// NO PROD JSON API (bucket B — feed is a DataTables render payload or // {"html":...}, not data) — mock until backend (see PROD_API_INVENTORY.md) // Represents: admin.reports.credit.transactions.index · ReportsController — see docs/ISYSTEM_REFERENCE.md §Batch 2 "Credit transactions" /* ==================================================================== CREDIT TRANSACTIONS (Report ▾) — Hrs* shell rebuild of the live screen. Real surface - Page: GET /reports/credittransactions/ → ReportsController::credit (:7126) - Data: GET /reports/credittransactions/getCreditTransactions → ReportsController::getCreditTransactionsReport (:7154, DataTables JSON + `action=excel` branch → excelExportTransactionsReport(..., $credittransactions = true) → credit_transactions_report.xlsx) - View: admin/reports/credit_transactions/index.blade.php (+ table_settings partial); JS driver public/js/pages/transactions/credittransactions.js - Gates: Customer Care only — `support_report` + `support_report_credit_transactions` (403 via the deliberate authorize('asdasdas') hack); export UI further gated `support_export`. Known copy-paste leak: the data endpoint also checks `support_report_daily_report` (ReportsController:7210). Ledger semantics: MySQL `transactions` restricted to type IN ('add_credits','out_credits') — every back-office credit movement writes a PAIRED row set (Credit Deposit on the receiving account, Credit Withdraw on the paying account; same amount/timestamp, adjacent IDs). `Balance` is `transactions.ref_new_credits` — the row's reference user's credit balance right after the movement (red when negative, blank when empty/zero). IN/OUT totals boxes under the table sum the WHOLE filtered set (real: TransactionsController::getSumDeposits under READ UNCOMMITTED, restricted `system IN ('bo','creditcard','commissions')`; all prototype rows are 'bo'). The real JS also writes `#total_profit` from a payload key that does not exist into a DOM node that does not exist (credittransactions.js:51) — dead both ends, so no NET box here either (faithful to the real UI). Dead surface represented honestly, NOT rebuilt: - Legacy /reports/credit/ route set (routes/admin.php:1473-1485): its index URL accidentally aliases THIS screen (same ReportsController@credit); its two data routes (getCreditReport / getCreditReportSubLevel) point at methods that do not exist anywhere in app/ → fatal 500; its Excel route (excelExportCreditReport) formats client-scraped arrays with zero DB queries; its Blade/JS pair (credit.blade.php + reports/credit.js) is rendered by no controller. Footnote in the UI, nothing more. Known bugs → evident intent (per docs/ISYSTEM_REFERENCE.md + CLAUDE.md policy): - Export scoping mismatch: credittransactions.js sends `search_user` = the Username filter value (not the Parent) and omits skin_id / filtered_search_user / only_direct_txs / include_test_users, so the real XLSX can cover a different dataset than the on-screen grid. Prototype exports exactly the on-screen filtered set (Export-scope filter honored). - Export-scope select markup carries `selected` on BOTH options ("Current Page" and "All Pages"); the browser lands on the last one. Prototype ships a single default: All Pages (the effective real-world behavior). - Real column-settings modal persists to localStorage key `credit_transactions_report_table_settings`; the report-shell contract is presentation-only, so visibility state here is session-local (it still drops hidden columns from the export, mirroring `hidden_cols`). Quirks mirrored by omission (comment-only, no UI): - `wallet` param sent by the JS with no #wallet element and never read; `transaction_method` validated server-side (bo/creditcard/commissions, bare die() on bad value) but never sent by this UI — both leftovers from the sibling Transactions report; no filter rendered, as on the real page. - Controller order-by branches for from/to/in/out (:7240-7290) are dead copies from the Transactions report — only ID and Date sort (default id DESC; controller fallback id ASC). - Footer datepicker double-init targets nonexistent #datadal_val/#dataal_val (index.blade.php:306) — dead selector, nothing to represent. UNCLEAR (unresolvable from the reference): - Whether the initial DataTables draw is deferred: the batch-wide "empty until Search" convention is not asserted for this screen and DataTables auto-draws by default. Prototype auto-draws — moot in practice, because the shipped defaults (Username preselected to the Parent + "Only direct txs" forced ON) make the strictly-between-the-two branch match nothing, so the first draw is empty either way (matches the legacy stub's observed empty grid). Explained in the empty state. - Generated description interior: the reference documents " - Credit deposit "; the "(Withdraw from: …)" / "(Deposit to: …)" interior is inferred from the sibling Transactions report's documented generateTransactionDescription add/out patterns. - Skin-filter clause (OR across the three user joins) and the Username lookup's subtree-vs-direct-children scope are documented for the sibling Transactions report only; mirrored here and marked inferred. Labels: "Only direct txs" / "Include test users" resolve only to raw backend.