Implement credential sharing interface - #172
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Rework the credential sharing view so it satisfies the full sharing flow: - recipient address input is controlled and validated against the Stellar public key format (G + 55 base32 chars) - multi-credential selection via checkboxes instead of an empty dropdown - duration is wired to state and drives the computed expiry - a confirmation dialog summarizes recipient/credentials/duration before the share is executed - shared entries now track status (active/revoked) and show a status badge; revoke marks the entry revoked instead of removing it Adds ShareConfirmationModal and expands the sharing tests to cover the new validation, selection, and confirmation behavior. Closes GuardZero144#63
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@Josie123-Dev ready for review — fleshed out the credential sharing tab. Recipient input is now validated (Stellar address format), credentials are multi-select via checkboxes, duration drives the expiry, there's a confirmation dialog before anything actually shares, and shared entries show an active/revoked status. Tests went from 6 to 10 and |
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Included review availability: Your plan provides up to 10 included reviews per hour; 6 remain after this review. WalkthroughCredential sharing now supports validated Stellar recipient input, multi-credential and duration selection, confirmation before submission, status badges, revocation tracking, and automatic expiry handling. Tests cover the updated interaction and lifecycle behavior. ChangesCredential Sharing
Estimated code review effort: 3 (Moderate) | ~25 minutes Merge Risk: 🔵 Low · up to The sharing view can display expired shares as active until another state update refreshes them, so users may see stale sharing status. This is a bounded correctness issue that is mergeable with explicit owner awareness or follow-up. Sequence Diagram(s)sequenceDiagram
participant User
participant CredentialSharing
participant ShareConfirmationModal
participant SharedRecords
User->>CredentialSharing: Enter recipient and select credentials
CredentialSharing->>ShareConfirmationModal: Open confirmation summary
User->>ShareConfirmationModal: Confirm sharing
ShareConfirmationModal->>CredentialSharing: Submit confirmed share
CredentialSharing->>SharedRecords: Create active records
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In `@frontend/src/components/credential-sharing.tsx`:
- Around line 112-120: The shared-credential status flow in the component
containing the newShares creation and handleRevoke must stop displaying expired
records as active. Derive the effective status from expiresAt or schedule an
update when each share reaches expiry, ensuring expired records show expired and
no longer expose the revoke action while preserving manual revocation.
- Around line 44-47: Update isValidRecipient in
frontend/src/components/credential-sharing.tsx (lines 44-47) to use a
protocol-compatible Stellar address decoder/validator that checks the public-key
version byte and checksum, rather than only applying a regex. Replace the
VALID_RECIPIENT fixture in frontend/__tests__/credential-sharing.test.tsx (line
10) with a checksum-valid Stellar public key.
In `@frontend/src/components/share-confirmation-modal.tsx`:
- Around line 56-65: Update the confirmation dialog implemented by the
motion.div in share-confirmation-modal.tsx to move focus into the dialog when it
opens, trap Tab and Shift+Tab within its focusable controls, and restore focus
to the opening trigger when it closes. Preserve the existing Escape handling and
dialog accessibility attributes while ensuring keyboard and screen-reader
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- validate the Stellar public-key checksum (CRC16-XModem) instead of only matching the character grammar - derive the effective share status from expiresAt so expired shares no longer render as active or expose the revoke action - focus the confirmation dialog on open and trap Tab within it
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In `@frontend/src/components/credential-sharing.tsx`:
- Around line 51-56: Update the credential-sharing component around
effectiveStatus to schedule a render at the nearest non-revoked share expiry,
clean up the timer appropriately, and use a >= expiry comparison so the status
changes exactly at the expiry time. Add a fake-timer test covering the
transition from active to expired without user interaction.
In `@frontend/src/components/share-confirmation-modal.tsx`:
- Around line 38-49: Update the focus management around the useEffect and dialog
close handlers to capture the invoking element before moving focus into the
dialog, restore that element after cancellation, and after confirmation focus
the progress or status region when the opener is disabled. Preserve the existing
initial focus behavior and ensure the stored opener is safely cleared or reused
across dialog openings.
