pn-new-crm/src/lib/services/document-signing-emails.service.ts

/**
 * Sends Documenso-related signing emails:
 *
 *   - `sendSigningInvitation` — initial "your turn to sign" email
 *     (one signer at a time). Used both for the first client
 *     invitation after generation AND for the cascading "your turn"
 *     emails when an upstream signer completes.
 *
 *   - `sendSigningReminder` — follow-up nudge for an unsigned signer.
 *     Rate-limited at the call site (existing
 *     `sendReminderIfAllowed`); this just dispatches the email.
 *
 *   - `sendSigningCompleted` — sent to all signers (with the signed
 *     PDF attached) when the document reaches fully-signed.
 *
 * The service handles two transformations the templates can't:
 *   1. **Embedded URL wrapping** — raw Documenso signing URLs get
 *      rewrapped to `{embeddedSigningHost}/sign/<type>/<token>` so
 *      clients sign on a branded page rather than Documenso's domain.
 *   2. **Per-port branding lookup** — fetches the port's branding
 *      config (logo, primary color, header/footer HTML) and threads
 *      it into the email shell.
 *
 * URL transformation matches the legacy client portal's
 * `createEmbeddedSigningUrl` (extract token from path, prepend
 * configured host + signer-role segment). Falls back to the raw
 * Documenso URL when no `embeddedSigningHost` is configured for the
 * port (single-tenant deploys can keep using Documenso's hosted UI).
 */

import pLimit from 'p-limit';

import { sendEmail } from '@/lib/email';
import { getBrandingShell } from '@/lib/email/branding-resolver';
import {
  signingCompletedEmail,
  signingInvitationEmail,
  signingReminderEmail,
} from '@/lib/email/templates/document-signing';
import { getPortDocumensoConfig } from '@/lib/services/port-config';
import { logger } from '@/lib/logger';

// ─── Types ───────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────

export type DocumentLabel = 'Expression of Interest' | 'Sales Contract' | 'Reservation Agreement';
export type SignerRole = 'client' | 'developer' | 'approver' | 'witness' | 'other';

export interface SigningInvitationArgs {
  portId: string;
  portName: string;
  /** Recipient who's being asked to sign right now. */
  recipient: { name: string; email: string };
  /** Documenso's raw signing URL (e.g. https://signatures.portnimara.dev/sign/<token>). */
  documensoSigningUrl: string;
  /** Document type — drives subject line and body copy. */
  documentLabel: DocumentLabel;
  /** Signer role — drives copy variant + the embedded URL's role segment. */
  signerRole: SignerRole;
  /** Optional rep-authored note inserted above the CTA. */
  customMessage?: string | null;
  /** Display name for the closing salutation (defaults to "The {portName} team"). */
  senderName?: string | null;
  /** Subject override with template tokens. */
  subjectOverride?: string | null;
}

export interface SigningReminderArgs extends Omit<SigningInvitationArgs, 'signerRole'> {
  signerRole: SignerRole;
  /** Human-readable invitation age, e.g. "3 days ago". */
  invitedAgo: string;
}

export interface SigningCompletedArgs {
  portId: string;
  portName: string;
  /** All signers — each gets the same email + attached signed PDF. */
  recipients: Array<{ name: string; email: string }>;
  /** Display name of the linked client (the deal's primary subject). */
  clientName: string;
  documentLabel: DocumentLabel;
  /** Date all parties had signed. */
  completedAt: Date;
  /**
   * MinIO file ref for the fully-signed PDF (already stored by the
   * webhook handler before this service is called). The send pipeline
   * resolves the ref and attaches the bytes via the existing
   * `resolveAttachments` flow, which also enforces port-isolation.
   */
  signedPdfFileId: string;
  signedPdfFilename: string;
}

// ─── URL transformation ──────────────────────────────────────────────────────

/**
 * Wrap a raw Documenso signing URL into our branded embedded format
 * `{host}/sign/<role>/<token>`. Returns the raw URL unchanged when
 * the port has no `embeddedSigningHost` configured (single-tenant /
 * staging deploys skip the wrap).
 *
 * Example:
 *   transformSigningUrl(
 *     'https://signatures.portnimara.dev/sign/abc123',
 *     'https://portnimara.com',
 *     'client',
 *   ) → 'https://portnimara.com/sign/client/abc123'
 */
/**
 * Map our internal SignerRole to the URL segment expected by the
 * marketing-website signing page (`/sign/<segment>/<token>`). The
 * legacy website only routes `client | cc | developer`; approver +
 * witness + other all funnel through the `cc` page (which renders the
 * same Documenso embed but with passive-recipient copy). See plan
 * Risk #5 — fixing this mapping prevents an `approver` invite from
 * landing on `/sign/error`.
 */
const ROLE_TO_URL_SEGMENT: Record<SignerRole, 'client' | 'cc' | 'developer' | 'witness'> = {
  client: 'client',
  developer: 'developer',
  approver: 'cc',
  witness: 'witness',
  other: 'cc',
};

