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  1. package/dist/ai-context/internal/examples/v1/activecampaign/_ai-summary.md +24 -16
  2. package/dist/ai-context/internal/examples/v1/complianz/_ai-summary.md +23 -29
  3. package/dist/ai-context/internal/examples/v1/ivvy/_ai-summary.md +15 -20
  4. package/dist/ai-context/internal/examples/v1/me-and-u-connect/_ai-summary.md +24 -16
  5. package/dist/ai-context/internal/examples/v1/me-and-u-manage/_ai-summary.md +30 -16
  6. package/dist/ai-context/internal/examples/v1/nowbookit/_ai-summary.md +24 -27
  7. package/dist/ai-context/internal/examples/v1/sevenrooms/_ai-summary.md +25 -25
  8. package/dist/ai-context/internal/examples/v1/tradable-bits/_ai-summary.md +24 -29
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  12. package/dist/ai-context/internal/examples/v2/google-bigquery/_ai-summary.md +24 -22
  13. package/dist/ai-context/internal/examples/v2/klaviyo-events/_ai-summary.md +26 -17
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- # AI Summary for Seeka App: ActiveCampaign
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+ ```markdown
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+ # AI Summary: Seeka App - ActiveCampaign Integration
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- ## Purpose and Functionality
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- The Seeka app for ActiveCampaign is designed to integrate with the ActiveCampaign CRM to sync contacts and activity data. It facilitates the management of CRM data by handling webhooks related to app installation, updates, uninstallation, and activity acceptance. This integration supports marketing automation by ensuring that contact and activity data are consistently updated between Seeka and ActiveCampaign.
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+ ## Overview
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+ The Seeka app for ActiveCampaign is designed to integrate with the ActiveCampaign CRM to synchronize contacts and activity data. It leverages Azure Functions to handle webhooks and manage state, providing a seamless connection between Seeka and ActiveCampaign for CRM and marketing automation tasks.
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  ## Key Implementation Patterns
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- - **Azure Functions**: The app is built using Azure Functions, which allows it to handle HTTP requests and process webhooks efficiently. The functions are defined in TypeScript and are managed using the Azure Functions Core Tools.
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- - **Webhook Handling**: The app processes various webhook events from Seeka, such as app installation, settings updates, and activity acceptance. It validates webhook signatures to ensure secure communication.
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- - **State Management**: The app uses Redis, hosted by Upstash, to manage the state of installations. This allows for efficient data retrieval and storage.
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+ - **Azure Functions**: The app uses Azure Functions to handle HTTP requests, particularly webhooks from Seeka. It includes functions for handling app installations, updates, and activity data.
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+ - **State Management**: Redis, hosted by Upstash, is used for managing installation states and other persistent data, allowing for efficient state retrieval and updates.
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+ - **Logging**: Utilizes Winston for logging, with integration for Seq to manage and visualize logs.
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  ## External APIs/Services Integrated
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- - **ActiveCampaign API**: The app interacts with the ActiveCampaign API to manage contacts and pipelines. It includes functions to create or update contacts and handle pipeline deals.
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- - **Azure Storage**: Utilizes Azure Storage for queue management, enabling asynchronous processing of tasks.
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- - **Ngrok**: Used for exposing the app locally to the internet for testing purposes.
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+ - **ActiveCampaign API**: The app interfaces with ActiveCampaign to manage contacts and pipelines, ensuring data is synchronized between Seeka and ActiveCampaign.
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+ - **Azure Storage**: Utilizes Azure Storage Queues for managing asynchronous tasks and data processing.
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+ - **Ngrok**: Used for exposing local development environments to the internet, facilitating webhook testing and debugging.
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  ## Important Data Transformations
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- - **Contact Synchronization**: Transforms Seeka identity data into ActiveCampaign contact data to ensure seamless synchronization.
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- - **Pipeline Management**: Maps Seeka activities to ActiveCampaign pipeline deals, updating or creating deals as necessary based on webhook events.
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+ - **Webhook Payload Handling**: The app processes various webhook payloads, validating signatures and parsing data to update or retrieve installation states and contact information.
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+ - **Contact Synchronization**: Transforms Seeka identity data into ActiveCampaign contact data, ensuring accurate synchronization between systems.
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  ## Notable Code Patterns
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- - **Webhook Validation**: Implements a robust pattern for validating webhook signatures using environment variables to ensure secure processing of incoming requests.
