feat(client): deep-link store cosmetics tab from inventory action

[ItsTimeTooSleep]

Resolves #5193

Description:

Improves navigation from the inventory (cosmetics) interface. Currently the header Store action in the cosmetics locker only opens the store and drops the user on whatever tab was last active (the default packs), forcing an extra click to reach the cosmetics they were browsing.

This change makes the logged-in Store action open the shop directly on the Cosmetics tab, landing on #modal=store&tab=cosmetics.

Changes

• src/client/InventoryModal.ts — the logged-in store action now navigates via window.location.hash = "modal=store&tab=cosmetics" (previously window.showPage?.("page-item-store")).
• tests/client/InventoryModal.test.ts — added a test asserting the header Store action sets the hash to #modal=store&tab=cosmetics.

This reuses the existing tab deep-linking pattern already used elsewhere (e.g. modal=store&tab=subscriptions), so tab selection, URL sync, and modal transitions are handled by the existing ModalRouter flow. No new user-facing strings were introduced, so there is no translation impact.

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• I have added relevant tests to the test directory

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Walkthrough

The inventory modal now opens the cosmetics store on the Cosmetics tab by setting the URL hash after closing. The test restores the original hash after each run. Three templates receive formatting-only changes.

Changes

Inventory modal navigation

Layer / File(s)	Summary
Store navigation and modal rendering src/client/InventoryModal.ts, tests/client/InventoryModal.test.ts	The logged-in header action closes the modal and sets #modal=store&tab=cosmetics. The test verifies the hash and restores the original value. Empty-state and preview templates are reformatted without behavior changes.

Estimated code review effort: 2 (Simple) | ~10 minutes

Merge Risk: ⚪ Minimal · up to f0a0f

The Store action now opens the existing Cosmetics tab directly through a fixed client-side route. No actionable merge-blocking risk remains after normal checks and review.

Suggested reviewers: ryanbarlow97

Poem

The modal closes with a click
The hash selects cosmetics
Empty states keep their form
The test restores its path
Store tabs open in place

🚥 Pre-merge checks | ✅ 5

✅ Passed checks (5 passed)

Check name	Status	Explanation
Title check	✅ Passed	The title clearly describes the main change: deep-linking from the inventory action to the store cosmetics tab.
Description check	✅ Passed	The description accurately explains the navigation change, URL hash, test coverage, and translation impact.
Linked Issues check	✅ Passed	The implementation satisfies issue #5193 by opening the store on the Cosmetics tab, using the existing deep-linking flow, reflecting the state in the URL, and adding a test. No translation changes are…
Out of Scope Changes check	✅ Passed	The changes are limited to the requested navigation behavior, related test coverage, test cleanup, and formatting adjustments needed to keep the diff compatible with the project formatter.
Docstring Coverage	✅ Passed	No functions found in the changed files to evaluate docstring coverage. Skipping docstring coverage check. Docstring coverage is scoped to functions touched by this diff. Analyzed 0 functions across 2…

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Explanation

The implementation satisfies issue #5193 by opening the store on the Cosmetics tab, using the existing deep-linking flow, reflecting the state in the URL, and adding a test. No translation changes are required.

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Explanation

No functions found in the changed files to evaluate docstring coverage. Skipping docstring coverage check. Docstring coverage is scoped to functions touched by this diff. Analyzed 0 functions across 2 files.

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🤖 Claude Code Review

Verdict: Approve with one non-blocking fix — the core change (hash-based deep-link to the store's cosmetics tab) is correct and well-tested, but the diff contains incidental reformatting that will fail CI's Prettier check.

Findings by severity: 1 medium, 0 high, 0 low.

src/client/InventoryModal.ts

[Medium] Non-Prettier reformatting will fail the prettier --check . CI job — lines 477-481, 519-523, 620-622

Three hunks in this PR reformat pre-existing, already-Prettier-canonical ternary/conditional expressions inside html template literals by moving ${ onto its own line, e.g.:

-      ${this.hasOwnedCatalogItem(["pattern", "skin"])
-        ? null
-        : this.renderEmptyState("skins")}
+      ${
+        this.hasOwnedCatalogItem(["pattern", "skin"])
+          ? null
+          : this.renderEmptyState("skins")
+      }

(and similarly for the "crowns" empty-state block, and the .translationKey=${isLoggedIn ? "main.store" : "common.not_logged_in"} binding).

This is not Prettier's output — repo-wide there are zero instances of this "${ alone on a line" shape versus hundreds of the canonical inline form, and main currently passes prettier --check .. Prettier only breaks a template expression this way when it contains comments, which these don't. .github/workflows/ci.yml runs npx prettier --check . as a required job, so this PR will fail CI as currently formatted.

Suggested fix: Revert these three formatting-only hunks back to their original form (or simply run npm run format / npx prettier --write src/client/InventoryModal.ts before pushing) and keep only the functional change — the window.location.hash = "modal=store&tab=cosmetics" line swap.

