✨ server: add debt repayment notification

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closes #337

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Release Notes

• New Features
  • Added debt repayment notifications to alert users when their debts reach maturity
  • Automatic maturity checks scheduled at regular intervals to monitor debt status
  • Push notifications sent when debt requires user attention

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Walkthrough

This PR introduces a debt repayment notification system using BullMQ queues. It adds a maturity queue for periodically checking user debts across 24h and 1h windows, processing accounts in batches, selecting between market and previewer implementations, and triggering push notifications via Redis-based deduplication.

Changes

Cohort / File(s)	Summary
Changeset .changeset/dull-candies-cheer.md	Adds patch-level changeset documenting the debt repayment notification feature for @exactly/server.
Maturity Queue Core server/queues/maturityQueue.ts	New BullMQ queue module implementing debt maturity checks with configurable implementations (previewer or market), batch processing (size 250), Redis-based idempotent notifications, Sentry instrumentation, and automatic rescheduling for 1h windows.
Maturity Queue Tests server/test/queues/maturityQueue.test.ts	Comprehensive test suite validating job scheduling, debt processing across both implementations, Redis deduplication, notification triggering, rescheduling logic, and environment-driven implementation selection.
Server Integration server/index.ts	Integrates maturity queue lifecycle: imports worker initialization and queue close functions, invokes initializeMaturityWorker() and scheduleMaturityChecks() on startup (non-VITEST), and includes closeMaturityQueue() in shutdown cleanup sequence.
Maturity Utility server/utils/hasMaturity.ts	New utility function decoding 64-bit bitmap to check maturity presence: lower 32 bits store base maturity, upper 32 bits hold bit-packed flags for maturity intervals (0-223 offsets).
Maturity Utility Tests server/test/utils/hasMaturity.test.ts	Unit tests covering zero/aligned/misaligned maturity checks, bitmap edge cases, offset boundaries, and packed bitmaps with multiple bits.
Test Mock Updates server/test/api/auth.test.ts, server/test/api/registration.test.ts	Refactors redis mock to expose both default export and new named export requestRedis, each referencing the same mock instance with get/set/del methods.

Sequence Diagram

sequenceDiagram
    participant Scheduler as Scheduler
    participant Queue as BullMQ Queue
    participant Worker as Maturity Worker
    participant DB as Database
    participant Contract as Contract (Market/Previewer)
    participant Redis as Redis
    participant Sentry as Sentry
    participant Push as Push Notifications

    Scheduler->>Queue: scheduleMaturityChecks() creates<br/>CHECK_DEBTS jobs (24h, 1h)
    Queue->>Worker: Job available
    Worker->>DB: Read accounts in batch (250)
    Worker->>Contract: Query debt status<br/>(implementation-dependent)
    Contract->>Worker: Debt results per user
    Worker->>Redis: Check notification<br/>idempotency key
    alt Debt exists & not notified
        Worker->>Redis: Write idempotency key
        Worker->>Push: Send push notification
    end
    Worker->>Sentry: Log metrics & breadcrumbs<br/>(contract calls, errors, results)
    alt Window is "1h"
        Worker->>Queue: Schedule next maturity checks<br/>(increment maturity)
    end
    Worker->>Queue: Mark job complete

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• nfmelendez
• cruzdanilo
• franm91

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Summary of Changes

Hello @aguxez, I'm Gemini Code Assist¹! I'm currently reviewing this pull request and will post my feedback shortly. In the meantime, here's a summary to help you and other reviewers quickly get up to speed!

This pull request introduces a critical new feature to proactively notify users about their upcoming debt maturities. It establishes a robust server-side queueing system using BullMQ to periodically check user debt positions on the blockchain. Depending on configuration, it leverages either direct market contract interactions or a previewer contract to identify at-risk users. Timely push notifications are then dispatched via OneSignal, with Redis ensuring that users receive alerts only once per window, aiming to help users manage their debts and avoid potential liquidations.

Highlights

• New Debt Maturity Notification System: Introduced a new BullMQ queue (maturityQueue) responsible for scheduling and processing debt repayment notifications to users.
• Flexible Debt Checking Implementation: Implemented two distinct methods for checking user debt positions on-chain: one directly interacting with market contracts and another utilizing a previewer contract, configurable via an environment variable.
• Push Notification Integration: Integrated with OneSignal to send push notifications to users whose debts are approaching maturity, with Redis used to prevent duplicate notifications within a 24-hour window.
• Robust Error Handling and Monitoring: Incorporated Sentry for comprehensive error tracking and breadcrumbs for monitoring the activity and performance of the new maturity queue.
• Comprehensive Testing: Added extensive unit tests for the new maturityQueue and the hasMaturity utility function to ensure reliability and correctness.

Changelog

• server/index.ts
  • Integrated the new maturityQueue for proper initialization and graceful shutdown of the debt notification system.
  • Ensured scheduleMaturityChecks is called on server startup, with error capture via Sentry.
• server/queues/constants.ts
  • Defined new QueueName.MATURITY and MaturityJob.CHECK_DEBTS constants for the debt notification queue.
• server/queues/markets.ts
  • Added a new file to define DEBT_NOTIFICATION_MARKETS, specifying which markets are relevant for debt notifications.
• server/queues/maturityQueue.ts
  • Implemented the core logic for the maturityQueue, including job processing, debt checking against blockchain contracts, and sending push notifications.
  • Introduced a configurable implementation type ('market' or 'previewer') for debt checking.
  • Utilized Redis to manage notification idempotency, preventing repeated alerts for the same debt within a set timeframe.
  • Added Sentry integration for error reporting and activity tracking within the queue worker.
  • Provided functions for scheduling maturity checks and gracefully closing the queue and worker.
• server/test/queues/maturityQueue.test.ts
  • Added comprehensive unit tests for the maturityQueue processor, covering various scenarios for debt detection and notification logic under both 'market' and 'previewer' implementations.
  • Included tests for job scheduling and handling of duplicate notifications.
• server/test/utils/fixedLibrary.test.ts
  • Introduced unit tests for the hasMaturity utility function, verifying its correctness across different encoded values and maturities.
• server/utils/createCredential.ts
  • Removed an unnecessary JSDoc comment for WebhookNotReadyError.
• server/utils/fixedLibrary.ts
  • Added a new utility function hasMaturity to efficiently check for the presence of a specific maturity within a packed bigint representation.
• server/utils/redis.ts
  • Updated the Redis client configuration to set maxRetriesPerRequest to null, optimizing connection behavior.

Activity

• This pull request is the second part of a two-part stack, building upon previous changes related to the system.

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