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package processor
import (
"context"
"errors"
"fmt"
"strings"
"time"
"github.com/google/uuid"
"apskel-pos-be/internal/constants"
"apskel-pos-be/internal/entities"
"apskel-pos-be/internal/repository"
)
var (
// ErrWalletInvalidEntry wraps every rejection of an entry that breaks the rules in
// docs/prd-point-coin.md §8.1. The database enforces most of them too; checking
// here first gives callers a readable error instead of a constraint name.
ErrWalletInvalidEntry = errors.New("wallet: invalid entry")
// ErrWalletIdempotencyConflict means an idempotency key was reused for a different
// operation. Retrying the same operation with the same key is not a conflict.
ErrWalletIdempotencyConflict = errors.New("wallet: idempotency key already used for a different operation")
)
// WalletEntry is what every ledger row needs, whichever way it moves the balance.
// Which of the optional fields a type requires is listed in §8.1.
type WalletEntry struct {
// Optional. Set it when another row must reference this one before it exists, as
// the two rows of an exchange or a transfer do.
TransactionID uuid.UUID
CustomerID uuid.UUID
Currency string
Type string
// Always positive: Credit adds it, Debit takes it away.
Amount int64
ReferenceType string
ReferenceID uuid.UUID
GroupID *uuid.UUID
CounterpartyCustomerID *uuid.UUID
ReversesTransactionID *uuid.UUID
OutletID *uuid.UUID
CreatedByUser *uuid.UUID
Reason *string
Description string
Metadata entities.Metadata
// Optional. A retry with the same key returns the first result without moving
// anything again.
IdempotencyKey string
}
// WalletLotInput is one lot a credit creates.
type WalletLotInput struct {
Amount int64
// Nil means the lot never expires.
ExpiresAt *time.Time
// The lot this one was carried over from, for transfers, exchanges and refunds.
OriginLotID *uuid.UUID
}
type WalletCreditInput struct {
WalletEntry
// How the credit is split into lots. Their amounts must add up to Amount. Leave
// empty for a single lot that never expires.
Lots []WalletLotInput
}
type WalletDebitInput struct {
WalletEntry
// Lots to draw from first, in this order, before falling back to the K9 order.
// A reversal names the lots its EARN created (F10), and the expiry job names the
// lot that expired. These lots are used even if they have already expired.
PreferredLotIDs []uuid.UUID
}
// WalletAllocation is how much a debit took from one lot. It carries the lot's
// expiry, so a transfer or exchange can give the receiving lot the same expiry (K9).
type WalletAllocation struct {
LotID uuid.UUID
Amount int64
ExpiresAt *time.Time
}
type WalletResult struct {
// Nil only when DebitUpTo found nothing to take.
Transaction *entities.WalletTransaction
// The lots a credit created.
Lots []entities.WalletLot
// The lots a debit drew from, in the order they were used.
Allocations []WalletAllocation
// What DebitUpTo could not take because the balance ran out.
Shortfall int64
// True when the idempotency key had already been used and nothing moved.
Replayed bool
}
// CarryOver turns a debit's allocations into lots for the receiving side of a
// transfer or exchange. Each lot keeps the expiry of the lot it came from and points
// back at it, so a balance cannot be kept alive by moving it around (K9).
func (r *WalletResult) CarryOver() []WalletLotInput {
lots := make([]WalletLotInput, 0, len(r.Allocations))
for _, a := range r.Allocations {
lotID := a.LotID
lots = append(lots, WalletLotInput{Amount: a.Amount, ExpiresAt: a.ExpiresAt, OriginLotID: &lotID})
}
return lots
}
// WalletProcessor is the only code allowed to change a wallet balance. Every change
// writes the balance, the ledger row and the lots or allocations together, which is
// what keeps SUM(ledger) = balance = SUM(lot remaining) (§7.5).