In `@frontend/src/utils/stellar-address.ts`:
- Around line 52-56: Update the checksum comparison in the StrKey validation
function to match Stellar’s little-endian serialization: compare checksum[0]
with the low byte of expected and checksum[1] with the high byte. Add a
regression test using a known valid Stellar StrKey to verify recipient keys are
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| // A share is expired once its expiry time passes, regardless of the stored | ||
| // status. Derive the effective status so the list never shows stale "active". | ||
| function effectiveStatus(share: { status: SharedCredential['status']; expiresAt: string }): SharedCredential['status'] { | ||
| if (share.status === 'revoked') return 'revoked'; | ||
| if (Date.now() > new Date(share.expiresAt).getTime()) return 'expired'; | ||
| return 'active'; |
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Schedule a render when a share expires.
effectiveStatus runs only during a render. No state update occurs at expiresAt. If no other interaction occurs, an expired share keeps the Active badge and the revoke control after expiry. Schedule an update for the nearest active expiry, and use >= for the expiry boundary. Add a fake-timer test for this transition.
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In `@frontend/src/components/credential-sharing.tsx` around lines 51 - 56, Update
the credential-sharing component around effectiveStatus to schedule a render at
the nearest non-revoked share expiry, clean up the timer appropriately, and use
a >= expiry comparison so the status changes exactly at the expiry time. Add a
fake-timer test covering the transition from active to expired without user
interaction.
- use little-endian checksum comparison in Stellar StrKey validation and add regression tests with a checksum-valid key - derive effective status with >= expiry comparison and schedule a re-render at the nearest non-revoked share expiry - capture the dialog opener, restore focus on cancel, and fall back to the status region when the opener is disabled after confirmation
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In `@frontend/src/components/credential-sharing.tsx`:
- Around line 82-97: Update the credential-sharing useEffect to depend on now so
it reschedules after each expiry update, exclude already-expired timestamps when
calculating the next expiry, and preserve cleanup of the active timer. Add a
fake-timer test covering two expiry times and verifying the later share is
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- compute the expiry timer delay from Date.now() at effect run instead of the stale now state so the transition happens exactly at expiry - exclude already-expired shares when picking the next expiry - add a fake-timer test covering two shares flipping to expired at their own expiry times without user interaction
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In `@frontend/__tests__/credential-sharing.test.tsx`:
- Around line 123-135: Update the crypto.randomUUID fallback setup in the expiry
transitions beforeEach to generate IDs with a monotonically increasing counter
rather than Math.random(), ensuring each share receives a unique test ID while
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Math.random is mocked to a constant during the test, so both shares would have collided on the same React key.
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@Josie123-Dev all of CodeRabbit's comments are now addressed — recipient validation uses full Stellar StrKey checksum verification (CRC16-XModem, little-endian), share status is derived from |
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Closes #63
Summary of Changes
The credential sharing tab had the shell of a share form but none of it was actually wired up — the recipient field was ignored (a hardcoded address got used), the credential dropdown was empty, and there was no confirmation step or way to track what you'd shared. This fills all that in so the flow actually works end to end.
What changed
frontend/src/components/credential-sharing.tsxG+ 55 base32 chars), with an inline error message.<select>with multi-select checkboxes for the available credentials (COVID-19, Influenza, Hepatitis B), mirroring the mock data used elsewhere in the vault/verification views.expiresAton each share.status(active/revoked) with a badge; revoking marks the entry revoked instead of silently deleting it, so status is actually tracked.frontend/src/components/share-confirmation-modal.tsx(new)DeletionConfirmationModalpattern — summarizes recipient, selected credentials, and duration, and only runs the share after the user confirms.frontend/__tests__/credential-sharing.test.tsxTesting / Local Verification
npx jest— 43 passed, 0 failed (10 in the sharing suite)npm run build— compiles and type-checks cleanlyOne thing worth flagging: the contract-side
share_credential/share_documentcalls aren't wired in here because the frontend has no contract client for them yet — this keeps the UI flow complete and leaves the on-chain call as the next step. Happy to hook that up if there's an existing RPC/contract integration I should be using.Summary by CodeRabbit
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