- Hero.tsx: structural breakpoint reverted from lg: back to md: — the
smaller CTA/subtitle/icon sizes added during the Mobile pass fit
comfortably in the ~283px Tablet column, so the original 3-line-wrap
problem that justified lg: doesn't recur. Tablet gets the real 5/7
grid (image beside text) again instead of a stacked mobile layout.
- Tools.tsx: full-size (56px) card icon pushed from md: to lg: — at
Tablet it dwarfed the still-close-to-floor title/description text.
- About.tsx: text/photo flex ratio swapped at Tablet (text gets the
bigger share, no overlap) vs. the original ratio + overlap trick from
lg: up, where it was designed for — Tablet's text column was too
narrow for its fixed-width statement + quote/bio row otherwise.
- Newsletter.tsx/Footer.tsx: the input+button row and the logo/handle/
legal-links row both went side-by-side at md:, but their surrounding
columns didn't leave enough width at 768px — pushed to lg:flex-row.
RichText.tsx switched to Payload's official React renderer + custom
JSXConverters (same call signature, LiveRichText/LivePostContent
untouched) — needed to render the new Lexical Blocks the Payload repo's
Posts.content just gained. Converters follow the existing CMS-image
convention (relative + aspect-[...] + fill + object-cover); the video
block resolves YouTube/Vimeo links to an iframe embed.
New getSeoSettings() fetcher (same pattern as getKleinunternehmer()),
app/layout.tsx now generateMetadata() reading it with the same fallback
values it used to hardcode. Per-post SEO overrides (seoTitle/
seoDescription/seoImage) wired into the blog detail page's metadata,
falling back to title/excerpt/thumbnail when empty.
Also fixed while auditing every page's metadata: missing descriptions on
3 konto pages, a static title on the dynamic order-detail route, and
missing OG images on /shop and /blog.
Input and button were a fixed row at every width, squeezing together on a
narrow phone — now flex-col sm:flex-row, full width when stacked, same
pattern as Challenge's EmailCapture and the other mail CTAs already fixed.
- Checklist checkmarks (Challenge, todo-cards, newsletter): mt-0.5 -> mt-1,
centering against the first line's glyphs instead of sitting flush at
the very top edge.
- Navbar login icon: -translate-y-0.5 — its round head vs. wide shoulders
read as optically bottom-heavy next to the cart icon despite both
having a mathematically centered bounding box.
- /todo-cards's detail page (the only page resolving a product regardless
of active status) now renders both CTAs as "Ausverkauft" and disabled
when the product is deactivated, instead of fully buyable — variants are
dropped too, since AddToCartButton's outOfStock prop is otherwise ignored
whenever variants is non-empty.
- StepArrow: brand orange didn't fit here after all, switched to
near-black (#222221) per feedback.
- Newsletter/"Impulse & Tipps" checklist checkmarks (WeeklyImpulsesHero.tsx,
WeeklyBenefits.tsx) were still the old un-recolorable icon-check.svg —
same inline-SVG orange-checkmark fix as todo-cards/Challenge, plus
items-start instead of items-center on WeeklyImpulsesHero's list for
top-alignment consistency.
- PopIn (Home Hero's brand dot) switched from whileInView to animate — its
translate-based entrance could push the element off-screen on a narrow
phone before the IntersectionObserver ever saw it as visible, leaving it
stuck invisible permanently.
- Hero image: no longer wrapped in Reveal below lg: — whileInView's margin
meant it stayed at opacity:0 (a white gap above the fold) on short mobile
viewports until scrolled. Reveal's fade-in kept from lg: up.
- "→ Label" CTA links (Tools.tsx, Blog.tsx) now use a flex row with the
arrow as its own span instead of a literal inline "→" character, which
doesn't reliably align to the surrounding text's cap-height.
- Replaced icon-arrow-connector.svg with a new shared StepArrow component
(inline SVG) across all three step sections — the old asset's color
couldn't be overridden from outside the SVG file, so it could never
actually become brand-orange. Bigger and better-shaped below the
structural breakpoint per feedback.
- Added MobileSectionTOC (SectionTOC.tsx) — a <details> accordion shown
below lg: on Impressum/Datenschutz/AGB/Widerruf/Versand, which previously
had no on-page navigation aid at all below lg: (the sidebar TOC is
`hidden` entirely there).