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- - **Logging with Winston**: Utilizes the Winston logging library for structured logging, with integration for Seq for enhanced log management.
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- - **Environment Configuration**: Uses environment variables extensively for configuration, allowing for flexible deployment across different environments.
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+ - **Webhook Signature Validation**: Ensures security by validating webhook signatures using a secret key.
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+ - **Error Handling**: Comprehensive error handling with logging to capture and report issues during webhook processing.
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+ - **Service Initialization**: Uses a `startServices` function to initialize necessary services and dependencies before processing webhooks.
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  ## Deployment and Development
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- - **Azure Deployment**: The app is designed to be deployed on Azure Functions, with instructions provided for setting up the necessary Azure resources.
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+ - **Azure Functions Deployment**: The app is designed for deployment on Azure Functions, with configurations for Node.js runtime and environment variables.
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  - **Local Development**: Supports local development with Docker for emulating Azure Storage and Ngrok for testing webhooks.
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+ - **VSCode Debugging**: Provides support for debugging with VSCode, including breakpoints and live testing.
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- This summary provides a comprehensive overview of the Seeka app's architecture and integration patterns, highlighting its use of Azure Functions, ActiveCampaign API, and Redis for state management.
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+ ## References
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+ - [Azure Functions Documentation](https://learn.microsoft.com/en-us/azure/azure-functions/)
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+ - [ActiveCampaign API Documentation](https://developers.activecampaign.com/)
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+ - [Ngrok Documentation](https://ngrok.com/docs)
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+ This summary provides a comprehensive understanding of the Seeka app's architecture and functionality, focusing on its integration with ActiveCampaign and use of Azure services.
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+ ```
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- # AI Summary for the Complianz App
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+ # AI Summary for Seeka App: Complianz
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  ## Overview
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+ The Complianz app is designed for consent management integration, ensuring compliance with GDPR and privacy regulations. It leverages Azure Functions to handle various consent-related operations and integrates with Seeka's ecosystem to manage app installations and webhooks.
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- The Complianz app is designed to integrate consent management for GDPR and privacy compliance within the Seeka platform. It leverages Azure Functions to handle various webhook events related to app installations, updates, and uninstalls, ensuring that user consent and privacy settings are managed efficiently.
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+ ## Purpose and Functionality
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+ - **Consent Management**: The app facilitates GDPR compliance by managing user consents.
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+ - **Webhook Handling**: Processes inbound webhooks from Seeka to manage app installation states.
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+ - **Queue and Polling**: Utilizes Azure storage queues for offloading long-running operations and scheduled polling for task distribution.
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  ## Key Implementation Patterns
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- 1. **Azure Functions**: The app is structured around Azure Functions, providing a serverless architecture that handles HTTP requests for webhooks and health checks.
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- 2. **Webhook Handling**: The app processes incoming webhooks from Seeka, validating signatures and managing app installation states.
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- 3. **State Management**: Uses Redis for storing installation states, allowing for efficient retrieval and updates of app installation data.
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- 4. **Logging**: Utilizes Winston for centralized logging, with optional integration with Seq for enhanced log management.
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+ - **Azure Functions**: The app is structured around Azure Functions, providing a serverless architecture for handling HTTP requests and background tasks.
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+ - **Webhook Processing**: Implements a robust webhook handling mechanism with signature validation and state management.
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+ - **State Management**: Uses Redis for storing installation states, which can be swapped with other state providers if needed.
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  ## External APIs/Services Integrated
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- - **Azure Functions**: For serverless execution of app logic.
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- - **Redis**: For state management, storing app installation data.
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- - **Seq (optional)**: For enhanced logging capabilities.
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- - **Ngrok**: For exposing local development environments to the internet for testing.
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+ - **Azure Functions**: Core service for running serverless functions.
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+ - **Redis**: Used for managing state related to app installations.
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+ - **Ngrok**: Facilitates local development by exposing the app to the internet for testing.
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+ - **Seq and Winston**: Used for centralized logging and monitoring.
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  ## Important Data Transformations
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- - **Webhook Payload Processing**: The app parses and validates JSON payloads from incoming webhooks, ensuring data integrity and security.
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- - **State Management**: Transforms installation data into a format suitable for storage and retrieval from Redis.