//
// Every method must run inside a transaction from TxManager, and the repository
// refuses otherwise. Each method locks the customer's wallet itself, so a single-wallet
// caller needs nothing more. A caller touching two wallets, such as a transfer, must
// call LockWallets first so the locks are always taken in the same order.
type WalletProcessor struct {
repo repository.WalletRepository
now func() time.Time
}
func NewWalletProcessor(repo repository.WalletRepository) *WalletProcessor {
return &WalletProcessor{repo: repo, now: time.Now}
}
// LockWallet locks one customer's wallet, creating it if needed. Credit and Debit do
// this themselves; call it when something must be read under the lock first.
func (p *WalletProcessor) LockWallet(ctx context.Context, customerID uuid.UUID) error {
_, err := p.repo.LockWallet(ctx, customerID)
return err
}
// LockWallets locks two customers' wallets in a fixed order. Call it before touching
// both wallets in one transaction.
func (p *WalletProcessor) LockWallets(ctx context.Context, a, b uuid.UUID) error {
_, _, err := p.repo.LockWallets(ctx, a, b)
return err
}
// FindTransaction returns the row written under an idempotency key, or nil when the
// key is new. Read it under the wallet lock: a flow that writes several rows uses it
// to recognise a retry before checking limits the first attempt already counts in.
func (p *WalletProcessor) FindTransaction(ctx context.Context, idempotencyKey string) (*entities.WalletTransaction, error) {
return p.repo.GetTransactionByIdempotencyKey(ctx, idempotencyKey)
}
// ExpireLot takes what is left in a lot whose expiry has passed at asOf, as an EXPIRE
// row pointing at the lot (F12). It locks the wallet before reading the lot again, so
// it never races a payment for the same balance, and the key expire:{lot_id} makes a
// second run, on this instance or another, take nothing more. describe gives the
// row's description for the amount taken. It returns nil when
// there is nothing to take: the lot is empty, not due, or already expired.
func (p *WalletProcessor) ExpireLot(ctx context.Context, lotID uuid.UUID, describe func(amount int64) string, asOf time.Time) (*WalletResult, error) {
lot, err := p.getLot(ctx, lotID)
if err != nil {
return nil, err
}
if _, err := p.repo.LockWallet(ctx, lot.CustomerID); err != nil {
return nil, err
}
// Read again under the lock: a payment may have used it up meanwhile.
if lot, err = p.getLot(ctx, lotID); err != nil {
return nil, err
}
if lot.RemainingAmount == 0 || lot.ExpiresAt == nil || lot.ExpiresAt.After(asOf) {
return nil, nil
}
return p.Debit(ctx, WalletDebitInput{
WalletEntry: WalletEntry{
CustomerID: lot.CustomerID,
Currency: lot.Currency,
Type: constants.WalletTxTypeExpire,
Amount: lot.RemainingAmount,
ReferenceType: constants.WalletRefTypeLot,
ReferenceID: lot.ID,
Description: describe(lot.RemainingAmount),
Metadata: entities.Metadata{"expires_at": lot.ExpiresAt.UTC().Format(time.RFC3339)},
IdempotencyKey: "expire:" + lot.ID.String(),
},
// Exactly what the lot holds, from the lot itself, even though it has expired.
PreferredLotIDs: []uuid.UUID{lot.ID},
})
}
func (p *WalletProcessor) getLot(ctx context.Context, lotID uuid.UUID) (*entities.WalletLot, error) {
lots, err := p.repo.GetLotsByIDs(ctx, []uuid.UUID{lotID})
if err != nil {
return nil, err
}
if len(lots) == 0 {
return nil, fmt.Errorf("%w: lot %s does not exist", ErrWalletInvalidEntry, lotID)
}
return &lots[0], nil
}
// Credit adds Amount to the wallet and creates its lots.
func (p *WalletProcessor) Credit(ctx context.Context, in WalletCreditInput) (*WalletResult, error) {
if err := validateWalletEntry(&in.WalletEntry, true); err != nil {
return nil, err
}
lots := in.Lots
if len(lots) == 0 {
lots = []WalletLotInput{{Amount: in.Amount}}
}
var total int64
for _, lot := range lots {
if lot.Amount <= 0 {
return nil, fmt.Errorf("%w: lot amount must be positive, got %d", ErrWalletInvalidEntry, lot.Amount)
}
total += lot.Amount
}
if total != in.Amount {
return nil, fmt.Errorf("%w: lots add up to %d, not %d", ErrWalletInvalidEntry, total, in.Amount)
}
wallet, err := p.repo.LockWallet(ctx, in.CustomerID)
if err != nil {
return nil, err
}
if replay, err := p.replay(ctx, &in.WalletEntry, true, true); replay != nil || err != nil {
return replay, err
}
balance, err := p.repo.AddBalance(ctx, in.CustomerID, in.Currency, in.Amount)
if err != nil {
return nil, err
}
walletTx := newWalletTransaction(wallet, &in.WalletEntry, in.Amount, balance, nil)
if err := p.repo.CreateTransaction(ctx, walletTx); err != nil {
return nil, fmt.Errorf("failed to create wallet transaction: %w", err)
}
result := &WalletResult{Transaction: walletTx}
for _, lotIn := range lots {
lot := entities.WalletLot{
OrganizationID: wallet.OrganizationID,
CustomerID: in.CustomerID,
Currency: in.Currency,
SourceTransactionID: walletTx.ID,
OriginLotID: lotIn.OriginLotID,
OriginalAmount: lotIn.Amount,
RemainingAmount: lotIn.Amount,
ExpiresAt: lotIn.ExpiresAt,
}
if err := p.repo.CreateLot(ctx, &lot); err != nil {
return nil, fmt.Errorf("failed to create wallet lot: %w", err)
}
result.Lots = append(result.Lots, lot)
}
return result, nil
}
// Debit takes exactly Amount from the wallet, or nothing at all with
// repository.ErrWalletInsufficientBalance if the usable balance is short.
