crates/api/src/offers.ts

import type Log from 'bunyan';
import type { PrismaClient, Want, User, Listing, Offer, } from '@prisma/client';
import assert from 'assert/strict';
import groupBy from 'lodash/groupBy';
import sortBy from 'lodash/sortBy';
import flatMap from 'lodash/flatMap';
import { Context } from 'koa';

import { logAxiosError, wantDetails } from './utils';
import { Pg } from './pg';

export enum Status {
    Complete     = 'Complete',
    Confirmed    = 'Confirmed',
    Accepted     = 'Accepted',
    Pending      = 'Pending',
    Declined     = 'Declined',
}

function sortOffers(o) {
    return Object.values(Status).indexOf(o.status);
}

export default function createOffers(log: Log, pg: Pg) {
    async function generate() {
        const listings = flatMap(await pg.interestingListings());
        log.debug('generateOffers', { listings: listings.length });

        const shipping = 7.5; // yolt

        const offers = listings.map(l => ({
            userId: l.want.user.id,
            listingId: l.id,
            wantId: l.want.id,

            status: Status.Pending,

            condition: l.data.condition,

            item: l.data.price.value,
            shipping,
            total: l.data.price.value + shipping,
        }))

        // we must sort the offers by price,
        // sometimes a seller has multiples of a want
        // to deal with this we just ignore duplicates on insert
        // and ensure the cheapest one goes in first
        const sorted = sortBy(offers, ['item']);

        // TODO probably need to take one of each condition of record from a store
        // eg. they have a VG+ and a M we should make offers for each

        log.trace('generated offers', sorted);
        const inserts = await pg.offersUpdate(sorted);

        return inserts;
    }

    async function accept(ctx: Context) {
        const { id } = ctx.request.body;
        ctx.assert(id, 401, 'no id supplied');

        // check the user actually has this offer
        const offer = await pg.userOfferFind(ctx.state.user, id);
        return pg.offerStatusSet(offer.id, Status.Accepted);
    }

    async function statusSet(user: User, id: UUID, status: Status) {
        log.info({ status, id }, 'setting offer status');

        const offer = await pg.offerFindId(id);
        const update = await pg.offerStatusSet(offer.id, status);

        if (status === Status.Complete) {
            log.info({ id, status }, 'completed offer, removing want...');
            await pg.wantRm(offer.wantId);
        }

        return update;
    }

    // converts offers into groups based on seller
    // includes some bits of info about shipping etc
    async function acpOffers() {
        const offers = await pg.offersAdmin();

        const grouped = groupBy(offers, o => o.listing.data.seller.id);

        const sellerOffers = sortBy(Object.values(grouped).map(offers => {
            const shipping = offers[0]?.listing.data.seller.shipping;
            const bundle = {
                username: offers[0]?.listing.data.seller.username,
                seller: offers[0]?.listing.data.seller.id,
                shipsFrom: offers[0]?.listing.data.ships_from,
                shipping,
                offers: sortBy(offers, sortOffers),
                mentionsAustralia: shipping.toLowerCase().includes('australia'),
                mentionsWorldwide: shipping.toLowerCase().includes('world'),
            }

            return bundle;
        }), bundle => -bundle.offers.length);

        return sellerOffers;
    }

    // also groups offers by seller for users
    // but mostly just munges the structure so the details
    // are easily available
    async function userOffers(user: User) {
        const offers = await pg.userOffers(user);
        const groups = Object.values(groupBy(offers, (o) => o.wantId))
            .map(g => {
                // the offer status is just the most advanced status
                // based on sort
                const offers = sortBy(g, sortOffers);
                const status = offers[0].status;

                // now actually sort them by price
                offers.sort((a, b) => a.total - b.total);

                const details = offers[0].want.data;

                return {
                    details,
                    offers,
                    status,
                };
            });

        return groups;
    }

    async function samples() {
       const user = await pg.userFindEmail('ntr@mnml.gg');
       const offerGroups = await userOffers(user);
       const i = Math.floor(Math.random() * offerGroups.length / 2);
       return offerGroups[i];
    }

    return {
        generate,
        accept,
        statusSet,
        acpOffers,
        userOffers,
        samples,
    };
}

export type Offers = ReturnType<typeof createOffers>;