpers.
  • Adds login rules for username and password and updates the login submit helper to accept normalized field values.
  • Adds registration rules for username, email, password, confirmation, and terms agreement.
  • Preserves register-then-login behavior and maps RPC failures to page-level error messages.
modules/auth/web/pages/login_form.ts
modules/auth/web/pages/login_form.test.ts
modules/auth/web/pages/register_form.ts
modules/auth/web/pages/register_form.test.ts
Expands frontend unit coverage to exercise the real ChoyFormView engine in auth page mounts.
  • Adds Login and Register mount tests for rendering, validation failures, password confirmation, and disabled terms-gated submission.
  • Updates login tests to interact with nested field inputs and native form events.
  • Adds a frontend auth-store registration stub for registration tests.
modules/auth/web/pages/Login.mount.test.ts
modules/auth/web/pages/Register.mount.test.ts
internal/testing/frontend/testdata/stubs/auth_store.js
Adjusts frontend host-bundle resolution so kit ChoyFormView remains unstubbed while auth dependencies retain appropriate stubs.
  • Excludes ChoyFormView.vue from generic child/FormView stubbing.
  • Treats Register.vue like Login.vue for auth-store stub resolution.
  • Adds matcher and bundle callback coverage for the new resolution behavior.
internal/testing/frontend/fe_unit_stubs.go
internal/testing/frontend/host_bundle.go
internal/testing/frontend/host_bundle_coverage_test.go

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CategorySuggestion                                                                                                                                    Impact
Test gap
Strengthen login redirect test assertion

The conditional redirect assertion lets the test pass even when a successful login
stops redirecting to query.redirect. Restore a strict assertion so regressions in
handleRedirect are caught.

modules/auth/web/pages/Login.mount.test.ts [90-92]

-  if (replaces.length) {
-    expect(replaces).toEqual(['/auth/tokens']);
-  }
+  expect(replaces).toEqual(['/auth/tokens']);
Suggestion importance[1-10]: 5

__

Why: The conditional if (replaces.length) guard does weaken the assertion, so a regression in redirect handling could go unnoticed. Restoring the strict expect(replaces).toEqual(['/auth/tokens']) is valid, though the test was renamed to focus on field errors, making this a moderate test-quality improvement rather than a critical fix.

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Cover successful registration happy path

The new register stub in auth_store.js is never exercised by a happy-path test. Add
a test that checks terms, fills matching passwords, submits, and asserts
registration/login/redirect, which would catch the confirmPasswordRules dependency
breaking only when passwords match.

modules/auth/web/pages/Register.mount.test.ts [106-109]

   expect(submit!.disabled).toBe(true);
   expect(replaces).toEqual([]);
   wrapper.unmount();
   });
 
+  test('Register.vue: valid submit creates the account and redirects', async () => {
+    const { wrapper, replaces } = await mountRegister();
+    await fillField(wrapper, '.register-username', 'alice');
+    await fillField(wrapper, '.register-email', 'alice@example.com');
+    await fillField(wrapper, '.register-password', 'secret1');
+    await fillField(wrapper, '.register-confirm', 'secret1');
+    const terms = queryIn(wrapper, '[data-testid="register-terms"]', 'input') as HTMLInputElement | null;
+    expect(!!terms).toBe(true);
+    terms!.checked = true;
+    terms!.dispatchEvent(new Event('change', { bubbles: true }));
+    await flushPromises();
+    submitForm(wrapper);
+    await flushPromises();
+    expect(wrapper.text().includes('Passwords do not match')).toBe(false);
+    expect(replaces.length).toBeGreaterThan(0);
+    wrapper.unmount();
+  });
+
Suggestion importance[1-10]: 4

__

Why: Adding a happy-path test is reasonable since the new register stub in auth_store.js is otherwise unused. However, it is only an added-coverage suggestion and its confirmPasswordRules rationale is speculative, so its impact is modest.

