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 Jakob Wennberg
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perf(bundle): drop the BAS chart and the Node crypto polyfill from the shared client baseline (#1942)
* perf(bundle): drop the BAS chart and the Node crypto polyfill from the shared client baseline
Two chunks rode along in the first-load JS of almost every dashboard route:
the full BAS 2026 chart (315 KB uncompressed, in 81 route manifests) and
the browser polyfill for Node's crypto/vm/Buffer (327 KB, in 26 routes
incl. login and register). Neither was needed on first paint; both got
there through static imports of helpers that happen to live next to code
that needs the data or the builtin.
Node polyfill (4 pure splits, behaviour unchanged, re-exported from the
original modules for server callers):
- lib/auth/bankid-flags.ts: isBankIdEnabled (login, register, security
settings imported it from bankid.ts, which imports crypto).
- lib/import/bank-file/formats.ts: the format registry + detection (the
import history imported getFormat from parser.ts, which hashes).
- lib/salary/personnummer-format.ts: parsing/validation/formatting (the
employee forms reached the encrypting personnummer.ts via tax-column).
- lib/auth/api-key-scopes.ts: scope catalogue, groups, tool map, helpers
(the API key panel imported STAGING_SCOPES from the key generator).
BAS chart:
- lib/bookkeeping/bas-lazy.ts + use-bas-reference.ts: the chart becomes a
dynamic import, fetched once per session after first paint; components
that show BAS names/descriptions call useBasReference() and re-render
when it lands. Until then (and on the server) only the hardcoded
account-descriptions answer, so SSR and hydration agree.
- lib/bookkeeping/bas-labels.ts: class/group labels out of bas-reference.ts
(account-descriptions needed a label and paid for the whole chart).
- lib/bookkeeping/bas-account-numbers.ts (generated, ~11 KB) +
scripts/generate-bas-account-numbers.ts (--check) + parity test:
isStandardBASAccountNumber for AddAccountDialog/ChartOfAccountsManager.
- lib/bookkeeping/account-classifier-{heuristic,client}.ts: the BAS-aligned
heuristic shared by the server classifier and a client variant that uses
the lazy chart.
- lib/bookkeeping/invoice-accounts.ts: INVOICE_FX_RATE_MISSING,
InvoiceFxRateMissingError, getRevenueAccount, getOutputVatAccount out of
invoice-entries.ts, whose engine import pulled account-backfill and the
chart into SendInvoiceDialog/PaymentBookingDialog.
- CorrectOpeningBalanceDialog re-seeds names when the chart lands;
OpeningBalanceRowEditor builds its Fuse indexes lazily; the
ChartOfAccountsManager BAS-katalog tab awaits the chunk.
Tooling:
- scripts/perf/client-import-closure.mjs: static import closure of every
'use client' module with the shortest chain to a target (file or bare
specifier); found every path above without a build.
- scripts/checks/client-node-builtin.mjs wired into check:guards: a client
module reaching a Node builtin is a hard failure (0 today).
Left as is: invoices/[id], its credit page and SendInvoiceDialog still
reach the chart through lib/invoices/issue-credit-note -> invoice-entries
-> engine -> account-backfill; splitting the engine is out of scope here.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Fable 5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
* fix(perf): unambiguous import-edge regex in the closure walker (CodeQL js/redos)
One quantifier per span: a greedy [^'"]* up to the specifier quote, which it
cannot cross, so a run of whitespace has a single parse. Same edges as
before (multi-line named imports, re-exports, side-effect imports; type-only
imports still skipped).
