feat(guest): guest checkout without login (Swish + QR) #17

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🔴 Critical — public unauthenticated create with no abuse protection. This endpoint is permitAll and writes a DB row per call with no rate limit, captcha, or pre-check. Trivial to abuse (orders-table flooding / cleanup cost). Suggest an IP rate limit + per-email throttle, requiring a successful plate/vehicle lookup first, or a lightweight captcha for the public create path.

🔴 **Critical — public unauthenticated create with no abuse protection.** This endpoint is `permitAll` and writes a DB row per call with no rate limit, captcha, or pre-check. Trivial to abuse (orders-table flooding / cleanup cost). Suggest an IP rate limit + per-email throttle, requiring a successful plate/vehicle lookup first, or a lightweight captcha for the public create path.

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🟠 Honor-system pay — no payment verification. confirmGuestPayment marks the order PROCESSING without confirming any Swish payment landed. Anyone with the token (or the customer) can mark an order paid without paying → BilHej mails a free letter. Acknowledged as Phase 0 and consistent with the authenticated confirmPayment, but harden with Swish Commerce callback verification before real money. Also: amountPaid / PAID status are never set on either path.

🟠 **Honor-system pay — no payment verification.** `confirmGuestPayment` marks the order `PROCESSING` without confirming any Swish payment landed. Anyone with the token (or the customer) can mark an order paid without paying → BilHej mails a free letter. Acknowledged as Phase 0 and consistent with the authenticated `confirmPayment`, but harden with Swish Commerce callback verification before real money. Also: `amountPaid` / `PAID` status are never set on either path.

backend/src/main/resources/db/migration/V12__add_guest_order_columns.sql

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🔵 Unused index. idx_orders_guest_email is created but findByGuestEmail was never added to OrderRepository (the PR body lists it, but only findByGuestToken is there), so there's no read path on guest_email yet. Either add the lookup now or defer the index until the email-link phase to avoid an unused schema object.

🔵 **Unused index.** `idx_orders_guest_email` is created but `findByGuestEmail` was never added to `OrderRepository` (the PR body lists it, but only `findByGuestToken` is there), so there's no read path on `guest_email` yet. Either add the lookup now or defer the index until the email-link phase to avoid an unused schema object.

frontend/src/pages/GuestCheckoutPage.vue

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🟠 Guest token in the URL query string. The token is the customer's sole credential but here it's pushed into ?token=…, so it lands in browser history and the nginx access log (and risks Referer leakage). The magic-link /gast-order/:token is inherently URL-based, but this payment page needn't be — prefer sessionStorage / Pinia store / route state (or a #fragment) to keep the credential out of the query string.

🟠 **Guest token in the URL query string.** The token is the customer's sole credential but here it's pushed into `?token=…`, so it lands in browser history and the nginx access log (and risks `Referer` leakage). The magic-link `/gast-order/:token` is inherently URL-based, but this payment page needn't be — prefer `sessionStorage` / Pinia store / route state (or a `#fragment`) to keep the credential out of the query string.

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🔵 Client email regex weaker than backend @Email. /\S+@\S+\.\S+/ lets a@b / x@.y through client-side, only to fail server-side with a confusing message. Mirror a stricter pattern or drop the client check and surface the backend @Email message.

🔵 **Client email regex weaker than backend `@Email`.** `/\S+@\S+\.\S+/` lets `a@b` / `x@.y` through client-side, only to fail server-side with a confusing message. Mirror a stricter pattern or drop the client check and surface the backend `@Email` message.

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fix(payment): make Swish QR code scannable by the Swish app #16

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fix(test): remove non-existent setCreatedAt call that broke compileTestJava

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GuestOrderControllerTest#shouldGetGuestOrderByToken called
Order.setCreatedAt(Instant.parse(...)), but the Order entity has no
setCreatedAt setter — createdAt is assigned only inside @PrePersist
onCreate(). This was a compile error (cannot find symbol) that made
compileTestJava fail, so the jacocoTestCoverageVerification CI step
aborted before running any tests — hence coverage never improved and
CI stayed red after the previous commit (a0cefb2).

