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Add invoice export+214 −38
opened by dana · 2 files need a second pair of eyes
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Add invoice export+214 −38
dana wants to merge 3 commits
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money/format.ts:87bug

This does money math with decimals. The rest of the app counts in cents. Totals will drift by a penny on thirds.

spec/billing.mdpromise

The spec says exports include refunds. This one doesn't. Flagged before anyone noticed.

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money/format.ts:87bug

Money math with decimals. The other 14 places that touch money count in cents. This one divides by 100 and will drift on thirds.

- const amount = invoice.total / 100;+ const amount = cents(invoice.total);
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Billing revamp
spec/billing.md · 9 requirements
  • ✓Invoices download as CSV
  • ✓Refunds show on statements
  • ✓Tax lines per country
  • ✓Monthly summary email
  • ✓Overdue reminders
  • •Bulk export for accountants half-done
  • ✓Payment retry flow
  • •Yearly plan proration forgotten
  • ✓Receipts in the customer portal
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✓ export downloaded
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