feat(#282): validate fixed-sats order amount against the node's min/max before submitting - #302
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…e's min/max before submitting The create-order form only checked that the fixed-sats amount was positive; it never compared it against the Mostro node's advertised min_order_amount / max_order_amount (already parsed into MostroInstance and shown on the About screen). An out-of-range fixed-sats order was only rejected by the daemon after submission (OutOfRangeSatsAmount). Read the node's min/max from mostroNodeProvider and, for fixed-sats orders, disable submit and show an inline message naming the accepted range when the amount is out of bounds. Fails open: when the node advertises no limits, or the amount is not yet a number, submission is not blocked. A defence-in-depth guard in _submit re-checks the range so no path can submit an out-of-range fixed-sats order. Scope: fixed-sats orders only, per the issue. Market-price validation needs an exchange-rate provider to convert fiat to sats client-side and is deferred to a separate issue; range orders are unaffected (their amount is not a single fixed value). Strings localized in all five locales. Verified on a physical device (Nokia C31): a fixed-sats amount below the node's minimum disables submit and shows the range message; an in-range amount submits. Closes MostroP2P#282.
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Reviews should be triggered manually for repositories with fewer than 10 stars. Select Trigger review above or comment ⚙️ Run configurationConfiguration used: Organization UI Review profile: CHILL Plan: Pro Plus Run ID: WalkthroughThe order screen now validates fixed-sats amounts against the selected Mostro node’s limits. It blocks invalid submissions, disables the submit action, displays the accepted range, and provides localized messages in five languages. ChangesOrder amount validation
Estimated code review effort: 3 (Moderate) | ~20 minutes Merge Risk: 🟡 Moderate · up to The PR adds node min/max validation for fixed-sats orders, but the current implementation can also block range-order flows when a fixed sats value is present, contrary to the intended scope. Merge should wait for that condition to be excluded; one-sided limits and very large amounts also need bounded follow-up. Possibly related issues
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68-89: 📐 Maintainability & Code Quality | 🔵 Trivial | ⚡ Quick winAdd targeted tests for the validation matrix.
Cover values at, below, and above each bound; missing bounds; values outside the
intrange; market orders; range orders; and the submit-time recheck. This helper controls both button state and final submission. After regenerating localization, runflutter analyzeandflutter test.As per coding guidelines, “Add targeted tests when expanding complex logic, asynchronous workflows, or protocol handling.”
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In `@lib/features/order/screens/add_order_screen.dart`:
- Around line 182-184: Update the out-of-range validation predicates in the
add-order screen, including the checks around fixed sats, warning/submit state,
and _submit, to require both !isMarket and !_isRange. Range orders must bypass
these validations so they do not show warnings, disable Submit, or return early.
- Around line 81-85: Update the order-limit handling around the
minOrder/maxOrder checks to distinguish lower-only and upper-only limits instead
of constructing false two-sided ranges with minOrder ?? 0 or maxOrder ??
minOrder. Use localized messages for each one-sided case, or omit the range
message when either bound is absent, while preserving the existing behavior when
both limits are present.
- Around line 79-80: Update the range validation around fixedSatsStr to use
BigInt.tryParse instead of int.tryParse, and compare the parsed value against
BigInt.from(minOrder) and BigInt.from(maxOrder) so values beyond the signed
64-bit range are still checked. Preserve the existing null/invalid-input
handling and _checkValid/NewOrderParams behavior.
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In `@lib/features/order/screens/add_order_screen.dart`:
- Around line 68-89: Add targeted tests for _satsOutOfRange and its callers
covering values at, below, and above minimum and maximum bounds, missing bounds,
int-range overflow or invalid input, market orders, range orders, and
submit-time revalidation. Regenerate localization, then verify with flutter
analyze and flutter test.
