minstrel/internal/db/queries/notifications.sql

-- M489 notifications inbox (#726). Rows are written only through
-- internal/notifications.Notifier, which decides recipients and honours each
-- recipient's inbox preference before it reaches these.

-- name: InsertNotification :one
-- email_wanted is the recipient's email channel for this kind as of now. A
-- row nobody wants emailed is stamped at once, so the digest never has to
-- judge it and a later "email on" doesn't send an old backlog.
INSERT INTO user_notifications (user_id, kind, payload, emailed_at)
VALUES (sqlc.arg(user_id), sqlc.arg(kind), sqlc.arg(payload),
        CASE WHEN sqlc.arg(email_wanted)::boolean THEN NULL ELSE now() END)
RETURNING id;

-- name: UpsertCoalescedNotification :one
-- One unread row per (user, coalesce_key). A new event while that row is
-- unread updates it in place: its `count` adds to the row's, and its `items`
-- (the names of what changed) go in front of the row's, keeping the newest
-- ten. Every coalesced kind's event is "N more happened", never a restated
-- total, so the row always says what is new since it was last read.
--
-- created_at and emailed_at are left alone (M542): an update changes what the
-- notice says, not when it arrived. Moving created_at made the phone announce
-- it again and clearing emailed_at sent it again, so a notice the hourly
-- duplicate pass kept growing alerted every hour.
INSERT INTO user_notifications (user_id, kind, payload, coalesce_key, emailed_at)
VALUES (sqlc.arg(user_id), sqlc.arg(kind), sqlc.arg(payload), sqlc.arg(coalesce_key),
        CASE WHEN sqlc.arg(email_wanted)::boolean THEN NULL ELSE now() END)
ON CONFLICT (user_id, coalesce_key) WHERE read_at IS NULL AND coalesce_key IS NOT NULL
DO UPDATE SET
    payload = EXCLUDED.payload || jsonb_build_object(
        'count', COALESCE((user_notifications.payload->>'count')::bigint, 0)
               + COALESCE((EXCLUDED.payload->>'count')::bigint, 0),
        'items', (SELECT COALESCE(jsonb_agg(e.item ORDER BY e.n), '[]'::jsonb)
                    FROM jsonb_array_elements(
                             COALESCE(EXCLUDED.payload->'items', '[]'::jsonb)
                          || COALESCE(user_notifications.payload->'items', '[]'::jsonb)
                         ) WITH ORDINALITY AS e(item, n)
                   WHERE e.n <= 10))
RETURNING id;

-- name: ListNotifications :many
-- Newest first, keyset-paged on (created_at, id). Pass both cursor halves
-- from the last row of the previous page, or neither for the first page.
SELECT id, kind, payload, created_at, read_at
  FROM user_notifications
 WHERE user_id = sqlc.arg(user_id)
   AND (sqlc.narg(before_created_at)::timestamptz IS NULL
        OR (created_at, id) < (sqlc.narg(before_created_at)::timestamptz, sqlc.narg(before_id)::uuid))
 ORDER BY created_at DESC, id DESC
 LIMIT sqlc.arg(page_limit);

-- name: CountUnreadNotifications :one
SELECT count(*) FROM user_notifications
 WHERE user_id = $1 AND read_at IS NULL;

-- name: MarkNotificationRead :execrows
-- Scoped to the owner: another user's id matches no row. Marking an already
-- read row keeps its original read_at and still matches, so a repeat is not
-- mistaken for "not yours".
UPDATE user_notifications
   SET read_at = COALESCE(read_at, now())
 WHERE id = sqlc.arg(id) AND user_id = sqlc.arg(user_id);

-- name: MarkAllNotificationsRead :execrows
-- up_to, when set, limits it to what existed when the user asked: a "mark
-- all read" queued offline and replayed later must not mark notices that
-- arrived in between, which the user never saw. A coalesced row that grew
-- since then is marked read with it: it arrived before they asked, and its
-- growth is a quiet update to a notice they had seen (M542).
UPDATE user_notifications
   SET read_at = now()
 WHERE user_id = sqlc.arg(user_id)
   AND read_at IS NULL
   AND (sqlc.narg(up_to)::timestamptz IS NULL OR created_at <= sqlc.narg(up_to));

