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41 changes: 41 additions & 0 deletions lib/features/order/providers/exchange_rate_provider.dart
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import 'package:flutter_riverpod/flutter_riverpod.dart';

import 'package:mostro/core/mostro_defaults.dart';
import 'package:mostro/features/settings/widgets/mostro_node_selector.dart';
import 'package:mostro/src/rust/api/nostr.dart' as nostr_api;

/// Price of one BTC in [fiatCode], as published by the active Mostro node in
/// its Kind 30078 (`d` = `mostro-rates`) event.
///
/// Exists so a market-price order can be checked against the node's sats
/// limits before it is submitted (#337): the daemon prices such an order from
/// this same rate, so it is the number its range check will use.
///
/// Reads the node pubkey from [mostroPubkeyProvider], like
/// `mostroNodeProvider`, so the rate always belongs to the node the order will
/// be sent to.
///
/// Resolves to `null` whenever the node has no usable rate to give — it
/// publishes none (publishing is optional), the event has expired, or it
/// quotes no such currency — and an unreachable relay surfaces as an error.
/// Callers must treat both as "not checkable" and submit anyway, leaving the
/// daemon as the authority, which is what PR #302 chose for fixed-sats
/// amounts.
///
/// `autoDispose` and keyed by currency: switching currency starts a fetch for
/// the new one, which the Rust-side cache usually answers without another
/// relay query.
final exchangeRateProvider =
FutureProvider.autoDispose.family<double?, String>((ref, fiatCode) async {
final code = fiatCode.trim();
if (code.isEmpty) return null;

final pubkey = ref.watch(mostroPubkeyProvider);
final resolvedPubkey =
pubkey.trim().isEmpty ? defaultMostroPubkey : pubkey.trim();

return nostr_api.fetchExchangeRate(
mostroPubkeyHex: resolvedPubkey,
fiatCode: code,
);
});
113 changes: 102 additions & 11 deletions lib/features/order/screens/add_order_screen.dart
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Expand Up @@ -10,12 +10,15 @@ import 'package:mostro/core/automation/automation_ids.dart';
import 'package:mostro/core/daemon_errors.dart';
import 'package:mostro/features/order/widgets/currency_section.dart';
import 'package:mostro/features/settings/providers/settings_provider.dart';
import 'package:mostro/features/about/models/mostro_instance.dart';
import 'package:mostro/features/about/providers/mostro_node_provider.dart';
import 'package:mostro/features/order/providers/exchange_rate_provider.dart';
import 'package:mostro/features/order/widgets/order_preset_selector.dart';
import 'package:mostro/features/order/widgets/payment_method_section.dart';
import 'package:mostro/features/order/widgets/price_section.dart';
import 'package:mostro/features/trades/providers/trades_providers.dart'
show refreshTrades;
import 'package:mostro/shared/utils/order_amount_limits.dart';
import 'package:mostro/src/rust/api/orders.dart' as rust_orders;
import 'package:mostro/src/rust/api/types.dart';

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return null;
}

/// Returns the node's accepted `(min, max)` sats range, and that range in
/// fiat, when a market-price order's amount prices outside it, otherwise null.
///
/// Pure and testable, like [satsOutOfNodeRange] above, which is the fixed-sats
/// counterpart. Takes every amount the daemon will price — one for a
/// single-amount order, both ends for a range order — because the daemon
/// prices each of them and rejects the order if any one is out of range
/// (`mostro/src/app/order.rs`). Fails open on anything it cannot judge; see
/// [fiatOutOfNodeRange].
@visibleForTesting
({int minSats, int maxSats, FiatAmountLimits limits})?
marketAmountsOutOfNodeRange(
List<String> fiatAmounts,
int? minOrder,
int? maxOrder,
double? rate,
) {
for (final amount in fiatAmounts) {
final error = fiatOutOfNodeRange(amount, minOrder, maxOrder, rate);
if (error != null) return error;
}
return null;
}

class _AddOrderScreenState extends ConsumerState<AddOrderScreen> {
final _amountController = TextEditingController();
final _minController = TextEditingController();
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}
}

/// [marketAmountsOutOfNodeRange] over whichever amount fields are in play.
({int minSats, int maxSats, FiatAmountLimits limits})? _fiatRangeError(
MostroInstance? node,
double? rate,
) =>
marketAmountsOutOfNodeRange(
_isRange
? [_minController.text, _maxController.text]
: [_amountController.text],
node?.minOrderAmount,
node?.maxOrderAmount,
rate,
);