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On native Dart platforms, the int type is restricted to 64-bit signed two's complement integers [1][2][3]. Consequently, int.tryParse behaves as follows when encountering values outside this 64-bit range: 1. Decimal literals: If a decimal string represents a value that does not fit within the signed 64-bit range (-2^63 to 2^63 - 1), int.tryParse will return null [4]. 2. Hexadecimal literals: Hexadecimal strings (prefixed with 0x) are treated differently. They are allowed to represent values up to the full 64-bit unsigned range (0 to 2^64 - 1) [4]. If a hexadecimal string exceeds the 64-bit unsigned range, int.tryParse will return null [5]. If the value fits in the unsigned 64-bit range but exceeds the signed 64-bit range, it is parsed and wrapped into its corresponding signed 64-bit representation (e.g., 0xFFFFFFFFFFFFFFFF becomes -1) [5][4]. For integer values that exceed the 64-bit range, you must use the BigInt class, which provides arbitrary-precision integers [2][6]. The BigInt.tryParse method can be used to safely parse string representations of integers of any size, as it is not limited by the 64-bit constraints of the int type [6][7]. In summary, use int.tryParse for values known to be within the 64-bit signed range (or 64-bit unsigned for hex) and BigInt.tryParse for any values that might exceed those limits [6][4].
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Use BigInt for the range check.
When fixedSatsStr exceeds the signed 64-bit int limit, int.tryParse returns null, while _checkValid and NewOrderParams accept it as BigInt. The node-limit check then fails open. Use BigInt.tryParse and compare with BigInt.from(minOrder) and BigInt.from(maxOrder).
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In `@lib/features/order/screens/add_order_screen.dart` around lines 79 - 80,
Update the range validation around fixedSatsStr to use BigInt.tryParse instead
of int.tryParse, and compare the parsed value against BigInt.from(minOrder) and
BigInt.from(maxOrder) so values beyond the signed 64-bit range are still
checked. Preserve the existing null/invalid-input handling and
_checkValid/NewOrderParams behavior.
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| if (minOrder != null && sats < minOrder) { | ||
| return (min: minOrder, max: maxOrder ?? minOrder); | ||
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| if (maxOrder != null && sats > maxOrder) { | ||
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Handle one-sided node limits explicitly.
max_order_amount and min_order_amount are independently nullable. The current fallback displays false two-sided ranges such as 10–10 or 0–15. Add localized lower-only and upper-only messages, or skip the range message when either bound is absent.
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In `@lib/features/order/screens/add_order_screen.dart` around lines 81 - 85,
Update the order-limit handling around the minOrder/maxOrder checks to
distinguish lower-only and upper-only limits instead of constructing false
two-sided ranges with minOrder ?? 0 or maxOrder ?? minOrder. Use localized
messages for each one-sided case, or omit the range message when either bound is
absent, while preserving the existing behavior when both limits are present.
…e orders, unit tests Review round on the fixed-sats limit validation: - Extract the range check into a pure top-level satsOutOfNodeRange() so it is unit-testable, and compare with BigInt.tryParse / BigInt.from instead of int.tryParse. Amounts beyond the signed 64-bit range (which NewOrderParams accepts as BigInt) are now caught rather than silently failing open. - Only enforce the check when the node advertises BOTH a min and a max, so a one-sided limit no longer produces a false two-sided range like "10 to 10" or "0 to 15". When either bound is absent the daemon stays the backstop. - Exclude range orders: the derived checks now require !isMarket && !_isRange, so a fixed-sats value entered in range mode no longer disables Submit, shows the warning, or blocks _submit (range orders are out of scope for this check). - Add unit tests covering at/below/above each bound, missing bounds (none, min-only, max-only), invalid/empty input, the exact-bound cases, whitespace trimming, and the beyond-64-bit BigInt case. flutter analyze clean; 10 new tests pass.
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Problem
The create-order form only checked that a fixed-sats amount was positive (
_checkValidinadd_order_screen.dart). It never compared the amount against the Mostro node'smin_order_amount/max_order_amount, even though the app already parses both intoMostroInstance(shown on the About screen). An out-of-range fixed-sats order was only rejected by the daemon after submission (OutOfRangeSatsAmount).Fix
Read the node's min/max from
mostroNodeProviderand, for fixed-sats orders, disable submit and show an inline message naming the accepted range when the amount is out of bounds:_satsOutOfRange(...)returns the node's range when the entered amount is out of bounds, else null.buildfolds this intoisValid, so the submit button disables live as the user types._submitre-verifies the range so no code path submits an out-of-range fixed-sats order.Scope
Per the issue, this covers fixed-sats orders only:
Testing
flutter analyzeclean; strings localized in all five locales. Verified on a physical device (Nokia C31):Separate issue noticed while verifying
The form currently lets you toggle range mode on and enter a fixed sats amount, which sends both a fiat range and a single
amountSats; the daemon rejects that as "Invalid amount". This is pre-existing and independent of the min/max validation here I can file it separately.Closes #282.
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