- Updated the figma-to-nextjs skill with 8 new dated Gotchas from this
mobile-responsive pass, and expanded Step 6's verification checklist.
- README: new "Mobile responsive pass" section summarizing the above.
- Newsletter card icon: fixed an aspect-ratio distortion bug (w-16 maps
to this project's fluid --spacing-16, which floors to 40px below
768px, paired with a fixed 55px height — squished the icon on
mobile). Same root cause existed in NewsletterModal's envelope icon;
that one's now just hidden below md: instead per feedback.
- Hero: subtitle sized down and CTA checkmark icon scaled to match
below lg:, social proof text always wraps below the avatars there
instead of only when it doesn't fit.
- Werkzeuge connector arrows (todo-cards/newsletter/challenge
HowItWorks): object-contain added — the SVG has
preserveAspectRatio="none" and was stretching to fill the square
mobile box instead of keeping its thin-arrow shape.
- Challenge bottom CTA: icon now stacks above the copy, centered, below
lg: to match the Home Newsletter card's pattern.
- Homepage Werkzeuge icons: smaller below md: to match the (fluid-floor)
text size next to them.
- Blog detail "Passend dazu" card: the fixed w-[19rem] title column plus
"Entdecken" sharing its row overflowed on mobile; stacked below sm:
instead, with a little top margin on "Entdecken".
- Todo-Karten checklist checkmarks: recolored brand-orange (icon-check
.svg's fill lives in an internal CSS var that can't be overridden from
outside an <img>-loaded SVG, so switched to an inline SVG) and
top-aligned instead of vertically centered.
- AddToCartButton: added whitespace-nowrap to the stacked-label grid
(used to reserve button width across all possible label texts) — one
of those labels wrapping to two lines on a narrow w-full button was
inflating the row height for whichever label is actually showing,
leaving a tall empty gap under "Ausverkauft".
- Hero CTA: back to a single line below lg: (wrapping put the icon
beside two lines and looked broken), sized down instead so the full
phrase fits.
- Hero heading: dropped the forced <br> after "darf" at true mobile
widths, kept it only for the sm-lg tablet range it was added for.
- Hero social proof: avatars+text now wrap and center instead of
cramming onto one row (flex-wrap + justify-center, no fixed
breakpoint needed).
- Newsletter card icon: stacked above the copy and centered below md:
instead of squeezed into a row beside it.
- TrustRow: left-aligned below md: instead of centered (shop, cart, and
every other page using this component).
- Cart line item image: full width below sm: instead of a fixed 150px
square.
- Challenge EmailCapture (top + bottom CTA, same shared component):
input and button stack full-width below sm: instead of squeezing
into one row.
- Challenge steps: icon above text and centered at every breakpoint
(previously only from lg: up), connector arrows centered to match.
- Hero CTA: whitespace-nowrap forced the button as wide as the full
32-char phrase, overflowing the stacked mobile column. Now wraps to
two lines below lg:, single line from lg: up where there's room.
- Navbar: the account/cart icons are 44px touch targets with the glyph
centered inside, so the outer gap-2 read as too much space on top of
that padding. Grouped them with no gap between just the two.
- Divider: "Klarheit -> Fokus -> Entlastung" plus its connector icons
needs ~550px to fit one row even at the site's 768px fluid floor, far
more than a phone's ~310px content width. Added a component-scoped
--divider-word-size (independent from --text-h2) plus a <640px
override that shrinks the words/icons/gaps together.
FormField is now forwardRef so the email input can be targeted
imperatively — clicking the button clears the field (previous commit)
and now also focuses it, so the shopper can start typing immediately
instead of having to click in first.
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"Andere E-Mail-Adresse verwenden" only hid the inline login prompt
before, leaving the already-registered address still sitting in the
field — the shopper had to manually select/delete it before typing a
new one. Now clears email + loginPassword + the email field's error
alongside dismissing the prompt.
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AnbieterAngaben.tsx's address/VAT/register blocks each got the same
gap-4 as the section headings, so related lines (e.g. name/street/zip+
city) read as visually disconnected paragraphs instead of one block —
wrapped each in its own gap-1 container, keeping gap-4 only between
sections.
Reveal.tsx's shared fadeUp variant animated opacity and a 28px y-
translate together, which read as the whole section hopping into place
on top of the fade. Renamed to fadeIn, opacity only — applies site-wide
via Reveal/RevealGroup/RevealItem.