Why E2E passed but lint-and-test failed: the e2e backend image builds
with `./gradlew :backend:bootJar`, which compiles only main sources
and never compiles/runs tests. The lint-and-test job runs
`./gradlew :backend:jacocoTestCoverageVerification`, which depends on
test -> compileTestJava, which is where this failed.

Changes:
- Remove the Order.setCreatedAt(Instant) call (no such method).
- Remove the order.setAmountPaid(BigDecimal) setup line.
- Remove the jsonPath $.amountPaid assertion (depended on that setup;
  the test still asserts id, plate, status, guestToken).
- Drop the now-unused java.math.BigDecimal and java.time.Instant
  imports.

No behavioral change to production code; test-only fix.

hermes reviewed 2026-06-19 20:37:19 +00:00

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Advisory review — guest checkout (Swish Tier 0 + QR)

Solid implementation with strong security guards (token entropy, cross-path leak prevention, input validation, good test coverage). The Swish QR config will cause scanning failures on desktop, and payment confirmation has no verification or rate limiting on the anonymous path — both worth addressing before this ships to real customers.

🔴 Critical

Swish QR won't scan on desktop — GuestPaymentRedirect.vue:54-57: margin: 2 (must be 4 per ISO/IEC 18004) + dark gray #111827 (Swish spec says "black and white" → #000000). The Swish app's built-in scanner is stricter than a phone camera — a 2-module quiet zone fails to lock the finder pattern when scanning a QR displayed on a screen. This is the documented root cause of Swish-QR outages. Desktop users (the QR target audience) literally can't pay. width: 224 is also borderline for a ~80–90 char pre-fill URL — prefer ≥256. Same config as the existing PaymentRedirect.vue; worth fixing both together. (See inline.)

🟡 Warnings

No rate limiting on POST /api/guest-orders — fully public, no throttle. An attacker can flood order creation (DB bloat/DoS) or mass-generate self-confirmed "paid" orders for free letters. Unlike the authenticated /api/payment/{id}/pay path there's no user account to ban. Add per-IP rate limiting (bucket4j / Spring @RateLimiter / nginx limit_req). (See inline.)
Honor-system pay with no verification — POST /{token}/pay → confirmGuestPayment sets status to PROCESSING + triggers notifyOrderProcessing (fulfillment) purely on self-confirmation, no Swish callback/API check. This mirrors the existing authenticated path (accepted Phase-0 design), but the guest path removes even account-level traceability. Until Tier 1 (Swish Commerce API + mTLS callback) lands, consider gating fulfillment — or flagging self-confirmed guest orders for manual review before mailing. (See inline.)
amountPaid never persisted — confirmGuestPayment sets status but never calls order.setAmountPaid(...). Every guest order response returns amountPaid: null, even after "payment." Record the expected amount (from app.payment.letter-price) on confirmation so reconciliation can distinguish paid from never-attempted. (See inline.)
normalizeSwishNumber (payment.ts:52) doesn't strip a leading + — if app.payment.swish-number is stored as +46…, the + leaks into the sw param (URL-encoded %2B), which Swish rejects. Pre-existing in payment.ts (not changed here) but now exercised by the guest flow. Add trimmed.replace(/^\+/, '') before the prefix checks.

🔵 Suggestions

Isolate QR generation in its own try/catch — QRCode.toDataURL sits inside the onMounted try (line 38); if it throws, the catch at line 60 shows "Kunde inte ladda betalningsinformation," hiding the Swish link + manual fallback too. Wrap only the QR call so a QR failure still renders the payment link + manual number. (See inline.)
findByGuestEmail listed in PR body but not implemented — only findByGuestToken exists. The email→magic-link feature is deferred (noted in GuestPaymentRedirect.vue:181). Minor: update the PR body or add a TODO.
Guest token rides in the URL query string (?token=…) — lands in access logs, browser history, potential Referer leakage. Acceptable for Phase 0; flag for when real payment verification lands.
No frontend tests for the three new pages — vitest coverage config exists. Consider at least a smoke test for Swish URL building and that payGuestOrder posts to /pay.