func (p *WalletProcessor) Debit(ctx context.Context, in WalletDebitInput) (*WalletResult, error) {
return p.debit(ctx, in, false)
}
// DebitUpTo takes as much of Amount as the wallet has and reports the rest as
// Shortfall. It is for reversing earnings the customer has already spent (F10, Q3).
// When there is nothing to take, no ledger row is written and Transaction is nil;
// such a call leaves no trace, so a retry with the same key takes whatever the
// balance holds by then.
func (p *WalletProcessor) DebitUpTo(ctx context.Context, in WalletDebitInput) (*WalletResult, error) {
return p.debit(ctx, in, true)
}
func (p *WalletProcessor) debit(ctx context.Context, in WalletDebitInput, upTo bool) (*WalletResult, error) {
if err := validateWalletEntry(&in.WalletEntry, false); err != nil {
return nil, err
}
wallet, err := p.repo.LockWallet(ctx, in.CustomerID)
if err != nil {
return nil, err
}
// DebitUpTo may have taken less than asked, so the amount cannot be compared.
if replay, err := p.replay(ctx, &in.WalletEntry, false, !upTo); replay != nil || err != nil {
return replay, err
}
lots, err := p.spendableLots(ctx, &in)
if err != nil {
return nil, err
}
var available int64
for _, lot := range lots {
available += lot.RemainingAmount
}
take := in.Amount
if available < take {
if !upTo {
return nil, repository.ErrWalletInsufficientBalance
}
take = available
}
result := &WalletResult{Shortfall: in.Amount - take}
if take == 0 {
return result, nil
}
var metadata entities.Metadata
if upTo {
metadata = entities.Metadata{"requested_amount": in.Amount, "shortfall": result.Shortfall}
}
balance, err := p.repo.AddBalance(ctx, in.CustomerID, in.Currency, -take)
if err != nil {
return nil, err
}
walletTx := newWalletTransaction(wallet, &in.WalletEntry, -take, balance, metadata)
if err := p.repo.CreateTransaction(ctx, walletTx); err != nil {
return nil, fmt.Errorf("failed to create wallet transaction: %w", err)
}
result.Transaction = walletTx
var allocations []entities.WalletLotAllocation
remaining := take
for _, lot := range lots {
if remaining == 0 {
break
}
amount := min(lot.RemainingAmount, remaining)
remaining -= amount
if err := p.repo.ConsumeLot(ctx, lot.ID, amount); err != nil {
return nil, err
}
allocations = append(allocations, entities.WalletLotAllocation{TransactionID: walletTx.ID, LotID: lot.ID, Amount: amount})
result.Allocations = append(result.Allocations, WalletAllocation{LotID: lot.ID, Amount: amount, ExpiresAt: lot.ExpiresAt})
}
if err := p.repo.CreateAllocations(ctx, allocations); err != nil {
return nil, fmt.Errorf("failed to create wallet lot allocations: %w", err)
}
return result, nil
}
// spendableLots returns the lots a debit may draw from, in the order it draws: the
// preferred lots first, then the unexpired lots in K9 order.
