@10x-media/form-builder 0.1.0-beta.1 → 0.1.0-beta.11

package/dist/consent/captureConsent.d.ts

@@ -1,28 +1,55 @@
 import { FormFieldInstance } from "../submissions/types.js";
-import { ConsentSourceRegistry } from "./registry.js";
+import { ConsentSourceEntry, ConsentSourcePage } from "./types.js";
 import { Payload, PayloadRequest } from "payload";
 
 //#region src/consent/captureConsent.d.ts
+/** What a submission snapshots of the agreed wording. `'hash'` and `'text'` combine as `'both'`. */
+type ConsentSnapshotMode = 'hash' | 'text' | 'both' | false;
 type ConsentProof = {
-  agreed: boolean;
-  ref?: string;
-  versionRef?: string;
+  agreed: boolean; /** The source `id` the field referenced; empty when the author never picked one. */
+  source: string;
+  page?: ConsentSourcePage;
+  versionRef?: string; /** The source label at submit time, so an audit names the statement even after a rename or delete. */
+  name?: string; /** sha256 of the statement plain text agreed to: tamper-evident and PII-free. */
+  statementHash?: string; /** Plain-text snapshot of the statement agreed to, for a human-readable audit. */
+  statementText?: string;
   at: string;
 };
 /**
- * Build the authoritative consent proof at submit time: re-resolve the source server-side
- * (ignores any client ref), capturing a reference url -- never the policy text.
+ * The authoritative consent proof, built at submit time from the server's own view of the source
+ * (the field carries an id, never a statement, so there is nothing here the client could forge).
+ *
+ * Proof is id-based on purpose: it records which document was agreed to, so renaming, re-slugging,
+ * or re-routing the policy leaves every past proof intact and resolvable. `snapshot` additionally
+ * captures the agreed wording (a `statementHash`, the plain `statementText`, or both) plus the source
+ * `name`, so an audit shows exactly what was agreed to independent of later edits; `false` keeps the
+ * lean id-only proof. The snapshot is captured in every branch, including a refusal and a page-less
+ * source.
+ *
+ * Time-of-check/time-of-use: a visitor reads the wording resolved when the form loaded, but the
+ * snapshot here is re-resolved from the source at submit. If the source text changed in that window,
+ * the proof records the submit-time wording, not the exact bytes rendered earlier. This is
+ * deliberate, the server's live view is authoritative and the window is one visitor session; a form
+ * that must freeze the exact wording agreed to should version the source (drafts give a `versionRef`
+ * pinning the published version, below).
+ *
+ * `versionRef` is recorded only when the page's collection has drafts enabled, and then it is the
+ * published version document's own id. Versions without drafts get no `versionRef`, because there
+ * is no published/draft distinction to pin to: `_status` only exists under drafts, so a
+ * published-version lookup there matches nothing, and recording that as a version reference would
+ * be inventing one. Absent means absent, in both cases.
+ *
  * `now` is injected by the caller (`new Date().toISOString()`) for testability.
  */
 declare const captureConsent: (args: {
   field: FormFieldInstance;
-  agreed: boolean;
-  registry: ConsentSourceRegistry;
+  agreed: boolean; /** The host's resolved sources for this request (see `resolveConsentEntries`). */
+  entries: ConsentSourceEntry[];
   payload: Payload;
   req?: PayloadRequest;
-  locale: string;
-  now: string;
+  now: string; /** What to snapshot of the agreed wording (plugin option `consent.snapshot`); defaults to `'both'`. */
+  snapshot?: ConsentSnapshotMode;
 }) => Promise<ConsentProof>;
 //#endregion
-export { ConsentProof, captureConsent };
+export { ConsentProof, ConsentSnapshotMode, captureConsent };
 //# sourceMappingURL=captureConsent.d.ts.map

