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Navigate logical layers of code changes, visualize relationships, and explore their blast radius. WalkthroughThe change adds runtime validation for claim-detail projection envelopes and uses projection state to render claim details and evidence. It also documents the projection states and the handling of empty evidence. ChangesClaim Detail Projection
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In `@src/app/api/claim-detail.api.ts`:
- Line 50: In the claim-detail API function, compare the parsed claim’s ID with
the requested claimId and reject mismatches before returning; keep the existing
envelope parsing for matching IDs.
- Line 44: Update the response-body parsing catch in the claim-detail request to
re-throw AbortError instead of converting it to PROJECTION_MALFORMED. Preserve
the existing malformed-response handling for other parsing failures.
In `@src/app/types/claim-detail.ts`:
- Line 57: Update the isClaim validation so it checks every evidence entry, not
just that value.evidence is an array; reject null or otherwise malformed entries
before accepting the claim as a ClaimDetailEnvelope.
In `@src/components/features/claim-verification/EvidenceViewer.tsx`:
- Line 74: Update the empty-state condition in EvidenceViewer so supplied empty
rawEvidence displays “No evidence available” regardless of the projection error
state. Base the decision on the supplied evidence instead of suppressing the
empty state based on projection.viewState.
- Line 74: Update the empty-evidence condition in EvidenceViewer so a projection
with viewState set to not-found does not display “No evidence available”; render
a distinct not-found state for that view state instead.
In `@src/hooks/useClaimDetailProjection.ts`:
- Line 40: In the request effect in useClaimDetailProjection, ensure the
`.finally()` handler and other completion handlers update state only if their
request is still current. Track request identity and invalidate the previous
request during cleanup so an aborted request cannot clear the loading state
while a replacement is pending.
- Line 35: Update useClaimDetailProjection so data is cleared when a claim
request starts or keyed to its claimId, and expose it only when it matches the
current claim and the request succeeds; a failed refresh or claim change must
not leave the previous claim’s data available to ClaimDetails.
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Preserve cancellation during response-body parsing.
If the caller aborts after fetch returns but before response.json() finishes, body reading can reject with AbortError. This catch converts that cancellation to PROJECTION_MALFORMED. The hook then records an error from a request it canceled. Re-throw AbortError here, as the earlier fetch catch does.
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In `@src/app/api/claim-detail.api.ts` at line 44, Update the response-body parsing
catch in the claim-detail request to re-throw AbortError instead of converting
it to PROJECTION_MALFORMED. Preserve the existing malformed-response handling
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| 'Claim detail projection returned non-JSON data', | ||
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| } | ||
| return parseClaimDetailEnvelope(payload); |
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🗄️ Data Integrity & Integration | 🟠 Major | ⚡ Quick win
Bind the parsed claim to the requested claim ID.
If /api/claims/:id returns a well-shaped envelope for another ID, this function accepts it. ClaimDetails can then display the wrong claim for the requested URL. Compare the parsed claim.id with claimId and reject a mismatch before returning.
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In `@src/app/api/claim-detail.api.ts` at line 50, In the claim-detail API
function, compare the parsed claim’s ID with the requested claimId and reject
mismatches before returning; keep the existing envelope parsing for matching
IDs.
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| Number.isFinite(value.bountyAmount) && | ||
| typeof value.totalStaked === 'number' && | ||
| Number.isFinite(value.totalStaked) && | ||
| Array.isArray(value.evidence) && |
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🗄️ Data Integrity & Integration | 🟠 Major | ⚡ Quick win
Validate each evidence entry before accepting the claim.
An API response with evidence: [null] passes isClaim. The parser then returns that response as a ClaimDetailEnvelope whose claim.evidence promises Evidence[]. Reject malformed entries at this boundary so the projection cannot be marked valid without verified evidence.
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In `@src/app/types/claim-detail.ts` at line 57, Update the isClaim validation so
it checks every evidence entry, not just that value.evidence is an array; reject
null or otherwise malformed entries before accepting the claim as a
ClaimDetailEnvelope.
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| Evidence projection may be outdated. Review before relying on it. | ||
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| )} | ||
| {evidence.length === 0 && projection.viewState !== 'loading' && projection.viewState !== 'error' && ( |
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🎯 Functional Correctness | 🟡 Minor | ⚡ Quick win
Show the empty state for supplied empty evidence.
If rawEvidence is [], the hook has no claim ID and reports error without making a request. The empty-state condition then hides “No evidence available,” leaving the expanded viewer blank. When evidence is supplied, decide the empty state from that evidence rather than the unused projection state.
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In `@src/components/features/claim-verification/EvidenceViewer.tsx` at line 74,
Update the empty-state condition in EvidenceViewer so supplied empty rawEvidence
displays “No evidence available” regardless of the projection error state. Base
the decision on the supplied evidence instead of suppressing the empty state
based on projection.viewState.