func (p *WalletProcessor) spendableLots(ctx context.Context, in *WalletDebitInput) ([]entities.WalletLot, error) {
var lots []entities.WalletLot
preferred := make(map[uuid.UUID]bool, len(in.PreferredLotIDs))
if len(in.PreferredLotIDs) > 0 {
found, err := p.repo.GetLotsByIDs(ctx, in.PreferredLotIDs)
if err != nil {
return nil, err
}
byID := make(map[uuid.UUID]entities.WalletLot, len(found))
for _, lot := range found {
byID[lot.ID] = lot
}
for _, id := range in.PreferredLotIDs {
lot, ok := byID[id]
if !ok || lot.CustomerID != in.CustomerID || lot.Currency != in.Currency {
return nil, fmt.Errorf("%w: lot %s is not a %s lot of this customer", ErrWalletInvalidEntry, id, in.Currency)
}
if preferred[id] {
continue
}
preferred[id] = true
if lot.RemainingAmount > 0 {
lots = append(lots, lot)
}
}
}
active, err := p.repo.ListActiveLots(ctx, in.CustomerID, in.Currency, p.now())
if err != nil {
return nil, err
}
for _, lot := range active {
if !preferred[lot.ID] {
lots = append(lots, lot)
}
}
return lots, nil
}
// replay returns the first result for an idempotency key that has already been used,
// or nil when the key is new. It runs after the wallet lock, so a concurrent request
// with the same key has either committed its row or not started.
func (p *WalletProcessor) replay(ctx context.Context, in *WalletEntry, credit, compareAmount bool) (*WalletResult, error) {
if in.IdempotencyKey == "" {
return nil, nil
}
walletTx, err := p.repo.GetTransactionByIdempotencyKey(ctx, in.IdempotencyKey)
if err != nil || walletTx == nil {
return nil, err
}
sameDirection := (walletTx.Amount > 0) == credit
sameAmount := !compareAmount || abs(walletTx.Amount) == in.Amount
if walletTx.CustomerID != in.CustomerID || walletTx.Currency != in.Currency ||
walletTx.Type != in.Type || !sameDirection || !sameAmount {
return nil, ErrWalletIdempotencyConflict
}
result := &WalletResult{Transaction: walletTx, Replayed: true}
if credit {
result.Lots, err = p.repo.ListLotsBySourceTransaction(ctx, walletTx.ID)
return result, err
}
// JSON numbers come back from JSONB as float64.
switch shortfall := walletTx.Metadata["shortfall"].(type) {
case float64:
result.Shortfall = int64(shortfall)
case int64:
result.Shortfall = shortfall
}
allocations, err := p.repo.ListAllocationsByTransaction(ctx, walletTx.ID)
if err != nil {
return nil, err
}
ids := make([]uuid.UUID, 0, len(allocations))
for _, a := range allocations {
ids = append(ids, a.LotID)
}
lots, err := p.repo.GetLotsByIDs(ctx, ids)
if err != nil {
return nil, err
}
expiry := make(map[uuid.UUID]*time.Time, len(lots))
for _, lot := range lots {
expiry[lot.ID] = lot.ExpiresAt
}
for _, a := range allocations {
result.Allocations = append(result.Allocations, WalletAllocation{LotID: a.LotID, Amount: a.Amount, ExpiresAt: expiry[a.LotID]})
}
return result, nil
}
func newWalletTransaction(wallet *entities.CustomerWallet, in *WalletEntry, amount, balance int64, extra entities.Metadata) *entities.WalletTransaction {
metadata := entities.Metadata{}
for k, v := range in.Metadata {
metadata[k] = v
}
for k, v := range extra {
metadata[k] = v
}
var key *string
if in.IdempotencyKey != "" {
k := in.IdempotencyKey
key = &k
}
return &entities.WalletTransaction{
ID: in.TransactionID,
OrganizationID: wallet.OrganizationID,
CustomerID: in.CustomerID,
Currency: in.Currency,
Type: in.Type,
Amount: amount,
BalanceAfter: balance,
GroupID: in.GroupID,
ReferenceType: in.ReferenceType,
ReferenceID: in.ReferenceID,
CounterpartyCustomerID: in.CounterpartyCustomerID,
ReversesTransactionID: in.ReversesTransactionID,
OutletID: in.OutletID,
CreatedByUser: in.CreatedByUser,
Reason: in.Reason,
Description: in.Description,
Metadata: metadata,
IdempotencyKey: key,
}
}
// walletTypeRule is one row of §8.1.