package/dist/consent/captureConsent.js

@@ -1,24 +1,71 @@
-import { resolveConsentLinks } from "./resolveConsentLinks.js";
+import { textOfBody } from "../actions/body/textOfBody.js";
+import { resolvePublishedVersionRef } from "./resolvePublishedVersionRef.js";
+import { createHash } from "node:crypto";
+import { hasDraftsEnabled } from "payload/shared";
 //#region src/consent/captureConsent.ts
 /**
-* Build the authoritative consent proof at submit time: re-resolve the source server-side
-* (ignores any client ref), capturing a reference url -- never the policy text.
+* The authoritative consent proof, built at submit time from the server's own view of the source
+* (the field carries an id, never a statement, so there is nothing here the client could forge).
+*
+* Proof is id-based on purpose: it records which document was agreed to, so renaming, re-slugging,
+* or re-routing the policy leaves every past proof intact and resolvable. `snapshot` additionally
+* captures the agreed wording (a `statementHash`, the plain `statementText`, or both) plus the source
+* `name`, so an audit shows exactly what was agreed to independent of later edits; `false` keeps the
+* lean id-only proof. The snapshot is captured in every branch, including a refusal and a page-less
+* source.
+*
+* Time-of-check/time-of-use: a visitor reads the wording resolved when the form loaded, but the
+* snapshot here is re-resolved from the source at submit. If the source text changed in that window,
+* the proof records the submit-time wording, not the exact bytes rendered earlier. This is
+* deliberate, the server's live view is authoritative and the window is one visitor session; a form
+* that must freeze the exact wording agreed to should version the source (drafts give a `versionRef`
+* pinning the published version, below).
+*
+* `versionRef` is recorded only when the page's collection has drafts enabled, and then it is the
+* published version document's own id. Versions without drafts get no `versionRef`, because there
+* is no published/draft distinction to pin to: `_status` only exists under drafts, so a
+* published-version lookup there matches nothing, and recording that as a version reference would
+* be inventing one. Absent means absent, in both cases.
+*
 * `now` is injected by the caller (`new Date().toISOString()`) for testability.
 */
 const captureConsent = async (args) => {
-	const resolved = await resolveConsentLinks(args.field, {
-		registry: args.registry,
-		payload: args.payload,
-		req: args.req,
-		locale: args.locale
+	const source = typeof args.field.source === "string" ? args.field.source : "";
+	const entry = source ? args.entries.find((candidate) => candidate.id === source) : void 0;
+	const snapshot = args.snapshot ?? "both";
+	const withSnapshot = (proof) => {
+		if (!entry || snapshot === false) return proof;
+		if (typeof entry.name === "string" && entry.name.trim().length > 0) proof.name = entry.name.trim();
+		const text = textOfBody(entry.statement);
+		if (text.length > 0) {
+			if (snapshot === "hash" || snapshot === "both") proof.statementHash = createHash("sha256").update(text).digest("hex");
+			if (snapshot === "text" || snapshot === "both") proof.statementText = text;
+		}
+		return proof;
+	};
+	const page = entry?.page;
+	if (!page) return withSnapshot({
+		agreed: args.agreed,
+		source,
+		at: args.now
 	});
-	const ref = resolved.links[0]?.url || void 0;
-	return {
+	const collection = args.payload.collections[page.relationTo];
+	const versionRef = collection && hasDraftsEnabled(collection.config) ? await resolvePublishedVersionRef({
+		payload: args.payload,
+		collection: page.relationTo,
+		id: page.id,
+		req: args.req
+	}) : null;
+	return withSnapshot({
 		agreed: args.agreed,
-		...ref ? { ref } : {},
-		...resolved.versionRef ? { versionRef: resolved.versionRef } : {},
+		source,
+		page: {
+			relationTo: page.relationTo,
+			id: page.id
+		},
+		...versionRef ? { versionRef } : {},
 		at: args.now
-	};
+	});
 };
 //#endregion
 export { captureConsent };

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package/dist/consent/consentSourcesField.d.ts

