/***********************************************************************************************************************************************************************
 * File Name    : client.cron.js
 * Type         : Cron Registry — Client side
 * Description  : Aggregates and registers every client-facing scheduled job.
 *                Same shape as admin.cron.js — each job module exports
 *                { name, schedule, run }, listed in the `jobs` array below.
 *
 *                The settings-backed jobs emit notifications, so their
 *                schedule/enabled state lives in cron_notification_settings
 *                and is configurable from /admin/notifications/settings
 *                without a restart. expireAdvertisements has no notification
 *                tied to it, so it stays on a plain hardcoded schedule (same
 *                reasoning as liftExpiredBans in admin.cron.js).
 *
 * Currently registered:
 *                  - userNotifications     (cron/jobs/user_notifications.cron.js)
 *                  - issueCertificates     (cron/jobs/issue_certificates.cron.js)
 *                  - expireUserTiers       (cron/jobs/expire_user_tiers.cron.js)
 *                  - taskDueSoon           (cron/jobs/task_due_soon.cron.js)
 *                  - expireAdvertisements  (cron/jobs/expire_advertisements.cron.js) — plain
 *                  - failStalePayments     (cron/jobs/fail_stale_payments.cron.js) — plain
 *
 * Author: Kenneth Obsequio (@lash0000)
 * Date Created: Jun. 17, 2026
 ***********************************************************************************************************************************************************************/
const cron = require('node-cron');
const userNotifications    = require('./jobs/user_notifications.cron');
const issueCertificates    = require('./jobs/issue_certificates.cron');
const expireUserTiers      = require('./jobs/expire_user_tiers.cron');
const taskDueSoon          = require('./jobs/task_due_soon.cron');
const expireAdvertisements = require('./jobs/expire_advertisements.cron');
const failStalePayments    = require('./jobs/fail_stale_payments.cron');
const { startSettingsBackedJobs } = require('./cronRegistry.util');

// ─── Registry — add future client-side cron jobs here ────────────────────────
const settingsBackedJobs = [
    userNotifications,
    issueCertificates,
    expireUserTiers,
    taskDueSoon,
];

// Plain hardcoded-schedule jobs (not tied to any notification setting).
const plainJobs = [
    expireAdvertisements,
    failStalePayments,
];

// ─── Boot all registered client-side jobs ─────────────────────────────────────
async function startClientCronJobs() {
    const registered = await startSettingsBackedJobs(settingsBackedJobs, 'CLIENT');

    for (const job of plainJobs) {
        if (!cron.validate(job.schedule)) {
            console.error(`[CRON][CLIENT] Invalid schedule for "${job.name}": "${job.schedule}" — skipped.`);
            continue;
        }
        cron.schedule(job.schedule, job.run);
        registered.push({ name: job.name, scope: 'CLIENT', schedule: job.schedule });
    }

    return registered;
}

module.exports = { startClientCronJobs };