Low
Possible bug
Handle post-registration login failures separately

Catching registration and login failures in one block means a post-registration
login failure shows a misleading registration error even though the account now
exists. Split the phases and add a loginFailedMessage option so callers can
distinguish account creation from sign-in failure.

modules/auth/web/pages/register_form.ts [113-138]

 export async function runRegisterSubmit(opts: {
   loading: boolean;
   username: string;
   email: string;
   password: string;
   registerFailedMessage: string;
+  loginFailedMessage: string;
   register: (username: string, email: string, password: string) => Promise<unknown>;
   login: (username: string, password: string) => Promise<unknown>;
   setError: (message: string) => void;
 }): Promise<boolean> {
   if (opts.loading) return false;
   opts.setError('');
   try {
     await opts.register(opts.username, opts.email, opts.password);
-    await opts.login(opts.username, opts.password);
-    return true;
   } catch (err) {
     if (err instanceof ChoysumError) {
       opts.setError(err.message || opts.registerFailedMessage);
     } else {
       console.error('Registration flow failed:', err);
       opts.setError(opts.registerFailedMessage);
     }
     return false;
   }
+  try {
+    await opts.login(opts.username, opts.password);
+    return true;
+  } catch (err) {
+    if (err instanceof ChoysumError) {
+      opts.setError(err.message || opts.loginFailedMessage);
+    } else {
+      console.error('Registration login step failed:', err);
+      opts.setError(opts.loginFailedMessage);
+    }
+    return false;
+  }
 }
Suggestion importance[1-10]: 5

__

Why: Splitting the register and login failure paths is a legitimate improvement, since a post-registration login failure currently surfaces a registration-oriented message. It is an error-handling refinement, and the new required loginFailedMessage option would also require updating the caller in Register.vue, limiting its overall impact.

Low
Accessibility
Restore terms checkbox label association

The terms checkbox now has an empty label and the visible terms text is a plain

, so
the checkbox has no accessible name and clicking the text no longer toggles it.
Restore the id/for association used by the previous implementation so the label text
remains linked to the input.

modules/auth/web/pages/Register.vue [109-140]

               <div class="flex items-start gap-2" data-testid="register-terms">
                 <ChoyBooleanField
+                  id="register-terms"
                   :store="formStore"
                   prop="AgreeTerms"
                   widget="checkbox"
                   :label="''"
                   render-mode="inline"
                   buffer-strategy="live"
                   show-inline-error
                   :rules="agreeTermsRules"
                 />
-                <p class="mt-1 text-sm leading-5">
+                <label for="register-terms" class="mt-1 text-sm leading-5">
                   {{ _t('I have read and agree to') }}
                   <a
                     href="#"
                     target="_blank"
                     class="text-primary underline-offset-4 hover:underline"
                     @click.stop
                   >
                     {{ _t('Terms of Service') }}
                   </a>
                   {{ _t('and') }}
                   <a
                     href="#"
                     target="_blank"
                     class="text-primary underline-offset-4 hover:underline"
                     @click.stop
                   >
                     {{ _t('Privacy Policy') }}
                   </a>
-                </p>
+                </label>
               </div>
Suggestion importance[1-10]: 5

__

Why: The previous id/for association was indeed dropped: the checkbox now has :label="''" and the terms text is a plain <p>, removing the accessible name and click-to-toggle behavior. Re-linking a <label for="register-terms"> is a valid accessibility fix, though it assumes ChoyBooleanField forwards the id to its input.

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modules/auth/web/pages/Register.mount.test.ts (1)

81-96: 📐 Maintainability & Code Quality | 🔵 Trivial | ⚡ Quick win

Add a mounted registration success test.

No mounted test submits valid fields with terms checked. Add one that asserts replaces is non-empty. Register.vue redirects only after the helper awaits the auth stub’s register and login methods. This covers the page success path; the helper-only test does not. The auth stub accepts any arguments, so a redirect assertion alone does not verify the submitted values.