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+import { ArrayField, CollectionSlug, RichTextField } from "payload";
+
+//#region src/consent/consentSourcesField.d.ts
+type ConsentSourcesFieldOptions = {
+  /** Field name, i.e. what the row array is stored under. Defaults to `consentSources`. */name?: string; /** Field label. Defaults to the plugin's translated one. */
+  label?: ArrayField['label'];
+  /**
+   * Collections whose documents can be picked as a source's policy page. Omitted (the default):
+   * no page picker at all, so sources are statement-only and their proofs carry no page or
+   * version reference. Always stored polymorphically, even for a single slug (see below).
+   */
+  relationTo?: CollectionSlug | CollectionSlug[];
+  /**
+   * Whether the visitor-facing `statement` and `name` carry `localized: true`. Default `true`;
+   * Payload strips the flag on hosts without `localization`, so it is safe either way. Mirrors
+   * the plugin's `localizeContent` option, which this host-called factory cannot see.
+   */
+  localized?: boolean; /** Overrides the project's default richText editor for the `statement`, as `richText.editor` does plugin-side. */
+  editor?: RichTextField['editor'];
+};
+/**
+ * The consent sources array, for the host to place on any collection or global they own: a
+ * settings global, a tenants collection, a legal-pages parent, wherever the sources belong. The
+ * plugin never registers it and never guesses where it lives; a matching `consent.sources` resolver
+ * reads it back (see {@link ConsentSourcesResolver}), which is also where multi-tenant scoping goes:
+ * place this on the tenant-scoped document and have the resolver return only the sources of the
+ * tenant it derives from `req`.
+ *
+ * A row is a `name` (shown when picking the source on a form, and used as the policy link text
+ * beside the statement), the `statement` the visitor agrees to, and optionally the `page` that
+ * statement belongs to. The stable reference a consent field stores, and the only part that must
+ * outlive edits, is the row's own auto-assigned `id`: it survives a `name` edit or reordering,
+ * unlike a hand-authored key would. Authors fill in no version, no URL, and no document id by
+ * hand: the version is detected and recorded at submit time, and the page is a picker.
+ *
+ * `page` is always polymorphic, even when `relationTo` names a single collection, because a
+ * monomorphic relationship stores a bare id: the proof needs the collection alongside it to stay
+ * resolvable, and a host adding a second collection later would otherwise change the stored shape.
+ *
+ * ```ts
+ * // The host's own collection or global:
+ * fields: [consentSourcesField({ relationTo: ['pages', 'legal-notices'] })]
+ *
+ * // The plugin, reading it back:
+ * formBuilder({
+ *   consent: {
+ *     sources: async ({ req }) => {
+ *       const settings = await req.payload.findGlobal({ slug: 'settings', depth: 0, locale: req.locale, req })
+ *       return (settings.consentSources ?? []).map((row) => ({ ... }))
+ *     },
+ *   },
+ * })
+ * ```
+ *
+ * The resolver receives the whole form document, so derive tenant scoping from a field on it rather
+ * than reading the form back: reading the `forms` collection from the resolver re-enters this form's
+ * afterRead hook (the plugin guards against the resulting recursion, but the read is still wasted).
+ *
+ * A resolver reading its settings document must not thread the save's `req` into a `locale: 'all'`
+ * read from within a form's save validation: that flips `req.locale` to `all` and corrupts the
+ * localized write of the document being saved. It reads already-committed data, so no `req` is needed.
+ */
+declare const consentSourcesField: (options?: ConsentSourcesFieldOptions) => ArrayField;
+//#endregion
+export { ConsentSourcesFieldOptions, consentSourcesField };
+//# sourceMappingURL=consentSourcesField.d.ts.map

