feat: show when order book filters are active - #656
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The filter pill looked identical whether filters were applied or not, and the five filters persist in memory for the whole session, across BUY/SELL tab switches. A user who forgot a filter was set saw fewer offers -- or none at all -- and read it as missing liquidity rather than as their own filtering. The pill now turns Mostro green and reads FILTER (n) whenever a filter differs from its default, and carries an X that clears every filter in a single tap without opening the dialog. With no filters set it renders exactly as before. activeFilterCountProvider reuses the same predicates filteredOrdersProvider uses to decide whether each filter block applies, so the count shown can never disagree with the filtering actually performed. The default values behind those predicates were duplicated across the providers, the filtering logic and the dialog's Clear button; they are now constants, and Clear shares the new clearAllOrderFilters helper with the pill's X. Adds filterWithCount and clearFilters to the six supported locales.
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WalkthroughThe order filter flow now uses shared defaults, activity predicates, and centralized reset logic. The home screen displays active-filter counts and a clear action. English, German, Spanish, French, Italian, and Portuguese labels support these controls. ChangesOrder filter flow
Estimated code review effort: 3 (Moderate) | ~20 minutes Merge Risk: 🔵 Low · up to The PR makes active order-book filters visible and adds one-tap clearing. It is mergeable with owner awareness because a few default-value references remain duplicated, which could later make the displayed filter state or reset controls diverge from the actual filtering behavior. Suggested reviewers: Poem
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lib/shared/widgets/order_filter.dart (1)
253-257: 📐 Maintainability & Code Quality | 🔵 Trivial | ⚡ Quick winUse the shared constants for the RangeSlider bounds too.
ratingMin/ratingMax/premiumMin/premiumMaxnow initialize fromkDefaultRatingMin,kDefaultRatingMax,kDefaultPremiumMin,kDefaultPremiumMax. TheRangeSliderwidgets that use these fields still hardcodemin: -10.0, max: 10.0for premium (around line 575) andmin: 0.0, max: 5.0for rating (around line 655).Today the values match, so no bug exists yet. If a future change updates the shared constants without updating these hardcoded slider bounds,
initStatesetspremiumMin/premiumMax(or the rating equivalents) outside the slider'smin/max, which triggers aRangeSliderassertion failure at runtime. Reference the same constants in the slider bounds to remove this divergence risk.♻️ Proposed fix to keep slider bounds in sync with the shared defaults
child: RangeSlider( values: RangeValues(premiumMin, premiumMax), - min: -10.0, - max: 10.0, + min: kDefaultPremiumMin, + max: kDefaultPremiumMax, divisions: 20,child: RangeSlider( values: RangeValues(ratingMin, ratingMax), - min: 0.0, - max: 5.0, + min: kDefaultRatingMin, + max: kDefaultRatingMax, divisions: 5,🤖 Prompt for AI Agents
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27-51: 📐 Maintainability & Code Quality | 🔵 Trivial | ⚡ Quick winExtract shared predicates for active-filter detection.
activeFilterCountProvider(lines 27-51) andfilteredOrdersProvider(lines 110-126) duplicate the same boolean conditions for currency, payment method, minDays, rating, and premium activity. The docstring states the intent to keep both predicates identical, but the code repeats the raw conditions in two places instead of sharing one definition. A future edit to one condition can silently diverge from the other, breaking the stated invariant without a compiler or test signal until the UI count disagrees with actual filtering.Extract small named predicate functions (for example
bool _isMinDaysActive(int minDays),bool _isRatingActive((min: double, max: double) range),bool _isPremiumActive((min: double, max: double) range)) and call them from both providers.♻️ Proposed extraction
+bool _isMinDaysActive(int minDays) => minDays > kDefaultMinDays; + +bool _isRatingActive(({double min, double max}) range) => + range.min > kDefaultRatingMin || range.max < kDefaultRatingMax; + +bool _isPremiumActive(({double min, double max}) range) => + range.min > kDefaultPremiumMin || range.max < kDefaultPremiumMax; + final activeFilterCountProvider = Provider<int>((ref) { ... var count = 0; if (selectedCurrencies.isNotEmpty) count++; if (selectedPaymentMethods.isNotEmpty) count++; - if (minDays > kDefaultMinDays) count++; - if (ratingRange.min > kDefaultRatingMin || - ratingRange.max < kDefaultRatingMax) { - count++; - } - if (premiumRange.min > kDefaultPremiumMin || - premiumRange.max < kDefaultPremiumMax) { - count++; - } + if (_isMinDaysActive(minDays)) count++; + if (_isRatingActive(ratingRange)) count++; + if (_isPremiumActive(premiumRange)) count++; return count; });Apply the same substitution inside
filteredOrdersProvider's conditions at lines 110-126.Also applies to: 110-126
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In `@lib/features/home/providers/home_order_providers.dart`:
- Around line 27-51: Extract shared named predicates for currency, payment
method, minimum days, rating range, and premium range activity, then use those
predicates in both activeFilterCountProvider and filteredOrdersProvider.
