- /admin opted out of shopper chrome in MyLayout; /admin added to server
protectedRoutes; useRequireAdmin() gates to superusers (UserProfile.isSuperuser).
- Admin shell (admin.tsx) with sidebar nav (Overview live; other sections stubbed)
and a mobile top bar; Overview dashboard (KPI cards + 14-day orders chart) via
use-admin-hooks.ts hitting /api/adminpanel/v1/overview/.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.8 <noreply@anthropic.com>
- app/components/MyLayout.tsx / app/components/home/HomePageTopBar.tsx /
app/routes/profile._index.tsx: the BadgeCounts type was declared with
snake_case fields (order_updates, seller_orders) while the API's global
camelCase renderer sends orderUpdates / sellerOrders on the wire — every
read went to undefined, so the "buyer activity" dot on the profile icon
and the order-badge on the store dashboard were silently stuck at 0.
Fixed by renaming the interface to match the wire and adding sellerChat
(per-store roll-up) so the store dashboard sidebar reads
badges.sellerChat[storeId] instead of the buyer-side chat count.
- app/hooks/useBadgeCounts.ts: interface + EMPTY constant updated to
camelCase + new sellerChat map.
- app/utils/api-error-handler.ts: 403 no longer force-redirects to /logout.
It used to force-log-out on ANY 403/401, so an approved-but-unbadged
owner (Ehsan / Noelabel) whose store dashboard fired the Instagram-tab
query got a 403 → forced logout → the store page vanished mid-load
and the seller landed on the home screen convinced they'd been kicked
off their own store. Only 401 signs the session out now.
- app/components/store/StorePushPromptCard.tsx: new dashboard-level card
that nudges the store owner/staff to enable browser push. Unlike the
global buyer banner it's not dismissible-forever; "بعداً یادآوری کن"
hides for 24h and it comes back until the user actually subscribes.
Handles the permission="denied" path with an in-browser-settings hint.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.7 <noreply@anthropic.com>
Most browsers (everything but Safari/WebKit) can't decode HEIC in <img> or
canvas, so picking an iPhone HEIC photo broke the preview and the crop editor,
and could reach the backend in a format it couldn't process. Convert HEIC/HEIF
to JPEG right after selection via heic2any (dynamically imported, browser-only).
- new util app/utils/convert-heic.ts: isHeic() detection (MIME or extension
when iOS reports no type) + convertHeicToJpeg()/convertHeicFiles(); never
throws — falls back to the original file on failure.
- wired into the product image picker (store.add.manual) and the store
logo picker (StoreForm).
- adds heic2any dependency.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.8 <noreply@anthropic.com>
