Implement Soroban Refund Flow For Contributors#61
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Done, Close: #61 |
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Close: #31
Implemented the refund flow end to end so it now goes through Soroban first, then reconciles local state after a confirmed on-chain success. The main pieces are in [soroban.ts], [App.tsx], and the backend refund verification path in [index.ts] plus [sorobanRpc.ts].
On success, the backend now records richer refund metadata into campaign history from [campaignStore.ts], and the timeline renders that context in [CampaignTimeline.tsx]. I also exposed contract/network config for the frontend from [index.ts], and updated the refund payload/types in [schemas.ts] and [campaign.ts].
Verification: frontend typecheck passed with npx tsc --noEmit. I couldn’t fully verify the backend build because better-sqlite3 failed to install on this machine under Node 24 without the required Visual Studio C++ toolchain, and the full frontend Vite build is currently blocked by a broken Rollup native optional dependency in node_modules.