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WalkthroughThis change introduces a new "space" entity to the application, updating the database schema, Prisma models, and business logic to associate users, polls, subscriptions, and scheduled events with spaces. User creation now automatically generates a personal space. Subscription checkout, webhook handlers, poll creation, guest merging, and seeding logic are updated to handle and link the new space entity. Changes
Sequence Diagram(s)sequenceDiagram
participant User
participant API
participant DB
participant Stripe
User->>API: Register / Sign up
API->>DB: Create User with "Personal" Space
API->>User: Return User & Space info
User->>API: Create Poll
API->>DB: Get Active Space for User
API->>DB: Create Poll with spaceId
API->>User: Return Poll
User->>API: Start Subscription (Stripe)
API->>DB: Get Active Space for User
API->>Stripe: Create Checkout Session (metadata includes spaceId)
Stripe->>API: Webhook: Subscription Created
API->>DB: Create Subscription with spaceId
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apps/web/src/app/api/stripe/webhook/handlers/customer-subscription/created.ts (1)
52-68: 🛠️ Refactor suggestionAvoid mutating the primary key – prefer an
upsert
prisma.subscription.updatechanges theidcolumn (the PK) of the existing row.
Updating PKs is usually discouraged: it can break FK references and performs worse than anupsert. Anupsertkeyed onuserId(or the existing PK) keeps the PK stable and expresses intent more clearly.Consider:
await prisma.subscription.upsert({ where: { id: subscription.id }, create: { id: subscription.id, userId, spaceId, /* remaining fields */ }, update: { active: isActive, priceId, /* remaining fields except `id` */ }, });
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packages/database/prisma/migrations/20250614110551_create_spaces/migration.sql (2)
1-6:ON CONFLICT DO NOTHINGis ineffective hereThe inserted
idis a fresh UUID for every row, so a primary-key clash can’t happen.
If the intention is to avoid duplicates per-user, add a UNIQUE constraint on(owner_id, name)and target that in theON CONFLICT (…) DO NOTHINGclause; otherwise remove the clause for clarity.
8-17: Potential multi-row join ambiguity
UPDATE … FROM spaceswill arbitrarily pick one of the user’s spaces if they already had >1 (not covered by the earlier insert).
Add a deterministic filter (e.g.spaces.name = 'Personal') or use a sub-query selecting the first space per owner to guarantee consistent results.apps/web/src/auth/helpers/merge-user.ts (1)
18-21: Log message is misleading – it’s the space that is missing, not the user.- console.warn(`User ${userId} not found`); + console.warn(`Space for user ${userId} not found`);A precise message is invaluable when diagnosing production issues.
packages/database/prisma/models/poll.prisma (1)
49-51: Add an index onspaceIdfor large-scale querying.Queries like “all polls in a space” will now be common. An index keeps them O(log n) instead of full-table scans.
@@index([spaceId])Place it near the other
@@indexdeclarations.apps/web/src/app/api/stripe/checkout/route.ts (1)
118-126: Type assertions hide runtime mismatches – prefer explicit casts.
... satisfies SubscriptionCheckoutMetadatais compile-time only. IfspaceIdever comes through asundefined(e.g. race condition above), Stripe still receives it and the database update later fails. Add a runtime guard just before building the payload:if (!spaceId) { return NextResponse.json({ error: "No space found" }, 400); }apps/web/src/app/api/stripe/webhook/handlers/customer-subscription/created.ts (1)
21-26: Surface Zod validation errors instead of a generic messageToday any schema‐validation failure is reported as “Missing user ID”, which makes debugging painful and can mask other issues (e.g. malformed
spaceId). Bubble up the Zod error messages so we know exactly what is wrong.- if (!res.success) { - throw new Error("Missing user ID"); - } + if (!res.success) { + throw new Error( + `Invalid subscription metadata – ${res.error.errors + .map((e) => e.message) + .join(", ")}` + ); + }apps/web/src/features/subscription/schema.ts (1)
4-6: ValidatespaceIdformat early withz.string().uuid()
Space.idis generated withuuid(), so accepting arbitrary strings here postpones errors until DB write time. Tighten the schema:- spaceId: z.string().optional(), + spaceId: z.string().uuid().optional(),Apply the same change to
subscriptionMetadataSchema.Also applies to: 13-15
packages/database/prisma/models/user.prisma (2)
61-62: Add a uniqueness guard on space names per userIf users can create multiple spaces, duplicate names will be confusing. A composite constraint prevents that:
@@unique([ownerId, name])Place it inside
model Space.
