feat(import): accept UPC-A barcodes as EAN/UPC (#348) - #354
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Some items — board games in particular — carry a 12-digit UPC-A instead of a 13-digit EAN. The barcode column already stores anything up to varchar(20) and search matches it via LIKE, but the CSV/TSV import silently dropped a 12-digit UPC: normalizeEan() required exactly 13 digits plus an EAN-13 checksum, so the value became NULL. A UPC-A (GTIN-12) is a GTIN-13/EAN-13 with a leading zero, and that zero-padding preserves the check digit (the EAN-13 weighting aligns). So canonicalise a valid 12-digit UPC-A to its 13-digit GTIN and let it flow through the existing EAN-13 validation, storage, dedup and search unchanged — the same barcode scanned as UPC-A or EAN-13 normalises to one value. - CsvImportController::normalizeEan() canonicalises 12→13 before the checksum. CSV and TSV share this path (the delimiter is auto-detected), so both are fixed. - LibriController store()/update() apply the same canonicalisation to a manually entered ean, so a UPC typed in the book form dedups against the same barcode imported from a file. Tests: - tests/import-upc-normalization-348.unit.php (9 checks): UPC-A → GTIN, with separators, bad-checksum → null, EAN-13 unchanged, UPC/EAN dedup identically, wrong lengths and empty/non-numeric → null. - tests/import-upc-348.spec.js (E2E, CSV + tab-delimited): import a book whose barcode is a 12-digit UPC-A through the real upload flow and assert the stored libri.ean is the zero-prepended GTIN-13, with zero row errors. Complements #348's EAN → EAN/UPC field relabelling by making the field actually accept a UPC end to end.
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📝 WalkthroughWalkthroughLa normalizzazione EAN ora supporta UPC-A a 12 cifre, valida i caratteri e il checksum, quindi restituisce GTIN-13 canonici. I test coprono normalizzazione diretta e importazione CSV/TSV. Le traduzioni mostrano EAN/UPC. ChangesNormalizzazione dei codici UPC
Estimated code review effort: 3 (Moderate) | ~20 minutes Mergeability Score: 🟡 Moderate · up to Valid formatted UPC-A values may still be rejected in manual book entry, while malformed barcode input may be normalized into persisted identifiers that affect deduplication and search. This creates a material current-head correctness risk that should be fixed or explicitly accepted before merging. Sequence Diagram(s)sequenceDiagram
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Browser->>CsvImportController: carica CSV o TSV con UPC-A
CsvImportController->>CsvImportController: converte e valida il codice come GTIN-13
CsvImportController->>Database: salva il codice GTIN-13
Database-->>Browser: conferma l’importazione
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815-829: 🎯 Functional Correctness | 🟠 Major | ⚡ Quick winRimuovi i separatori prima di applicare il limite di lunghezza.
Entrambi i percorsi limitano il valore EAN grezzo a 13 caratteri prima di rimuovere spazi e trattini. Un UPC-A valido con separatori, come
0 36000 29145 2, viene troncato e non può essere canonicalizzato. Questo diverge dal flusso di importazione coperto dal test unitario.
app/Controllers/LibriController.php#L815-L829: rimuovi i separatori, poi valida la lunghezza del codice normalizzato.app/Controllers/LibriController.php#L1391-L1405: usa lo stesso ordine nel percorso di update.🤖 Prompt for AI Agents
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In `@app/Controllers/CsvImportController.php`:
- Around line 1189-1194: Validate the original UPC/EAN input before assigning or
using normalized data, permitting only the format’s allowed separators; reject
any alphabetic or other non-numeric characters. Remove permitted separators only
after validation, then preserve the existing UPC-A canonicalization and checksum
flow in the relevant CSV import logic. Add a test covering an alphanumeric
string containing an otherwise valid UPC-A and assert it remains invalid.
In `@app/Controllers/LibriController.php`:
- Around line 825-829: Valida il checksum UPC-A prima di aggiungere il prefisso
EAN: in app/Controllers/LibriController.php:825-829, aggiorna store() per
rifiutare i codici numerici di 12 cifre non validi prima della
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app/Controllers/LibriController.php:1401-1405, preservando l’aggiunta dello zero
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In `@tests/import-upc-348.spec.js`:
- Around line 89-96: Update the submit flow after clicking `#submitBtn` to wait
for a visible SweetAlert confirmation via .swal2-confirm and click it before
polling lastChunk. Preserve the existing upload completion polling and timeout
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- Around line 49-55: Update cleanup() to delete all test-created child rows
before deleting the matching parent rows from libri, preserving the existing
test-row filters and deleting libri last to satisfy foreign-key constraints.
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…arcode cells Address review feedback on the UPC support: - LibriController now canonicalises a manually entered ean to GTIN-13 only when it is a VALID UPC-A (new isValidUpcA() mod-10 check), in both store() and update(). An invalid 12-digit code is left untouched instead of being turned into a bogus GTIN. - normalizeEan() strips only real separators (spaces, dashes) and rejects any remaining non-digit, so "ABC036000291452" no longer becomes a valid UPC-A. This matches LibriController's ean sanitisation. - Unit test adds: letters around a valid UPC-A stay invalid; a dash-separated EAN-13 is accepted. (11 checks total, all green; E2E CSV+TSV still green.)