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Login prompt (email already has an account) now renders inline under
Card 1's own email field instead of a separate block above the whole
form — no scrolling needed in the common case, and no more re-typing
the email into a second field. The submit-time fallback still scrolls
it into view via a useEffect, now that the target is conditionally
rendered.
/konto/profil's "Land" select was still hardcoded to Deutschland/
Österreich/Schweiz independently of /checkout's own Payload-configurable
shipping-countries list.
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The new-account password field's onBlur re-focused itself whenever the
value was still invalid (<8 chars), the same generic pattern every other
blur-validated checkout field uses. For most fields that's a helpful
"fix it now" nudge, but it's a genuine trap on a password field near the
end of a card — a shopper could never Tab or click the submit button
until the password was already valid. Dropped just the refocus here
(inline error text still appears immediately); every other field keeps
the existing behavior.
TodoKartenHero.tsx's price line never showed "zzgl. Versand" at all
(pre-existing gap, unrelated to Kleinunternehmer), unlike Pricing.tsx/
ProductSpotlight.tsx — now consistent across all three.
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Checkout forces 0% VAT without de-grossing prices when the tenant is a
Kleinunternehmer (a business decision, not just an engineering default —
unlike the existing intra-community VAT exemption, which does de-gross).
Snapshotted onto the order at checkout time so a later toggle of the
company-settings checkbox never rewrites an already-issued invoice's tax
treatment — same reasoning as the existing vatExempt field.
Threaded through: checkout route, order creation/confirmation email,
on-demand invoice/Storno/Gutschrift downloads, the Bestellbestätigung
page, and the account order-detail page. The four storefront "inkl. X%
MwSt." price hints (shop grid, cart upsell, ToDo-Karten landing page,
homepage spotlight) drop that clause live when the setting is on. The
company-settings Live Preview reflects the checkbox in real time too.
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VIES answers HTTP 200 even when it couldn't actually perform the check
(actionSucceed: false, e.g. MS_UNAVAILABLE — Germany's own national
gateway does this fairly regularly). checkVatIdViaVies() only ever read
data.valid, which is absent on that response shape, so it silently
read as valid: false — a real, currently-registered German VAT ID
(reported: DE351362947) looked rejected. Worse, /api/checkout/validate-
vat then wrapped even a correctly-returned ok:false as { ok: true,
valid: false }, which the client reads as "invalid" rather than
"unavailable" — the actual bug the user hit, compounding the vies.ts
gap. Both are fixed now: an unconfirmable check surfaces to the client
as ok:false, which CheckoutContent.tsx's handleVatIdBlur already
correctly renders as "USt-IdNr.-Prüfung derzeit nicht möglich"
instead of a rejection. Same fix applied to the payload backend's own
copy of vies.ts (company-settings' VAT check).
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Same short "check your inbox" message everywhere instead of each form
having its own success wording (they'd drifted since each is a
separately-coded component, not a shared one).
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New sections: Newsletter signup & Brevo sync, Destination countries
(Payload-configurable). Updated: VAT exemption (Schweiz/Österreich
hardcoding claim was stale now that destination countries are
Payload-configurable; documented the select-all removal and the
generalized refocus-on-invalid-blur behavior), Invoice PDFs (Netto row),
account order-detail (companyName/vatId now shown).
Co-Authored-By: Claude Sonnet 5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
Order detail (/konto/bestellungen/[orderNumber]) already carried
companyName/vatId/vatExempt on CustomerOrderDetail but never rendered
them — a B2B customer looking at their own order couldn't see the
company/VAT info that's already on their invoice. Now shown in the
billing-address block, with a note when the order was VAT-exempt.
Also bumps @einfach-produktiv/invoicing to pick up the Netto-row fix
(now shown on every invoice, not just non-exempt ones).
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Extends the checkout pattern (inline red error text, refocus on
submit if invalid) to all four newsletter-signup entry points. Two of
them (WeeklyImpulsesHero's inline hero form on /newsletter, and
/challenge's EmailCapture) turned out to be completely non-functional
before this too — same static-markup-with-no-onSubmit issue as
Newsletter.tsx/NewsletterModal.tsx had, just missed in the previous
pass since they're separate components sharing only the visual
pattern, not the code.
