starr-philproperties/cron/jobs/user_notifications.cron.js

/***********************************************************************************************************************************************************************
 * File Name    : user_task_overdue_notify.cron.js
 * Type         : Cron Job
 * Description  : Emits a UserNotification for every user who belongs to a group
 *                assigned to a task list that contains a task the admin
 *                taskOverdue cron JUST auto-flipped in the last hour — to
 *                either 'overdue' or 'completed', depending on that job's
 *                configured target_status.
 *
 *                Runs 5 minutes after the admin taskOverdue cron (which fires at
 *                the top of each hour) so the status flips are already committed
 *                before this job queries them.
 *
 *                "Just auto-flipped" = auto_marked_at is within the last 65
 *                minutes (1-hour window + 5-min drift buffer). auto_marked_at
 *                is written ONLY by cron/jobs/task_overdue.cron.js, never by a
 *                user's own completion flow, so this can't misfire on a task a
 *                user legitimately just completed themselves.
 *
 *                Rows are grouped by status: 'overdue' tasks get the existing
 *                "Tasks Overdue" notification, 'completed' tasks get a
 *                separate "Tasks Auto-Completed" notification. In practice a
 *                single run is homogeneous (target_status is one job-wide
 *                setting), but the grouping keeps this correct even if the
 *                setting changed mid-window.
 *
 *                When a status group contains exactly one task, its taskId/
 *                taskListId are included in the notification data (plus each
 *                recipient's own group_id) so the client can deep-link
 *                straight to that task. A multi-task batch can't pick just
 *                one task to link to, so it falls back to no link.
 *
 * Schedule     : 5 minutes past every hour ("5 * * * *"). Registered by
 *                cron/client.cron.js.
 *
 * Author: Kenneth Obsequio (@lash0000)
 * Date Created: Jun. 19, 2026
 ***********************************************************************************************************************************************************************/
const { Op, QueryTypes } = require('sequelize');
const sequelize        = require('../../config/db.config');
const { Task }         = require('../../models/task/task.mdl');
const UserNotification = require('../../models/notifications/user_notification.mdl');
const CronNotificationSetting = require('../../models/notifications/cron_notification_setting.mdl');
const { NOTIFICATION_REGISTRY } = require('../../data/notifications.data');

const WINDOW_MS = 65 * 60 * 1000; // 65-minute lookback

async function run() {
    // Entire job exists to emit this notification — skippable via /admin/notifications/settings.
    const settings = await CronNotificationSetting.findOne({ where: { job_name: 'userNotifications' } });
    if (settings && !settings.enabled) return;

    // ── 1. Find tasks the admin cron JUST auto-flipped in the last 65 minutes ─
    let recentlyAutoMarked;
    try {
        recentlyAutoMarked = await Task.findAll({
            attributes: ['task_id', 'task_list_id', 'name', 'status'],
            where: {
                status:         { [Op.in]: ['overdue', 'completed'] },
                auto_marked_at: { [Op.gte]: new Date(Date.now() - WINDOW_MS) },
            },
            raw: true,
        });
    } catch (err) {
        console.error('[CRON][USER NOTIFY] Failed to query recently auto-marked tasks:', err);
        return;
    }

    if (recentlyAutoMarked.length === 0) return;

    console.log(`[CRON][USER NOTIFY] ${recentlyAutoMarked.length} recently auto-marked task(s) — resolving affected users.`);

    // ── 2. Resolve affected users via task_list_groups → user_group_members ───
    try {
        const byStatus = {
            overdue:   recentlyAutoMarked.filter(t => t.status === 'overdue'),
            completed: recentlyAutoMarked.filter(t => t.status === 'completed'),
        };

        const now = new Date();

        for (const [status, tasks] of Object.entries(byStatus)) {
            if (tasks.length === 0) continue;

            const taskListIds = [...new Set(tasks.map(t => t.task_list_id))];

            // DISTINCT ON picks one group per user (deterministic — lowest group_id)
            // so each affected user gets a single notification even if they belong
            // to more than one group assigned to these task lists.
            const affectedUsers = await sequelize.query(
                `SELECT DISTINCT ON (ugm.user_id) ugm.user_id, ugm.group_id
                 FROM   task_list_groups   tlg
                 JOIN   user_group_members ugm ON ugm.group_id   = tlg.group_id
                                              AND ugm."deletedAt" IS NULL
                 WHERE  tlg.task_list_id IN (:taskListIds)
                 ORDER BY ugm.user_id, ugm.group_id`,
                { replacements: { taskListIds }, type: QueryTypes.SELECT }
            );

            if (affectedUsers.length === 0) continue;

            const count       = tasks.length;
            const registryKey = status === 'completed' ? 'user_task_auto_completed' : 'user_task_overdue';
            // A single-task batch can deep-link straight to that task; a multi-task
            // batch can't pick just one, so it falls back to the task-list link.
            const single      = count === 1 ? tasks[0] : null;
            const notify      = NOTIFICATION_REGISTRY[registryKey].build({
                count,
                task_list_ids: taskListIds,
                taskId:        single?.task_id ?? null,
                taskListId:    single?.task_list_id ?? null,
            });

            await UserNotification.bulkCreate(
                affectedUsers.map(({ user_id, group_id }) => ({
                    user_id,
                    ...notify,
                    data:      { ...notify.data, groupId: single ? group_id : null },
                    seen:      false,
                    createdAt: now,
                    updatedAt: now,
                })),
                { validate: false }
            );

            console.log(`[CRON][USER NOTIFY] Notified ${affectedUsers.length} user(s) about ${count} ${status} task(s).`);
        }
    } catch (err) {
        console.error('[CRON][USER NOTIFY] Failed to emit user notifications:', err);
    }
}

module.exports = {
    name:     'userNotifications',
    schedule: '5 * * * *',
    run,
};