spec: fix upcoming events date filter default and picker bounds (WealthLedger/frontend#63)

openspec/changes/fix-upcoming-events-date-filter/.openspec.yaml

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+schema: wealth-ledger-sdd-v2
+created: 2026-10-14

openspec/changes/fix-upcoming-events-date-filter/design.md

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+# Design: Upcoming events date filter
+
+## Context and Constraints
+
+The account-events page already has a URL-backed filter with draft, Apply,
+Reset, and date validation. Its view model currently exposes a `maxDate` set to
+today, which blocks forecast dates; the date picker has no lower bound. The
+shared `defaultPeriod()` currently subtracts six elapsed 24-hour intervals and
+formats both instants as Moscow calendar dates, which can collapse to fewer
+than seven dates around local midnight.
+
+The `useUrlPeriod()` hook already supplies a default when the URL has no range,
+preserves valid URL dates (including past dates), and strips invalid or reversed
+range parameters. Preserve these semantics. The API already supports requested
+date windows; no API or persistence changes are needed.
+
+## Technical Goals / Non-Goals
+
+### Goals
+
+- Compute the exact seven-date default using Moscow calendar-date boundaries.
+- Let the date picker select today and future dates only.
+- Preserve valid past URL periods and existing Apply/Reset behavior.
+- Keep malformed, impossible, and reversed URL periods on the default path.
+
+### Non-Goals
+
+- Change backend event filtering, UTC inclusivity, or saved forecast window
+  intersection behavior.
+- Remove the page filter or turn the page into a read-only forecast list.
+- Reject valid past dates at the URL/API boundary.
+
+## Design
+
+Use the shared calendar utility as the owner of the default range. Derive the
+current Moscow calendar date, then calculate the inclusive end as six calendar
+days later using calendar arithmetic rather than elapsed milliseconds. Keep
+the output as `YYYY-MM-DD`, matching existing URL and API parameter formats.
+
+In the account-events page view model, expose today's date as the picker's
+minimum selectable date and remove the upper date bound. The picker constraint
+is presentation-only: do not add a future/past check to `isValidPeriod()` or
+`useUrlPeriod()`. That keeps valid direct URLs independent of what can be newly
+selected from the UI.
+
+Keep URL normalization and Apply/Reset ownership where they are. Invalid URL
+periods continue to be removed with replacement navigation and resolve to the
+same default range; valid one-sided periods retain current behavior.
+
+## Data and State
+
+No new state or API fields are needed. Existing URL parameters remain the
+applied state; the view model retains draft state until Apply. Today's picker
+minimum is refreshed when opening the calendar, consistent with the existing
+today-bound refresh behavior.
+
+## Verification
+
+Verify the default range spans seven distinct dates at ordinary times and
+around Moscow midnight, picker bounds allow future dates and block past dates,
+valid past URL periods are preserved, and malformed/impossible/reversed ranges
+fall back to the default. Existing history, Apply, and Reset behavior must
+remain intact. Use the frontend repository's local verification commands.

openspec/changes/fix-upcoming-events-date-filter/docs-impact.md

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+# Docs Impact: Upcoming events date filter
+
+## Decision
+
+Update the existing canonical page `docs/domains/income/upcoming-events.md`
+after implementation. It already documents the date filter and URL behavior,
+so no new documentation page is needed.
+
+## Durable Information to Promote
+
+Clarify the user-visible default as seven calendar dates inclusive of today,
+and explain that the date picker permits today and future dates while valid
+past ranges remain usable when supplied through a direct URL. Invalid date
+ranges continue to fall back to the default.
+
+## Not Required
+
+No API reference, architecture page, glossary, or ADR change is expected: the
+API contract and forecast-window semantics do not change.
+
+## Verification
+
+After implementation, confirm the existing upcoming-events domain page matches
+the shipped default range, picker bounds, and URL compatibility behavior.