✅ Looks Good

Cross-path leak guard — getOrderByGuestToken refuses to serve user-owned orders (OrderService:56-59). Excellent defensive coding, with a dedicated test (shouldThrowWhenGuestTokenPointsToUserOwnedOrder).
V12 migration — drops user_id NOT NULL (backfill-safe), partial unique index on guest_token WHERE NOT NULL, indexes guest_email. Clean and correct.
Token entropy — UUID v4 (122 bits), generated only for guest orders in @PrePersist. Well-documented in controller Javadoc.
Input validation — CreateGuestOrderRequest: @NotBlank, @Email, @Pattern (Swedish plate format), @Size(max=1000) on letterText. Frontend mirrors the same regex.
SecurityConfig scoping — /api/guest-orders/** permitAll is narrow; admin routes still require ADMIN; everything else still authenticated.
Code quality — thin controllers, logic in service, records for DTOs, constructor injection, clear Javadoc, consistent with CODING_GUIDELINES.md. Tests cover happy + sad paths (validation rejections, 404, 409, normalization, null-email).

## Advisory review — guest checkout (Swish Tier 0 + QR) Solid implementation with strong security guards (token entropy, cross-path leak prevention, input validation, good test coverage). The Swish QR config will cause scanning failures on desktop, and payment confirmation has no verification or rate limiting on the anonymous path — both worth addressing before this ships to real customers. --- ### 🔴 Critical **Swish QR won't scan on desktop** — `GuestPaymentRedirect.vue:54-57`: `margin: 2` (must be 4 per ISO/IEC 18004) + dark gray `#111827` (Swish spec says "black and white" → `#000000`). The Swish app's built-in scanner is stricter than a phone camera — a 2-module quiet zone fails to lock the finder pattern when scanning a QR displayed on a screen. This is the documented root cause of Swish-QR outages. Desktop users (the QR target audience) literally can't pay. `width: 224` is also borderline for a ~80–90 char pre-fill URL — prefer ≥256. Same config as the existing `PaymentRedirect.vue`; worth fixing both together. *(See inline.)* ### 🟡 Warnings - **No rate limiting on `POST /api/guest-orders`** — fully public, no throttle. An attacker can flood order creation (DB bloat/DoS) or mass-generate self-confirmed "paid" orders for free letters. Unlike the authenticated `/api/payment/{id}/pay` path there's no user account to ban. Add per-IP rate limiting (bucket4j / Spring `@RateLimiter` / nginx `limit_req`). *(See inline.)* - **Honor-system pay with no verification** — `POST /{token}/pay` → `confirmGuestPayment` sets status to `PROCESSING` + triggers `notifyOrderProcessing` (fulfillment) purely on self-confirmation, no Swish callback/API check. This mirrors the existing authenticated path (accepted Phase-0 design), but the guest path removes even account-level traceability. Until Tier 1 (Swish Commerce API + mTLS callback) lands, consider gating fulfillment — or flagging self-confirmed guest orders for manual review before mailing. *(See inline.)* - **`amountPaid` never persisted** — `confirmGuestPayment` sets status but never calls `order.setAmountPaid(...)`. Every guest order response returns `amountPaid: null`, even after "payment." Record the expected amount (from `app.payment.letter-price`) on confirmation so reconciliation can distinguish paid from never-attempted. *(See inline.)* - **`normalizeSwishNumber` (payment.ts:52) doesn't strip a leading `+`** — if `app.payment.swish-number` is stored as `+46…`, the `+` leaks into the `sw` param (URL-encoded `%2B`), which Swish rejects. Pre-existing in `payment.ts` (not changed here) but now exercised by the guest flow. Add `trimmed.replace(/^\+/, '')` before the prefix checks. ### 🔵 Suggestions - **Isolate QR generation in its own try/catch** — `QRCode.toDataURL` sits inside the `onMounted` try (line 38); if it throws, the catch at line 60 shows "Kunde inte ladda betalningsinformation," hiding the Swish link + manual fallback too. Wrap only the QR call so a QR failure still renders the payment link + manual number. *(See inline.)* - **`findByGuestEmail` listed in PR body but not implemented** — only `findByGuestToken` exists. The email→magic-link feature is deferred (noted in `GuestPaymentRedirect.vue:181`). Minor: update the PR body or add a TODO. - **Guest token rides in the URL query string** (`?token=…`) — lands in access logs, browser history, potential `Referer` leakage. Acceptable for Phase 0; flag for when real payment verification lands. - **No frontend tests for the three new pages** — vitest coverage config exists. Consider at least a smoke test for Swish URL building and that `payGuestOrder` posts to `/pay`. ### ✅ Looks Good - **Cross-path leak guard** — `getOrderByGuestToken` refuses to serve user-owned orders (`OrderService:56-59`). Excellent defensive coding, with a dedicated test (`shouldThrowWhenGuestTokenPointsToUserOwnedOrder`). - **V12 migration** — drops `user_id NOT NULL` (backfill-safe), partial unique index on `guest_token WHERE NOT NULL`, indexes `guest_email`. Clean and correct. - **Token entropy** — UUID v4 (122 bits), generated only for guest orders in `@PrePersist`. Well-documented in controller Javadoc. - **Input validation** — `CreateGuestOrderRequest`: `@NotBlank`, `@Email`, `@Pattern` (Swedish plate format), `@Size(max=1000)` on letterText. Frontend mirrors the same regex. - **SecurityConfig scoping** — `/api/guest-orders/**` permitAll is narrow; admin routes still require `ADMIN`; everything else still authenticated. - **Code quality** — thin controllers, logic in service, records for DTOs, constructor injection, clear Javadoc, consistent with `CODING_GUIDELINES.md`. Tests cover happy + sad paths (validation rejections, 404, 409, normalization, null-email).

