@autobusal/common 1.27.0 → 1.27.2

package/CHANGELOG.md

@@ -1,49 +1,43 @@
 # Changelog
 
+## 1.27.2
 
-## 1.27.0
+### Fixed
 
-### Added
+- **A birth date no longer defaults to today.** `Calendar` pre-fills with
+  today when given no value, which is right for every other use of it — a
+  departure, a report range, a broadcast day — and wrong for exactly one:
+  nobody is born today. On the profile-completion form it meant anybody who
+  filled in the fields that *looked* empty saved a date of birth of today,
+  silently, and that is the field a passenger's age is judged by when they
+  book. Reproduced end to end: the row saved `dob = <today>`.
 
-- **`localeHref`** — the one URL a page has in a given language, once a brand
-  answers on more than one domain. A language either has a **domain of its
-  own** and lives at that domain's bare paths (`busmagus.ro/city/tirana`), or
-  it does not and keeps its `/{locale}/` prefix on the primary. Which of the
-  two is a property of the *language*, not of the page, so this is one
-  function every caller shares. The deliberate twin of obtapi's
-  `Libraries\Labels\LocaleUrl::href`. See `magus/MULTI_TLD_PLAN.md` item 4.
+  `type="dob"` now starts empty so the field reads as unanswered. The picker
+  still opens on the current month — `createDate('')` is an Invalid Date and
+  the grid built from it renders as nothing — but that anchor is display
+  only; what the form submits stays empty until a day is clicked, and
+  obtapi's new `required|date_format:d/m/Y|before:today` says so if it is
+  left that way.
 
-  With no domain list — every brand today — it resolves to `origin + path`
-  and the prefix convention, exactly as before.
 
-### Changed
+## 1.27.1
+
+### Removed
+
+- **Everything 1.27.0 added for multi-TLD** — `localeHref`, the `LocaleDomain`
+  type, `Meta`'s domain-resolved canonical and hreflang, and
+  `ChangeLanguage`'s cross-domain navigation. `Meta` is back to resolving both
+  from `window.location.origin` plus the `/{locale}/` prefix.
+
+  The product decision changed after the code landed: ccTLDs will **301 to
+  `.com/{locale}/`** rather than be real per-country sites, so none of this
+  had a caller and none of it ever would. A ccTLD's geo signal multiplies
+  content that already exists, and a new ccTLD starts at zero authority while
+  a subdirectory inherits the domain's on day one.
 
-- **`Meta`'s canonical is resolved through the domain that owns the page's
-  language**, not off `window.location.origin`. Three things follow that the
-  browser's own host cannot say: an **alias** (a `www.` host, a legacy domain
-  kept for old links) now canonicalises to the real site instead of declaring
-  itself the original; `/it/city/tirana` on the `.com` canonicalises to
-  `busmagus.it/city/tirana` once Italian has a domain, so the prefixed form
-  stops competing with the ccTLD that replaced it; and the canonical is built
-  by the same function as the hreflang set, so it is always one of its own
-  alternates — a canonical that is not is discarded by Google outright, and
-  nothing on the page would have shown it.
-
-- **`Meta`'s hreflang alternates point at domains** where a language has one
-  and keep their prefix where it does not. The set stays whole either way,
-  which is the part that matters: an hreflang cluster is treated as
-  reciprocal only when every member declares every other. `x-default`
-  follows the **primary's** language rather than the current origin's — a
-  `.ro` build announcing itself as x-default would offer Romanian to
-  everybody a search engine could not place.
-
-- **`ChangeLanguage` navigates across domains.** Choosing a language that has
-  its own domain leaves the site: another origin, its own bundle, its own
-  settings payload, so it cannot go through the router. The i18n change and
-  the stored preference are deliberately skipped on that path — they would
-  apply to the site being left, and storing the language you are walking away
-  from is how somebody returns to the `.com` later and finds it rendering
-  Italian at English URLs.
+  **Do not downgrade to 1.26.1 to get this** — 1.27.0 is published, so
+  `@latest` would reintroduce it. This version is 1.26.1's behaviour with a
+  higher number.
 