* keys in the committed lang files → labels inferred (marked). All new top-level names are hrct/HRCT/Hrct-prefixed (grep-verified unique); `RCreditTransactions` intentionally shadows the HostReports.jsx stub (this file loads later, so it wins). No page CSS needed (hrs-* + inline). ==================================================================== */ const { useState: hrctUseState, useMemo: hrctUseMemo } = React; /* ---------- deterministic PRNG (mulberry32, same family as rRng/brRng) ---------- */ /* The deterministic PRNG lived here and is gone with the generator. */ const hrctPad2 = (n) => String(n).padStart(2, "0"); const HRCT_TODAY = (() => { const t = new Date(); return `${t.getFullYear()}-${hrctPad2(t.getMonth() + 1)}-${hrctPad2(t.getDate())}`; })(); /* transactions.type → label (transactionTypes(), TransactionsController.php:31 — the view loops the full map but `continue`s everything except these two) */ const HRCT_TYPES = { add_credits: "Credit Deposit", out_credits: "Credit Withdraw" }; /* User-type options: User::getLevel() minus Customer Care(4)/Administration(6)/ Affiliate(1)/Player(30); 8/10/15/20 names are per-skin overridable (custom_*_name) for non-admins — defaults shown. */ const HRCT_LEVELS = { 0: "Super Admin", 2: "Skin Access", 8: "Agent", 10: "Promoter", 15: "Shop", 20: "Cashier" }; /* Deterministic network slice (ids/names consistent with HostUsers.jsx + the legacy HostReports stubs). `path` = users.user_path ancestor chain. */ /* WAS eleven invented operators (`HRCT_USERS`, `HRCT_BY_ID`), four invented skin names (`HRCT_SKINS`) and twelve hardcoded hierarchy edges (`HRCT_EDGES`) that the generator walked to mint credit transfers. All three now come from the database: operators and their paths from `networkUsers`, skins from `skins`, and the transfers from `ledger_entries` themselves — where the hierarchy is not a list of edges but the ltree path on each row. */ /* WAS `hrctLedger()`: a deterministic 40-day paired credit ledger built from twelve invented hierarchy edges, five amount bands per level and a mulberry32 seeded on a constant — roughly 300 fabricated credit transfers with running balances that reconciled against each other perfectly, because the generator maintained them. A credit line is money owed between operators; this was a complete invented set of it. The real source is `ledger_entries` where `wallet = 'credits'` — the same predicate `report_credit_daily` uses (022), which is what makes this grid and that rollup agree by construction rather than by coincidence. THE SIGN CARRIES THE DIRECTION, and that is the whole mapping. `post_transfer` writes one row per side, so a transfer already exists here as the pair this grid renders: the payer's row is negative, the receiver's positive. Which means `type` is not a stored column to look up — it is `amount > 0`, and getting it backwards would relabel every Credit Deposit as a Credit Withdraw while every total stayed correct. `ref` — whose balance the Balance column shows — is always the row's OWN user, which is exactly what `balance_after` already is. Upstream describes it as "ref_new_credits = payer's balance" on the out row and the receiver's on the add row; those are the same statement once the rows are per-side. */ const hrctRow = (e) => { const amt = Number(e.amount) || 0; const inbound = amt > 0; /* path and lvl come off the embed because the filters scope by subtree and by role. `path` is an ltree, dotted — the filter below compares it as a string prefix, so the separator has to match what the database writes. */ const side = (u, fallbackId) => ({ id: (u && u.id) != null ? u.id : fallbackId, u: (u && u.username) || (fallbackId == null ? "—" : String(fallbackId)), lvl: u ? Number(u.user_level) : null, path: (u && u.path) || "", skin: u ? u.skin_id : e.skin_id, }); const self = side(e.user, e.user_id); const other = side(e.counterparty, e.counterparty_id); const ts = e.created_at ? Date.parse(e.created_at) : 0; const d = new Date(ts); return { id: e.id, type: inbound ? "add_credits" : "out_credits", payeer: inbound ? other : self, receiver: inbound ? self : other, ref: self, amt: Math.abs(amt), bal: Number(e.balance_after) || 0, d: e.created_at ? `${d.getFullYear()}-${hrctPad2(d.getMonth() + 1)}-${hrctPad2(d.getDate())}` : "", h: d.getHours(), mi: d.getMinutes(), ts, /* The stored description already reads " - Credit deposit (...)" when post_transfer wrote it; hrctDesc below rebuilds