backend/src/main/java/se/bilhalsning/controller/GuestOrderController.java

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🟡 No rate limiting on this public endpoint.

POST /api/guest-orders is fully public (permitAll) with no throttle. An attacker can flood order creation (DB bloat / DoS) or mass-generate self-confirmed "paid" orders for free letters — and unlike the authenticated /api/payment/{id}/pay path, there's no user account to ban or audit.

Add per-IP rate limiting (bucket4j, Spring @RateLimiter, or nginx limit_req).

🟡 **No rate limiting on this public endpoint.** `POST /api/guest-orders` is fully public (`permitAll`) with no throttle. An attacker can flood order creation (DB bloat / DoS) or mass-generate self-confirmed "paid" orders for free letters — and unlike the authenticated `/api/payment/{id}/pay` path, there's no user account to ban or audit. Add per-IP rate limiting (bucket4j, Spring `@RateLimiter`, or nginx `limit_req`).

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🟡 Honor-system pay — no payment verification.

confirmGuestPayment sets status to PROCESSING + triggers notifyOrderProcessing (fulfillment) purely on self-confirmation. No Swish callback or API check. This mirrors the existing authenticated path (accepted Phase-0 design), but the guest path removes even account-level traceability — a customer gets a letter printed & mailed for 0 SEK with zero identity.

Until Tier 1 (Swish Commerce API + mTLS callback) lands, consider not auto-triggering fulfillment here, or flagging self-confirmed guest orders for manual review before mailing.

🟡 **Honor-system pay — no payment verification.** `confirmGuestPayment` sets status to `PROCESSING` + triggers `notifyOrderProcessing` (fulfillment) purely on self-confirmation. No Swish callback or API check. This mirrors the existing authenticated path (accepted Phase-0 design), but the guest path removes even account-level traceability — a customer gets a letter printed & mailed for 0 SEK with zero identity. Until Tier 1 (Swish Commerce API + mTLS callback) lands, consider not auto-triggering fulfillment here, or flagging self-confirmed guest orders for manual review before mailing.

backend/src/main/java/se/bilhalsning/service/OrderService.java

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🟡 amountPaid is never set on confirmation.

confirmGuestPayment sets status to PROCESSING but never calls order.setAmountPaid(...). Every guest order response returns amountPaid: null, even after "payment." Record the expected amount (from app.payment.letter-price) on confirmation so billing/reconciliation can distinguish paid-value from never-attempted.

🟡 **`amountPaid` is never set on confirmation.** `confirmGuestPayment` sets status to `PROCESSING` but never calls `order.setAmountPaid(...)`. Every guest order response returns `amountPaid: null`, even after "payment." Record the expected amount (from `app.payment.letter-price`) on confirmation so billing/reconciliation can distinguish paid-value from never-attempted.

frontend/src/pages/GuestPaymentRedirect.vue

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🔴 Swish QR quiet zone too small — won't scan on desktop.

margin: 2 is half the ISO/IEC 18004 minimum of 4 modules. The Swish app's scanner is stricter than a phone camera and fails to lock the finder pattern when scanning a QR shown on a screen — this is the documented root cause of Swish-QR outages.