 ## 1.26.1
 

package/Calendar/Calendar.tsx

@@ -32,7 +32,24 @@ interface Props {
 
 const Calendar = ({ type, name, defaultValue, t, validation, minDate, refs, onUpdate, onChange }: Props): JSX.Element => {
   const [ show, setShow ] = useState<boolean>(false);
-  const [ prepared, setPrepared ] = useState<string>(defaultValue ?? prepareDate(new Date()));
+
+  /**
+   * Edited: Ferjolt Ozuni - Date: 2026-08-06
+   * A BIRTH DATE does not default to today.
+   *
+   * Defaulting to today is right for every other use of this picker - a
+   * departure, a report range, a broadcast day - and wrong for exactly one:
+   * nobody is born today. On the profile-completion form it meant anybody
+   * who filled in the fields that LOOKED empty saved a date of birth of
+   * today, silently, and that is the field a passenger's age is judged by
+   * when they book. Reproduced end to end: the row saved dob = today.
+   *
+   * Empty instead, so the field reads as unanswered and the API's
+   * `required|date_format:d/m/Y|before:today` says so if it is left that way.
+   */
+  const [ prepared, setPrepared ] = useState<string>(
+    defaultValue ?? (type === 'dob' ? '' : prepareDate(new Date()))
+  );
   const [ selected, setSelected ] = useState<string>(prepared);
 
   const ref = useRef<HTMLDivElement>(null);
@@ -57,7 +74,11 @@ const Calendar = ({ type, name, defaultValue, t, validation, minDate, refs, onUp
       { show && (
         <Picker
           type={ type }
-          value={ prepared }
+          // An empty birth date still needs a month to OPEN on: createDate('')
+          // is an Invalid Date and the grid built from it renders as nothing.
+          // The anchor is display only - what the form submits stays empty
+          // until a day is actually clicked.
+          value={ prepared || prepareDate(new Date()) }
           selected={ selected }
           minDate={ minDate }
           t={ t }

package/ChangeLanguage/ChangeLanguage.tsx

@@ -3,7 +3,7 @@ import { TFunction, i18n } from 'i18next';
 import { useLocation, useNavigate } from 'react-router-dom';
 import { useOutside } from '@autobusal/hooks';
 import Flag from './Flag';
-import { withLocale, localeHref } from '../Locale/locale';
+import { withLocale } from '../Locale/locale';
 import { Container, Title, ContainerButtons, ButtonChange } from './styles';
 import { useGetSettings } from '@autobusal/providers/services';
 
@@ -55,27 +55,6 @@ const ChangeLanguage = ({ type, t, i18n, localised = false, onClose }: Props): J
    * language in place and stay put.
    */
   const onChange = (language: string): void => {
-    const tail = `${ location.search }${ location.hash }`;
-
-    // Edited: Ferjolt Ozuni - Date: 2026-08-06
-    // A language with a DOMAIN of its own lives on that domain, so choosing
-    // it leaves this site. That cannot go through the router - another
-    // origin, its own bundle, its own settings payload - so it is a real
-    // navigation, and the two state changes below are deliberately skipped:
-    // they would apply to the site being left rather than the one being
-    // opened, and storing the language we are walking away from is how
-    // somebody returns to the .com later and finds it rendering Italian at
-    // English URLs.
-    if (localised) {
-      const href = localeHref(location.pathname, language, fallback, available, data.domains ?? [], window.location.origin);
-
-      if (!href.startsWith(window.location.origin)) {
-        window.location.assign(`${ href }${ tail }`);
-
-        return;
-      }
-    }
-
     i18n.changeLanguage(language);
     localStorage.setItem('language', language);
 
@@ -83,7 +62,7 @@ const ChangeLanguage = ({ type, t, i18n, localised = false, onClose }: Props): J
       const to = withLocale(location.pathname, language, fallback, available);
 
       if (to !== location.pathname) {
-        navigate(`${ to }${ tail }`);
+        navigate(`${ to }${ location.search }${ location.hash }`);
       }
     }
 

package/Locale/locale.ts

@@ -58,72 +58,6 @@ export const withLocale = (pathname: string, locale: string, defaultLocale: stri
   return clean === '/' ? `/${ locale }` : `/${ locale }${ clean }`;
 };
 