Consolidated the shared email+consent+submit state (previously
duplicated per-component) into useNewsletterSignup.ts, and pulled the
plain email-format regex (previously duplicated in CheckoutContent.tsx
and the subscribe route) into lib/email.ts as a single source of
truth. /challenge's EmailCapture is now its own client component
(app/challenge/components/EmailCapture.tsx) since its parent page is
an async Server Component and can't hold form state itself.
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Both standalone signup forms (Newsletter.tsx on Home/newsletter page,
NewsletterModal.tsx from the Navbar CTA) were previously non-functional
— static markup with no onSubmit/state at all, nothing was ever
captured. They're now real client forms posting to the new
/api/newsletter/subscribe route, which upserts the contact into
Brevo's Contacts API (list id from BREVO_LIST_ID). Checkout's existing
newsletterOptIn checkbox gets the same sync, fire-and-forget alongside
the order-confirmation email — a failed marketing sync must never
fail checkout.
lib/brevo.ts is the only thing that talks to Brevo; this app still
never sends marketing mail itself. Whatever automation Brevo has
configured on the list (Welcome Flow etc.) runs entirely on their
side — Brevo's Automation workflows aren't manageable via their
public API at all, so that part can't be wired up from here.
Needs BREVO_API_KEY and BREVO_LIST_ID set in the frontend's Coolify
environment — not yet added there.
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Re-focus still returns attention to the field, but no longer wipes
the customer's input via select() — a stray keystroke while glancing
at the error message shouldn't erase what they typed.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Sonnet 5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
Both the billing and shipping-override country selects, plus PLZ
maxLength/pattern validation, now read from the new shipping-countries
collection (getShippingCountries()) rather than a hardcoded
Deutschland/Österreich(/Schweiz) array. Lets an admin add or reorder
destination countries without a frontend deploy.
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Generalizes what the USt-IdNr. field already did for an unconfirmed
VIES result — every blur-validated field now gets focus put right
back on it the moment its own validation fails, instead of letting
focus move on to wherever the customer tabbed/clicked next. The
correction happens immediately rather than being left for a submit
attempt to catch later.
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Makes the "konnte nicht bestätigt werden" message read as an actual
error instead of neutral status text, and re-focuses + selects the
whole VAT ID on an unconfirmed result — the customer almost certainly
needs to retype it, so the next keystroke should just replace it
outright.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Sonnet 5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
VAT-ID validity and the exemption decision are separate questions.
Previously VIES was only ever called when the destination already
qualified for the cross-border exemption (Österreich), so a garbage
VAT ID on a domestic order (e.g. "ED123456789" — not even a real
country code) sailed through with no feedback at all, and a
Deutschland/Schweiz customer got no confirmation their real VAT ID
was valid either. Now VIES checks any format-valid VAT ID regardless
of destination (data quality, same reasoning as company-settings'
own check) — the exemption itself still only applies when the
destination is also Österreich, a validated German VAT ID never
zero-rates a domestic sale. The status message now always shows
("✓ USt-IdNr. bestätigt", plus the exemption note only when it
actually applies) instead of staying hidden for non-Österreich
orders.
Also added maxLength to PLZ (per-country digit count) and USt-IdNr.
(14) checkout fields — they had pattern validation but nothing
stopping the browser from accepting more characters than could ever
be valid.
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A validated EU business buyer (Österreich, the one cross-border option
this checkout offers) gets the sale zero-rated per §4 Nr. 1b UStG —
but only after a live VIES lookup confirms the VAT ID is actually
registered right now, never from format-validity alone (real
compliance risk otherwise). VIES unreachable fails closed: normal VAT
applies, no guessed exemption.
- lib/vies.ts: calls the EU's public VIES REST API.
- lib/vatExemption.ts: de-grosses item/shipping prices and computes
the exempt totals; also picks the actual destination country
(shipping override when set, billing otherwise).
- api/checkout/validate-vat: on-blur live check for instant feedback;
api/checkout/route.ts re-runs the same check server-side at submit
as the actual source of truth, and re-prices every line net-of-VAT
when exempt.
- CheckoutContent.tsx: VIES status + a live exempt-totals preview;
BestellbestaetigungContent.tsx mirrors it from the persisted
snapshot. Both blur-validate every other checkout field now too
(immediate inline errors, not just on submit).
