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temetro/frontend
Khalid Abdi 2d47abcc42 feat: patient wallet — real Signing, encrypted share relay, import-from-app
Backend
- clinic Ed25519 signing key (services/signing.ts, routes/signing.ts,
  clinic_signing_keys table) — Settings → Signing is now real
- @noble wallet-crypto (lib/wallet-crypto.ts): ed25519 identity, base58check
  wallet numbers, sealed-box (x25519 + xchacha20poly1305)
- /wallet Socket.io relay namespace (challenge-signed device auth) forwarding
  only ciphertext; emitToWallet helper
- import-from-app flow (routes/patients-wallet.ts, services/wallet-share.ts):
  request-share → patient approval → decrypt + verify → review draft → commit
- temporary shares: patients.share_expires_at + 5-min auto-delete sweep; revoke

Frontend
- SigningPanel wired to live key/fingerprint/rotate + shared-records list
- "Import from a patient app" dialog (lib/signing.ts, import-from-wallet-dialog)
  reusing the draft-review path; temporary badge on the patient list

Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.8 <noreply@anthropic.com>
2026-06-21 18:19:57 +03:00
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