Suggested test
+test('Register.vue: valid submit registers and redirects', async () => {
+  const { wrapper, replaces } = await mountRegister();
+  await fillField(wrapper, '.register-username', 'alice');
+  await fillField(wrapper, '.register-email', 'alice@example.com');
+  await fillField(wrapper, '.register-password', 'secret1');
+  await fillField(wrapper, '.register-confirm', 'secret1');
+  const terms = queryIn(wrapper, '[data-testid="register-terms"]', 'input') as HTMLInputElement | null;
+  expect(!!terms).toBe(true);
+  terms!.checked = true;
+  terms!.dispatchEvent(new Event('change', { bubbles: true }));
+  submitForm(wrapper);
+  await flushPromises();
+  expect(replaces).not.toEqual([]);
+  wrapper.unmount();
+});
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Add a mounted success-path test alongside the mismatch test for Register.vue:
submit valid registration fields with matching passwords and terms accepted,
await the registration and login promises via flushPromises, and assert that
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Review comments at @modules/auth/web/pages/Login.mount.test.ts:
- Around line 90-92: In the mounted successful-login test, remove the
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Review comments at @modules/auth/web/pages/Register.mount.test.ts:
- Around line 81-96: Add a mounted success-path test alongside the mismatch test
for Register.vue: submit valid registration fields with matching passwords and
terms accepted, await the registration and login promises via flushPromises, and
assert that replaces contains a redirect. Also verify the submitted values
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  • modules/auth/web/pages/Register.vue
  • modules/auth/web/pages/login_form.test.ts
  • modules/auth/web/pages/login_form.ts
  • modules/auth/web/pages/register_form.test.ts
  • modules/auth/web/pages/register_form.ts

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- add data-anchor so domain FormView mounts find the real engine
- confirm password against slot formData instead of an optional ref
- wait for async native submit before asserting login/register redirects
- short-circuit empty register credentials like login
- associate terms copy with the AgreeTerms checkbox
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Trim username and email before registration

Trim username and email before passing them to register and login. This prevents
accidental leading/trailing whitespace during account creation and aligns with
runLoginSubmit.

modules/auth/web/pages/register_form.ts [114-133]

 export async function runRegisterSubmit(opts: {
   loading: boolean;
   username: string;
   email: string;
   password: string;
   registerFailedMessage: string;
   register: (username: string, email: string, password: string) => Promise<unknown>;
   login: (username: string, password: string) => Promise<unknown>;
   setError: (message: string) => void;
 }): Promise<boolean> {
   if (opts.loading) return false;
   opts.setError('');
-  if (!String(opts.username ?? '').trim() || !String(opts.email ?? '').trim() || !opts.password) {
+  const username = String(opts.username ?? '').trim();
+  const email = String(opts.email ?? '').trim();
+  if (!username || !email || !opts.password) {
     return false;
   }
   try {
-    await opts.register(opts.username, opts.email, opts.password);
-    await opts.login(opts.username, opts.password);
+    await opts.register(username, email, opts.password);
+    await opts.login(username, opts.password);
     return true;
   } catch (err) {
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Why: Valid, minor enhancement. The guard already uses .trim() for the emptiness check but passes the untrimmed opts.username/opts.email to register/login, so aligning them with runLoginSubmit is reasonable. Impact is limited since it doesn't fix a functional bug, only an edge-case consistency issue.

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Use optional chaining on slot formData

Safeguard access to formData properties using optional chaining (formData?.Password,
formData?.AgreeTerms). This avoids runtime TypeError exceptions if the slot scope is
momentarily undefined during initial mount or unmount.

modules/auth/web/pages/Register.vue [104-145]

-                :rules="registerConfirmPasswordRules(_t, () => formData.Password)"
-              />
-              </div>
+                :rules="registerConfirmPasswordRules(_t, () => formData?.Password)"
+                          />
+                          </div>
 