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Addressed the two data-integrity findings in 9ce61ed:
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- Around line 1182-1188: Update the EAN normalization in the validation block
around $normalized to remove only ASCII spaces and hyphens, not all whitespace
characters; preserve rejection of values containing tabs, carriage returns, or
newlines. Add coverage for tab and newline characters in EAN/UPC input.
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- Around line 843-850: Update both EAN-processing paths around isValidUpcA so
the complete input is sanitized by removing separators before any length
limiting or canonicalization. Validate the full normalized value, and prepend
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…UPC-A Second review round on the UPC support: - normalizeEan() now strips only ASCII space and dash (str_replace) instead of the \s class, so a field with an embedded TAB/CR/LF can no longer collapse into a "valid" barcode — it is rejected by the ctype_digit guard. - LibriController raises the ean length bound from 13 to 20 (fits varchar(20)), so a separator-formatted UPC-A like "0 36000 29145 2" is no longer truncated before isValidUpcA() runs, which would otherwise skip a legitimate canonicalisation. Applied in store() and update(). - Unit test locks LibriController::isValidUpcA() via reflection (valid UPC-A, bad check digit, wrong length, non-numeric). 18 checks total, all green; E2E CSV+TSV still green.
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- Around line 1182-1189: Align all three UPC-A paths to remove only ASCII spaces
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Consolidate the UPC-A handling to one place. The reported bug (#348) is that the CSV/TSV import silently dropped a 12-digit UPC-A; that is fixed in normalizeEan(). A UPC typed into the book form already stored and searched fine as a raw 12-digit value, so the manual-form canonicalisation I had added was an optional dedup nicety — I have removed it (LibriController is back to its main-branch state). That leaves exactly one UPC-A code path, so there is no longer a set of sanitisers to keep in sync, and it avoids changing the manual save behaviour other book tests depend on. normalizeEan() now strips only ASCII space and dash (no trim(), no \s), so a field carrying a stray TAB/CR/LF is rejected by the ctype_digit guard instead of being collapsed into a valid GTIN. The 12→13 UPC-A canonicalisation and EAN-13 checksum are unchanged. Unit test updated accordingly (12 checks incl. a leading-TAB rejection); the CSV+TSV E2E is still green.
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Consolidated to a single UPC-A path in 8c9e2d4 to settle both comments at the root:
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Surface UPC support in the UI: the barcode field and its "European Article Number" helper now read "EAN/UPC" / "European Article Number/Universal Product Code" across all five locales, so a board-game UPC is discoverable in the field that now accepts it. Carries the label change from #348 (fork branch could not be updated to pick up the codeql CI fix, so it is folded into this UPC PR to ship in one release). Co-authored-by: Vladislav Glagolev <glagol15@gmail.com>
The NCIP suite picked "the first book with copie_disponibili > 0" and checked it out. That aggregate can be positive while the book has no individual `copie` row, so CheckOut returned "No copies available" and test 9 failed — which, in a serial describe block, cascaded into tests 10-20 not running and tanked browser-shard 2. It was nondeterministic: it depended on which shared book happened to sort first. beforeAll now creates a dedicated book with a real available `copie` row, and afterAll removes it FK-safely (every prestito on its copies → copie → libri). Verified locally: 20/20 pass with a clean teardown.
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Summary
Makes Pinakes actually accept a UPC-A barcode (12 digits — board games and other non-book items) as EAN/UPC, end to end. Complements #348, which relabels the field EAN → EAN/UPC; this makes that field functional.
The real constraint (there was no DB limit)
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eancolumn is alreadyvarchar(20)and search matches it viaLIKE, and the manual book form stored a raw value fine. The one place a 12-digit UPC was silently dropped was the CSV/TSV import:CsvImportController::normalizeEan()required exactly 13 digits + an EAN-13 checksum, so a UPC-A becameNULL.Fix
A UPC-A (GTIN-12) is a GTIN-13/EAN-13 with a leading zero, and the zero-padding preserves the check digit (the EAN-13 weight pattern aligns once the leading zero sits in an odd position). So a valid 12-digit UPC-A is canonicalised to its 13-digit GTIN and flows through the existing EAN-13 validation, storage, dedup and search unchanged — the same barcode scanned as UPC-A or EAN-13 normalises to one value.
CsvImportController::normalizeEan()canonicalises 12→13 before the checksum. CSV and TSV share this path (delimiter is auto-detected), so both imports are fixed by one change.LibriControllerstore()/update()apply the same canonicalisation to a manually enteredean, so a UPC typed into the book form dedups against the same barcode imported from a file.Tests
tests/import-upc-normalization-348.unit.php(9 checks): UPC-A → GTIN; with separators; bad checksum → null; EAN-13 unchanged; UPC-A and its zero-padded EAN-13 form normalise identically; 11/14-digit and empty/non-numeric → null.tests/import-upc-348.spec.js(E2E, CSV + tab-delimited "TSV"): import a book whose barcode is a 12-digit UPC-A through the real browser upload flow and assert the storedlibri.eanis the zero-prepended GTIN-13, with zero row errors. Both pass.PHPStan level 5 clean on the changed files.
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The app's import accepts a
.csv-named file and auto-detects the delimiter (;,,or TAB), so "TSV" here means tab-delimited content in a.csvfile — the E2E covers exactly that.Summary by CodeRabbit
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