that shape for the grid, so what is kept here is only the operator's own note. */ rawDesc: e.description || "", system: "bo", }; }; /* Description = generateTransactionDescription(type, payeer, receiver, descr). Documented pattern: " - Credit deposit "; parenthetical interior inferred from the sibling Transactions report's add/out patterns. */ const hrctDesc = (r) => r.type === "add_credits" ? `${r.receiver.u} - Credit deposit (Withdraw from: ${r.payeer.u})${r.rawDesc ? " " + r.rawDesc : ""}` : `${r.payeer.u} - Credit withdraw (Deposit to: ${r.receiver.u})${r.rawDesc ? " " + r.rawDesc : ""}`; /* transactions.addedTime rendered d/m/Y G:i (hour without leading zero). */ const hrctDate = (r) => { const [y, m, d] = r.d.split("-"); return `${d}/${m}/${y} ${r.h}:${hrctPad2(r.mi)}`; }; /* Server-side filter semantics of getCreditTransactionsReport, applied to the mock ledger. Order/meaning per docs/ISYSTEM_REFERENCE.md §Credit Transactions. */ const hrctFilterRows = (all, f) => { const from = (f.range && f.range.from) || ""; const to = (f.range && f.range.to) || ""; const q = (f.desc || "").trim().toLowerCase(); /* No default parent any more. The old code fell back to HRCT_BY_ID["1"] — the invented root — so an unset Parent silently scoped the grid to that account's subtree. With nothing selected the correct scope is everything the caller may see, which RLS has already applied. */ const parent = f.parent ? (f.byId || {})[f.parent] : null; const uname = f.username ? (f.byId || {})[f.username] : null; return all.filter(r => { /* Base whereIn('add_credits','out_credits'); Transaction Type narrows to one. */ if (f.type ? r.type !== f.type : (r.type !== "add_credits" && r.type !== "out_credits")) return false; /* Dates bounded 00:00:00–23:59:59 server-side (sistemadata()); no time inputs on this screen. */ if (from && r.d < from) return false; if (to && r.d > to) return false; /* transactions.description LIKE %…% — the raw operator note, not the generated grid string. */ if (q && !r.rawDesc.toLowerCase().includes(q)) return false; /* Skin: OR across the three user joins — inferred from the sibling Transactions report (UNCLEAR for this screen). */ /* The option value is a skin ID now, not a name; compared as strings so a numeric id from the select never fails a === against a bigint. */ if (f.skin && ![r.ref.skin, r.payeer.skin, r.receiver.skin] .some(x => String(x) === String(f.skin))) return false; /* Parent scoping: ref_user.user_path under the searched Parent's path (descendant-or-self). The additional payeer-or-receiver fence against the auth user's own path is trivially satisfied here (prototype operator = admin, path "/1"). */ if (parent && parent.path && !(r.ref.path === parent.path || String(r.ref.path).startsWith(parent.path + "."))) return false; /* User Type filters ref_user.user_level — note '0' (Super Admin) must still filter. */ if (f.usertype !== "" && f.usertype != null && r.ref.lvl !== Number(f.usertype)) return false; /* Username (filtered_search_user) filters ref_user.id. */ if (uname && r.ref.id !== uname.id) return false; /* Only direct txs (default forced ON by the real JS): with a Username picked, rows strictly between Parent and Username (either direction); otherwise payeer-or-receiver = Parent. With the shipped defaults (Username preselected to the Parent) this branch can never match — the real screen opens empty. */ if (f.direct) { if (uname) { if (!((r.payeer.id === parent.id && r.receiver.id === uname.id) || (r.payeer.id === uname.id && r.receiver.id === parent.id))) return false; } else if (r.payeer.id !== parent.id && r.receiver.id !== parent.id) return false; } /* Include test users OFF → u_receiver.test_user = 0. */ if (!f.test && r.receiver.test) return false; return true; }); }; const hrctDefaults = () => ({ range: { from: HRCT_TODAY, to: HRCT_TODAY, fromTime: "", toTime: "" }, /* Parent and Username default to EMPTY. They were "1" — the invented root's id — so an unset filter silently scoped the grid to that account. A real database guarantees no id 1, and "no filter" means whatever RLS already allows. */ type: "", desc: "", exportScope: "all", skin: "", parent: "", usertype: "", username: "", direct: true, test: false, }); /* "Setting" — column show/hide (real: table_settings.blade.php modal persisting to localStorage `credit_transactions_report_table_settings`; session-only here per the report-shell presentation-only contract). Hidden columns are also dropped from the export, mirroring `hidden_cols`. */ const HrctColsBtn = ({ cols, hidden, onToggle }) => { const [open, setOpen] = hrctUseState(false); return (
{open && ( <>
setOpen(false)} />
Visible columns
{cols.map(c => ( ))}
Hidden columns are also removed from the export (real hidden_cols behavior). Session-only in the prototype; the real modal persists to localStorage.