-              <div class="flex items-start gap-2" data-testid="register-terms">
-                <ChoyBooleanField
-                  :store="formStore"
-                  prop="AgreeTerms"
-                  widget="checkbox"
-                  :label="''"
-                  render-mode="inline"
-                  buffer-strategy="live"
-                  show-inline-error
-                  :rules="agreeTermsRules"
-                />
-                <label for="fld-AgreeTerms" class="mt-1 text-sm leading-5">
-                  {{ _t('I have read and agree to') }}
-                  <a
-                    href="#"
-                    target="_blank"
-                    class="text-primary underline-offset-4 hover:underline"
-                    @click.stop
-                  >
-                    {{ _t('Terms of Service') }}
-                  </a>
-                  {{ _t('and') }}
-                  <a
-                    href="#"
-                    target="_blank"
-                    class="text-primary underline-offset-4 hover:underline"
-                    @click.stop
-                  >
-                    {{ _t('Privacy Policy') }}
-                  </a>
-                </label>
-              </div>
+                          <div class="flex items-start gap-2" data-testid="register-terms">
+                            <ChoyBooleanField
+                              :store="formStore"
+                              prop="AgreeTerms"
+                              widget="checkbox"
+                              :label="''"
+                              render-mode="inline"
+                              buffer-strategy="live"
+                              show-inline-error
+                              :rules="agreeTermsRules"
+                            />
+                            <label for="fld-AgreeTerms" class="mt-1 text-sm leading-5">
+                              {{ _t('I have read and agree to') }}
+                              <a
+                                href="#"
+                                target="_blank"
+                                class="text-primary underline-offset-4 hover:underline"
+                                @click.stop
+                              >
+                                {{ _t('Terms of Service') }}
+                              </a>
+                              {{ _t('and') }}
+                              <a
+                                href="#"
+                                target="_blank"
+                                class="text-primary underline-offset-4 hover:underline"
+                                @click.stop
+                              >
+                                {{ _t('Privacy Policy') }}
+                              </a>
+                            </label>
+                          </div>
 
-              <ChoyField>
-                <ChoyButton
-                  type="submit"
-                  class="submit-button w-full"
-                  :disabled="loading || !formData.AgreeTerms"
-                >
+                          <ChoyField>
+                            <ChoyButton
+                              type="submit"
+                              class="submit-button w-full"
+                              :disabled="loading || !formData?.AgreeTerms"
+                            >
Suggestion importance[1-10]: 3

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Why: Speculative defensive change. The formData slot prop provided by ChoyFormView is expected to be defined while the template renders, so formData?.Password/formData?.AgreeTerms guards against a scenario that likely does not occur. Only a marginal maintainability improvement.

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🟠 Major · Restore associated labels for the registration inputs. · Register.vue:45-56

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Restore associated labels for the registration inputs.

The migrated Username, Email, Password, and Confirm Password controls have no associated native labels. FieldBase displays label text in a div and span, while ChoyVarcharField adds no label to its input. Add a <label for="…"> for each input ID, or make the field component associate its visible label with the input. This lets screen-reader users identify each control. (raw.githubusercontent.com)

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Associate visible labels with the Username, Email, Password, and Confirm
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- dispatch input events without calling oninput(Event), which fails typecheck
- trim username and email in runRegisterSubmit like login
- associate FieldBase form labels with fld-* input ids
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Distinguish post-registration login failures

A failure of the follow-up opts.login after opts.register already succeeded is
reported as registerFailedMessage, telling the user the account was not created when
it actually was. Track whether registration completed and surface a distinct
(ideally translated/passed-in) message for the sign-in step.

modules/auth/web/pages/register_form.ts [131-143]

+  let registered = false;
   try {
     await opts.register(username, email, opts.password);
+    registered = true;
     await opts.login(username, password);
     return true;
   } catch (err) {
+    if (registered) {
+      // Account exists; only the automatic sign-in failed.
+      console.error('Post-registration login failed:', err);
+      opts.setError(
+        err instanceof ChoysumError && err.message
+          ? err.message
+          : 'Your account was created, but signing in failed. Please log in manually.',
+      );
+      return false;
+    }
     if (err instanceof ChoysumError) {
       opts.setError(err.message || opts.registerFailedMessage);
     } else {
       console.error('Registration flow failed:', err);
       opts.setError(opts.registerFailedMessage);
     }
     return false;
   }
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Why: The concern is valid: if opts.register succeeds but opts.login fails, the catch reports registerFailedMessage, misleading the user that registration failed. Tracking a registered flag to surface a distinct message improves correctness, though the proposed hardcoded English string deviates from the _t i18n pattern used elsewhere.