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+ - **Webhook Payload Processing**: Transforms incoming webhook payloads to manage app states and settings.
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+ - **Queue Message Handling**: Processes messages placed in Azure storage queues for deferred execution of tasks.
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  ## Notable Code Patterns
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+ - **Centralized Logging**: Utilizes Winston for logging, with optional Seq integration for enhanced log management.
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+ - **Environment Configuration**: Supports local and cloud environments with detailed setup instructions for development and deployment.
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+ - **Error Handling**: Implements comprehensive error handling and logging for webhook processing to ensure reliability and traceability.
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- 1. **Webhook Signature Validation**: Ensures security by verifying the authenticity of incoming webhook requests using a secret key.
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- 2. **Error Handling**: Implements robust error handling and logging to manage exceptions and provide detailed logs for debugging.
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- 3. **Modular Function Design**: Functions are designed to handle specific tasks, such as `seekaAppWebhook` for webhooks and `healthCheck` for system health checks, promoting code reuse and maintainability.
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- ## Development and Deployment
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- - **Local Development**: Supports local development with Docker for Azure storage emulation and Ngrok for testing.
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- - **Deployment**: Uses Azure Functions Core Tools for deploying to Azure, with scripts for building and cleaning the project.
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- ## Debugging and Testing
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- - **VSCode Debugging**: Supports debugging with breakpoints in VSCode, primarily tested on Linux with WSL support for Windows.
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- - **Jest for Testing**: Utilizes Jest for running tests, ensuring code reliability and correctness.
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+ ## Reusable Code Patterns
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+ - **Webhook Signature Validation**: The pattern for validating webhook signatures can be reused in other applications requiring secure webhook processing.
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+ - **State Management with Redis**: The abstraction for managing installation states in Redis can be adapted for other applications needing similar state persistence.
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+ - **Azure Function Setup**: The setup and deployment scripts for Azure Functions provide a template for other serverless applications.
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- This summary provides a comprehensive understanding of the Complianz app's architecture, external integrations, and key implementation patterns, aiding AI in referencing and understanding the app's functionality and design.
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+ This summary provides a high-level understanding of the Complianz app's architecture and implementation, highlighting key patterns and integrations that can be leveraged in similar applications.
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  # AI Summary for Seeka App - iVvy
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  ## Purpose and Functionality
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- The Seeka app "iVvy" is designed to integrate with the iVvy venue management system, focusing on tracking event bookings and inquiries. It serves the hospitality sector by providing a seamless connection between event management and venue operations.
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+ The iVvy app is designed to integrate with the iVvy venue management system, facilitating the tracking of event bookings and inquiries. It serves the hospitality industry by providing a seamless connection between iVvy's services and external applications, enabling efficient venue management and event coordination.
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  ## Key Implementation Patterns
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- - **Azure Functions**: The app is structured to deploy on Azure Functions, leveraging serverless architecture for scalability and cost-effectiveness.
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- - **AWS Lambda**: The app can also be deployed as an AWS Lambda function, providing flexibility in cloud service providers.
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- - **Redis for State Management**: Utilizes Redis, optionally hosted by Upstash, for managing installations and other state data.
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- - **Express Framework**: Uses Express.js to handle HTTP requests, providing a robust and efficient server-side framework.
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+ - **Serverless Architecture**: The app is implemented as an Azure Function, leveraging serverless computing to handle event-driven operations efficiently.
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+ - **State Management**: Utilizes Redis, optionally hosted by Upstash, for managing application state, including installations and other persistent data.
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+ - **Continuous Integration/Deployment**: The app includes scripts for building, packaging, and deploying to AWS Lambda, supporting a streamlined CI/CD process.
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- - **iVvy API**: Integrates with iVvy's venue management API for accessing event booking and inquiry data.
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- - **Ngrok**: Used for exposing the app locally to the internet for testing purposes.
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- - **AWS Lambda and Azure Functions**: Supports deployment on these platforms for executing serverless functions.
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- - **Upstash**: Optionally used for hosting Redis instances.
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+ - **iVvy API**: The core integration with iVvy's venue management system to track bookings and inquiries.
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+ - **AWS Lambda**: Used for deploying serverless functions that handle the app's logic.
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+ - **Redis (Upstash)**: Provides a scalable solution for state management.
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+ - **Ngrok**: Facilitates local development by exposing the app to the internet for testing purposes.
