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  • Adds an optional addressLine2 field to both sender and receiver address forms.
  • Updates Zod schemas, TypeScript types (implicitly via schema inference), and default form values to include addressLine2.
  • Modifies the UI in BillFromSection.tsx and BillToSection.tsx to include the new addressLine2 input field.
  • Reorders the zipCode field to appear below the city field in both sender and receiver address forms for improved layout.

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  • New Features

    • Added an optional "Apartment, suite, etc." address line field to both sender and receiver sections in the invoice form.
  • Style

    • Updated the order of address fields in the invoice form, moving the zip code input below the city input for improved clarity.

- Adds an optional `addressLine2` field to both sender and receiver address forms.
- Updates Zod schemas, TypeScript types (implicitly via schema inference), and default form values to include `addressLine2`.
- Modifies the UI in `BillFromSection.tsx` and `BillToSection.tsx` to include the new `addressLine2` input field.
- Reorders the `zipCode` field to appear below the `city` field in both sender and receiver address forms for improved layout.
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The changes introduce a new optional "addressLine2" field to both sender and receiver address sections in the invoice form. The schemas and default values are updated to support this field, and the form layout is adjusted to include the new input for apartment or suite information, moving the zip code input further down.

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File(s) Change Summary
app/components/invoice/form/sections/BillFromSection.tsx Added "addressLine2" input for sender, moved zip code input below city input.
app/components/invoice/form/sections/BillToSection.tsx Added "addressLine2" input for receiver, moved zip code input below city input.
lib/schemas.ts Added optional "addressLine2" to InvoiceSenderSchema and InvoiceReceiverSchema.
lib/variables.ts Added "addressLine2" with default value to sender and receiver in FORM_DEFAULT_VALUES.

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sequenceDiagram
    participant User
    participant InvoiceForm
    participant Schema
    participant Variables

    User->>InvoiceForm: Fills in address fields (including addressLine2)
    InvoiceForm->>Schema: Validates addressLine2 (optional)
    InvoiceForm->>Variables: Uses default value for addressLine2 if not provided
    InvoiceForm-->>User: Displays form with addressLine2 input and validation feedback
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Actionable comments posted: 1

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app/components/invoice/form/sections/BillFromSection.tsx (1)

57-60: Consistent implementation with receiver form.

The addressLine2 field is properly implemented and maintains consistency with the BillToSection component. Please ensure the translation key form.steps.fromAndTo.addressLine2 exists across all locales (same verification needed as in BillToSection).

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  • app/components/invoice/form/sections/BillFromSection.tsx (1 hunks)
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  • lib/variables.ts (2 hunks)
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lib/variables.ts (1)

123-123: LGTM! Clean addition of addressLine2 default values.

The new addressLine2 field is properly added to both sender and receiver objects with appropriate empty string defaults, maintaining consistency across the form structure.

Also applies to: 134-134

lib/schemas.ts (1)

92-92: LGTM! Proper schema extension using existing validators.

The addressLine2 field is correctly added to both schemas using the existing stringOptional validator, ensuring consistent validation behavior and proper TypeScript type inference.

Also applies to: 104-104

app/components/invoice/form/sections/BillToSection.tsx (1)

67-71: Excellent reordering improvement.

Moving the zipCode field after the city field follows standard address form conventions and improves the user experience by creating a more logical flow.

app/components/invoice/form/sections/BillFromSection.tsx (1)

66-70: Perfect consistency with receiver form.

The zipCode field repositioning maintains symmetry between sender and receiver forms while following standard address form conventions.

Comment on lines +58 to 61
name="receiver.addressLine2"
label={_t("form.steps.fromAndTo.addressLine2")}
placeholder="Apartment, suite, etc. (Optional)"
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Verify translation key exists for addressLine2.

The new addressLine2 input field is well-implemented, but please ensure the translation key form.steps.fromAndTo.addressLine2 exists in all supported locales.


🏁 Script executed:

#!/bin/bash
# Description: Check if the addressLine2 translation key exists in translation files
# Expected: Find the addressLine2 key in locale files

# Search for addressLine2 in translation/locale files
fd -e json -e js -e ts | xargs rg -l "addressLine2|address.*line.*2" || echo "No translation files found with addressLine2"

# Also check for translation file patterns
fd "translation|locale|i18n" -t d

Length of output: 172


🏁 Script executed:

#!/bin/bash
# Description: Verify existence of the addressLine2 translation key in locale JSON files

# Search in i18n/locales directory
rg -Rn '"addressLine2"' -g '*.json' i18n/locales || echo "❌ No translation for addressLine2 found in i18n/locales"

# Search in any locale folders under app/
rg -Rn '"addressLine2"' -g '*.json' app || echo "❌ No translation for addressLine2 found in app locale files"

Length of output: 1152


🏁 Script executed:

#!/bin/bash
# Description: Correctly search for the full translation key in JSON, JS, and TS locale files

# Look for the exact key in all JSON, JS, and TS files under i18n/locales and app locale dirs
rg -F -n 'form.steps.fromAndTo.addressLine2' -g '*.{json,js,ts}' i18n/locales app || \
  echo "❌ Translation key 'form.steps.fromAndTo.addressLine2' not found in locale files"

Length of output: 256


Add missing translation key for addressLine2

The key form.steps.fromAndTo.addressLine2 isn’t defined in any locale files, so the placeholder won’t be translated. Please add it in all supported languages.

• Locale files under i18n/locales/**/*.json
• Locale folders in app/[locale]/**/*.json

Example entry to add in each JSON:

{
  "form": {
    "steps": {
      "fromAndTo": {
        "addressLine2": "Apartment, suite, etc. (Optional)"
      }
    }
  }
}
🤖 Prompt for AI Agents
In app/components/invoice/form/sections/BillToSection.tsx around lines 58 to 61,
the translation key form.steps.fromAndTo.addressLine2 used for the addressLine2
input label is missing in the locale JSON files. To fix this, add the key
form.steps.fromAndTo.addressLine2 with the value "Apartment, suite, etc.
(Optional)" to all supported locale JSON files under i18n/locales/**/*.json and
app/[locale]/**/*.json, ensuring consistent translations across languages.

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al1abb commented Jul 29, 2025

The PR causes UI problems with addressLine2 input. This is because of the fact that the translations for addressLine2 are missing

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