/// The out-of-range warning to show under the price card, or null when the
/// entered amount is fine — or cannot be checked at all, in which case the
/// daemon stays the only authority.
String? _rangeWarning({
required AppLocalizations l10n,
required ({int min, int max})? satsRangeError,
required ({int minSats, int maxSats, FiatAmountLimits limits})?
fiatRangeError,
required String fiatCode,
}) {
if (satsRangeError != null) {
return l10n.orderAmountOutOfRange(satsRangeError.min, satsRangeError.max);
}
if (fiatRangeError == null) return null;
// The sats bounds mean nothing to most users, so a market-price range is
// shown in the currency they typed in. Sats are the fallback for when the
// whole valid range is under one fiat unit, leaving no enterable whole
// number to name.
final limits = fiatRangeError.limits;
return limits.isDisplayable
? l10n.orderAmountOutOfRangeFiat(
limits.minFiat,
limits.maxFiat,
fiatCode,
)
: l10n.orderAmountOutOfRange(
fiatRangeError.minSats,
fiatRangeError.maxSats,
);
}

bool _checkValid(
List<String> selectedMethods,
String customMethod,
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// out of the node's sats range, but re-check here so no code path submits
// an out-of-range fixed-sats order (#282).
final node = ref.read(mostroNodeProvider).valueOrNull;
final fiatCode = ref.read(selectedFiatCodeProvider);
final outOfRange = !isMarket && !_isRange && fixedSatsStr.isNotEmpty
? satsOutOfNodeRange(
fixedSatsStr, node?.minOrderAmount, node?.maxOrderAmount)
: null;
final fiatOutOfRange = isMarket
? _fiatRangeError(
node,
ref.read(exchangeRateProvider(fiatCode)).valueOrNull,
)
: null;
if (_submitting ||
!_checkValid(selectedMethods, customMethod, isMarket, fixedSatsStr) ||
outOfRange != null) {
outOfRange != null ||
fiatOutOfRange != null) {
return;
}
setState(() => _submitting = true);

try {
final fiatCode = ref.read(selectedFiatCodeProvider);
final isMarket = ref.read(isMarketPriceProvider);
final premium = isMarket ? ref.read(premiumValueProvider) : 0.0;
final fixedSatsStr = ref.read(fixedSatsProvider);
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? satsOutOfNodeRange(
fixedSatsStr, node?.minOrderAmount, node?.maxOrderAmount)
: null;
// Watched rather than read on submit, so the fetch is already in flight by
// the time an amount is typed. Null while it is — and for good when the
// node publishes no rate — which fails the check open (#337).
final rate = isMarket
? ref.watch(exchangeRateProvider(fiatCode)).valueOrNull
: null;
final fiatRangeError = isMarket ? _fiatRangeError(node, rate) : null;
final isValid =
_checkValid(selectedMethods, customMethod, isMarket, fixedSatsStr) &&
satsRangeError == null;
satsRangeError == null &&
fiatRangeError == null;
final l10n = AppLocalizations.of(context);
final rangeWarning = _rangeWarning(
l10n: l10n,
satsRangeError: satsRangeError,
fiatRangeError: fiatRangeError,
fiatCode: fiatCode,
);