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- - **State Management**: The app manages state using Redis, specifically handling installations and other persistent data.
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- - **Environment Configuration**: Utilizes environment variables for configuration, ensuring secure and flexible deployments.
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+ - **Data Handling with Axios**: The app uses Axios for HTTP requests, likely to interact with iVvy's API, transforming and managing data flow between the app and the external service.
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+ - **Date and Time Management**: Utilizes Luxon for handling date and time transformations, ensuring accurate scheduling and event tracking.
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- - **Build and Deployment Scripts**: Includes comprehensive scripts for building, cleaning, and deploying the app, supporting both AWS and Azure deployments.
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- - **Debugging Support**: Provides robust debugging capabilities using VSCode, with support for breakpoints and live URL exposure via Ngrok.
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- - **Logging**: Integrates Winston for logging, with planned support for Seq, enabling detailed application monitoring and troubleshooting.
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+ - **Modular Build Scripts**: The use of `esbuild` for bundling and minifying code, tailored for different deployment environments (Azure and AWS).
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+ - **Environment Configuration**: The app employs dotenv for managing environment variables, crucial for configuring deployment settings and API credentials.
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+ - **Logging**: Integrates Winston for logging, with plans to include Seq for structured log management, enhancing observability and debugging capabilities.
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+ - **Debugging Support**: Provides extensive support for debugging through VSCode, including live URL exposure via Ngrok for real-time testing.
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- - **Development Tools**: Utilizes TypeScript for type-safe development, with ESLint for code quality assurance.
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- - **Continuous Deployment**: Supports automated deployment processes using AWS CLI and Azure Functions, streamlining updates and maintenance.
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+ This app exemplifies a robust integration with a third-party service, leveraging modern serverless and cloud-based technologies to deliver scalable and efficient solutions for venue management.
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  # AI Summary for Me&u Connect App
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- The "Me&u Connect" app is designed for integration in the hospitality industry, focusing on mobile ordering and payment tracking for restaurants. It serves as a bridge between the Me&u platform and Seeka's ecosystem, handling various CRM-related tasks such as contact synchronization and webhook processing.
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+ ## Overview
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- - **Azure Functions**: The app is built using Azure Functions, leveraging serverless architecture for handling HTTP requests, timers, and storage queues.
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- - **Webhook Processing**: The app processes webhooks from Seeka, handling events like app installation, uninstallation, and identity changes.
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- - **Background Jobs**: Uses Azure Storage Queues to manage background tasks, such as contact synchronization, ensuring scalability and reliability.
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- - **State Management**: Redis is used for managing application state, particularly for storing installation data.
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+ - **Queue-based Job Processing**: The app employs Azure Storage Queues to manage background jobs, ensuring reliable and scalable processing of tasks such as contact synchronization.
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- - **Azure Services**: Utilizes Azure Functions, Azure Storage Queues, and optionally Azure Blob Storage for various operations.
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- The **Now Book It** Seeka app is designed to integrate with restaurant reservation systems to track bookings. It leverages Azure Functions to handle various webhook events related to app installations, updates, and reservation activities. The app is structured to facilitate seamless communication with external services and manage state efficiently.
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- - **Scheduled Tasks**: Implements scheduled polling to trigger background jobs for maintenance and updates.
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+ The **Now Book It** app is designed to integrate with restaurant reservation systems, allowing for the tracking and management of bookings. It is part of the Seeka platform and facilitates communication between the Seeka ecosystem and external reservation systems.
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  ## Key Implementation Patterns
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- - **Azure Functions**: The app is built using Azure Functions, allowing for scalable and event-driven execution of tasks.
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- - **Webhook Validation**: Implements signature validation to ensure secure processing of incoming webhooks.
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- - **State Management**: Uses Redis for managing installation states and other persistent data.
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- - **Background Jobs**: Processes background tasks using Azure Storage Queues, ensuring tasks are handled asynchronously and efficiently.
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+ - **Azure Functions**: The app is built using Azure Functions, leveraging serverless architecture for handling HTTP requests, queue processing, and scheduled tasks.
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+ - **Webhook Handling**: The app processes incoming webhooks from Seeka, validating signatures and performing actions based on the webhook type.
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+ - **Background Jobs**: Utilizes Azure Storage Queues to manage background job processing, triggered by both webhooks and scheduled tasks.