-/**
- * One origin a brand answers on, and the language it serves there.
- *
- * Ferjolt Ozuni - Date: 2026-08-06
- * Mirrors obtapi's Settings\ViewController::domains(). `locale` may be null:
- * an alias (a www. host, a legacy domain kept alive for old links) answers
- * without claiming a language, so nothing points hreflang at it.
- */
-export interface LocaleDomain {
-  domain: string
-  locale?: string | null
-  primary?: boolean
-}
-
-/**
- * The ONE URL a page has in a given language.
- *
- * Ferjolt Ozuni - Date: 2026-08-06 - see magus/MULTI_TLD_PLAN.md item 4.
- *
- * A language reaches its own URL one of two ways, and which one is a
- * property of the language rather than of the page:
- *
- *  - it has a DOMAIN of its own, and lives at that domain's bare paths -
- *    busmagus.ro/city/tirana, not busmagus.com/ro/city/tirana;
- *  - it does not, and lives under a /{locale}/ prefix on the primary.
- *
- * Both forms have to be derivable from anywhere, because the canonical, the
- * hreflang set and the language switcher must agree to the character. They
- * are the same claim about the same page said three times, and a canonical
- * that is not itself in its own hreflang set is discarded outright.
- *
- * `fallbackOrigin` is what to call "here" when the brand has no domain list
- * at all - an older API, or a payload that has not arrived. It resolves to
- * the previous single-origin behaviour exactly, which is why this is safe to
- * put on every page before any brand has a second domain.
- */
-export const localeHref = (
-  pathname: string,
-  locale: string,
-  defaultLocale: string,
-  available: string[],
-  domains: LocaleDomain[],
-  fallbackOrigin: string
-): string => {
-  const { path } = splitLocale(pathname, available);
-
-  const clean = path === '' ? '/' : path;
-
-  const owner = domains.find(item => item.locale === locale);
-
-  if (owner) {
-    return owner.domain + clean;
-  }
-
-  const primary = domains.find(item => item.primary);
-
-  // Which language is unprefixed on the primary - NOT `defaultLocale`, which
-  // on a ccTLD is that ccTLD's own language (obtapi answers the per-origin
-  // question there). Reading it from the primary row is what stops the .ro
-  // build announcing English as busmagus.com/en/... when English is the
-  // thing that lives at busmagus.com/... itself.
-  const unprefixed = primary?.locale ?? defaultLocale;
-
-  return (primary?.domain ?? fallbackOrigin) + withLocale(clean, locale, unprefixed, available);
-};
-
 /**
  * Which language a URL is asking for, falling back to the stored preference
  * and then the brand default.

package/Meta.tsx

@@ -1,6 +1,6 @@
 import { useEffect } from 'react';
 import { useLocation } from 'react-router-dom';
-import { splitLocale, localeHref } from './Locale/locale';
+import { splitLocale, withLocale } from './Locale/locale';
 import { pageview } from '@autobusal/providers/Setup/analytics';
 import { useGetSettings } from '@autobusal/providers/services';
 
@@ -155,45 +155,10 @@ const normalisePath = (pathname: string): string => (
   pathname.length > 1 && pathname.endsWith('/') ? pathname.replace(/\/+$/, '') : pathname
 );
 
-/**
- * Edited: Ferjolt Ozuni - Date: 2026-08-06
- * Resolved through the domain that OWNS this page's language rather than off
- * whichever host the visitor happens to be on - see localeHref and
- * magus/MULTI_TLD_PLAN.md item 4.
- *
- * Three things fall out of that which `window.location.origin` cannot say:
- *
- *  - an ALIAS (a www. host, a legacy domain kept alive for old links) now
- *    canonicalises to the real site instead of declaring itself the
- *    original, which is the whole job of a canonical and the one case where
- *    taking it from the browser is actively wrong;
- *  - /it/city/tirana served from the .com canonicalises to
- *    busmagus.it/city/tirana once Italian has a domain, so the prefixed form
- *    stops competing with the ccTLD that replaced it;
- *  - the canonical is built by the same function as the hreflang set, so it
- *    is always one of its own alternates. A canonical that is not is
- *    discarded by Google outright, and nothing on the page would show it.
- *
- * With no domain list this is `origin + path`, exactly as before.
- */
 const useCanonicalUrl = (explicit?: string): string => {
   const location = useLocation();
 
