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127 lines
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# Context
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## 1. Project Overview
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This project (often referred to as "Nexstar Graphs" or simply "Graphs") is a real-time sales and inventory dashboard. Its primary purpose is to ingest live webhook payloads from an external ERP (Tiny ERP) via n8n, securely store that data, and provide a visually rich, responsive dashboard for business analytics. It tracks total sales, product performance, customer behavior, and live inventory levels, while also providing tools for WhatsApp marketing campaigns.
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## 2. Tech Stack & Tooling
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**Frontend:**
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* **Library:** React 19.2.5
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* **Language:** TypeScript 6.0.2
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* **Build Tool:** Vite 8.0.10
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* **Styling:** Tailwind CSS 4.2.4
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* **Icons:** Lucide React 1.14.0
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* **Charts:** Recharts 3.8.1
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* **Routing:** React Router DOM 7.14.2
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**Backend:**
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* **Environment:** Node.js
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* **Framework:** Express 5.2.1
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* **Database:** PostgreSQL (via `pg` 8.20.0)
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* **Authentication:** JWT (`jsonwebtoken` 9.0.3)
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* **CORS & Middleware:** `cors`, `body-parser`
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**Infrastructure & CI/CD:**
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* **Containerization:** Docker & Docker Compose
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* **Proxy:** Nginx
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* **CI/CD:** Gitea Actions (deploy.yml)
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* **Automation:** n8n (External trigger source)
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## 3. Architecture & Design Decisions
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* **Decoupled Client-Server:** The frontend is a statically built SPA served by Nginx, communicating with an isolated Node.js API.
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* **Idempotent Database Operations:** Due to potential retry/spam from n8n webhooks, database insertions strictly use `INSERT ... ON CONFLICT DO UPDATE SET` (UPSERTs). The backend dynamically generates fallback IDs using composite keys (`Name_Date_Value`) to prevent historical data squashing when explicit `ID_Pedido` fields are missing.
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* **Persistent Campaign Queue:** Stock increases are no longer held in memory. Positive stock deltas are inserted into `stock_campaign_queue`, grouped by normalized base product, and processed later by a scheduled n8n workflow. This survives restarts and lets operators inspect/retry campaign work.
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* **Scheduled Campaign Processing:** n8n calls `POST /api/internal/process-stock-campaigns` on fixed schedules, currently intended for 12:00 and 18:00 BRT. The endpoint claims ready product groups where accumulated delta is at least 100, combines all ready products into one campaign payload, and sends it to `N8N_WHATSAPP_TRIGGER_URL`.
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* **All-Time Top Buyers:** Campaign targeting uses the top 100 buyers across all order history. There is no date filter in this query. Customers are grouped by `cliente_fone` and ordered by total spend (`SUM(quantidade * valor_unitario)`).
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* **Smart Polling vs. SSE:** Real-time UI updates are handled via client-side polling (`setInterval`) rather than Server-Sent Events (SSE) to bypass persistent connection drops caused by production reverse proxies.
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* **Backend Analytics Foundation:** Raw `/api/data` still exists for legacy pages, but dashboard/product/client aggregate endpoints now exist under `/api/analytics/*`. Dashboard already uses the backend dashboard aggregation endpoint so it does not wait on the full raw order download.
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* **Route Code Splitting:** Frontend routes are lazy-loaded with `React.lazy`/`Suspense` so the first JS payload stays smaller. Recharts-heavy page chunks are loaded on demand.
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## 4. Directory Structure
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```text
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├── .gitea/workflows/ # CI/CD pipeline definitions
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├── backend/ # Node.js Express API
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│ ├── Dockerfile # Backend container definition
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│ ├── index.js # Backend entry point
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│ ├── db.js # PostgreSQL pool and startup schema/migration SQL
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│ ├── routes/ # Express route modules
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│ ├── services/ # Business logic and campaign processing
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│ ├── mappers/ # Payload normalization helpers
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│ ├── test/ # Node test runner tests
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│ └── package.json
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├── public/ # Static assets (Favicons)
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├── src/ # React Frontend Application
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│ ├── components/ # Reusable UI elements (Layout, DateRangePicker)
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│ ├── pages/ # Route-level views (Dashboard, Products, Clients)
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│ ├── dataService.ts # Centralized API fetch logic and JWT handling
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│ ├── types.ts # Shared TypeScript interfaces
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│ └── main.tsx # React entry point
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├── docker-compose.yml # Local orchestration and environment variable mapping
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├── nginx.conf # Production web server routing
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└── vite.config.ts # Frontend build configuration
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```
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## 5. Core Business Rules & Domain Entities
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* **Order Entity (`orders` table):** Tracks `cliente_nome`, `data_pedido`, normalized `data_pedido_date`, `valor_pedido`, `produto_id`, `quantidade`, `valor_unitario`, `pedido_id`, and `cliente_fone`.