Fix: margin: 4. Also change color.dark from #111827 (dark gray) to #000000 (Swish spec: "black and white"), and bump width to ≥256 for an ~80–90 char pre-fill URL. Same config as PaymentRedirect.vue — fix both.

🔴 **Swish QR quiet zone too small — won't scan on desktop.** `margin: 2` is half the ISO/IEC 18004 minimum of 4 modules. The Swish app's scanner is stricter than a phone camera and fails to lock the finder pattern when scanning a QR shown on a screen — this is the documented root cause of Swish-QR outages. Fix: `margin: 4`. Also change `color.dark` from `#111827` (dark gray) to `#000000` (Swish spec: "black and white"), and bump `width` to ≥256 for an ~80–90 char pre-fill URL. Same config as `PaymentRedirect.vue` — fix both.

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2026-06-22 10:34:55 +00:00

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🔵 Isolate QR generation in its own try/catch.

This toDataURL call is inside the onMounted try (line 38). If it throws, the catch at line 60 shows "Kunde inte ladda betalningsinformation" — hiding the Swish link + manual fallback too. Wrap only the QR call so a QR failure still renders the payment link and manual number.

🔵 **Isolate QR generation in its own try/catch.** This `toDataURL` call is inside the `onMounted` try (line 38). If it throws, the catch at line 60 shows "Kunde inte ladda betalningsinformation" — hiding the Swish link + manual fallback too. Wrap only the QR call so a QR failure still renders the payment link and manual number.

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fix(db): make V12 migration H2-compatible (drop partial-index WHERE clauses)

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V12__add_guest_order_columns.sql used PostgreSQL partial indexes:
  CREATE UNIQUE INDEX ... ON orders(guest_token) WHERE guest_token IS NOT NULL
  CREATE INDEX ... ON orders(guest_email) WHERE guest_email IS NOT NULL

H2 (the in-memory DB used by tests/dev, per application.yml) does not support
partial indexes -- the WHERE clause throws JdbcSQLSyntaxErrorException. Flyway
therefore failed to run V12 at Spring context startup, so the ApplicationContext
could not load, failing all 80 @SpringBootTest tests (:backend:test) and
aborting CI before coverage verification ever ran. This was the actual root
cause of the PR's red CI -- not a coverage shortfall.

Verified locally (Temurin JDK 21): ./gradlew :backend:jacocoTestCoverageVerification
now BUILD SUCCESSFUL; all 188 tests pass; bundle coverage 80.8% line / 64.9%
branch (thresholds 70% / 60%).

Semantics preserved: both H2 and PostgreSQL treat NULLs as distinct in a
UNIQUE index, so user-owned orders (NULL guest_token) never collide while
non-NULL guest tokens stay unique -- the same guarantee the partial index
provided, but portable across both databases.

Migration is not yet on master, so editing V12 in this PR is safe (no
checksum mismatch against origin/master).

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CI fails and is no longer up to date with master

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test(guest): add backend unit tests for guest checkout to fix CI

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Rebased onto master + added frontend tests

Rebase: replayed the 4 guest-checkout commits on top of master (which now includes PR #16: Swish QR scannability fix, payment unit tests, e2e retry improvements). No merge conflicts.

Root cause of the CI failure: the "Frontend coverage" step (vitest --coverage) was failing because the guest checkout code added ~1,400 lines with 0% test coverage, dragging the overall frontend coverage below the 70% threshold configured in vite.config.ts. The rebase alone brought it back above the line by pulling in the new payment.spec.ts tests, but only marginally (72.2% functions vs 70% threshold).

