Bug: wrong currency on amazon.fr

[schmurtzm]

Describe the bug
Adding any article from amazon.fr will display the item in $ instead of €.

To Reproduce
Steps to reproduce the behavior:

1. Add this Item exemple from amazon.fr
2. Currency will be in $ instead of €

On other https://elisechalmin.com/products/ceinture-aude-camel

Expected behavior
Currency should be displayed in € instead of $.
Also it should be possible to set the currency manually (I don't see any way to do it when I edit an item)

[mzwoelfer]

For your amazon link, true.
For your other link, actually not. It swaps currencies for me.

Reproduce:

1. Checkout HEAD: git checkout e40e95d6dfb44f564fc7958c716a68b1d794ec94
2. Copy .env.example: cp .env.example .env
3. Set ORIGIN to http://127.0.0.1:3280: sed -i 's|^ORIGIN=.*|ORIGIN=http://127.0.0.1:3280|' .env
4. Start docker compose: docker compose --file docker-compose.yaml up -d
5. Visit: 127.0.0.1:3280 in your browser
6. Click through setup. Create root user. Leave default settings for application and lists.
7. Create a list
8. Add an item: Paste URL: https://elisechalmin.com/products/ceinture-aude-camel

!NOTE
Redirects me to: https://eu.elisechalmin.com/products/ceinture-aude-camel?shpxid=8d58cdef-e107-4b8b-b194-a4e08d6add1a
But correctly sets the price to EUR. Even though I set USD as default.

How my .env file looks

# If behind a reverse proxy, set this to your domain
# i.e. https://wishlist.your-domain.org
ORIGIN=http://127.0.0.1:3280
# Hours until signup and password reset tokens expire
TOKEN_TIME=72
# The currency to use when a product search does not return a currency
DEFAULT_CURRENCY=USD
# Set the logging level: trace | debug | info | warn | error | fatal | silent
LOG_LEVEL=info
# Maxinum image size that can be uploaded (in bytes)
MAX_IMAGE_SIZE=5000000

[cmintey]

The currency is editable on the item form. Where is shows the currency (USD) is a field. Click on it and you can change it to EUR or any other currency using the 3-letter currency code.

It's also possible to set the default currency in the environment variables, so in scenarios where a currency couldn't be determined, your default currency would be used.

I'll take a look at the Amazon link later and see why it's not pulling in the correct currency. Sometimes the data is just not available in the HTML that is fetched.