openspec/changes/fix-upcoming-events-date-filter/proposal.md

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+# Fix upcoming events date filter
+
+## Why
+
+Страница «Будущие события» предназначена для просмотра прогноза, но календарь
+сейчас запрещает выбрать будущие даты и разрешает выбирать прошедшие. Значение
+периода по умолчанию также должно соответствовать прогнозному горизонту:
+семь календарных дат, начиная с сегодняшней.
+
+## What Changes
+
+- Оставить URL-backed фильтр периода и действия Apply/Reset.
+- По умолчанию показывать семь календарных дат включительно: от сегодняшней даты
+  до шестого следующего календарного дня.
+- В календаре разрешить даты начиная с сегодняшней; не ограничивать доступные
+  даты сверху.
+- Сохранять валидные периоды из URL, включая прошедшие даты. Некорректный формат,
+  невозможную календарную дату или обратный диапазон нормализовать к периоду по
+  умолчанию.
+
+## Capabilities
+
+- `brokerage-account-upcoming-events`
+
+## Impact
+
+- `frontend/`: фильтр и URL-период страницы будущих событий.
+- `specs/`: уточнение пользовательского поведения периода по умолчанию и
+  календарных ограничений существующей capability.
+
+Изменение сохраняет выбор владельца из frontend Issue #63: фильтр остаётся.
+Оно не переводит страницу в режим read-only списка исходного прогноза.
+
+## Success Criteria
+
+- При первом открытии без параметров период включает сегодня и следующие шесть
+  календарных дат.
+- Пользователь может выбирать будущие даты и не может выбрать даты до сегодня.
+- Прямой URL с валидными прошедшими датами сохраняет указанный период.
+- Некорректный URL-период заменяется периодом по умолчанию.

openspec/changes/fix-upcoming-events-date-filter/qa-analysis.md

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+# QA Analysis: Upcoming events date filter
+
+## Verification Scope
+
+In scope: `brokerage-account-upcoming-events` — **User can filter upcoming
+events by a forecast date range** and its four scenarios in the delta spec.
+
+Out of scope: backend date-window behavior, event calculations, forecast
+freshness, and API error mapping; these are unchanged by this frontend date
+filter adjustment.
+
+## Coverage Matrix
+
+| Requirement / Scenario | Risk | Verification |
+| --- | --- | --- |
+| Default range starts today and spans seven calendar dates | Off-by-one or local-midnight error yields the wrong period | Check that the inclusive range contains today and the next six distinct Moscow calendar dates, including when opened around Moscow midnight. |
+| Future dates can be selected and past dates cannot | Incorrect picker bounds preserve the reported defect or block forecast dates | Open the date picker; confirm yesterday is unavailable and today plus later dates are selectable. Apply a future range and confirm the displayed period reflects it. |
+| Valid past URL range is preserved | UI restriction is accidentally enforced on deep links | Open a valid past range directly and confirm the same dates remain applied and in the URL. |
+| Invalid URL range falls back to the default | Malformed or impossible dates leak into requests or remain in navigation state | Open malformed, impossible, and reversed ranges; confirm the default range is applied and invalid range parameters are removed. |
+
+## Test Data and Boundaries
+
+- Use a controlled current date and include a case near the Europe/Moscow
+  calendar-date boundary.
+- Cover exactly today, the sixth following calendar date, and a later future
+  date in the picker.
+- For URL normalization, include invalid syntax, an impossible date such as
+  February 30, and `from` later than `to`.
+- Include a valid past range to distinguish URL compatibility from picker
+  restrictions.
+
+## Risks and Limitations
+
+The calendar is a visual interaction, so system-level verification should use
+the existing browser-capable UI validation available to the frontend project.
+If only component-level verification is available, it can establish URL and
+range state but cannot fully prove the rendered calendar's disabled dates.

openspec/changes/fix-upcoming-events-date-filter/specs/brokerage-account-upcoming-events/spec.md

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+# Delta for Brokerage Account Upcoming Events
+
+## Requirement: User can filter upcoming events by a forecast date range
+
+The events page MUST retain its URL-backed date-range filter. When the URL has
+no `from` or `to` parameters, the applied range MUST include the current date
+and the following six calendar dates. The page MUST allow selecting today and
+future dates in its date picker and MUST prevent selecting dates before today.
+
+The date-picker restriction MUST NOT invalidate or rewrite a valid past date
+range supplied directly in the URL. A malformed date, impossible calendar date,
+or reversed range MUST be normalized to the default range, removing invalid
+`from` and `to` parameters from the URL. Applying and resetting the filter MUST
+continue to use the existing URL-backed period behavior.
+
+#### Scenario: Default range starts today and spans seven calendar dates
+
+- **WHEN** the user opens the events page without `from` or `to` parameters
+- **THEN** the applied range starts on the current calendar date
+- **AND** the inclusive end date is six calendar dates after the start date
+
+#### Scenario: Future dates can be selected and past dates cannot
+
+- **WHEN** the user opens the date picker
+- **THEN** today and later dates are selectable
+- **AND** dates before today are not selectable
+
+#### Scenario: Valid past URL range is preserved
+
+- **WHEN** the user opens the events page with valid `from` and `to` dates in
+  the past and `from` is not after `to`
+- **THEN** the page applies that URL range without clamping or replacing it
+
+#### Scenario: Invalid URL range falls back to the default
+
+- **WHEN** the URL contains a malformed date, an impossible calendar date, or
+  a range whose `from` date is after its `to` date
+- **THEN** the page applies the default seven-calendar-date range
+- **AND** invalid `from` and `to` parameters are removed from the URL