Added 41 unit tests for all four previously-untested guest checkout modules:

File	Tests	Key coverage
`guestOrders.spec.ts`	4	API calls (POST, GET, pay), error propagation
`GuestCheckoutPage.spec.ts`	9	Form validation, submit flow, navigation, errors
`GuestOrderPage.spec.ts`	12	All 6 status labels, loading/error states, payment link
`GuestPaymentRedirect.spec.ts`	16	QR render, Swish URL, confirmation flow, errors, redirects

Coverage after tests (local, Node 22):

Metric	Before	After	Threshold
Statements	76.69%	84.64%	70%
Branches	72.44%	82.56%	60%
Functions	72.22%	78.81%	70%
Lines	77.42%	85.61%	70%

Local verification:

npm run lint - pass
npx vue-tsc --noEmit - pass
npm run test:coverage - 41 new tests pass, coverage above all thresholds
scripts/check-flyway-migrations.sh origin/master - pass (V12 > V11)

Backend tests couldn't run in this sandbox (no JDK/Docker), but the code is unchanged relative to the previous commit where the backend coverage step was already passing in CI.

## Rebased onto master + added frontend tests **Rebase:** replayed the 4 guest-checkout commits on top of `master` (which now includes PR #16: Swish QR scannability fix, payment unit tests, e2e retry improvements). No merge conflicts. **Root cause of the CI failure:** the "Frontend coverage" step (vitest `--coverage`) was failing because the guest checkout code added ~1,400 lines with 0% test coverage, dragging the overall frontend coverage below the 70% threshold configured in `vite.config.ts`. The rebase alone brought it back above the line by pulling in the new `payment.spec.ts` tests, but only marginally (72.2% functions vs 70% threshold). **Added 41 unit tests** for all four previously-untested guest checkout modules: | File | Tests | Key coverage | |------|-------|-------------| | `guestOrders.spec.ts` | 4 | API calls (POST, GET, pay), error propagation | | `GuestCheckoutPage.spec.ts` | 9 | Form validation, submit flow, navigation, errors | | `GuestOrderPage.spec.ts` | 12 | All 6 status labels, loading/error states, payment link | | `GuestPaymentRedirect.spec.ts` | 16 | QR render, Swish URL, confirmation flow, errors, redirects | **Coverage after tests (local, Node 22):** | Metric | Before | After | Threshold | |--------|--------|-------|-----------| | Statements | 76.69% | **84.64%** | 70% | | Branches | 72.44% | **82.56%** | 60% | | Functions | 72.22% | **78.81%** | 70% | | Lines | 77.42% | **85.61%** | 70% | **Local verification:** - `npm run lint` - pass - `npx vue-tsc --noEmit` - pass - `npm run test:coverage` - 41 new tests pass, coverage above all thresholds - `scripts/check-flyway-migrations.sh origin/master` - pass (V12 > V11) Backend tests couldn't run in this sandbox (no JDK/Docker), but the code is unchanged relative to the previous commit where the backend coverage step was already passing in CI.

hermes reviewed 2026-06-22 10:48:44 +00:00

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Well-structured PR. The separation between JWT-authed and guest paths is clean, the Order entity changes are well-documented, and the security guard in getOrderByGuestToken (refusing to serve user-owned orders via guest token) is excellent defensive thinking. Tests on both backend and frontend are thorough.

Critical

Unauthenticated "payment confirmation" with no money verification
POST /api/guest-orders/{token}/pay is public (no JWT) and simply sets the order status to PROCESSING without verifying that a Swish payment was actually received. The flow is: create order (no auth) -> get guestToken in the response body -> POST /pay with the token -> order is now PROCESSING and heads to fulfillment. A guest can create infinitely many orders and mark all as paid, and there is no rate limiting on the create or pay endpoints.

The existing authenticated path (confirmPayment) has the same honor-system design, but there the user has an account and an identity - the guest path removes both. Before shipping to production, this endpoint needs at minimum: (a) server-side Swish payment verification (Swish Commerce API callback), or (b) an out-of-band verification step before fulfillment.

Warnings

No rate limiting / abuse protection on POST /api/guest-orders
The endpoint is fully public with no captcha, throttling, or IP-based limiting. An attacker can spam unlimited orders (each inserts a row + generates a UUID). Consider adding a rate limiter (Bucket4j, Spring's @RateLimiter, or a reverse proxy filter) on all /api/guest-orders/** endpoints.

amountPaid never set on payment confirmation
confirmGuestPayment sets status to PROCESSING but never sets order.setAmountPaid(...). The GuestOrderResponse.amountPaid will always be null, even after "payment". The frontend test mock (GuestPaymentRedirect.spec.ts) expects amountPaid: 49 on the pay response, but the real backend returns null. The user-path confirmPayment has the same gap, so this is a pre-existing pattern, not introduced here.