package/dist/consent/consentSourcesField.js

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+import { keys } from "../translations/keys.js";
+import { labelForKey } from "../translations/server.js";
+import { localizedIf } from "../fields/localizedIf.js";
+//#region src/consent/consentSourcesField.ts
+/**
+* The consent sources array, for the host to place on any collection or global they own: a
+* settings global, a tenants collection, a legal-pages parent, wherever the sources belong. The
+* plugin never registers it and never guesses where it lives; a matching `consent.sources` resolver
+* reads it back (see {@link ConsentSourcesResolver}), which is also where multi-tenant scoping goes:
+* place this on the tenant-scoped document and have the resolver return only the sources of the
+* tenant it derives from `req`.
+*
+* A row is a `name` (shown when picking the source on a form, and used as the policy link text
+* beside the statement), the `statement` the visitor agrees to, and optionally the `page` that
+* statement belongs to. The stable reference a consent field stores, and the only part that must
+* outlive edits, is the row's own auto-assigned `id`: it survives a `name` edit or reordering,
+* unlike a hand-authored key would. Authors fill in no version, no URL, and no document id by
+* hand: the version is detected and recorded at submit time, and the page is a picker.
+*
+* `page` is always polymorphic, even when `relationTo` names a single collection, because a
+* monomorphic relationship stores a bare id: the proof needs the collection alongside it to stay
+* resolvable, and a host adding a second collection later would otherwise change the stored shape.
+*
+* ```ts
+* // The host's own collection or global:
+* fields: [consentSourcesField({ relationTo: ['pages', 'legal-notices'] })]
+*
+* // The plugin, reading it back:
+* formBuilder({
+*   consent: {
+*     sources: async ({ req }) => {
+*       const settings = await req.payload.findGlobal({ slug: 'settings', depth: 0, locale: req.locale, req })
+*       return (settings.consentSources ?? []).map((row) => ({ ... }))
+*     },
+*   },
+* })
+* ```
+*
+* The resolver receives the whole form document, so derive tenant scoping from a field on it rather
+* than reading the form back: reading the `forms` collection from the resolver re-enters this form's
+* afterRead hook (the plugin guards against the resulting recursion, but the read is still wasted).
+*
+* A resolver reading its settings document must not thread the save's `req` into a `locale: 'all'`
+* read from within a form's save validation: that flips `req.locale` to `all` and corrupts the
+* localized write of the document being saved. It reads already-committed data, so no `req` is needed.
+*/
+const consentSourcesField = (options = {}) => {
+	const localize = options.localized !== false;
+	const relationTo = options.relationTo && (!Array.isArray(options.relationTo) || options.relationTo.length > 0) ? options.relationTo : void 0;
+	const pageField = relationTo ? [{
+		name: "page",
+		type: "relationship",
+		relationTo: Array.isArray(relationTo) ? relationTo : [relationTo],
+		label: labelForKey(keys.consentSourcePage),
+		admin: { description: labelForKey(keys.consentSourcePageDescription) }
+	}] : [];
+	return {
+		name: options.name ?? "consentSources",
+		type: "array",
+		label: options.label ?? labelForKey(keys.consentSourcesField),
+		labels: {
+			singular: labelForKey(keys.consentSourceSingular),
+			plural: labelForKey(keys.consentSourcePlural)
+		},
+		admin: {
+			description: labelForKey(keys.consentSourcesFieldDescription),
+			components: { RowLabel: "@10x-media/form-builder/client#ConsentSourceRowLabel" }
+		},
+		fields: [
+			{
+				name: "name",
+				type: "text",
+				label: labelForKey(keys.consentSourceLabel),
+				...localizedIf(localize)
+			},
+			{
+				name: "statement",
+				type: "richText",
+				label: labelForKey(keys.consentSourceStatement),
+				...options.editor ? { editor: options.editor } : {},
+				...localizedIf(localize)
+			},
+			...pageField
+		]
+	};
+};
+//#endregion
+export { consentSourcesField };
+
+//# sourceMappingURL=consentSourcesField.js.map

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package/dist/consent/resolveConsentEntries.d.ts

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+import { ConsentSourceEntry, ConsentSourcesResolver } from "./types.js";
+import { Payload, PayloadRequest } from "payload";
+
+//#region src/consent/resolveConsentEntries.d.ts
+type ResolveConsentEntriesArgs = {
+  payload: Payload;
+  req: PayloadRequest; /** The whole form being resolved; forwarded to the resolver, which casts for non-standard fields (e.g. tenant). */
+  form: {
+    id: number | string;
+    title?: string | null;
+  }; /** Resolver override for plugin-internal callers; defaults to the one the plugin stashed on the config. */
+  sources?: ConsentSourcesResolver;
+};
+/**
+ * The host's consent sources for this request, or an empty list when no resolver is configured
+ * (in which case the `consent` field type is not registered either, so nothing can reference one).
+ * Throws whatever the resolver throws: every caller decides how to fail, and none of them fail open.
+ * Cached per request and form id, so one submission resolves the host's sources once no matter how
+ * many consent fields the form carries.
+ */
+declare const resolveConsentEntries: (args: ResolveConsentEntriesArgs) => Promise<ConsentSourceEntry[]>;
+//#endregion
+export { ResolveConsentEntriesArgs, resolveConsentEntries };
+//# sourceMappingURL=resolveConsentEntries.d.ts.map