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+ - **State Management**: Installation states and other data are managed using Redis, with the option to use Upstash for hosting.
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  ## External APIs/Services Integrated
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- - **Azure Functions**: For serverless function execution.
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- - **Azure Storage Queue**: For managing background job queues.
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- - **Redis (Upstash)**: For state management and caching.
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- - **Ngrok**: For exposing local development environments to the internet for testing purposes.
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+ - **Azure Services**: The app integrates with Azure Functions, Azure Storage Queues, and optionally Azure Storage Explorer for managing and viewing queue items.
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+ - **Ngrok**: Used for exposing local development environments to the internet for testing purposes.
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+ - **Redis**: Used for state management, with Upstash as a potential hosting provider.
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  ## Important Data Transformations
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- - **Webhook Payload Parsing**: Parses JSON payloads from incoming webhooks to extract necessary information for processing.
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- - **Queue Payload Serialization/Deserialization**: Converts data to and from queue messages for background job processing.
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+ - **Webhook Payload Processing**: Incoming webhook payloads are parsed and validated, with specific transformations applied based on the webhook type (e.g., installation, uninstallation, activity acceptance).
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+ - **Queue Payload Deserialization**: Queue messages are deserialized to extract job context and parameters for processing background jobs.
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  ## Notable Code Patterns
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- - **Webhook Handling**: The `seekaAppWebhook` function demonstrates a robust pattern for handling and validating webhooks, which can be reused in other webhook-driven applications.
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- - **Background Job Processing**: The `queueExample` function provides a template for processing tasks asynchronously using Azure Storage Queues.
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- - **Scheduled Polling**: The `pollingExample` function showcases how to set up and execute scheduled tasks using Azure Timer bindings.
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+ - **Modular Service Initialization**: The `startServices` function is used to initialize necessary services and dependencies, ensuring they are ready for use in various function handlers.
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+ - **Logging with Winston and Seq**: The app employs structured logging using Winston, with integration for Seq for enhanced log management and analysis.
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+ - **Error Handling and Logging**: Comprehensive error handling is implemented across functions, with detailed logging to facilitate debugging and monitoring.
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+ - **Environment Configuration**: The app supports flexible configuration for different environments, including local development and cloud deployment, with specific instructions for setting up Azure Storage and Redis.
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  ## Deployment and Development
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- - **Deployment**: The app is configured for deployment on Azure Functions, with Redis and Azure Storage as supporting services.
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- - **Local Development**: Utilizes Docker and Azurite for local emulation of Azure Storage services, and supports debugging in VSCode with WSL.
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+ - **Azure Deployment**: The app is configured for deployment to Azure Functions, with scripts provided for building, cleaning, and deploying the application.
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+ - **Local Development**: Instructions are provided for setting up a local development environment using Docker and Azurite for emulating Azure Storage.
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  ## References
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- - Azure Functions Documentation: [Azure Functions](https://learn.microsoft.com/en-us/azure/azure-functions/)
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- - Azure Storage Queue Documentation: [Azure Storage Queues](https://learn.microsoft.com/en-us/azure/storage/queues/)
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- - Redis by Upstash: [Upstash](https://upstash.com/)
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- ```
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+ - [Azure Functions Documentation](https://learn.microsoft.com/en-us/azure/azure-functions/)
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+ - [Azure Storage Queues Documentation](https://learn.microsoft.com/en-us/azure/storage/queues/)
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+ - [Ngrok Documentation](https://ngrok.com/docs)
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+ - [Upstash Redis Documentation](https://upstash.com/docs)
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+ This summary provides an overview of the Now Book It app's architecture and implementation, highlighting key patterns and integrations that AI assistants can reference for understanding and interacting with the app.
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+ ```
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  # AI Summary for Seeka App: SevenRooms
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- ## Overview
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-
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- The **SevenRooms** app is a Seeka application designed to integrate with the SevenRooms hospitality CRM. It facilitates restaurant reservations and guest management by leveraging Azure Functions and various external services. The app processes webhooks from SevenRooms and manages state and operations through Azure Storage Queues and Redis.
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  ## Purpose and Functionality
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- - **Integration with SevenRooms CRM**: The app handles webhooks from SevenRooms to manage restaurant reservations and guest data.
