SearchView: Removed the dynamic collection-tile grid (e.g. "پرفروش‌های این هفته") and the "نتایج / N محصول" section header from the UI. Underlying data/filtering logic untouched.

DashboardView ("میز کار"): Rebuilt from scratch with a new structure, distinct from the old card+grid layout but visually aligned with HomeView (same blurred bar, @ink/@wine palette, staged reveal animation on mount):

Single hero card (ink→wine gradient) showing balance, gold/fiat debt, and identity — no quick-action icons inside it anymore.

Live gold rate folded into a slim inline row at the bottom instead of a titled section.
Iterated shadow/spacing on the hero card per feedback (softer, less clipped).
DialogVant / DialogVantOneButton (shared modal components, used in 7+ call sites: Dashboard, Cart, SingleProduct, Register, App): Replaced Vant's default dialog chrome with the app's own rounded-card language — circular icon badge for the illustration, pill-shaped primary/secondary buttons. No call-site markup changed.

LoginView: Rebuilt from scratch — full-bleed dark hero (brand + step copy) overlapped by a floating white form sheet, animated crossfade transition between the mobile-number and OTP steps, same staged entrance animation as Home/Dashboard. All auth logic (API check, OTP stub, session login) unchanged.
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// The real GET /customers/:id/orders endpoint returns OrderItem rows with
// only `productVariantId` (no nested product/variant title) — this joins
// against the already-existing GET /catalog/products list client-side rather
// than touching apps/api to add an include.
import { ref } from 'vue'
import { api } from '../api/client'
export interface VariantLookup {
productTitle: string
variantTitle: string
imageUrl?: string
}
const cache = ref<Map<string, VariantLookup> | null>(null)
async function ensureLoaded() {
if (cache.value) return cache.value
const products = await api.listProducts()
const map = new Map<string, VariantLookup>()
for (const product of products) {
for (const variant of product.variants) {
map.set(variant.id, {
productTitle: product.title,
variantTitle: variant.title,
imageUrl: product.images[0]?.url,
})
}
}
cache.value = map
return map
}
export function useOrderItemProduct() {
const lookup = async (productVariantId: string): Promise<VariantLookup | undefined> => {
const map = await ensureLoaded()
return map.get(productVariantId)
}
return { lookup }
}
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// Adapts our actual ProductSummary (apps/user-app/src/api/client.ts) into the
// same output shape legacy's Mixins/product/index.ts `useProduct()` produced.
// The legacy card components it was originally shaped for (ProductHorizontal/
// ProductVertical/ProductVerticalFull) are gone, replaced by the redesigned
// components/product/ProductCard.vue, components/home/ShowcaseCard.vue and
// components/product/CartItem.vue — all of which consume this same contract.
//
// Honest gaps vs. legacy (no backend equivalent exists yet — apps/api was not
// touched to add these):
// - promotions/discounts: legacy matched a customer's order against admin
// promotion + ignore-list rules (getCandidPromotions/getPromotion). No such
// data exists in the new API, so `hasDiscountWage` is always null here —
// the discount badge and "before/after" price never render, which is
// correct given there is genuinely nothing to show, not a bug.
// - `wage`: legacy added the logged-in customer's own `percent` (a
// commission/markup field on their account) on top of the variant's
// making-charge %. No login exists in this port yet, so wage is just the
// selected variant's defaultWagePercent on its own.
// - `is_exist` (stock) and `has_warranty`: no such fields exist on our
// ProductVariant model yet — always true / false respectively.
import { computed, ref, unref, type Ref } from 'vue'
import type { ProductSummary, ProductVariantSummary } from '../api/client'
function getCheapestVariant(variants: ProductVariantSummary[] | undefined): ProductVariantSummary | null {
if (!variants || variants.length === 0) return null
return variants.reduce((cheapest, v) =>
parseFloat(v.defaultWagePercent) < parseFloat(cheapest.defaultWagePercent) ? v : cheapest,
)
}
export function useProduct(productItem: ProductSummary, initialVariant?: ProductVariantSummary) {