package/dist/consent/resolveConsentEntries.js

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+import { customStateOf, stashCustomState } from "../plugin/customState.js";
+//#region src/consent/resolveConsentEntries.ts
+/** Park the host's resolver on the config so root-level helpers can find it via `payload.config`. */
+const stashConsentSources = (custom, sources) => stashCustomState(custom, { consentSources: sources });
+const consentSourcesOf = (payload) => customStateOf(payload).consentSources;
+const CACHE_KEY = "formBuilderConsentSourcesCache";
+const cacheOf = (req) => {
+	if (!req.context) return;
+	const existing = req.context[CACHE_KEY];
+	if (existing instanceof Map) return existing;
+	const created = /* @__PURE__ */ new Map();
+	req.context[CACHE_KEY] = created;
+	return created;
+};
+/**
+* The host's consent sources for this request, or an empty list when no resolver is configured
+* (in which case the `consent` field type is not registered either, so nothing can reference one).
+* Throws whatever the resolver throws: every caller decides how to fail, and none of them fail open.
+* Cached per request and form id, so one submission resolves the host's sources once no matter how
+* many consent fields the form carries.
+*/
+const resolveConsentEntries = async (args) => {
+	const { payload, req, form } = args;
+	const resolver = args.sources ?? consentSourcesOf(payload);
+	if (!resolver) return [];
+	const cache = cacheOf(req);
+	const cacheKey = String(form.id);
+	const cached = cache?.get(cacheKey);
+	if (cached) return cached;
+	const entries = await resolver({
+		req,
+		form
+	});
+	cache?.set(cacheKey, entries);
+	return entries;
+};
+//#endregion
+export { resolveConsentEntries, stashConsentSources };
+
+//# sourceMappingURL=resolveConsentEntries.js.map

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package/dist/consent/resolveConsentSourcesRequest.d.ts

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+import { ConsentSourcesResolver } from "./types.js";
+import { Payload, PayloadRequest } from "payload";
+
+//#region src/consent/resolveConsentSourcesRequest.d.ts
+/** One selectable consent source for the consent field's `source` select. */
+type ConsentSourceOption = {
+  label: string;
+  value: string;
+};
+type ResolveConsentSourcesRequestArgs = {
+  payload: Payload;
+  formId: number | string | undefined; /** Whether the caller is authenticated (an admin/user). */
+  isAuthed: boolean;
+  req: PayloadRequest;
+  resolver: ConsentSourcesResolver;
+};
+type ResolveConsentSourcesRequestResult = {
+  status: number;
+  body: {
+    options: ConsentSourceOption[];
+  } | {
+    errors: {
+      message: string;
+    }[];
+  };
+};
+/**
+ * Authorize and resolve the `GET /:id/consent-sources` request backing the consent `source` select:
+ * authenticated callers get the host's sources for this request (a multi-tenant resolver scoping by
+ * `req` therefore offers an author only their own tenant's), anonymous callers are always refused.
+ * Statuses mirror the poll-options endpoint: 400 missing id, 403 unauthenticated, 404 unknown form,
+ * 503 when the resolver throws (fail closed).
+ */
+declare const resolveConsentSourcesRequest: (args: ResolveConsentSourcesRequestArgs) => Promise<ResolveConsentSourcesRequestResult>;
+//#endregion
+export { ConsentSourceOption, ResolveConsentSourcesRequestArgs, ResolveConsentSourcesRequestResult, resolveConsentSourcesRequest };
+//# sourceMappingURL=resolveConsentSourcesRequest.d.ts.map

package/dist/consent/resolveConsentSourcesRequest.js

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+import { resolveConsentEntries } from "./resolveConsentEntries.js";
+import { FORMS_SLUG } from "../collections/forms.js";
+//#region src/consent/resolveConsentSourcesRequest.ts
+/**
+* Authorize and resolve the `GET /:id/consent-sources` request backing the consent `source` select:
+* authenticated callers get the host's sources for this request (a multi-tenant resolver scoping by
+* `req` therefore offers an author only their own tenant's), anonymous callers are always refused.
+* Statuses mirror the poll-options endpoint: 400 missing id, 403 unauthenticated, 404 unknown form,
+* 503 when the resolver throws (fail closed).
+*/
+const resolveConsentSourcesRequest = async (args) => {
+	const { payload, formId, isAuthed, req, resolver } = args;
+	if (!isAuthed) return {
+		status: 403,
+		body: { errors: [{ message: "Forbidden" }] }
+	};
+	if (formId == null) return {
+		status: 400,
+		body: { errors: [{ message: "Missing form id" }] }
+	};
+	const form = await payload.findByID({
+		collection: FORMS_SLUG,
+		id: formId,
+		depth: 0,
+		req
+	}).catch(() => null);
+	if (!form) return {
+		status: 404,
+		body: { errors: [{ message: "Not found" }] }
+	};
+	try {
+		return {
+			status: 200,
+			body: { options: (await resolveConsentEntries({
+				payload,
+				req,
+				form,
+				sources: resolver
+			})).map((entry) => ({
+				label: entry.name ?? entry.id,
+				value: entry.id
+			})) }
+		};
+	} catch {
+		return {
+			status: 503,
+			body: { errors: [{ message: "Consent sources unavailable" }] }
+		};
+	}
+};
+//#endregion
+export { resolveConsentSourcesRequest };
+
+//# sourceMappingURL=resolveConsentSourcesRequest.js.map

package/dist/consent/resolveConsentSourcesRequest.js.map

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package/dist/consent/resolveConsentStatements.d.ts