type walletTypeRule struct {
credit, debit bool
currency string // empty: either currency
referenceTypes []string
needsOutlet bool
needsReverses bool
needsGroup bool
needsCounter bool
needsActor bool
}
var walletTypeRules = map[string]walletTypeRule{
constants.WalletTxTypeEarn: {credit: true, referenceTypes: []string{constants.WalletRefTypeOrder}, needsOutlet: true},
constants.WalletTxTypeEarnReversal: {debit: true, referenceTypes: []string{constants.WalletRefTypeOrder}, needsOutlet: true, needsReverses: true},
constants.WalletTxTypePayment: {debit: true, currency: constants.WalletCurrencyPoint, referenceTypes: []string{constants.WalletRefTypePayment}, needsOutlet: true},
constants.WalletTxTypePaymentRefund: {credit: true, currency: constants.WalletCurrencyPoint, referenceTypes: []string{constants.WalletRefTypePayment}, needsOutlet: true, needsReverses: true},
constants.WalletTxTypeExchangeOut: {debit: true, currency: constants.WalletCurrencyCoin, referenceTypes: []string{constants.WalletRefTypeWalletTx}, needsGroup: true},
constants.WalletTxTypeExchangeIn: {credit: true, currency: constants.WalletCurrencyPoint, referenceTypes: []string{constants.WalletRefTypeWalletTx}, needsGroup: true},
constants.WalletTxTypeTransferOut: {debit: true, referenceTypes: []string{constants.WalletRefTypeWalletTx}, needsGroup: true, needsCounter: true},
constants.WalletTxTypeTransferIn: {credit: true, referenceTypes: []string{constants.WalletRefTypeWalletTx}, needsGroup: true, needsCounter: true},
constants.WalletTxTypeGameSpend: {debit: true, currency: constants.WalletCurrencyCoin, referenceTypes: []string{constants.WalletRefTypeGamePlay}},
constants.WalletTxTypeExpire: {debit: true, referenceTypes: []string{constants.WalletRefTypeLot}},
constants.WalletTxTypeAdjustment: {credit: true, debit: true, referenceTypes: []string{constants.WalletRefTypeUser}, needsActor: true},
constants.WalletTxTypeMigration: {credit: true, referenceTypes: []string{constants.WalletRefTypeLegacyPoints, constants.WalletRefTypeLegacyTokens}},
constants.WalletTxTypeRewardRedeem: {debit: true, currency: constants.WalletCurrencyPoint, referenceTypes: []string{constants.WalletRefTypeRewardRedemption}},
}
func validateWalletEntry(in *WalletEntry, credit bool) error {
invalid := func(format string, args ...any) error {
return fmt.Errorf("%w: %s", ErrWalletInvalidEntry, fmt.Sprintf(format, args...))
}
rule, ok := walletTypeRules[in.Type]
if !ok {
return invalid("unknown type %q", in.Type)
}
if credit && !rule.credit {
return invalid("%s cannot add to a balance", in.Type)
}
if !credit && !rule.debit {
return invalid("%s cannot take from a balance", in.Type)
}
if in.CustomerID == uuid.Nil {
return invalid("customer is required")
}
if !constants.IsValidWalletCurrency(in.Currency) {
return invalid("unknown currency %q", in.Currency)
}
if rule.currency != "" && in.Currency != rule.currency {
return invalid("%s must be in %s", in.Type, rule.currency)
}
if in.Amount <= 0 {
return invalid("amount must be positive, got %d", in.Amount)
}
if !containsString(rule.referenceTypes, in.ReferenceType) {
return invalid("%s must reference %s, got %q", in.Type, strings.Join(rule.referenceTypes, " or "), in.ReferenceType)
}
if in.ReferenceID == uuid.Nil {
return invalid("reference id is required")
}
if strings.TrimSpace(in.Description) == "" {
return invalid("description is required")
}
if rule.needsOutlet && isNilID(in.OutletID) {
return invalid("%s requires an outlet", in.Type)
}
if rule.needsReverses && isNilID(in.ReversesTransactionID) {
return invalid("%s requires the transaction it reverses", in.Type)
}
if rule.needsGroup && isNilID(in.GroupID) {
return invalid("%s requires a group id", in.Type)
}
if rule.needsCounter {
if isNilID(in.CounterpartyCustomerID) {
return invalid("%s requires a counterparty", in.Type)
}
if *in.CounterpartyCustomerID == in.CustomerID {
return invalid("%s cannot go to the same customer", in.Type)
}
}
if rule.needsActor {
if isNilID(in.CreatedByUser) {
return invalid("%s requires the admin who made it", in.Type)
}
if in.Reason == nil || strings.TrimSpace(*in.Reason) == "" {
return invalid("%s requires a reason", in.Type)
}
}
return nil
}
func isNilID(id *uuid.UUID) bool {
return id == nil || *id == uuid.Nil
}
func containsString(values []string, v string) bool {
for _, value := range values {
if value == v {
return true
}
}
return false
}
func abs(v int64) int64 {
if v < 0 {
return -v
}
return v
}