return Scaffold(
appBar: AppBar(title: Text(l10n.creatingNewOrderTitle)),
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color: cardBg,
child: const PriceSection(),
),
// Out-of-range warning for fixed-sats orders (#282): show the node's
// accepted range so the user can correct it before submitting,
// instead of the daemon rejecting the order after the fact.
if (satsRangeError != null) ...[
// Out-of-range warning, for fixed-sats (#282) and market-price
// (#337) orders alike: show the node's accepted range so the user can
// correct it before submitting, instead of the daemon rejecting the
// order after the fact.
if (rangeWarning != null) ...[
const SizedBox(height: AppSpacing.sm),
Padding(
padding: const EdgeInsets.symmetric(horizontal: AppSpacing.sm),
child: Text(
l10n.orderAmountOutOfRange(
satsRangeError.min,
satsRangeError.max,
),
rangeWarning,
style: TextStyle(
color: colors?.destructiveRed ?? const Color(0xFFD84D4D),
fontSize: 13,
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"minHint": "Min",
"maxHint": "Max",
"orderAmountOutOfRange": "Der Betrag muss für diesen Mostro-Knoten zwischen {min} und {max} Sats liegen",
"orderAmountOutOfRangeFiat": "Der Betrag muss für diesen Mostro-Knoten zwischen {min} und {max} {currency} liegen",
"fiatAmountHint": "Fiat-Betrag",
"enterAmountForPreview": "Gib einen Betrag ein, um eine Live-Vorschau zu sehen.",
"previewLabel": "VORSCHAU",
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"max": {"type": "int"}
}
},
"orderAmountOutOfRangeFiat": "Amount must be between {min} and {max} {currency} for this Mostro node",
"@orderAmountOutOfRangeFiat": {
"description": "Shown when a market-price order amount converts outside the node min/max order amount, with the range expressed in the user's fiat currency",
"placeholders": {
"min": {"type": "int"},
"max": {"type": "int"},
"currency": {"type": "String"}
}
},
"fiatAmountHint": "Fiat amount",
"@fiatAmountHint": {"description": "Hint for the fiat amount input"},
"enterAmountForPreview": "Enter an amount to see a live preview.",
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"minHint": "Mín",
"maxHint": "Máx",
"orderAmountOutOfRange": "El monto debe estar entre {min} y {max} sats para este nodo Mostro",
"orderAmountOutOfRangeFiat": "El monto debe estar entre {min} y {max} {currency} para este nodo Mostro",
"fiatAmountHint": "Monto fiat",
"enterAmountForPreview": "Ingresa un monto para ver una vista previa en vivo.",
"previewLabel": "VISTA PREVIA",
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"minHint": "Min",
"maxHint": "Max",
"orderAmountOutOfRange": "Le montant doit être compris entre {min} et {max} sats pour ce nœud Mostro",
"orderAmountOutOfRangeFiat": "Le montant doit être compris entre {min} et {max} {currency} pour ce nœud Mostro",
"fiatAmountHint": "Montant fiat",
"enterAmountForPreview": "Saisissez un montant pour voir un aperçu en direct.",
"previewLabel": "APERÇU",
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"minHint": "Min",
"maxHint": "Max",
"orderAmountOutOfRange": "L'importo deve essere compreso tra {min} e {max} sats per questo nodo Mostro",
"orderAmountOutOfRangeFiat": "L'importo deve essere compreso tra {min} e {max} {currency} per questo nodo Mostro",
"fiatAmountHint": "Importo fiat",
"enterAmountForPreview": "Inserisci un importo per vedere un'anteprima in tempo reale.",
"previewLabel": "ANTEPRIMA",
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92 changes: 92 additions & 0 deletions lib/shared/utils/order_amount_limits.dart
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import 'dart:math';

import 'package:flutter/foundation.dart';

/// Expresses a Mostro node's sats order limits in the fiat currency the user
/// types in, so a market-price order can be checked before it is submitted
/// (#337).
///
/// A market-price order carries no sats amount: the daemon derives one from
/// the fiat amount at its own rate and rejects the order with
/// `OutOfRangeSatsAmount` when the result falls outside
/// `min_order_amount`/`max_order_amount`. Everything here mirrors that
/// derivation so the client reaches the same verdict beforehand.

/// Sats per BTC.
const int _satsPerBtc = 100000000;

/// The sats amount the daemon will price [fiat] at, given [rate] (the price of
/// one BTC in that fiat).
///
/// Truncates rather than rounds, because that is what the daemon does:
/// `(fiat_amount / price * 1E8) as i64` (`mostro/src/app/order.rs`). Rounding
/// up would let the client accept an amount one sat below the node's minimum
/// and still see it rejected — the exact surprise this check exists to remove.
int satsFromFiat(double fiat, double rate) =>
(fiat / rate * _satsPerBtc).truncate();
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P2 Badge Validate the fiat amount serialized onto the wire

For decimal inputs, this computes sats from the original double, but new_order converts fixed and range fiat amounts to i64 in rust/src/mostro/actions.rs:48-50 before the daemon receives them. For example, with a 30,000 rate and a 3,334-sat minimum, 1.1 is accepted here as 3,666 sats but is transmitted as 1, which the daemon prices at 3,333 sats and rejects. Perform this protocol conversion and validation in Rust, or normalize the fiat value exactly as the wire path does before comparing it.