)}
); }; /* ================================================================== Page component — intentionally shadows the HostReports.jsx stub. ================================================================== */ const RCreditTransactions = () => { /* wallet = 'credits' is the whole filter: the credit line is a separate wallet, and a credit movement summed into real money inflates turnover by the entire float while looking completely plausible (022 says the same thing about the daily view). */ const feed = useHrsFetch(() => window.sb.list("ledger", { limit: 2000, filters: { wallet: "credits" }, }), []); const opts = useHrsFetch(() => window.sb.list("networkUsers", { limit: 200 }), []); const skinsFeed = useHrsFetch(() => window.sb.list("skins", { limit: 200 }), []); const skinOpts = ((skinsFeed.data || [])).map(k => ({ value: String(k.id), label: k.name })); const all = hrctUseMemo(() => (feed.data || []).map(hrctRow), [feed.data]); const [draft, setDraft] = hrctUseState(hrctDefaults); /* DataTables auto-draws on init (UNCLEAR whether the real page defers it) — with the shipped defaults the first draw is empty either way, see above. */ const [applied, setApplied] = hrctUseState(hrctDefaults); const [sort, setSort] = hrctUseState({ key: "id", dir: "desc" }); const [page, setPage] = hrctUseState(0); const [pageSize, setPageSize] = hrctUseState(50); /* real pageLength: 50 */ const [hidden, setHidden] = hrctUseState({}); /* MOVED ABOVE THE MEMOS, AND THAT IS THE WHOLE FIX FOR A SILENT SCOPE FAILURE. ------------------------------------------------------------------------ `filtered` below is a hrctUseMemo whose factory runs DURING this render and passes `byId: opById`. These two declarations sat forty lines beneath it, so on the render that mattered `opById` was `undefined` — not a ReferenceError, because in-browser Babel compiles `const` loosely, but plain `undefined`. hrctFilterRows reads it as `(f.byId || {})[f.parent]`, so the Parent resolved to undefined and the subtree fence at line ~217 was skipped entirely: A SELECTED PARENT FILTERED NOTHING, and the grid showed every credit movement in the network under the heading of one operator's subtree. With "Only direct txs" on — which the real screen forces — the same undefined reached `parent.id` and threw instead. Found by tools/tdzcheck.js after it learned that a useState/useMemo factory is called during render rather than later; it had been skipping every function boundary, which is right for a handler and wrong for these two. WAS `HRCT_USERS`: eleven invented operators with hand-written paths and opening credit balances, which both the Parent/Username pickers and the subtree filter read. Real operators now, from `networkUsers`. */ const opUsers = ((opts.data || [])).map(u => ({ id: u.id, u: u.username, lvl: Number(u.user_level), path: String(u.path || ""), skin: u.skin_id, })); const opById = {}; opUsers.forEach(u => { opById[String(u.id)] = u; }); const filtered = hrctUseMemo(() => hrctFilterRows(all, { ...applied, byId: opById }), [all, applied, opts.data]); const sorted = hrctUseMemo(() => { const dir = sort.dir === "asc" ? 1 : -1; /* Only ID and Date sort on the real grid (everything else bSortable:false); the from/to/in/out order branches in the controller are dead copies. */ return [...filtered].sort((a, b) => (sort.key === "date" ? (a.ts - b.ts || a.id - b.id) : (a.id - b.id)) * dir); }, [filtered, sort]); const paged = sorted.slice(page * pageSize, (page + 1) * pageSize); /* IN/OUT totals over the WHOLE filtered set (getSumDeposits clone, not the page). The type sets follow the Transaction Type filter (both / add-only / out-only). */ const inSum = filtered.reduce((a, r) => a + (r.type === "add_credits" ? r.amt : 0), 0); const outSum = filtered.reduce((a, r) => a + (r.type === "out_credits" ? r.amt : 0), 0); const parentOpts = opUsers.filter(u => [0, 2, 8, 10, 15].includes(u.lvl)) .map(u => ({ value: String(u.id), label: `${u.u} (${HRCT_LEVELS[u.lvl] || "Level " + u.lvl})` })); const parentU = opById[draft.parent] || null; /* Username lookup: select2 on searchUsers2 with user_types = chosen User Type or [0,2,8,10,15,20] and parent_id = Parent; subtree scope inferred (UNCLEAR). */ const usernameOpts = opUsers .filter(u => (draft.usertype !