-- name: TrimNotifications :execrows
-- Retention: read rows go after read_cutoff, and anything at all after
-- any_cutoff, so an inbox nobody opens doesn't grow without bound either.
DELETE FROM user_notifications
 WHERE (read_at IS NOT NULL AND read_at < sqlc.arg(read_cutoff))
    OR created_at < sqlc.arg(any_cutoff);

-- name: ListAdminUserIDs :many
SELECT id FROM users WHERE is_admin = true ORDER BY created_at, id;

-- name: ListNotificationPrefsForUser :many
SELECT kind, inbox, phone, email
  FROM user_notification_prefs
 WHERE user_id = $1;

-- name: ListNotificationPrefsForKind :many
-- The stored prefs of one kind for a set of recipients. A recipient with no
-- row has the kind's defaults.
SELECT user_id, inbox, phone, email
  FROM user_notification_prefs
 WHERE kind = sqlc.arg(kind) AND user_id = ANY(sqlc.arg(user_ids)::uuid[]);

-- name: UpsertNotificationPref :exec
INSERT INTO user_notification_prefs (user_id, kind, inbox, phone, email)
VALUES (sqlc.arg(user_id), sqlc.arg(kind), sqlc.arg(inbox), sqlc.arg(phone), sqlc.arg(email))
ON CONFLICT (user_id, kind) DO UPDATE SET
    inbox      = EXCLUDED.inbox,
    phone      = EXCLUDED.phone,
    email      = EXCLUDED.email,
    updated_at = now();

-- Email digest (#5346) ------------------------------------------------------

-- name: ListEmailPendingNotifications :many
-- Every unread, un-emailed row of a user who has an address, oldest first.
-- Read rows are never selected: the user has seen them, so they are not news.
-- read_as_of is the database's clock at the read, handed back to
-- MarkNotificationsEmailed.
SELECT n.id, n.user_id, n.kind, n.payload, n.created_at,
       u.email::text AS email, u.username, u.display_name, u.timezone,
       now()::timestamptz AS read_as_of
  FROM user_notifications n
  JOIN users u ON u.id = n.user_id
 WHERE n.read_at IS NULL
   AND n.emailed_at IS NULL
   AND u.email IS NOT NULL AND u.email <> ''
 ORDER BY n.user_id, n.created_at, n.id;

-- name: MarkNotificationsEmailed :execrows
-- Stamps the rows an email carried, or that were judged not to need one.
-- read_as_of is from ListEmailPendingNotifications: a coalesced row updated
-- since that read carries a later created_at, holds newer news, and stays
-- pending for the next email.
UPDATE user_notifications
   SET emailed_at = now()
 WHERE id = ANY(sqlc.arg(ids)::uuid[])
   AND created_at <= sqlc.arg(read_as_of)::timestamptz
   AND emailed_at IS NULL;

-- name: ListNotificationEmailState :many
SELECT user_id, email_group, batch_opened_at, last_sent_at, failures, retry_after
  FROM user_notification_email_state;

-- name: UpsertNotificationEmailState :exec
INSERT INTO user_notification_email_state
       (user_id, email_group, batch_opened_at, last_sent_at, failures, retry_after)
VALUES (sqlc.arg(user_id), sqlc.arg(email_group), sqlc.narg(batch_opened_at),
        sqlc.narg(last_sent_at), sqlc.arg(failures), sqlc.narg(retry_after))
ON CONFLICT (user_id, email_group) DO UPDATE SET
    batch_opened_at = EXCLUDED.batch_opened_at,
    last_sent_at    = EXCLUDED.last_sent_at,
    failures        = EXCLUDED.failures,
    retry_after     = EXCLUDED.retry_after;

-- name: GetNotificationEmailSettings :one
SELECT * FROM notification_email_settings WHERE id = true;

-- name: UpdateNotificationEmailSettings :one
-- Migration 0074's CHECKs are the backstop behind the service's validation.
UPDATE notification_email_settings
   SET summary_hour         = sqlc.arg(summary_hour),
       batch_window_minutes = sqlc.arg(batch_window_minutes),
       updated_at           = now()
 WHERE id = true
RETURNING *;