Co-Authored-By: Claude Fable 5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
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Co-authored-by: Jakob Wennberg <311770904+jakobwennberg-oss@users.noreply.github.com>
Co-authored-by: Claude Fable 5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
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Mattsson
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feat(import): undo a bank file import including ignored transactions (#1764)
* feat(import): undo a bank file import including ignored transactions (#1672) A mis-parsed bank CSV could not be cleaned up: re-importing dedup-skips the bad rows, the single-row DELETE refuses imported rows by design (TRANSACTION_DELETE_IMPORTED), and there was no bulk action. Transactions also never recorded which import batch inserted them, so a strictly scoped undo was impossible. - transactions.bank_file_import_id: batch link stamped at ingest by both bank-file import paths (dashboard execute route, v1 REST route). PSD2/ manual/MCP rows stay NULL. No retroactive backfill: fuzzy attribution could delete rows belonging to a different import. - undo_bank_file_import RPC: owner/admin-only bulk delete of the batch's unbooked rows, ignored INCLUDED. Booked rows (journal link, payment rows, voucher links) and rows with append-only payment_match_log history are skipped and reported, mirroring the single-row route's guards. Marks the import 'undone' (re-import reuses the row via the company_id+file_hash upsert), writes one audit_log summary row, and hardens the actor gate like undo_sie_import: p_user_id honored only for service_role callers, 42501 otherwise, no anon EXECUTE. - DELETE /api/import/bank-file/[id]/undo returns the deletion report; RPC 42501 maps to BANK_FILE_UNDO_FORBIDDEN (403). Closes #1672 Co-Authored-By: Claude Fable 5 <noreply@anthropic.com> Signed-off-by: Emil <emilmattsson14@gmail.com> * fix(import): return 404 when the bank-file undo target does not exist An unknown or out-of-company import id answered 400 BANK_FILE_UNDO_FAILED, hiding the not-found semantics the SIE import routes already expose ('Import not found', 404). Flag the case in undoBankFileImport (notFound) and map it to a new BANK_FILE_UNDO_NOT_FOUND structured error (404); status-refusals and RPC failures keep the 400 envelope. Co-Authored-By: Claude Fable 5 <noreply@anthropic.com> Signed-off-by: Emil <emilmattsson14@gmail.com> * feat(import): show bank file import history with undo on the import tab The undo shipped for issue #1672 was API-only: no surface listed a company's bank_file_imports, so neither users nor founders could reach DELETE /api/import/bank-file/[id]/undo, and the deletion report existed only in JSON. Mirror the SIE pattern (SIEImportHistory, #1574): - GET /api/import/bank-file: list the company's imports newest-first, same { data, count, limit, offset } shape as GET /api/import/sie. - BankFileImportHistory: fold-open 'Tidigare bankfilsimporter' row on the Importera tab with filename, date, format, imported count and status per import, plus an undo action on completed rows behind a DestructiveConfirmDialog. The undo stays owner/admin-only via the undo_bank_file_import RPC's actor gate, like the SIE one. - After undo the toast shows the full report: transactions removed, booked rows skipped, rows with match history skipped, so nothing disappears silently from the ledger's surroundings. - i18n strings in messages/sv.json and messages/en.json following the sie_history_* key style; list-route test mirroring the SIE list test. Co-Authored-By: Claude Fable 5 <noreply@anthropic.com> Signed-off-by: Emil <emilmattsson14@gmail.com> * chore(migrations): move undo_bank_file_import after main's 2026-08-19 migrations Signed-off-by: Emil <emilmattsson14@gmail.com> * fix(import): validate bank-file list params, fail closed on undo lookup, log lost batch attribution Review findings on #1764 (CodeRabbit): - GET /api/import/bank-file rejects non-integer/negative/oversized limit and offset and unknown status with a mapped 400 (BANK_FILE_LIST_INVALID_QUERY), limit capped at 100; boundary and invalid-input tests added. - undoBankFileImport distinguishes PGRST116 (zero rows -> notFound/404) from other lookup failures, which now return an error instead of masquerading as a permanent 404. - The v1 import route no longer discards the bank_file_imports upsert error: kept non-fatal by design (an unattributed batch imports fine and never appears in undo history), but the failure is now logged loudly. - Route test beforeEach clears the event bus (repo convention). Signed-off-by: Emil <emilmattsson14@gmail.com> --------- Signed-off-by: Emil <emilmattsson14@gmail.com> Co-authored-by: Claude Fable 5 <noreply@anthropic.com> |