== "" ? u.lvl === Number(draft.usertype) : [0, 2, 8, 10, 15, 20].includes(u.lvl))) .filter(u => !parentU || !parentU.path || u.path === parentU.path || String(u.path).startsWith(parentU.path + ".")) .map(u => ({ value: String(u.id), label: `${u.u} (${HRCT_LEVELS[u.lvl] || "Level " + u.lvl})` })); /* Filter form, real display order. */ const FIELDS = [ { key: "range", label: "Date", type: "daterange", icon: "calendar", defaultValue: { from: HRCT_TODAY, to: HRCT_TODAY, fromTime: "", toTime: "" }, tip: <>dd/mm/yyyy pair on the real page, defaulting to today/today; the server bounds the days at 00:00:00–23:59:59 — this screen has no time inputs. }, { key: "type", label: "Transaction Type", type: "select", placeholder: "-ALL-", options: [{ value: "add_credits", label: "Credit Deposit" }, { value: "out_credits", label: "Credit Withdraw" }], tip: <>The Blade loops the full transactionTypes() map but skips everything except the two credit types. The IN/OUT totals boxes follow this filter too. }, { key: "desc", label: "Description", type: "text", placeholder: "Description", grow: true, tip: <>LIKE match on the raw transactions.description note — not on the generated description string shown in the grid. }, { key: "exportScope", label: "Export", type: "select", defaultValue: "all", options: [{ value: "current", label: "Current Page" }, { value: "all", label: "All Pages" }], tip: <>Scope of the export file. The real markup marks both options selected, so the browser lands on All Pages — implemented as the single default here. Rendered only for operators holding support_export. }, { key: "skin", label: "Skin", type: "select", icon: "flag", placeholder: "- Select -", options: skinOpts, tip: <>From Auth::user()->getSkins(); rendered only for admins and Customer Care on the real page. }, { key: "parent", label: "Parent", type: "select", defaultValue: "1", options: parentOpts, tip: <>select2 user search (levels 0/2/8/10/15) on the real page; defaults to your own account (Customer Care / Administration get their parent). Disabled for Affiliate accounts. Scopes rows to the reference user's subtree. }, { key: "usertype", label: "User Type", type: "select", placeholder: "- Select -", options: Object.entries(HRCT_LEVELS).map(([v, l]) => ({ value: v, label: l })), tip: <>Filters the row's reference user's level. Agent/Promoter/Shop/Cashier names are per-skin overridable; defaults shown. }, { key: "username", label: "Username", type: "select", placeholder: "-ALL-", defaultValue: "1", options: usernameOpts, tip: <>Sent as filtered_search_user; filters the reference user (ref_user_id). The real page preselects the Parent account here by default. }, { key: "direct", label: "Only direct txs", type: "toggle", defaultValue: true, tip: <>Label inferred — backend.only_direct_txs resolves nowhere in the committed language files. Forced ON by the real page's JS. Limits rows to movements the Parent is a side of (or strictly between Parent and Username when one is picked). }, { key: "test", label: "Include test users", type: "toggle", defaultValue: false, tip: <>Label inferred — backend.include_test_users resolves nowhere in the committed language files. Off hides rows whose receiving account is flagged test_user. }, ]; const COLS = [ { key: "id", label: "ID", sortable: true, width: 92, hidden: !!hidden.id, firstDir: "desc" }, { key: "typ", label: "Typology", hidden: !!hidden.typ, render: r => HRCT_TYPES[r.type] }, { key: "desc", label: "Description", hidden: !!hidden.desc, render: r => hrctDesc(r) }, { key: "in", label: "IN", align: "right", hidden: !!hidden.in, render: r => r.type === "add_credits" ? hrsMoney(r.amt) : "", cellClass: r => r.type === "add_credits" ? "hrs-pos" : "" }, { key: "out", label: "OUT", align: "right", hidden: !!hidden.out, render: r => r.type === "out_credits" ? hrsMoney(r.amt) : "", cellClass: r => r.type === "out_credits" ? "hrs-neg" : "" }, /* Balance = ref_new_credits: red when negative, blank when empty/zero. */ { key: "bal", label: "Balance", align: "right", hidden: !!hidden.bal, render: r => r.bal ? hrsMoney(r.bal) : "", cellClass: r => r.bal < 0 ? "hrs-neg" : "" }, { key: "date", label: "Date", sortable: true, hidden: !!hidden.date, render: r => hrctDate(r), firstDir: "desc" }, ]; const doExport = () => { const scopeRows = applied.exportScope === "current" ? paged : sorted; const eIn = scopeRows.reduce((a, r) => a + (r.type === "add_credits" ? r.amt : 0), 0); const eOut = scopeRows.reduce((a, r) => a + (r.type === "out_credits" ? r.amt : 0), 0); const flat = scopeRows.map(r => ({ id: r.id, typ: HRCT_TYPES[r.type], desc: hrctDesc(r), in: r.type === "add_credits" ? r.amt.toFixed(2) : "", out: r.type === "out_credits" ? r.amt.toFixed(2) : "", bal: r.bal ? r.bal.toFixed(2) : "", date: hrctDate(r), })); /* Real XLSX ends in a colored totals row; CSV keeps the row, drops the color. */ flat.push({ id: "", typ: "Totals", desc: "", in: eIn.toFixed(2), out: eOut.toFixed(2), bal: "", date: "" }); const headers = COLS.filter(c => !c.hidden).map(c => ({ key: c.key, label: c.label })); /* Real file is credit_transactions_report.xlsx (PhpSpreadsheet, filter-summary header row); prototype ships CSV. Exports the on-screen filtered set — the real JS's mismatched param set is a documented bug (see header). */ hrsCsv(flat, headers, "credit_transactions_report.csv"); }; const exportCount = (applied.exportScope === "current" ? paged : sorted).length; /* Empty-state honesty: the shipped defaults are provably self-excluding. */ const degenerate = applied.direct && applied.username && applied.username === applied.parent; const emptyNode = ( <>
No data available in table
{degenerate && (
The page opens exactly like the real one: Username preselected to the Parent account and "Only direct txs" on — a combination that can never match a row (it asks for movements strictly between an account and itself). Set Username to -ALL-, pick a child account, or switch off Only direct txs, then Search.
)} ); return ( {" "}Gates bind Customer Care only — every other role passes (the authorize('asdasdas') 403 hack). Sidebar entry additionally requires user level below Shop (20). Known copy-paste leak: the data endpoint also checks support_report_daily_report, so the Daily-report permission bleeds into this screen for Customer Care users. } explainer={{ bullets: [ <>Back-office credit ledger: every credit movement between network accounts writes a paired row — a Credit Deposit on the receiving account and a Credit Withdraw on the paying account, same amount and timestamp, adjacent IDs., <>Balance is the row's reference account's credit balance right after the movement — red when negative (the super admin mints credits, so it runs negative), blank at exactly zero., <>The IN / OUT boxes under the table total the whole filtered set, not just the visible page, and follow the Transaction Type filter., <>Defaults mirror the real page: today's dates, your own account as Parent and Username, "Only direct txs" on — which is why the grid opens empty until you widen a filter., ], }} actions={ ); }; window.RCreditTransactions = RCreditTransactions;