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+import { ConsentSourcesResolver } from "./types.js";
+import { Payload, PayloadRequest } from "payload";
+
+//#region src/consent/resolveConsentStatements.d.ts
+/** What a consent field shows the visitor, resolved from its source at request time. */
+type ConsentStatement = {
+  /** Rich text state (or whatever the host's resolver returned), for the request's locale. */statement?: unknown; /** The policy link beside the statement, present only when the source carries both a `url` and a `label`. */
+  link?: {
+    label: string;
+    url: string;
+  };
+};
+/** Resolved statements keyed by consent field name, as `toFormDocument`'s `consentStatements` takes them. */
+type ConsentStatements = Record<string, ConsentStatement>;
+type ResolveConsentStatementsArgs = {
+  payload: Payload;
+  req: PayloadRequest; /** A loaded forms document; its consent fields' `source` ids drive resolution. The whole doc is forwarded to the resolver. */
+  form: {
+    id: number | string;
+    title?: string | null;
+    fields?: {
+      blockType: string;
+      name?: string;
+      [key: string]: unknown;
+    }[] | null;
+  }; /** Resolver override for plugin-internal callers; defaults to the one the plugin stashed on the config. */
+  sources?: ConsentSourcesResolver;
+};
+/**
+ * Resolve every consent field's statement for this request, ready to hand to
+ * `toFormDocument(doc, { consentStatements })`.
+ *
+ * The statement is a live reference, not a copy: a form stores only its source id, and the
+ * sentence the visitor reads is resolved here, in their locale, from whatever the source says
+ * right now. So correcting a policy sentence corrects every form referencing it, with nothing to
+ * re-save, and a form rendered without this step shows no statement at all rather than a stale one.
+ *
+ * Call it server-side (a Server Component, a route handler) before rendering `<Form>`. Throws
+ * whatever the host's resolver throws, so a page can decide between failing and rendering without
+ * consent; a submit resolves the source again regardless, and the proof is built from that.
+ */
+declare const resolveConsentStatements: (args: ResolveConsentStatementsArgs) => Promise<ConsentStatements>;
+//#endregion
+export { ConsentStatement, ConsentStatements, ResolveConsentStatementsArgs, resolveConsentStatements };
+//# sourceMappingURL=resolveConsentStatements.d.ts.map

package/dist/consent/resolveConsentStatements.js

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+import { resolveConsentEntries } from "./resolveConsentEntries.js";
+//#region src/consent/resolveConsentStatements.ts
+/**
+* Resolve every consent field's statement for this request, ready to hand to
+* `toFormDocument(doc, { consentStatements })`.
+*
+* The statement is a live reference, not a copy: a form stores only its source id, and the
+* sentence the visitor reads is resolved here, in their locale, from whatever the source says
+* right now. So correcting a policy sentence corrects every form referencing it, with nothing to
+* re-save, and a form rendered without this step shows no statement at all rather than a stale one.
+*
+* Call it server-side (a Server Component, a route handler) before rendering `<Form>`. Throws
+* whatever the host's resolver throws, so a page can decide between failing and rendering without
+* consent; a submit resolves the source again regardless, and the proof is built from that.
+*/
+const resolveConsentStatements = async (args) => {
+	const { payload, req, form, sources } = args;
+	const consentFields = (form.fields ?? []).filter((field) => field.blockType === "consent" && typeof field.name === "string" && field.name.length > 0);
+	if (consentFields.length === 0) return {};
+	const entries = await resolveConsentEntries({
+		payload,
+		req,
+		form,
+		sources
+	});
+	const statements = {};
+	for (const field of consentFields) {
+		const entry = entries.find((candidate) => candidate.id === field.source);
+		if (!entry) continue;
+		const label = typeof entry.name === "string" && entry.name.trim() !== "" ? entry.name : "";
+		statements[field.name] = {
+			...entry.statement != null ? { statement: entry.statement } : {},
+			...label && typeof entry.url === "string" && entry.url.length > 0 ? { link: {
+				label,
+				url: entry.url
+			} } : {}
+		};
+	}
+	return statements;
+};
+//#endregion
+export { resolveConsentStatements };
+
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