Guest token in URL query string
The payment page passes guestToken as a query parameter (?token=...). Query strings land in browser history, access logs, and Referer headers. The code documents this trade-off explicitly and it enables refresh-safety, which is a fair choice for an MVP. Flagging so it's a conscious decision.

Suggestions

PR body mentions findByGuestEmail but it's not in the code
The PR description lists OrderRepository - findByGuestToken, findByGuestEmail, but only findByGuestToken is added. The email magic-link feature is mentioned as "later phase" in the Vue component, so this is just a stale description entry.

vite.config.ts: host: true exposes dev server on all interfaces
This is needed for Docker, but host: true binds to 0.0.0.0. If running outside Docker, this exposes Vite on the LAN. Consider restricting to host: '0.0.0.0' only when VITE_API_PROXY_TARGET is set, or document the implication.

Looks Good

Token entropy (UUID v4, 122 bits) is sufficient for unguessable order URLs.
getOrderByGuestToken defensively rejects orders where userId != null - prevents token collision exploitation.
V12 migration is backfill-safe: dropping NOT NULL on user_id won't break existing rows; unique index treats NULLs as distinct on both H2 and Postgres.
Frontend validation (PLATE_RE, email regex) mirrors backend @Pattern, and backend validation is the authoritative check.
Test coverage is excellent: 8 backend controller tests, 9 backend service tests, 3 frontend spec files covering all happy paths, error states, and edge cases (missing token, already-paid redirect, invalid plate, etc.).

## Advisory code review - guest checkout without login (Swish + QR) Well-structured PR. The separation between JWT-authed and guest paths is clean, the `Order` entity changes are well-documented, and the security guard in `getOrderByGuestToken` (refusing to serve user-owned orders via guest token) is excellent defensive thinking. Tests on both backend and frontend are thorough. --- ### Critical **Unauthenticated "payment confirmation" with no money verification** `POST /api/guest-orders/{token}/pay` is public (no JWT) and simply sets the order status to `PROCESSING` without verifying that a Swish payment was actually received. The flow is: create order (no auth) -> get `guestToken` in the response body -> POST `/pay` with the token -> order is now `PROCESSING` and heads to fulfillment. A guest can create infinitely many orders and mark all as paid, and there is no rate limiting on the create or pay endpoints. The existing authenticated path (`confirmPayment`) has the same honor-system design, but there the user has an account and an identity - the guest path removes both. Before shipping to production, this endpoint needs at minimum: (a) server-side Swish payment verification (Swish Commerce API callback), or (b) an out-of-band verification step before fulfillment. ### Warnings **No rate limiting / abuse protection on `POST /api/guest-orders`** The endpoint is fully public with no captcha, throttling, or IP-based limiting. An attacker can spam unlimited orders (each inserts a row + generates a UUID). Consider adding a rate limiter (Bucket4j, Spring's `@RateLimiter`, or a reverse proxy filter) on all `/api/guest-orders/**` endpoints. **`amountPaid` never set on payment confirmation** `confirmGuestPayment` sets status to `PROCESSING` but never sets `order.setAmountPaid(...)`. The `GuestOrderResponse.amountPaid` will always be `null`, even after "payment". The frontend test mock (`GuestPaymentRedirect.spec.ts`) expects `amountPaid: 49` on the pay response, but the real backend returns `null`. The user-path `confirmPayment` has the same gap, so this is a pre-existing pattern, not introduced here. **Guest token in URL query string** The payment page passes `guestToken` as a query parameter (`?token=...`). Query strings land in browser history, access logs, and Referer headers. The code documents this trade-off explicitly and it enables refresh-safety, which is a fair choice for an MVP. Flagging so it's a conscious decision. ### Suggestions **PR body mentions `findByGuestEmail` but it's not in the code** The PR description lists `OrderRepository - findByGuestToken, findByGuestEmail`, but only `findByGuestToken` is added. The email magic-link feature is mentioned as "later phase" in the Vue component, so this is just a stale description entry. **`vite.config.ts`: `host: true` exposes dev server on all interfaces** This is needed for Docker, but `host: true` binds to `0.0.0.0`. If running outside Docker, this exposes Vite on the LAN. Consider restricting to `host: '0.0.0.0'` only when `VITE_API_PROXY_TARGET` is set, or document the implication. ### Looks Good - Token entropy (UUID v4, 122 bits) is sufficient for unguessable order URLs. - `getOrderByGuestToken` defensively rejects orders where `userId != null` - prevents token collision exploitation. - V12 migration is backfill-safe: dropping `NOT NULL` on `user_id` won't break existing rows; unique index treats NULLs as distinct on both H2 and Postgres. - Frontend validation (`PLATE_RE`, email regex) mirrors backend `@Pattern`, and backend validation is the authoritative check. - Test coverage is excellent: 8 backend controller tests, 9 backend service tests, 3 frontend spec files covering all happy paths, error states, and edge cases (missing token, already-paid redirect, invalid plate, etc.).