-  const { data } = useGetSettings();
-
-  if (explicit) {
-    return explicit;
-  }
-
-  const available = data?.preferences?.languages?.available ?? [];
-
-  const fallback = data?.preferences?.languages?.default ?? 'en';
-
-  const path = normalisePath(location.pathname);
-
-  const { locale } = splitLocale(path, available);
-
-  return localeHref(path, locale ?? fallback, fallback, available, data?.domains ?? [], window.location.origin);
+  return explicit ?? `${ window.location.origin }${ normalisePath(location.pathname) }`;
 };
 
 // A single-page app never reloads, so GTM's page-load trigger fires exactly
@@ -242,19 +207,6 @@ const usePageviewTracking = (path: string, title: string): void => {
  * Suppressed for noindex pages: they have nothing to offer alternates for,
  * and telling a crawler about language variants of a page it has just been
  * asked not to index is noise at best.
- *
- * Edited: Ferjolt Ozuni - Date: 2026-08-06
- * Each language now resolves to the DOMAIN that owns it where it has one,
- * and keeps its /{locale}/ prefix on the primary where it does not - see
- * localeHref. The set stays whole either way, which is the part that
- * matters: Google treats an hreflang cluster as reciprocal only when every
- * member declares every other, so a page cannot list "the domains" and leave
- * out the languages that have none.
- *
- * x-default follows the PRIMARY's own language rather than this origin's.
- * The .com is the answer when there is no signal about the visitor; a .ro
- * build announcing itself as x-default would be offering Romanian to
- * everyone the search engine could not place.
  */
 const useAlternates = (noIndex: boolean, explicitUrl?: string): { locale: string, href: string }[] => {
   const location = useLocation();
@@ -274,20 +226,13 @@ const useAlternates = (noIndex: boolean, explicitUrl?: string): { locale: string
 
   const origin = window.location.origin;
 
-  const domains = data?.domains ?? [];
-
   const { path } = splitLocale(normalisePath(location.pathname), available);
 
-  // The primary's own language, so x-default lands on the .com. Falls back
-  // to this origin's default when there is no domain list at all, which is
-  // the single-domain case and exactly the previous behaviour.
-  const neutral = domains.find(item => item.primary)?.locale ?? fallback;
-
   return [
-    { locale: 'x-default', href: localeHref(path, neutral, fallback, available, domains, origin) },
+    { locale: 'x-default', href: `${ origin }${ withLocale(path, fallback, fallback, available) }` },
     ...available.map(locale => ({
       locale,
-      href: localeHref(path, locale, fallback, available, domains, origin)
+      href: `${ origin }${ withLocale(path, locale, fallback, available) }`
     }))
   ];
 };

package/index.ts

@@ -36,7 +36,7 @@ import LocaleGate from './Locale/LocaleGate';
 import SeoOverride from './SeoOverride/SeoOverride';
 import HandoffBanner from './HandoffBanner/HandoffBanner';
 import localiseRoutes from './Locale/routes';
-import { splitLocale, withLocale, localeFromPath, localeHref } from './Locale/locale';
+import { splitLocale, withLocale, localeFromPath } from './Locale/locale';
 import RouteItem from './RouteItem/RouteItem';
 import Row from './Table/Row';
 import Table from './Table/Table';
@@ -91,13 +91,10 @@ export {
   splitLocale,
   withLocale,
   localeFromPath,
-  localeHref,
   RouteItem,
   Row,
   Table,
   UnderConstruction,
   useUnderConstruction,
   Viewer
-};
-
-export type { LocaleDomain } from './Locale/locale';
+};

package/package.json

@@ -1,6 +1,6 @@
 {
   "name": "@autobusal/common",
-  "version": "1.27.0",
+  "version": "1.27.2",
   "author": "Ferjolt Ozuni",
   "type": "module",
   "main": "index.ts"