70-82: Align ID generation strategy across models
User/Pollusecuid()/uuid()inconsistently. Consider standardising on one (usuallycuid()for Prisma) to avoid cognitive overhead and mixed formats in URLs & logs.
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apps/web/src/auth/helpers/merge-user.ts (1)
Learnt from: lukevella
PR: lukevella/rallly#1189
File: apps/web/src/utils/auth.ts:202-202
Timestamp: 2024-07-03T10:52:47.959Z
Learning: The `mergeGuestsIntoUser()` function in `apps/web/src/utils/auth.ts` is correctly awaited.
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apps/web/src/auth/adapters/prisma.ts (1)
apps/web/src/trpc/routers/user.ts (1)
user(25-248)
apps/web/src/app/api/stripe/checkout/route.ts (2)
apps/web/src/trpc/routers/user.ts (1)
user(25-248)apps/web/src/features/subscription/schema.ts (2)
SubscriptionCheckoutMetadata(8-10)SubscriptionMetadata(17-17)
apps/web/src/app/api/stripe/webhook/handlers/customer-subscription/created.ts (1)
apps/web/src/app/api/stripe/webhook/handlers/utils.ts (1)
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apps/web/src/app/api/stripe/webhook/handlers/customer-subscription/updated.ts (1)
5-6: Schema import centralisation looks correctMoving
subscriptionMetadataSchemato the dedicated feature module keeps all subscription-related validation in one place. No further action required.apps/web/src/trpc/routers/polls.ts (1)
250-251:spaceIdmay beundefinedfor non-guest usersThe Prisma schema most likely marks
spaceIdas non-nullable whenuserIdis set. Passingundefinedwill therefore explode at runtime.
After enforcing the fail-fast logic above this line becomes safe, otherwise wrap it in a non-optional assignment.packages/database/prisma/seed/users.ts (2)
14-19: Seeder aligns with new modelCreating a personal space for each seeded user keeps the dev DB consistent with production rules.
LGTM.
30-35: Good linkage of subscription → spaceExplicitly setting
spaceIdon the pro user’s subscription prevents NULLs after back-fills. No issues spotted.Also applies to: 47-48
packages/database/prisma/models/billing.prisma (1)
14-17: Double-uniqueness (userIdandspaceId) may be overly restrictive.
userId @uniquealready guarantees one subscription per user.
AddingspaceId @uniquemeans a user cannot have two subscriptions across any of their spaces and two different users cannot subscribe to the same shared space. Confirm this is intentional – it blocks:• Multiple pro spaces under one account
• Organisation-style shared spaces with separate ownersIf the goal is merely a FK, drop
@uniqueand add@@index([spaceId]).apps/web/src/app/api/stripe/checkout/route.ts (1)
99-100: First-space heuristic mirrors earlier brittleness.If users create multiple spaces the ordering from Prisma is undefined.
Consider the same deterministic or validated selection strategy suggested inmerge-user.ts.packages/database/prisma/migrations/20250614062855_create_spaces_model/migration.sql (1)
24-26: Deployment safety: ensure no duplicatespace_idbefore adding the unique indexThe script warns about duplicates but doesn’t guard against them. Run a pre-migration check (or create the index
NOT VALID, validate afterwards) to avoid runtime failures on production deploys.