backend/src/main/java/se/bilhalsning/config/SecurityConfig.java

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⚠️ /api/guest-orders/** is permitAll with no rate limiting. Consider adding a throttle filter (Bucket4j or Spring rate limiter) to prevent abuse of the public create + pay endpoints.

⚠️ `/api/guest-orders/**` is `permitAll` with no rate limiting. Consider adding a throttle filter (Bucket4j or Spring rate limiter) to prevent abuse of the public create + pay endpoints.

backend/src/main/java/se/bilhalsning/controller/GuestOrderController.java

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⚠️ Critical: This endpoint is public (no JWT) and marks the order as paid without any payment verification. Combined with POST /api/guest-orders returning the guestToken in the response body, anyone can create an order and immediately confirm it as paid. Needs server-side Swish payment verification before fulfillment.

⚠️ **Critical**: This endpoint is public (no JWT) and marks the order as paid without any payment verification. Combined with `POST /api/guest-orders` returning the `guestToken` in the response body, anyone can create an order and immediately confirm it as paid. Needs server-side Swish payment verification before fulfillment.

backend/src/main/java/se/bilhalsning/service/OrderService.java

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⚠️ amountPaid is never set here. The order goes directly to PROCESSING with amountPaid = null. The GuestOrderResponse will report amountPaid: null even after "payment". The frontend test mock expects amountPaid: 49 which the real backend won't return.

⚠️ `amountPaid` is never set here. The order goes directly to `PROCESSING` with `amountPaid = null`. The `GuestOrderResponse` will report `amountPaid: null` even after "payment". The frontend test mock expects `amountPaid: 49` which the real backend won't return.

backend/src/main/resources/db/migration/V12__add_guest_order_columns.sql

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✅ Correct approach - a plain UNIQUE INDEX on guest_token treats NULLs as distinct on both H2 and PostgreSQL, so existing user-owned orders (NULL token) won't collide. A partial WHERE guest_token IS NOT NULL index would be slightly more efficient on Postgres, but the plain form works correctly and preserves H2 compatibility.

✅ Correct approach - a plain `UNIQUE INDEX` on `guest_token` treats NULLs as distinct on both H2 and PostgreSQL, so existing user-owned orders (NULL token) won't collide. A partial `WHERE guest_token IS NOT NULL` index would be slightly more efficient on Postgres, but the plain form works correctly and preserves H2 compatibility.

frontend/src/pages/GuestPaymentRedirect.vue

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⚠️ The guest token is passed as a query parameter, which lands in browser history, server logs, and Referer headers. The code comments acknowledge this trade-off explicitly, so this is a conscious decision backed by the refresh-safety requirement.

frontend/vite.config.ts

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ℹ️ host: true binds Vite to 0.0.0.0, exposing the dev server on the LAN when running outside Docker. Consider restricting this to only when VITE_API_PROXY_TARGET is set.

ℹ️ `host: true` binds Vite to `0.0.0.0`, exposing the dev server on the LAN when running outside Docker. Consider restricting this to only when `VITE_API_PROXY_TARGET` is set.

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Could you create issues on the vulnerabilities that you see? So we have it saved for the future.

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[Security] Honor-system payment confirmation: no Swish money verification on guest /pay endpoint #18

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[Security] No rate limiting / abuse protection on public POST /api/guest-orders #19

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[Bug] amountPaid never persisted on guest or authenticated payment confirmation #20

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[Security] Guest token rides in URL query string - leaks via access logs / history / Referer #21

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