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feat: View expense summary card display exact amount #3340

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  • New Features

    • Enhanced display of project-related and card transaction details in the expense view.
    • Updated formatting for expense amounts to improve clarity.
  • Bug Fixes

    • Streamlined rendering logic for displaying expense data.
  • Style

    • Adjusted alignment and spacing for improved layout and readability.
    • Modified font sizes for better visual hierarchy in the expense view.

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The changes in this pull request focus on the view-expense component, specifically modifying the HTML and SCSS files. The HTML structure for displaying expense details has been reorganized for clarity, with updates to the conditional rendering of project and card transaction information. The SCSS file reflects adjustments in styling, including font sizes and alignment properties, enhancing the overall layout. A new currency formatting pipe, exactCurrency, has been introduced to improve the presentation of financial data.

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src/app/fyle/view-expense/view-expense.page.html Reorganized HTML structure for expense details; updated conditional rendering for project and card transaction info; replaced humanizeCurrency with exactCurrency pipe for amount display.
src/app/fyle/view-expense/view-expense.page.scss Adjusted styling properties including alignment, font sizes, and spacing for various elements within the .view-expense class; removed unnecessary classes.

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src/app/fyle/view-expense/view-expense.page.scss (3)

61-63: Mind-blowing alignment changes, partner!

The switch from flex-end to flex-start and the use of padding instead of margin creates a more balanced layout. Like a perfectly choreographed dance sequence!


69-69: Style makeover that packs a punch!

The new font sizes create a better visual hierarchy. The category at 14px and merchant at 12px with dark-grey color - it's like a perfectly balanced action sequence!

Also applies to: 74-75


95-97: Amount styling that makes an entrance!

The 16px font size for the amount, combined with that bold black color - now that's what I call a stylish presentation!

src/app/fyle/view-expense/view-expense.page.html (2)

62-62: Like a boss, you've nailed the currency display!

Using exactCurrency pipe with skipSymbol: true - that's the precision we needed!


83-89: Project and card info presentation - what a blockbuster move!

The way you've organized the project details and masked that card number - that's some next-level security style!

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🧹 Nitpick (assertive)

Time to settle the score with that TODO, partner!

That TODO about renaming etxn to expense in the navigation footer - shall we take care of it now?

Would you like me to help create a GitHub issue to track this terminology update task?

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