export function transformSigningUrl(
  documensoUrl: string,
  embeddedSigningHost: string | null,
  signerRole: SignerRole,
): string {
  if (!embeddedSigningHost || !documensoUrl) return documensoUrl;
  const token = documensoUrl.split('/').filter(Boolean).pop();
  if (!token) return documensoUrl;
  // Trim trailing slashes off the host so we always produce a clean
  // single `/` between segments.
  const host = embeddedSigningHost.replace(/\/+$/, '');
  const urlRole = ROLE_TO_URL_SEGMENT[signerRole];
  return `${host}/sign/${urlRole}/${token}`;
}

// ─── Senders ─────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────

export async function sendSigningInvitation(args: SigningInvitationArgs): Promise<void> {
  const [docCfg, branding] = await Promise.all([
    getPortDocumensoConfig(args.portId),
    getBrandingShell(args.portId),
  ]);

  const signingUrl = transformSigningUrl(
    args.documensoSigningUrl,
    docCfg.embeddedSigningHost,
    args.signerRole,
  );

  const { subject, html, text } = await signingInvitationEmail(
    {
      recipientName: args.recipient.name,
      documentLabel: args.documentLabel,
      signerRole: args.signerRole,
      signingUrl,
      portName: args.portName,
      senderName: args.senderName ?? null,
      customMessage: args.customMessage ?? null,
    },
    {
      subject: args.subjectOverride ?? null,
      branding,
    },
  );

  try {
    await sendEmail(args.recipient.email, subject, html, undefined, text, args.portId);
    logger.info(
      { portId: args.portId, recipient: args.recipient.email, documentLabel: args.documentLabel },
      'Signing invitation sent',
    );
  } catch (err) {
    logger.error(
      { err, portId: args.portId, recipient: args.recipient.email },
      'Signing invitation send failed',
    );
    throw err;
  }
}

export async function sendSigningReminder(args: SigningReminderArgs): Promise<void> {
  const [docCfg, branding] = await Promise.all([
    getPortDocumensoConfig(args.portId),
    getBrandingShell(args.portId),
  ]);

  const signingUrl = transformSigningUrl(
    args.documensoSigningUrl,
    docCfg.embeddedSigningHost,
    args.signerRole,
  );

  const { subject, html, text } = await signingReminderEmail(
    {
      recipientName: args.recipient.name,
      documentLabel: args.documentLabel,
      signingUrl,
      portName: args.portName,
      invitedAgo: args.invitedAgo,
      customMessage: args.customMessage ?? null,
    },
    {
      subject: args.subjectOverride ?? null,
      branding,
    },
  );

  try {
    await sendEmail(args.recipient.email, subject, html, undefined, text, args.portId);
    logger.info(
      { portId: args.portId, recipient: args.recipient.email, documentLabel: args.documentLabel },
      'Signing reminder sent',
    );
  } catch (err) {
    logger.error(
      { err, portId: args.portId, recipient: args.recipient.email },
      'Signing reminder send failed',
    );
    throw err;
  }
}

/**
 * Send the "all signed" completion email with the finalized PDF
 * attached. Sends one email per recipient (rather than a single
 * to-list) so the EMAIL_REDIRECT_TO redirect stays cleanly per-message
 * and so per-recipient personalization in the body works.
 */
export async function sendSigningCompleted(args: SigningCompletedArgs): Promise<void> {
  const branding = await getBrandingShell(args.portId);

  // Cap concurrency at 3: a Sales Contract with 10 recipients (client +
  // 5 sellers + 4 witnesses) shouldn't fan out 10 simultaneous SMTP
  // sends. Most SMTP providers (Mailgun, SES, Postmark) cap concurrent
  // connections in the single digits and silently drop the overflow.
  const sendLimit = pLimit(3);

  await Promise.all(
    args.recipients.map((recipient) =>
      sendLimit(async () => {
        const { subject, html, text } = await signingCompletedEmail(
          {
            recipientName: recipient.name,
            documentLabel: args.documentLabel,
            clientName: args.clientName,
            portName: args.portName,
            completedAt: args.completedAt,
          },
          { branding },
        );
        try {
          await sendEmail(recipient.email, subject, html, undefined, text, args.portId, [
            { fileId: args.signedPdfFileId, filename: args.signedPdfFilename },
          ]);
          logger.info(
            { portId: args.portId, recipient: recipient.email, documentLabel: args.documentLabel },
            'Signing-completed email sent',
          );
        } catch (err) {
          logger.error(
            { err, portId: args.portId, recipient: recipient.email },
            'Signing-completed email send failed',
          );
          // Don't throw — sending to one recipient shouldn't block the others.
        }
      }),
    ),
  );
}