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🎯 Functional Correctness | 🟠 Major | ⚡ Quick win
Handle a missing claim separately from empty evidence.
If the projection request returns 404, the hook reports not-found. This condition displays “No evidence available,” although no claim projection was found. Show a not-found state instead of describing the missing claim as a valid claim with no evidence.
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In `@src/components/features/claim-verification/EvidenceViewer.tsx` at line 74,
Update the empty-evidence condition in EvidenceViewer so a projection with
viewState set to not-found does not display “No evidence available”; render a
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| setIsLoading(true); | ||
| setError(undefined); | ||
| fetchClaimDetailProjection(claimId, controller.signal) | ||
| .then((nextData) => setData(nextData)) |
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🗄️ Data Integrity & Integration | 🟠 Major | ⚡ Quick win
Keep projection data associated with its claim ID and request result.
If claimId changes and the new request fails, data still holds the previous claim. ClaimDetails selects that claim even when the hook reports error or not-found. A failed refresh can likewise continue to show old content without a failure notice. Clear or key data when starting a request, and expose it only when it belongs to the current claim and successful result.
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In `@src/hooks/useClaimDetailProjection.ts` at line 35, Update
useClaimDetailProjection so data is cleared when a claim request starts or keyed
to its claimId, and expose it only when it matches the current claim and the
request succeeds; a failed refresh or claim change must not leave the previous
claim’s data available to ClaimDetails.
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| if (nextError instanceof DOMException && nextError.name === 'AbortError') return; | ||
| setError(nextError as ClaimDetailError); | ||
| }) | ||
| .finally(() => setIsLoading(false)); |
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🎯 Functional Correctness | 🟠 Major | ⚡ Quick win
Prevent canceled requests from changing the current loading state.
If claimId changes or a retry starts, cleanup aborts the previous request. Its .finally() still runs and can set isLoading to false while the replacement request remains pending. Guard all completion handlers with the current request identity before updating state.
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In `@src/hooks/useClaimDetailProjection.ts` at line 40, In the request effect in
useClaimDetailProjection, ensure the `.finally()` handler and other completion
handlers update state only if their request is still current. Track request
identity and invalidate the previous request during cleanup so an aborted
request cannot clear the loading state while a replacement is pending.
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Review comments at @src/components/features/claim-verification/ClaimDetails.tsx:
- Line 70: In ClaimDetails, render an accessible stale-state warning and a
refresh action whenever isStale is true; connect the action to the component’s
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- Line 40: Update the EvidenceViewer consumer of useClaimDetailProjection to
pass a configuration object with claimId and enabled based on whether
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the same interface alignment to the other consumer so both avoid passing
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| const safeDescription = sanitizeText(claim.description, 5000); | ||
| const safeCategory = claim.category ? sanitizeText(claim.category, 100) : null; | ||
| const evidence = sanitizeEvidenceList(claim.evidence); | ||
| const isStale = !initialClaim && projection.viewState === 'ready-stale'; |
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Display the stale state before rendering claim content.
isStale is never used in the rendered view. When the hook returns ready-stale, the component displays the claim status and evidence without a stale warning or a refresh action. Users cannot distinguish this projection from current claim data.
Render an accessible stale warning and a refresh action when isStale is true.
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| }: EvidenceViewerProps) { | ||
| void _claimId; | ||
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| const projection = useClaimDetailProjection(rawEvidence ? undefined : claimId); |
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Align both consumers with the projection hook interface.
useClaimDetailProjection requires a configuration object and returns refetch, not retry. Both consumers currently fail strict TypeScript checking. When a claim or evidence prop is supplied, the undefined argument can also cause config destructuring to throw.
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-const projection = useClaimDetailProjection(initialClaim ? undefined : claimId);
+const projection = useClaimDetailProjection({ claimId: claimId ?? '', enabled: !initialClaim });
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-onClick={projection.retry}
+onClick={projection.refetch}-const projection = useClaimDetailProjection(rawEvidence ? undefined : claimId);
+const projection = useClaimDetailProjection({ claimId, enabled: rawEvidence === undefined });
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| const projection = useClaimDetailProjection(rawEvidence ? undefined : claimId); | |
| const projection = useClaimDetailProjection({ claimId, enabled: rawEvidence === undefined }); |
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Update the EvidenceViewer consumer of useClaimDetailProjection to pass a
configuration object with claimId and enabled based on whether rawEvidence is
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closes #373
Added fail-closed canonical claim detail projection parsing.
Added explicit loading, ready, stale, not-found, and error states.
Added retry handling for unavailable or stale projections.
Removed fabricated fallback evidence.
Added focused parser and API failure-state tests.
Updated the UI state model documentation.
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