Preserve the existing default comparisons and filtering behavior while ensuring
both providers evaluate activity through the same definitions.
In `@lib/shared/widgets/order_filter.dart`:
- Around line 253-257: Update the premium and rating RangeSlider bounds to use
kDefaultPremiumMin/kDefaultPremiumMax and kDefaultRatingMin/kDefaultRatingMax
instead of hardcoded limits, keeping them synchronized with the ratingMin,
ratingMax, premiumMin, and premiumMax initial values.
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The conditions that decide whether each filter is active were written out twice: once in activeFilterCountProvider to count them, once in filteredOrdersProvider to apply them. A comment asked future edits to keep the two in step, but nothing enforced it -- an edit to one would diverge silently, and the first sign would be a pill claiming filters that the list is not applying. They now go through _isMinDaysActive, _isRatingActive and _isPremiumActive, so counting and filtering read the same definition. The premium and rating RangeSliders also went back to hardcoded bounds while the fields feeding them initialize from the shared constants. The values match today, so there is no bug; if a constant moved without the slider following, initState would seed a value outside the slider's range and trip a RangeSlider assertion. Both now take their bounds from the constants. The days Slider keeps its literals: its 20 has no constant, and the value it receives is clamped.
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830-838: 🎯 Functional Correctness | 🟡 Minor | ⚡ Quick winUse the shared default for the minimum-days field.
The clear action resets
minDaystokDefaultMinDays, but it resets_daysController.textto the hardcoded value'0'. IfkDefaultMinDayschanges, the provider state and text field can show different values. UsekDefaultMinDays.toString().Proposed fix
- _daysController.text = '0'; + _daysController.text = kDefaultMinDays.toString();🤖 Prompt for AI Agents
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In `@lib/shared/widgets/order_filter.dart`:
- Around line 830-838: Update the clear action near the minDays reset so
_daysController.text derives from kDefaultMinDays using its string
representation, keeping the controller and provider state synchronized when the
shared default changes.
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The Clear button set minDays to kDefaultMinDays but wrote '0' into the text field, so a change to the constant would leave the field showing one value and the provider holding another. The controller's initial text and the fallback for unparseable input carried the same literal.
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Reviewed the current head (768a858a32820e5570f5fc0c9f919da706ce951e). The active-filter indicator and clear action look consistent with the filter predicates, and the prior CodeRabbit notes about shared slider/default constants are addressed on this head.
Checks performed: reviewed the PR conversation/reviews, inspected the changed home filter providers, filter pill UI, order filter dialog, and tests; parsed all six touched ARB files with duplicate-key detection, key parity against intl_en.arb, and placeholder comparison; verified git diff --check d9852bfc122d11a8460528b3b7fd9ae8c2a53d83...HEAD passed; confirmed GitHub build is green. I could not run Flutter/Dart locally because this environment has neither flutter nor dart installed.
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Problem
The order book has five filters (fiat currency, payment method, premium/discount
range, reputation and account age), applied from the
OrderFilterdialog. Theypersist in memory for the whole session and stay applied when switching between
the BUY and SELL tabs, but the UI gave no hint that any of them were set: the
FILTERpill looked exactly the same with or without filters.A user who forgot a filter was still applied saw fewer offers — or none at all —
and read it as missing liquidity on Mostro rather than as their own filtering.
Solution
The pill now reflects the filter state:
FILTER │ N offers.label, reading
FILTER (n)with the number of active filters, plus an✕that clears all of them in a single tap without opening the dialog.
Implementation notes
activeFilterCountProvidercounts filters whose state differs from theirdefault, reusing the exact predicates
filteredOrdersProvideruses todecide whether each filter block applies. That is the point that matters: if
the two ever diverged, the pill would lie about what the list is showing.
the filtering guards, and the dialog's Clear button). They are now constants
in
home_order_providers.dart.✕share a singleclearAllOrderFiltershelper, so "no filters" has one definition.✕lives outside the pill's mainInkWellso tapping it resets thefilters without also opening the dialog. It has a 40×40 touch target,
a
Tooltipand aSemanticslabel.noOrdersAvailable/tryChangingFilters) is untouched.Localization
Adds
filterWithCountandclearFiltersto all six locales: en, es, it, fr,de, pt.
Testing
test/features/home/home_order_providers_test.dart— 14 tests coveringeach filter individually, range filters narrowed on only one bound, ranges
restored to their defaults, several filters at once, and
clearAllOrderFilters. All pass.flutter analyze— no new issues.filters, green with
FILTER (4), and tapping✕cleared the filters, tookthe list from 2 to 3 offers and did not open the dialog.
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