- Implemented purchase editing functionality in CheckoutPageComponent, allowing users to modify items in their purchase. - Added a new guard (checkoutPendingPurchaseGuard) to prevent navigation away from the checkout page while a purchase is in progress. - Updated the login page to handle return URLs after authentication. - Enhanced product detail page to support direct purchases with a new buyNow method. - Introduced new UI elements and logic to handle purchase status, including expired and rejected states in PurchaseStatusPageComponent. - Improved cart component to allow editing of item quantities with a toggle button. - Added quantity selector enhancements to disable controls when necessary. - Updated tests to cover new functionalities and ensure proper behavior of components.
ShopitFront
This project was generated using Angular CLI version 22.0.4.
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