- vatExempt/vatIdValidatedAt threaded through orderServer.ts,
customerAuth.ts, orderEmail.ts, and both invoice-download routes so
the invoice PDF and its e-invoice XML (companion payload-repo
commit) reflect the exemption correctly wherever it's rendered.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Sonnet 5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
B2B checkout fields, split out from the e-invoicing migration and
picked back up now that it's shipped. Both fields are independently
optional, format-validated (shared regex in lib/vatId.ts, mirrored
server-side in api/checkout and api/account/profile), persisted in
the checkout draft, and saved as a customer profile default that
pre-fills future checkouts. Order/customer snapshot fields land in a
companion Payload backend commit.
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Stock was only checked at checkout; a shopper could add more of a
product to the cart than was actually in stock and only find out at
the last step. Product/variant now carry a real maxQty, and
AddToCartButton/AddToCartInlineButton/the cart's quantity stepper all
disable or cap once the cart already holds that many.
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Bestellübersicht rows now show only text (Bestellnummer, Datum, Artikel-Anzahl, Status, Gesamtbetrag) — no product images. The order detail page (app/konto/bestellungen/[orderNumber]/page.tsx) is untouched and still shows a thumbnail per item, which is the only place they should appear.
Native HTML5 pattern validation, mirroring the same rules the backend now enforces (Orders.ts/Customers.ts, same commit on that repo): PLZ digit count by country (5/DE, 4/AT+CH), Packstationnummer 1-3 digits, Postnummer 6-10 digits — catches the exact mix-up (long number in Packstationnummer, short number in Postnummer) found in a real order's data while investigating this. Client-side only for instant feedback; the backend re-validates regardless.
Also bumps @einfach-produktiv/invoicing to pick up the invoice PDF layout fixes (centered footer, clustered summary rows, relocated paid badge, stacked Packstation/Postnummer address lines).
Every AllowanceCharge (shipping/discount) generated since the integer-cents pipeline landed was ~19%/7% too large — the /(1+rate/100) degross step was silently dropped in that rewrite. Real impact confirmed on a real order via an external checker: PayableRoundingAmount was showing >1 EUR instead of a normal few-cents residual. Also adds PrepaidAmount/PaymentTerms handling for BR-CO-25. Bumps to git.mk360.de/Marco/einfach-produktiv-invoicing@f6d8e9e.
Corrected after user feedback: Stammkapital/Grundkapital is only required on business correspondence if voluntarily disclosed in the first place (§35a Abs. 1 S. 2 GmbHG) — not an unconditional Pflichtangabe. shareCapital's Impressum rendering stays (shown only if an admin voluntarily filled it in), but it's dropped from the email/invoice footer.
generalPartners is removed entirely — the legal basis was genuinely unclear on research (§125a HGB's Geschäftsbriefe-naming duty only applies to the narrow case where no partner is a natural person; whether §5 DDG's Impressum-specific "vertretungsberechtigte Person" requirement independently mandates it for the general OHG/KG case wasn't resolved with confidence) — reverted rather than shipped on an uncertain legal basis.
Also fixes stale "§5 TMG" citations to "§5 DDG" (TMG was replaced 14 May 2024).
Mirrors the backend's new CompanySettings.shareCapital/generalPartners fields: rendered in the Impressum (AnbieterAngaben.tsx — new "Gesellschafter" section, Stammkapital line under Handelsregister, and the "Verantwortlich für den Inhalt" fallback now considers a general partner before falling back to sellerName) and wired into buildLegalFooterLines() for the invoice/email footer, same as registerCourt/registerNumber/managingDirector already were.
No visible change today (current legalForm is sole-proprietorship, neither field is set) — this is prep so a future legalForm change in company-settings updates the Impressum automatically instead of needing a manual Impressum edit at that point.
Phase 4's Mustang CI check found and fixed several real EN16931/PDF-A-3 compliance bugs in the shared package after Phase 3 had already shipped: a missing CII Delivery element, line amounts reported gross instead of net, missing AllowanceCharge entries for shipping/discount, and a BR-CO-16 rounding mismatch. Bumps the git-dependency lockfile to git.mk360.de/Marco/einfach-produktiv-invoicing@fd5d8e6 to get the fix into production-generated invoices.
invoiceData.ts's generateInvoicePdf()/generateCorrectionInvoicePdf() now
call renderInvoiceEInvoice()/renderCorrectionInvoiceEInvoice() instead of
the plain PDF renderers — both are the single wrapper every caller
already goes through (orderEmail.ts's checkout attachment, and the two
on-demand /invoice and /correction-invoice download routes), so this one
change switches all three. Buffer.from() wraps the library's Uint8Array
return value — every downstream consumer already expects a Buffer,
unchanged.
