Shipping Labels

How the store's labels for its own drivers look, and the sender they print. A store that never set them gets the defaults.

Replaces the whole settings: a key you omit takes its default. Unknown keys are refused rather than ignored, and every problem is reported at once in context.issues (path, code). Saving the defaults stores nothing (the column goes back to NULL).

Every parcel still out with the driver — not delivered, returned or cancelled — in the order they were given, with the cash each has to collect and the total, read in one trip.

Everything the labels of up to 100 driver shipments print, read in one trip: the settings, the sender, and each parcel — the customer, the place, the cash to collect, the lines, the notes and the driver — in the order asked. A carrier prints its own label (GET /shipments/{id}/label), so a carrier shipment, like an unknown id, is listed in missing. A read: nothing is written.