Example verification query:SELECT space_id, COUNT(*) FROM subscriptions WHERE space_id IS NOT NULL GROUP BY space_id HAVING COUNT(*) > 1;
apps/web/src/app/api/stripe/webhook/handlers/customer-subscription/created.ts
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apps/web/src/features/spaces/queries.ts (1)
3-11: Consider adding a stable ordering & minimal select.
findManywithout anorderByreturns results in an undefined order.
If callers rely on a deterministic list (e.g. first element is “personal” space) you can introduce subtle bugs later.
Also, if only a subset of fields is actually consumed, adding aselectclause prevents over-fetching.-const spaces = await prisma.space.findMany({ - where: { ownerId }, -}); +const spaces = await prisma.space.findMany({ + where: { ownerId }, + orderBy: { createdAt: "asc" }, + select: { + id: true, + name: true, // keep only what callers need + createdAt: true, + }, +});packages/database/prisma/models/event.prisma (2)
20-23: Missing index onspaceIdmay hurt query performance.Scheduled events are now queryable per space (UI filters, cascade deletes, etc.).
Add an index to line-haul look-ups:@@index([spaceId])
34-36: Potential data-integrity gap betweenuserIdandspaceId.Nothing prevents inserting a
ScheduledEventwhoseuserIdbelongs to Alice while itsspaceIdbelongs to Bob.
If that should never happen, enforce a composite check in application code or add a DB-level constraint (e.g. trigger) tyingspace.ownerIdtoscheduled_events.user_id.packages/database/prisma/seed/polls.ts (2)
71-76:space.connectcan short-circuit when seeding huge datasets.Each
poll.createexecutes an extra FK lookup. When seeding thousands of polls you’ll notice latency.
Minor optimisation: passspaceIddirectly instead of nested connect.- space: { - connect: { id: spaceId }, - }, + spaceId,
122-130: Early failure on missing space is 👍 – maybe include user email for easier debugging.Adding the extra context helps SREs grep logs without joining tables.
throw new Error(`No space found for user ${userId} while seeding polls`);packages/database/prisma/seed/scheduled-events.ts (2)
57-63: Return the created event (optional).
createScheduledEventForUsercurrently returnsvoid, yet the caller aggregates promises (Promise.all).
Returning theprisma.scheduledEvent.createpromise allows typed consumers and future callers to access the created entity without additional queries.-async function createScheduledEventForUser({ +async function createScheduledEventForUser({ userId, spaceId, }: { userId: string; spaceId: string; -}) { +}): Promise<Awaited<ReturnType<typeof prisma.scheduledEvent.create>>> { … - await prisma.scheduledEvent.create({ + return prisma.scheduledEvent.create({ data: { … }, }); }
148-156: Selecting the first space can be ambiguous.If a user owns multiple spaces,
findFirstreturns an arbitrary one.
Consider adding deterministic ordering (e.g.,orderBy: { createdAt: "asc" }) or filtering for the “Personal” space explicitly.
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session(24-32)apps/web/src/features/user/queries.ts (1)
getUser(6-45)apps/web/src/features/spaces/queries.ts (1)
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apps/web/src/features/spaces/queries.ts (1)
13-21:getDefaultSpaceshould deterministically pick one space.
findFirstwithout anorderBycan return any matching row depending on the underlying query-plan.
Use an explicit ordering (e.g. earliest creation) to avoid flakiness, especially in unit tests & migrations that rely on “first space”.-const space = await prisma.space.findFirst({ - where: { ownerId }, -}); +const space = await prisma.space.findFirst({ + where: { ownerId }, + orderBy: { createdAt: "asc" }, +});packages/database/prisma/seed/polls.ts (1)
44-50: Good parameter refactor – reduces arg-order bugs.