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No other issues found. The navigation logic change is correct (mirrors the existing pattern in src/client/SubscriptionModal.ts, and close() runs before the hash assignment so there's no route-history clobbering), reuses an existing translation key with no new user-facing strings, and the added test exercises real click/router behavior rather than mocks.

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Inline comments:
In `@tests/client/InventoryModal.test.ts`:
- Line 428: Wrap the test’s temporary window.location.hash change and assertions
in a try/finally block, restoring the original hash in finally so cleanup runs
even when expectations fail. Preserve the existing test behavior and use the
current hash value rather than hard-coding a default.

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Looks like prettier is failing @ItsTimeTooSleep

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🤖 Claude Code Review

Verdict: Approve with one non-blocking fix — the navigation change itself is correct and well-tested, but the diff still contains incidental reformatting that breaks CI's Prettier check (this was already flagged by another reviewer on this PR and confirmed failing in CI; it remains unresolved in the current head commit).

Findings by severity: 0 high, 1 medium, 0 low.

src/client/InventoryModal.ts

[Medium] Non-Prettier reformatting will fail the prettier --check . CI job — lines 477-481, 519-523, 620-622, 646-655

Four hunks in this PR reformat pre-existing, already-canonical ternary/conditional expressions inside html template literals by moving ${ onto its own line, e.g.:

-      ${this.hasOwnedCatalogItem(["pattern", "skin"])
-        ? null
-        : this.renderEmptyState("skins")}
+      ${
+        this.hasOwnedCatalogItem(["pattern", "skin"])
+          ? null
+          : this.renderEmptyState("skins")
+      }

(and similarly for the "crowns" empty-state block, the .translationKey=${isLoggedIn ? "main.store" : "common.not_logged_in"} binding, and the previewingCosmetic ternary.) This is not Prettier's output for these expressions — none of them contain comments or exceed the print width in their original inline form, which is the only case Prettier breaks a template expression this way.

In the last hunk (lines 646-655) the reformatting is also internally inconsistent: the outer ternary was reindented one level deeper, but the inner arrow-function body (this.previewingCosmetic = null; and the closing }}) was left at its old indentation, so the block no longer has consistent indentation.

This isn't just cosmetic — a maintainer already commented "Looks like prettier is failing" on this PR, confirming the required prettier --check . CI job fails as currently formatted, and the subsequent "address review feedback" commit did not fix it (the bad formatting is still present in the current diff).

Suggested fix: Revert these four formatting-only hunks back to their original form (or simply run npm run format / npx prettier --write src/client/InventoryModal.ts and commit the result), keeping only the functional change — the window.location.hash = "modal=store&tab=cosmetics" line swap on line 626.

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No other issues found. The navigation logic is correct (mirrors the existing modal=…&tab=… deep-linking pattern, e.g. in SubscriptionModal.ts, and close() runs before the hash assignment), no new user-facing strings are introduced so there's no i18n/en.json impact, and the added test in tests/client/InventoryModal.test.ts correctly exercises the logged-in path — the beforeEach creates a fresh modal in the default logged-in (ownershipState: "loaded") state for every test, so the new test is unaffected by the preceding "Not logged in" assertion, which only mutates state within its own test body.

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🤖 Claude Code Review

Verdict: Approve — no issues found.

Findings by severity: Critical: 0, High: 0, Medium: 0, Low: 0

Summary:

• The logged-in "Store" header action now navigates via window.location.hash = "modal=store&tab=cosmetics" instead of window.showPage?.("page-item-store"). "cosmetics" is a valid StoreTab in src/client/Store.ts, and this hash-based deep-linking pattern is already established elsewhere (SubscriptionPanel.ts, Matchmaking.ts, SubscriptionModal.ts, etc.), so this is consistent with existing conventions.
• Traced the routing sequence (InventoryModal.close() -> ModalRouter.syncClosed -> history.replaceState -> hash assignment -> hashchange -> ModalRouter.routeFromHash) and confirmed no race causes the navigation to be lost or overridden.
• No new user-facing strings are introduced, so the translateText() / en.json i18n rule in CLAUDE.md is not implicated.
• The added test correctly exercises the logged-in branch: the suites beforeEach creates a fresh modal instance with userMeResponse: ownedUser, making isLoggedIn true, so the click handler takes the if branch that sets the hash. No cross-test state leakage (each test gets a fresh modal instance via afterEach/beforeEach).
• No CLAUDE.md violations found (checked against i18n, testing, and architecture-boundary rules - none apply meaningfully to this two-file client-only diff).

Two very minor, non-blocking behavioral notes (not defects, consistent with existing call sites using the same pattern elsewhere in the codebase):

• Using location.hash = pushes a new history entry rather than replaceState, so browser Back from the store now lands on the empty hash (main menu) instead of returning to the inventory.
• Since routing is now deferred to the async hashchange event, the main menu may be briefly visible for one task before the store modal renders (previously synchronous via showPage).

Nice, small, well-tested change.