const product = ref<ProductSummary>(productItem)
const image = computed(() => product.value.images?.[0]?.url)
const id = computed(() => product.value.id)
const title = computed(() => product.value.title)
const variants = computed(() => product.value.variants)
const selectedVariant: Ref<ProductVariantSummary | null> = ref(initialVariant ?? getCheapestVariant(unref(variants)))
const min_gram = computed(() => selectedVariant.value ? parseFloat(selectedVariant.value.rashWeightGrams) : 0)
const wage = computed(() => (selectedVariant.value ? parseFloat(selectedVariant.value.defaultWagePercent) : null))
const hasDiscountWage = ref<number | null>(null) // no promotions backend yet — see file header
// REAL stock: ProductVariant.qty / isPreOrder exist and are returned by
// GET /catalog/products. A variant is orderable when it has stock, or when
// it is flagged pre-order — the same rule the admin cart uses.
const qty = computed(() => selectedVariant.value?.qty ?? 0)
const isPreOrder = computed(() => selectedVariant.value?.isPreOrder ?? false)
const is_exist = computed(() => qty.value > 0 || isPreOrder.value)
const productCode = computed(() => product.value.productCode ?? null)
const has_warranty = ref(false) // no warranty field on ProductVariant yet
return {
product,
image,
id,
title,
productCode,
variants,
selectedVariant,
min_gram,
wage,
hasDiscountWage,
qty,
isPreOrder,
is_exist,
has_warranty,
}
}
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// Adapted from legacy singleProduct.vue's own fetch (GET /product/:id).
// The new API has no single-product-detail endpoint (only GET
// /catalog/products, the flat list) — apps/api is out of scope for this port,
// so this fetches the full list and finds the matching product client-side.
// Wasteful for a large catalog, but honest: no fabricated endpoint, no silent
// behavior change.
import { ref } from 'vue'
import { api, type ProductSummary } from '../api/client'
export function useProductDetail(id: string) {
const loading = ref(false)
const flag = ref(false)
const notFound = ref(false)
const productRef = ref<ProductSummary | null>(null)
const load = async () => {
loading.value = true
try {
const products = await api.listProducts()
const found = products.find((p) => p.id === id) ?? null
productRef.value = found
notFound.value = !found
flag.value = true
} catch (e) {
console.log(e)
} finally {
loading.value = false
}
}
return { loading, flag, notFound, productRef, load }
}
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// Adapted from legacy henza_pwa/src/Mixins/getProducts.ts. Legacy paginated
// against POST /get-products (page/limit/count). The new API's GET
// /catalog/products returns the full active catalog in one flat response with
// no pagination — so `pull()` (legacy's infinite-scroll "next page" trigger)
// is a no-op after the first successful fetch here, and `totalPages` is
// always 0. This keeps the ScrollFetchSearch infinite-scroll wiring intact
// (it still calls fetch on scroll) without fabricating fake pages.
import { reactive } from 'vue'
import { api, type ProductSummary } from '../api/client'
export interface ProductsData {
totalPages: number
productList: ProductSummary[]
flag: boolean
}
export function useProducts() {
const productsData: ProductsData = reactive({
totalPages: 0,
productList: [],
flag: false,
})
const getProducts = async (loading: { value: boolean }, isPull = false) => {
if (isPull) return // no further pages exist server-side yet
loading.value = true
try {
productsData.productList = await api.listProducts()
productsData.flag = productsData.productList.length < 1
} catch (e) {
console.log(e)
} finally {
loading.value = false
}
}
return { productsData, getProducts }
}
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// Ported from legacy henza_pwa/src/Mixins/useRefresh.ts.
// Auto-applies a waiting service worker as soon as one is available, so the
// PWA self-updates instead of serving a stale precache indefinitely.
import { unref, watchEffect } from 'vue'
import { useRegisterSW } from 'virtual:pwa-register/vue'
export function useRefresh() {
const { offlineReady, needRefresh, updateServiceWorker } = useRegisterSW()
const refreshApp = async () => {
await updateServiceWorker()
offlineReady.value = false
needRefresh.value = false
}
watchEffect(async () => (unref(offlineReady) || unref(needRefresh)) && (await refreshApp()))
}