Complete Phase 6: Products - Implement product display functionality with API endpoints, UI components, and pages. Key features include role-based visibility, cart integration, and responsive design. All tasks for this phase are now marked as done, with a total of 10 tasks completed. Updated project documentation to reflect progress and completion date.
- Implement PayPal webhook handler for payment notifications (`/api/payment/paypal/webhook.post.ts`)
- Replace MockPayPalButton component with real PayPal button
- Update order confirmation flow (streamline if needed)
- Test with PayPal sandbox (use test credentials)
- Add payment status tracking to orders table
- **Address known issues from Phase 5:**
- ⚠️ High Priority: Postal code validation for AT/CH customers
- ⚠️ High Priority: Transaction wrapper for atomic order creation
- ⚠️ High Priority: Stock validation to prevent overselling
- Medium Priority: Order number race condition
- Medium Priority: Mock PayPal architecture improvements
- Low Priority: Schema duplication, payment ID consistency
2. **Then Phase 8 - Order Processing (BullMQ + X-API)**
- Read `tasks/08-order-processing.md` for detailed tasks
- Install BullMQ + ioredis for queue management
- Setup Redis connection for queue storage
- Create order processing queue and worker
- Implement X-API client utility with retry logic
- Transform orders to X-API format (EUR → Cents, ISO dates)
- Submit completed orders to NAV ERP via X-API
- Setup BullBoard dashboard for queue monitoring
- Test order submission with mock X-API
- Implement error handling and logging
**Rationale:**
With checkout flow complete, we now need to implement the product display pages so users can browse and add items to their cart. After that, we'll replace the mock PayPal integration with real payment processing. This sequence (checkout mock → products → payment real) allows us to test the complete e-commerce flow before integrating with external payment providers.
With products display complete (Phase 6), users can now browse and add items to their cart. The next critical step is replacing the mock PayPal integration with real payment processing (Phase 7), which will enable actual transactions. After payment is working, we'll implement order processing (Phase 8) to submit orders to the NAV ERP system via X-API. This sequence ensures a complete e-commerce flow from product selection → payment → order fulfillment.