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Possible issue
Guard label association against empty id

inputIdForm is not guaranteed to be set for every form-mode field (e.g.
composite/non-input widgets), and :for="''" renders an empty for="" attribute that
points at no element and breaks the click-to-focus behaviour this change is meant to
add. Fall back to undefined so the attribute is omitted when there is no id.

modules/web/web/components/field/FieldBase.vue [16]

-      <label class="choy-field-base__label-text min-w-0" :for="inputIdForm">{{ resolvedLabel }}</label>
+      <label class="choy-field-base__label-text min-w-0" :for="inputIdForm || undefined">{{ resolvedLabel }}</label>
Suggestion importance[1-10]: 5

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Why: The suggestion correctly notes that :for="inputIdForm" may render an empty for="" attribute when inputIdForm is unset, weakening the label binding this PR introduces. Using inputIdForm || undefined to omit the attribute is a reasonable, low-risk hardening, though it only addresses a minor edge case.

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Keep navigation out of submit error handling

handleRedirect() (which calls router.replace) sits inside the same try as the login
call, so a navigation rejection would be reported to the user as a login failure
even though credentials were accepted. Narrow the try to the submit call and
redirect only after it resolves successfully.

modules/auth/web/pages/Login.vue [169-189]

 async function onLoginSubmit(ctx: { formData: Record<string, unknown> }) {
   const data = ctx.formData || {};
+  let ok = false;
   try {
-    const ok = await runLoginSubmit({
+    ok = await runLoginSubmit({
       loading: !!loading.value,
       username: String(data.Username ?? ''),
       password: String(data.Password ?? ''),
       rememberMe: data.RememberMe === true,
       loginFailedMessage: _t('Login failed. Please try again later.'),
       login: (username, password, csrf, device, rememberMe) =>
         authStore.login(username, password, csrf, device, rememberMe),
       setError: message => {
         error.value = message;
       },
     });
-    if (ok) handleRedirect();
   } catch (err) {
     error.value = err instanceof Error ? err.message : _t('Login failed. Please try again later.');
   }
+  if (ok) handleRedirect();
   return { handled: true, skipSuccessMessage: true };
 }
Suggestion importance[1-10]: 5

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Why: Placing handleRedirect() inside the try means a navigation rejection could be misreported to the user as a login failure despite successful credentials. Narrowing the try scope is a valid, modest robustness improvement; the updated snippet accurately reflects the suggested change.

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Avoid double-firing checkbox change handler

Invoking terms.onchange(...) and then dispatching the same change event runs the
change handler twice; for a checkbox whose model value toggles, that can flip the
state back and make this assertion order-dependent/flaky. Rely on the dispatched
input/change events only (or on the property call only), not both.

modules/auth/web/pages/Register.mount.test.ts [72-76]

   terms!.checked = true;
-  const evt = new Event('change', { bubbles: true, cancelable: true });
-  if (typeof terms!.onchange === 'function') terms!.onchange(evt);
   terms!.dispatchEvent(new Event('input', { bubbles: true, cancelable: true }));
-  terms!.dispatchEvent(evt);
+  terms!.dispatchEvent(new Event('change', { bubbles: true, cancelable: true }));
Suggestion importance[1-10]: 4

__

Why: Calling terms.onchange(evt) and then dispatching a change event can indeed invoke the handler twice, which is a legitimate test-flakiness risk. However, this is a minor test-quality improvement rather than a production correctness issue.