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/// A node's sats limits converted to whole fiat units.
@immutable
class FiatAmountLimits {
const FiatAmountLimits({required this.minFiat, required this.maxFiat});

final int minFiat;
final int maxFiat;

/// Whether the range is worth showing. False when the node's whole valid
/// range collapses below one unit of fiat, leaving no enterable whole
/// number; callers then fall back to the raw sats bounds.
bool get isDisplayable => minFiat >= 1 && maxFiat >= minFiat;
}

/// Converts the node's sats limits to whole-fiat bounds at [rate].
///
/// The minimum rounds up and the maximum rounds down, so every whole number
/// inside the returned range converts back to a sats amount inside the node's
/// real range — a bound shown to the user is never itself rejected. The
/// minimum is floored at 1 because the amount field takes whole numbers only.
FiatAmountLimits fiatAmountLimits({
required int minSats,
required int maxSats,
required double rate,
}) {
if (rate <= 0) return const FiatAmountLimits(minFiat: 0, maxFiat: 0);

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According to the Dart SDK documentation, do double.tryParse('Infinity')anddouble.tryParse('NaN')return non-finite doubles, and dotruncate()orceil() throw for those values?

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Yes, according to the Dart SDK documentation, double.tryParse('Infinity') and double.tryParse('NaN') return the respective non-finite double values (Infinity and NaN) [1][2]. Both truncate and ceil throw an UnsupportedError if called on a non-finite double, such as NaN or Infinity [3][4][5]. This is because these methods are designed to return an integer representation, which is not defined for non-finite values [3][4][5]. Conversely, methods like truncateToDouble and ceilToDouble do not throw for non-finite values and instead return the value unmodified [5][6].

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Reject non-finite amounts and rates.

Infinity and NaN pass the positivity checks in fiatOutOfNodeRange and _checkValid. They can reach truncate() or ceil(), which throw during rebuild or submission validation. Reject non-finite values before conversion and in _checkValid. Add regression tests for Infinity, -Infinity, and NaN.

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In `@lib/shared/utils/order_amount_limits.dart` at line 53, Validate that amounts
and rates are finite before conversion in fiatOutOfNodeRange and within
_checkValid, rejecting Infinity, -Infinity, and NaN rather than allowing them to
reach truncate() or ceil(). Add regression coverage for all three non-finite
values.

return FiatAmountLimits(
minFiat: max(1, (minSats / _satsPerBtc * rate).ceil()),
maxFiat: (maxSats / _satsPerBtc * rate).floor(),
);
}

/// Returns the node's accepted range — in sats, and converted to fiat — when
/// the entered market-price [fiatStr] prices outside it, otherwise null.
///
/// Pure and testable, like `satsOutOfNodeRange` in `add_order_screen.dart`,
/// its fixed-sats counterpart. Fails open on everything it cannot
/// judge: no rate ([rate] null or non-positive, i.e. the node publishes none),
/// a node advertising only one bound, or an amount that is not a positive
/// number. In those cases the daemon stays the only authority, exactly as it
/// was before this check existed.
({int minSats, int maxSats, FiatAmountLimits limits})? fiatOutOfNodeRange(
String fiatStr,
int? minOrder,
int? maxOrder,
double? rate,
) {
if (minOrder == null || maxOrder == null) return null;
if (rate == null || rate <= 0) return null;
final fiat = double.tryParse(fiatStr.trim());
if (fiat == null || fiat <= 0) return null;

final sats = satsFromFiat(fiat, rate);
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P2 Badge Reject non-finite fiat values before converting to sats

Because the amount fields have no input formatter, pasted values such as Infinity or 1e309 parse successfully and pass the positive-value check; calling truncate() on the resulting infinity then throws while the order screen is building. A sufficiently large finite amount can also overflow during multiplication and hit the same path. Check fiat.isFinite and the conversion result before truncating so malformed input makes the form invalid rather than crashing the screen.

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if (sats >= minOrder && sats <= maxOrder) return null;

return (
minSats: minOrder,
maxSats: maxOrder,
limits: fiatAmountLimits(
minSats: minOrder,
maxSats: maxOrder,
rate: rate,
),
);
}
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