client/api.js -> api.ts. Types the fetch infrastructure: generic _fetch<T>
and get/post/put/patch/del<T> helpers, an ApiError interface (status/code/
details/data), a QueryParams type for the query-string builder, and File-typed
upload helpers. Endpoint response shapes are typed incrementally — most methods
default to Promise<unknown>; the ones consumed by typed .ts files get real
shapes (quickPay -> PaymentRecord, togglePaid -> TogglePaidResult, settings ->
settings map).
Typing togglePaid's result surfaced a latent narrowing bug in usePaymentActions:
the un-pay Undo closure read result.paymentId (number|undefined) inside a
deferred async callback where TS re-widens the if-narrowed value — fixed by
capturing the id in a const before the closure.
The 16 files importing '@/api.js' with an explicit extension were normalized to
'@/api' so Vite/TS resolve the .ts.
Verified: typecheck 0, lint 0 errors (47 warns), build green, 48 client tests,
and 17/17 e2e probe (every page renders, all API paths respond) — the central
fetch-module rename is runtime-safe.
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useSummary(year, month) with keepPreviousData for smooth month nav. The editable
form fields (starting amounts, income) that loadSummary used to seed inline are
now seeded from the query result via a data-synced effect; refetchOnWindowFocus
is off so a background refetch can't reset a mid-edit. loadSummary is now an
invalidate wrapper (retry + post-mutation reconciliation), and the optimistic
expenses reorder writes through setQueryData.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.8 <noreply@anthropic.com>
The month/filter-driven loaders on Analytics, Summary, and Spending (x2)
fetched + setState with no race guard, so a slow response for old params could
overwrite fresher data (or setState after unmount) on rapid month/category nav.
Added the request-sequence guard already used by the Bank ledger (newest
request wins; stale ignored). Bills/Subscriptions load once ([] deps) so they
weren't at risk; BankTransactions already had the guard.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.8 <noreply@anthropic.com>
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