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- report a distinct loginFailedMessage when auto sign-in fails after register
- keep router.replace outside the submit try via runHandledAuthSubmit
- cover the non-kit ChoyFormView stub path and drop double checkbox change
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Surface account-created message on login failure

After a successful register, the account already exists, so a ChoysumError from the
follow-up login (e.g. INVALID_CREDENTIALS) surfaces a confusing raw credential
message instead of the dedicated “account created, please log in” text you pass as
loginFailedMessage. Note the test 'runRegisterSubmit: login ChoysumError after
register uses loginFailedMessage' actually asserts the raw message, contradicting
its own name; use loginFailedMessage for the ChoysumError path and update that
assertion accordingly.

modules/auth/web/pages/register_form.ts [144-150]

   try {
     await opts.login(username, opts.password);
     return true;
   } catch (err) {
-    opts.setError(formatLoginError(err, opts.loginFailedMessage));
+    if (err instanceof ChoysumError) {
+      opts.setError(opts.loginFailedMessage);
+    } else {
+      opts.setError(formatLoginError(err, opts.loginFailedMessage));
+    }
     return false;
   }
Suggestion importance[1-10]: 5

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Why: A plausible UX issue and the observation that the test runRegisterSubmit: login ChoysumError after register uses loginFailedMessage asserts the raw nope message (contradicting its name) is accurate. However, it only changes error-message wording for one edge case, so impact is moderate.

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Possible issue
Target submit button explicitly

Picking the first inside .register-card is fragile: any field-level control (e.g. a
password-visibility toggle) or the error-dismiss button would be selected instead,
making the disabled assertion pass or fail for the wrong element. Target the
explicit submit-button class so the test only ever inspects the submit control.

modules/auth/web/pages/Register.mount.test.ts [113]

-  const submit = queryIn(wrapper, '.register-card', 'button') as HTMLButtonElement | null;
+  const submit = queryIn(wrapper, '.register-card', '.submit-button') as HTMLButtonElement | null;
Suggestion importance[1-10]: 5

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Why: The fragility concern is valid: selecting the first <button> in .register-card could pick up a field toggle or the error-dismiss button, making the disabled assertion target the wrong element. Using .submit-button is a correct, low-risk test hardening.

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Guard post-auth navigation failures

Keeping redirect outside the submit try is good, but onSuccess is still invoked
without guarding the navigation promise, so a rejected router.replace becomes an
unhandled rejection. Widen onSuccess to () => void | Promise, await it in a
dedicated try, and have callers such as handleRedirect return router.replace(...) so
the rejection is actually captured.

modules/auth/web/pages/login_form.ts [233-235]

-  if (ok) opts.onSuccess();
+  if (ok) {
+    try {
+      await opts.onSuccess();
+    } catch (err) {
+      console.error('Post-auth navigation failed:', err);
+    }
+  }
   return { handled: true, skipSuccessMessage: true };
 }
Suggestion importance[1-10]: 5

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Why: Guarding the unawaited onSuccess promise against an unhandled rejection in runHandledAuthSubmit is reasonable and matches the existing intent of keeping navigation out of the submit try. The fix is partial since handleRedirect still does not return router.replace(...), but the direction is sound.

Low
Set fallback error on empty credentials

This last-guard returns false without writing any error, so if the FormView field
rules are bypassed the submit silently does nothing and the user gets no feedback.
Set a fallback message before returning so the empty-credential path is still
observable.

modules/auth/web/pages/login_form.ts [204]

-  if (!String(opts.username ?? '').trim() || !opts.password) return false;
+  if (!String(opts.username ?? '').trim() || !opts.password) {
+    opts.setError(opts.loginFailedMessage);
+    return false;
+  }
Suggestion importance[1-10]: 4

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Why: The guard is described in the code as a last resort behind FormView field rules, so it is unclear whether showing loginFailedMessage ("Login failed. Please try again later.") for empty credentials is desirable feedback. The change is defensible but marginal.

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