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refactor(credits): route every dollar conversion through one constant - #855
refactor(credits): route every dollar conversion through one constant#855sweetmantech wants to merge 1 commit into
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Preparation for the micro-dollar ledger (recoupable/app#2000). No behaviour change: CREDITS_PER_USD is 100, exactly what the scattered `* 100` and `/ 100` meant. The point is to make the eventual unit change a one-line edit instead of a hunt. Before this, what a credit is worth was implied in three different expressions and two magic grant totals; after it, there is one definition and everything derives from it. DEFAULT_CREDITS and PRO_CREDITS become derived from their dollar values, so they stay $3.33 and $99.99 through a unit change rather than silently becoming a ten-thousandth of that. usdToCredits keeps the minimum-one-credit rule verbatim. My first version returned zero for a zero cost, which an existing test caught: a request that reached a model is chargeable even when the gateway reports no cost, and returning zero there would make an unpriced model free. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com> Claude-Session: https://claude.ai/code/session_017fSvwazBitPfsTQvVqpi8q
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📝 WalkthroughWalkthroughThe credit system now defines USD conversion helpers, derives plan allotments from dollar values, formats credit amounts through the shared conversion, and uses the same conversion for chat usage deductions. ChangesCredit conversion
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In `@lib/credits/creditUnit.ts`:
- Around line 32-43: Split the exported usdToCredits and creditsToUsd helpers
into matching files named usdToCredits.ts and creditsToUsd.ts, preserving their
current behavior and documentation. Move CREDITS_PER_USD into a dedicated shared
constants module and update both helpers to import it, leaving each helper file
with one exported function.
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| export function usdToCredits(usd: number): number { | ||
| return Math.max(1, Math.round(usd * CREDITS_PER_USD)); | ||
| } | ||
| /** | ||
| * Dollar value of a credit amount. | ||
| * | ||
| * @param credits - Credit amount. | ||
| * @returns Dollars, unformatted. | ||
| */ | ||
| export function creditsToUsd(credits: number): number { | ||
| return credits / CREDITS_PER_USD; |
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Move each exported helper to a matching file.
Split usdToCredits and creditsToUsd into lib/credits/usdToCredits.ts and lib/credits/creditsToUsd.ts. Keep the shared conversion constant in a dedicated constants module. This makes each helper file contain one exported function and makes the filename match the export.
As per coding guidelines, lib/**/*.ts must contain “one exported function.” As per path instructions, “The file name MUST match the exported function name.”
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In `@lib/credits/creditUnit.ts` around lines 32 - 43, Split the exported
usdToCredits and creditsToUsd helpers into matching files named usdToCredits.ts
and creditsToUsd.ts, preserving their current behavior and documentation. Move
CREDITS_PER_USD into a dedicated shared constants module and update both helpers
to import it, leaving each helper file with one exported function.
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1 issue found across 5 files
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lib/credits/creditUnit.tsexports two public conversion functions without a single primary export matching the filename, which may reduce API consistency and discoverability; consolidate behind a primarycreditUnitexport or align the module’s public API with the project convention.