openspec/changes/fix-upcoming-events-date-filter/system-analysis/analysis.md

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+# System Analysis: Upcoming events date filter
+
+## Scope and ownership
+
+This change affects the frontend events page and its existing date-range
+contract. The backend API already accepts optional `from` and `to` dates and
+returns events for the requested range; the canonical
+`brokerage-account-upcoming-events` capability defines inclusive UTC date
+bounds and behavior for invalid request ranges. No backend/API contract change
+is needed.
+
+The frontend owns picker availability, URL normalization, and the default
+range. The user-approved product decision is to retain the filter (rather than
+replace it with an unfiltered saved-forecast list, as considered by frontend
+Issue #63).
+
+## Observable flow
+
+```text
+URL query parameters
+        |
+        v
+validate calendar dates and ordering
+        | valid                    | invalid
+        v                           v
+preserve supplied range       remove invalid range
+        |                           |
+        +------------+--------------+
+                     v
+       no range -> seven dates from today
+                     |
+                     v
+       GET events with inclusive range
+```
+
+The date picker prevents new selection of dates before today, but this UI
+constraint is intentionally not a validation rule for a valid URL-provided
+past range. API date serialization and existing inclusive-boundary semantics
+remain unchanged.
+
+## Time-zone and calendar semantics
+
+The existing frontend date utilities represent calendar dates in the
+`Europe/Moscow` zone. The default must be computed as calendar-date arithmetic
+in that same zone, not by subtracting elapsed 24-hour durations from the
+current instant; elapsed-time arithmetic can yield the wrong number of distinct
+dates around a local midnight or daylight offset change. The current-date
+boundary used by the picker and default must be consistent with this existing
+frontend calendar convention.
+
+## Failure and compatibility behavior
+
+- Valid past query ranges remain accepted even though the picker will not
+  create them.
+- Malformed, impossible, or reversed ranges follow the existing URL
+  normalization path and resolve to the default period.
+- One-sided valid ranges keep their existing supported behavior; this change
+  does not require both query parameters to be present.
+- Apply and Reset retain their existing URL/history semantics.
+- Backend `INVALID_EVENTS_PERIOD`, request parameters, and saved forecast window
+  intersection behavior are outside this change.

openspec/changes/fix-upcoming-events-date-filter/tasks.md

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+# Tasks: Upcoming events date filter
+
+- [x] 1.1 [frontend] Implement the seven-calendar-date default and date-picker bounds while preserving URL period normalization and Apply/Reset behavior.
+  - **Covers:** `brokerage-account-upcoming-events` — `User can filter upcoming events by a forecast date range`.
+  - **Source:** Proposal **What Changes**; Specs scenarios **Default range starts today and spans seven calendar dates**, **Future dates can be selected and past dates cannot**, **Valid past URL range is preserved**, and **Invalid URL range falls back to the default**; Design **Design**.
+  - **Verification:** Frontend owner runs relevant existing page/calendar tests and confirms Moscow-midnight default, future/past picker bounds, valid past URL preservation, and invalid URL fallback.
+
+- [x] 1.2 [docs] Update the canonical upcoming-events page to document the shipped default range and picker/URL behavior.
+  - **Covers:** `brokerage-account-upcoming-events` — `User can filter upcoming events by a forecast date range`.
+  - **Source:** Docs Impact **Durable Information to Promote**.
+  - **Verification:** Confirm `docs/domains/income/upcoming-events.md` describes seven inclusive calendar dates from today, picker restrictions, valid past URL behavior, and invalid-range fallback.