Moving to a single object argument eliminates the classic(userId, spaceId)swap mistake. Nice!packages/database/prisma/seed/scheduled-events.ts (2)
3-3: Remove superfluous comment.
// Ensure Prisma is importeddoes not add value and clutters the import section.
[ suggest_nitpick ]-import { ScheduledEventStatus } from "@prisma/client"; // Ensure Prisma is imported +import { ScheduledEventStatus } from "@prisma/client";
104-108:❓ Verification inconclusive
Verify enum casing matches the schema.
ScheduledEventStatus.confirmed/canceledassume lower-case enum members.
Prisma often generates Pascal-cased values (CONFIRMED,CANCELED). A mismatch will surface at runtime.Run a quick grep to confirm the generated enum literals:
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Verify Prisma enum casing for ScheduledEventStatus
The generated Prisma enum values for ScheduledEventStatus may be defined in ALL_CAPS (e.g. CONFIRMED, CANCELED) while the seed script uses lowercase members. A mismatch will surface at runtime.Please confirm in your Prisma schema (packages/database/prisma/schema.prisma) that ScheduledEventStatus is declared with the same casing, and update the seed code accordingly, for example:
const status = faker.helpers.arrayElement<ScheduledEventStatus>([ ScheduledEventStatus.CONFIRMED, ScheduledEventStatus.CANCELED, ]);• File: packages/database/prisma/seed/scheduled-events.ts
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apps/web/src/app/api/stripe/webhook/handlers/customer-subscription/created.ts (1)
74-91: 🛠️ Refactor suggestionUpdating the primary-key
idmay break referential integrity
prisma.subscription.update({ where: { id: existingUser.subscription.id }, data: { id: subscription.id, … } })mutates the primary key of the row.
PostgreSQL allows it, but:
- It requires
ON UPDATE CASCADEFKs – check your schema.- Concurrent webhook deliveries could race: another handler might already have created a row with the new
subscription.id, leading to a unique-constraint violation.Consider an UPSERT keyed by the incoming
subscription.idinstead:-await prisma.subscription.update({ - where: { id: existingUser.subscription.id }, - data: { - id: subscription.id, - // … - }, -}); +await prisma.subscription.upsert({ + where: { id: subscription.id }, + create: { + id: subscription.id, + userId, + spaceId, + // …other fields + }, + update: { + active: isActive, + priceId, + currency, + interval, + amount, + status: subscription.status, + periodStart: toDate(subscription.current_period_start), + periodEnd: toDate(subscription.current_period_end), + cancelAtPeriodEnd: subscription.cancel_at_period_end, + spaceId, + }, +});This removes the PK rewrite and is naturally idempotent.
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apps/web/src/app/api/stripe/webhook/handlers/customer-subscription/created.ts (2)
31-36: Narrow the Prismaselectto avoid pulling the entire subscription object
select: { subscription: true }materialises all columns of the related subscription even though only itsidis used later (existingUser.subscription.id).
Reducing the projection trims network I/O and memory, especially once the subscription table grows.- select: { - subscription: true, - }, + select: { + subscription: { + select: { + id: true, + }, + }, + },
95-110: Deduplicate thedataobject between the update & create pathsBoth branches build nearly identical field lists. Extract them once to keep future field additions (e.g.
trialEnd) DRY:const baseData = { id: subscription.id, userId, spaceId, active: isActive, priceId, currency, interval, amount, status: subscription.status, createdAt: toDate(subscription.created), periodStart: toDate(subscription.current_period_start), periodEnd: toDate(subscription.current_period_end), cancelAtPeriodEnd: subscription.cancel_at_period_end, };Then spread
baseDatainto eitherupdateorcreate.
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apps/web/src/app/api/stripe/webhook/handlers/customer-subscription/created.ts (1)
44-60: Great to see the ownership validation added!The explicit check that the
spaceIdbelongs to the user closes the privilege-escalation hole raised in the previous review.
✔️ Reads well and mirrors the fallback path.
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