Imports from "@einfach-produktiv/invoicing/einvoice" (a new subpath, not
the package's main entry) — @e-invoice-eu/core pulls in Node-only
dependencies that broke the client bundle when reachable from the main
entry, which a Client Component also imports transitively (Live
Preview). See that package's own commit for the fix.
Existing failure-handling is unchanged and covers this: a PDF-generation
error still doesn't block the confirmation email, it just sends without
the attachment and alerts admin (see orderEmail.ts) — same safety net
that already existed for the plain-PDF path.
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"Angaben zum Anbieter"/"Umsatzsteuer"/"Handelsregister"/"Geschäftsführung"/
"Verantwortlich für den Inhalt" used to be hand-typed into the Impressum's
richText content (seed-legal-pages.ts) with no connection to the same
seller data the invoice PDFs and every email footer already pull from
company-settings — an admin updating one had no reason to remember the
other existed, and the old text was already stale in one concrete way:
it never showed Handelsregister/Geschäftsführung at all even though
company-settings has modeled both since the legal-form work shipped.
Now rendered by a new AnbieterAngaben component, straight from
getCompanySettings(), positioned above the CMS richText (which keeps
only genuinely editorial content: Kontakt, Haftung für Inhalte, Haftung
für Links, Urheberrecht). Same "structural/brand elements in code, only
pull the actual numbers/copy that need single-sourcing from data"
pattern this page's own Nachhaltigkeit sidebar card already used.
RichText.tsx's headingId() is now exported so the new block's headings
get the exact same id-assignment logic as CMS-driven ones, keeping the
SectionTOC sidebar's ids in sync with both sources.
/impressum moves from static to dynamic rendering (it now fetches live
company-settings data, cache: "no-store") — an acceptable tradeoff for
a legally-required page to never show stale seller info.
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Invoice PDFs section still described the pre-migration architecture
(local invoicePdf.tsx/correctionInvoicePdf.tsx/taxBreakdown.ts, shared
invoice numbering for corrections, free-text bankDetails) even though
the code moved to @einfach-produktiv/invoicing, got atomic/separate
numbering, and switched to structured bankName/iban/bic across the last
several commits. Also fixes the Tests section (those tests moved into
the shared package too) and the misleading "(für Überweisung)" bank
details wording, which was never actually conditional on payment method.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Sonnet 5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
CompanySettings type now mirrors the payload repo's split bankDetails ->
iban/bic (see that repo's own commit for the reasoning). No behavior
change here beyond the type/fallback update — the actual footer
rendering lives in @einfach-produktiv/invoicing.
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Phase 0 of the e-invoicing migration plan (see the E-Rechnung planning
session) — moves invoicePdf.tsx, correctionInvoicePdf.tsx, and
taxBreakdown.ts into a new shared package, consumed as a git dependency
by both this repo and the payload backend, instead of hand-duplicating
the correction-invoice logic between them (see that package's own README
for the three real drifts the duplication had already caused).
Consumed as raw TS/TSX source via next.config.ts's transpilePackages, not
a pre-built package. Needs `git` in the Docker deps stage and a
project .npmrc (allow-git=root) to let npm ci fetch a git-URL dependency
at all — npm 12+ disables that by default.
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Missed in the earlier pass — /todo-cards has two independent purchase
CTAs (the hero at the top and the Pricing panel further down), and only
Pricing.tsx got the low-stock text line. The hero had no low-stock
logic at all before this.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Sonnet 5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
The image-overlaid pill made the low-stock message read as clutter on
product photos and had no equivalent in the cart at all. It's now a text
line next to the price (ProductGrid/ProductSpotlight/RelatedProducts/
Pricing) and under the product name in cart line items (variant-specific,
not "any variant low"). The line's height is always reserved, not
conditionally rendered, so cards in the same row stay equal-height
regardless of low-stock state — the exact regression an earlier text-based
version of this hint caused before it was replaced by the image badge.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Sonnet 5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
Same row shape as the Gesamtsumme total line itself (label left, flex-1
spacer, value right) instead of the grid — label stays flush with
"Gesamtsumme", rate+amount land flush right under the total's own €
figure. Fixed-width rate column keeps multiple rates aligned to each
other regardless of digit count.
Marco