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* **Stock Entity (`stock` table):** Tracks `produto_id`, `nome`, `saldo` (absolute current inventory), and `delta_estoque`. The database treats the ERP's `saldo` as the Absolute Truth (overwriting existing values rather than performing math) to prevent desynchronization.
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* **Campaign Queue Entity (`stock_campaign_queue` table):** Tracks queued product restock deltas by `base_product_name`, product ID/name, delta, status (`pending`, `processing`, `sent`, `failed`, `skipped`), attempts, errors, and timestamps.
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* **WhatsApp Campaign Payload:** The backend sends one n8n webhook payload per scheduled campaign run. The payload includes `baseProduct`, `productsText`, `total_delta`, `sizes`, `products`, and `customers`.
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* **Campaign Product Display Names:** Product display text is customer-facing and may differ from internal grouping. Current aliases: `BASE LISA CAMISETA ...` -> `Camiseta Premium ...`, `BASE LISA OVER SIZE ...` -> `Camiseta Premium Over Size ...`, and `BASE LISA MOLETOM CANGURU ...` -> `Moletom Canguru Premium ...`.
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* **Campaign Product List Format:** Because Meta templates collapsed/ignored newlines inside one parameter, `productsText` is a single-line separator list: `Produto 1 • Produto 2 • Produto 3`. There is no leading bullet before the first product.
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* **Base Product Normalization:** Apparel size suffixes like `TAMANHO - P`, `- M`, `- G`, `- GG`, and `- M/G/GG` are stripped for campaign grouping. `ETIQUETA...` products are special-cased and preserve their full variant name, e.g. `ETIQUETA BRANCA TAMANHO GG`.
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* **Campaign Observability:** The frontend has a `Campanhas` page backed by `/api/campaigns`, `/api/campaigns/preview`, `/api/campaigns/process`, and `/api/campaigns/retry`.
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* **WhatsApp Marketing Integration:** The system extracts phone numbers from incoming n8n payloads (checking `Fone_Cliente`, `fone`, or `celular`). Numbers are exposed in the UI for direct "Click-to-Chat" links and exported to CSV files.
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* **Filter Persistence:** User preferences for Date Ranges, Sort options, and Auto-Refresh intervals are persisted to `localStorage` to survive page reloads.
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## 6. CI/CD & Deployment
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* **Gitea Actions:** A workflow located in `.gitea/workflows/deploy.yml` triggers on pushes to the `main` branch.
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* **Docker Registry:** The pipeline builds the `frontend` and `backend` Docker images and pushes them directly to `gitea.blyzer.com.br/blyzer/`.
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* **Production Deployment:** Updates are deployed manually via Portainer by pulling the `latest` image tags from the Gitea registry and redeploying the stack.
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* **Environment Variables:** Security secrets (`API_KEY`, `JWT_SECRET`, `POSTGRES_PASSWORD`, `N8N_WHATSAPP_TRIGGER_URL`) are injected via the Portainer stack configuration and passed into containers via `docker-compose.yml`.
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## 7. Environment Setup & Scripts
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**Running Locally:**
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1. Start the database:
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```bash
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docker compose up -d db
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```
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2. Start the Backend (from `/backend`):
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```bash
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npm install
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npm start
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```
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3. Start the Frontend (from project root):
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```bash
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npm install
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npm run dev # For HMR development
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npm run preview # For production build testing
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```
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**Building the Frontend:**
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```bash
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npm run build
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```
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**Backend Tests:**
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```bash
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cd backend
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npm test
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```
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**Persistent Local Stack:**
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```bash
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docker compose up -d --build
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```
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The local Docker services use `restart: unless-stopped`, so containers should come back after laptop restart if Docker starts.
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## 8. Coding Standards & AI Directives
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* **Strict Type Safety:** Use explicit TypeScript interfaces (defined in `types.ts`). Avoid `any` where possible. Do not bypass type checks with `// @ts-ignore`.
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* **Idiomatic React:** Use functional components and hooks (`useState`, `useEffect`, `useMemo`). Complex data transformations (like merging arrays into chart-ready datasets) MUST be wrapped in `useMemo` to prevent unnecessary re-renders.
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* **Tailwind Architecture:** All styling must be handled via Tailwind CSS utility classes. Avoid custom CSS files unless defining global font families or root variables in `index.css`.
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* **Robust Data Handling:** Always implement graceful fallbacks for missing data. Never assume an API payload will contain all keys. (e.g., `item.id || item.ID_Pedido || ''`).
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* **Database Migrations:** There is no ORM (like Prisma or Sequelize). Table schemas, indexes, and lightweight data repairs are managed via raw SQL statements inside `initDB()` in `backend/db.js` using `IF NOT EXISTS` and safe startup execution patterns.
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* **API Security:** All backend modifications exposing or altering data MUST use the `verifyToken` middleware for frontend requests or `authenticateAPIKey` for external n8n webhooks.
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* **Build Discipline:** After frontend/backend behavior changes, run `npm run lint`, `npm run build`, and relevant backend tests. The user prefers builds after changes to catch issues before deployment.
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