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<file name="lib/credits/creditUnit.ts">
<violation number="1" location="lib/credits/creditUnit.ts:32">
P2: Custom agent: **Module should export a single primary function whose name matches the filename**
This module exports two public conversion functions, `usdToCredits` and `creditsToUsd`, and neither matches the `creditUnit` filename. Split the conversion APIs into filename-matching modules, or rename the module and expose one primary function while keeping any secondary logic private.</violation>
</file>
Architecture diagram
sequenceDiagram
participant UI as Client / UI
participant Chat as Chat Service
participant Unit as NEW: Credit Conversion Unit
participant DB as Database (credits_usage)
Note over Unit: CREDITS_PER_USD = 100 (Cent)
rect rgb(240, 245, 255)
Note over Chat, Unit: Request Usage & Deduction Flow
Chat->>Chat: Calculate usageCost (USD)
Chat->>Unit: NEW: usdToCredits(usageCost)
alt usageCost > 0
Unit-->>Chat: Returns rounded credits
else usageCost == 0 (Minimum Charge Rule)
Unit-->>Chat: NEW: Returns 1 credit (Math.max)
end
Chat->>DB: recordCreditDeduction(credits)
end
rect rgb(245, 240, 255)
Note over UI, Unit: Balance Display Flow
UI->>Unit: CHANGED: formatCentsAsUsd(credits)
Unit->>Unit: NEW: creditsToUsd(credits)
Unit-->>UI: Returns formatted "$X.XX"
end
rect rgb(250, 250, 250)
Note over Unit, DB: Allotment Initialization (Static)
Note right of Unit: NEW: PRO_CREDITS = 99.99 * CREDITS_PER_USD
Note right of Unit: NEW: DEFAULT_CREDITS = 3.33 * CREDITS_PER_USD
end
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| * @param usd - Cost in dollars. | ||
| * @returns Whole credits, minimum 1. | ||
| */ | ||
| export function usdToCredits(usd: number): number { |
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P2: Custom agent: Module should export a single primary function whose name matches the filename
This module exports two public conversion functions, usdToCredits and creditsToUsd, and neither matches the creditUnit filename. Split the conversion APIs into filename-matching modules, or rename the module and expose one primary function while keeping any secondary logic private.
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<comment>This module exports two public conversion functions, `usdToCredits` and `creditsToUsd`, and neither matches the `creditUnit` filename. Split the conversion APIs into filename-matching modules, or rename the module and expose one primary function while keeping any secondary logic private.</comment>
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+ * @param usd - Cost in dollars.
+ * @returns Whole credits, minimum 1.
+ */
+export function usdToCredits(usd: number): number {
+ return Math.max(1, Math.round(usd * CREDITS_PER_USD));
+}
</file context>
Row 4 of the chat#2000 matrix, and the part that makes the rest safe.
No behaviour change.
CREDITS_PER_USDis 100, which is exactly what the scattered* 100and/ 100already meant.Why this comes before the rescale
What a credit is worth was implied in three separate expressions and two magic grant totals. Changing the unit meant finding all of them and getting every one right, with a wrong answer showing up as mispriced billing rather than a failing build.
After this there is one definition:
formatCentsAsUsdandhandleChatCreditsnow go through it, andDEFAULT_CREDITS/PRO_CREDITSare derived from their dollar values rather than hardcoded — so they stay $3.33 and $99.99 through a unit change instead of silently becoming a ten-thousandth of that. Both still evaluate to 333 and 9999 today.The eventual cutover becomes a one-line edit, which matters because it has to happen in lockstep with the database rescale.
A behaviour change the existing tests caught
My first
usdToCreditsreturned 0 for a zero cost, which felt like the obvious rule.handleChatCredits.test.tsdisagreed: "deducts minimum 1 credit when usage cost is 0".It is right. A request that reached a model is chargeable even when the gateway reports no cost, and returning zero would make an unpriced model free. The helper now keeps
Math.max(1, ...)verbatim, and my test asserting otherwise was wrong and is corrected.Worth noting because it is the exact failure mode this PR exists to prevent: a plausible-looking rule quietly changing what people are charged.
Tests
6 new for
creditUnit, including one asserting the two directions stay consistent at the unit boundary — a change to the constant that breaks that breaks billing both ways at once.101/101 green across
lib/credits. No lint errors.tscreports 20 errors inlib/credits/__tests__, identical in count and kind onmain— pre-existing, none from this change.Still to come
Nothing here changes the unit. The rescale (database) and the constant flip (here and chat) have to ship together, which chat#2000 covers.
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Centralizes all USD↔credits conversions behind
CREDITS_PER_USDandusdToCredits/creditsToUsdso a unit change is a one-line edit. Behavior is unchanged: 1 USD = 100 credits, and the minimum one-credit deduction on zero-cost usage is preserved.* 100// 100with helpers informatCentsAsUsdandhandleChatCredits.DEFAULT_CREDITSandPRO_CREDITSfrom dollar amounts ($3.33 and $99.99), which evaluate to 333 and 9999 with the current unit.CREDITS_PER_USDin sync with the chat service andcredits_usage.remaining_credits; the future micro-dollar cutover must deploy with the database rescale.Written for commit a6f462b. Summary will update on new commits.
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