The group-buying page lists active activities, the group price against the
catalog price, and each open group with its paid-member count and expiry. A
shopper opens a group or picks one to join; either way the activity SKU goes
into the cart and the intent is carried to checkout, which submits it and hides
the coupon picker for that order. Payment and order detail show the snapshotted
group price.
The group-buying fixtures leave the page; the fixed-data adapter still serves
the domain as the rollback path.
The flash-sale page loads active sessions and their items through the shared
client with live sale price, remaining activity stock, sell-through, and a
countdown, and adds the SKU to the existing cart so checkout resolves the
authoritative price. Payment and order detail tag and render the snapshotted
activity unit price.
The flash-sale fixtures leave the page; the fixed-data adapter still serves the
domain as the rollback path.
The points page loads the published catalog and the customer's live points
through the shared client, redeems with a chosen saved address, refreshes the
balance, and lists the customer's redemption history with its fulfilment state.
The INTEGRAL_PRODUCTS and USER_STATS imports leave the page; the fixed-data
adapter still serves the points domain as the rollback path.
The product page loads a shop's claimable coupons through the shared client and
claims them in place; the buyer coupon list reads owned snapshots with their
claimed/redeemed/expired state. Checkout offers each shop order at most one
owned coupon and submits only the choice; the pay page and order detail render
the server-persisted discount and reduced total, never a client figure.
Coupon fixtures leave the pages; the fixed-data adapter still serves the coupon
domain as the rollback path. The demo seed creates two deterministic templates
and claims them for the demo customer.
Live addresses domain for the mall: shared contract (AddressBookEntry +
five client methods), mock adapter state v3, live domain pick, addresses
page CRUD, checkout saved-address picker with manual fallback, demo seed,
and the archived change plus address-book capability spec.
Wave 2 of replacing the fixed-data mock adapter: the auth domain joins the live
list, so credentials, roles and tokens belong to the real user.
- session: validate a restored token through /auth/me instead of trusting
localStorage, clearing it on 401/403 but keeping it when the API is merely
unreachable; the route guard now uses the validated session
- login: report a 401 as invalid credentials rather than a generic failure, and
drop the 6-character client rule so the API owns the password policy
- register: raise the rule to the API's 8 characters, remove the
verification-code field (its button only counted down and the value was never
sent), and report a duplicate email (409) distinctly
- TopBar and the user profile render their session-dependent branch client-only:
validating the session before hydration made those localStorage-backed
branches report hydration mismatches the previous code did not
Verified against the running backend: wrong password rejected, real JWT issued,
/user reachable, a short password refused with no network call, duplicate email
reported, a tampered token cleared and bounced to sign-in, a stale token kept
when the API is down, and the fixed-data rollback still signs in with the
backend stopped.
Also re-cuts docs/TBD-migrate-wave.md: auth is done, and cart, orders,
shipments and invoices must move together, because the mock adapter keeps their
state in one shared object and a partial flip fails at checkout.
OpenSpec change: openspec/changes/replace-mock-api-wave-2
james
Chengdong Zhang