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- - **State Management**: Utilizes Redis for storing app installation states and other necessary data.
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- - **Queue Processing**: Uses Azure Storage Queues to manage and process long-running operations asynchronously.
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- - **Logging and Monitoring**: Implements centralized logging using Winston and Seq for monitoring and debugging.
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+ The Seeka app "SevenRooms" integrates with the SevenRooms hospitality CRM to manage restaurant reservations and guest interactions. It serves as a bridge between the Seeka platform and SevenRooms, handling webhooks and managing data related to reservations and client information.
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  ## Key Implementation Patterns
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- 1. **Azure Functions**: The app is structured around Azure Functions, providing an event-driven serverless architecture for handling HTTP requests and queue messages.
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- 2. **Webhook Handling**: Webhooks from SevenRooms are processed to update reservations and client data.
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- 3. **State Management with Redis**: Redis is used to manage the state of app installations, allowing for efficient data retrieval and updates.
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- 4. **Queue-Based Asynchronous Processing**: Azure Storage Queues are used to offload long-running tasks, ensuring that function execution time limits are respected.
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- 5. **Centralized Logging**: Winston and Seq are used for logging, providing a robust solution for tracking and debugging operations.
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+ 1. **Azure Functions**: The app is built using Azure Functions, which allows it to handle HTTP requests and storage queue messages efficiently. It includes functions for handling webhooks, health checks, and processing queue items.
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+ 2. **Webhook Handling**: The app processes incoming webhooks from both Seeka and SevenRooms. It validates webhook signatures, logs the events, and processes data based on the webhook type.
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+ 3. **Queue Processing**: The app uses Azure Storage Queues to manage long-running operations. Webhook data is placed into queues for asynchronous processing, ensuring that Azure Function execution time limits are respected.
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+ 4. **Logging**: Centralized logging is implemented using the Winston library, with optional integration with Seq for enhanced log management and analysis.
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+ 5. **State Management**: Redis is used for managing the state of app installations and other necessary data. The app supports swapping Redis with another state provider if needed.
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  ## External APIs/Services Integrated
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- - **SevenRooms API**: For receiving and processing webhooks related to reservations and guest management.
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- - **Azure Functions**: For serverless function execution.
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- - **Azure Storage Queues**: For handling asynchronous tasks and managing long-running operations.
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- - **Redis**: For state management and caching.
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- - **Ngrok**: For exposing local development environments to the internet for testing.
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+ - **SevenRooms API**: The app integrates with SevenRooms to handle reservation and client data.
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+ - **Azure Services**: Utilizes Azure Functions, Azure Storage Queues, and optionally Azure Storage Explorer for managing queues and data.
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+ - **Ngrok**: Used for exposing the app locally to the internet for testing purposes.
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  ## Important Data Transformations
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- - **Webhook Payload Processing**: The app processes JSON payloads from SevenRooms webhooks, extracting and transforming data as needed for reservation and client management.
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- - **Queue Message Serialization/Deserialization**: Data is serialized into queue messages for processing and deserialized when consumed by functions.
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+ - **Webhook Payloads**: The app processes and transforms webhook payloads from JSON format into structured data objects for further processing.
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+ - **Queue Items**: Data from webhooks is serialized and deserialized when placed into and retrieved from Azure Storage Queues.
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  ## Notable Code Patterns
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- - **Function Handlers**: Each function is defined with a specific route and handler, allowing for modular and organized code.
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- - **Logging with Context**: The use of child loggers and context-based logging provides detailed insights into function execution and errors.
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- - **Service Initialization**: The `startServices` function initializes necessary services, ensuring that dependencies are ready before processing requests.
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- - **Error Handling and Poison Queue**: Errors in processing are caught and handled by sending problematic messages to a poison queue for further inspection.
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+ 1. **Middleware-like Service Initialization**: The `startServices` function is used to initialize necessary services before processing requests, similar to middleware in traditional web frameworks.
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+ 2. **Logger Contextualization**: The app uses a pattern of creating child loggers with additional context (e.g., request ID, venue ID) to provide detailed logging information.
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+ 3. **Error Handling and Poison Queue**: Errors in processing queue items are logged, and problematic items are sent to a poison queue for further inspection and handling.
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+ 4. **Environment Configuration**: The app uses environment variables for configuration, supporting both local development and production environments.
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+ 5. **TypeScript for Type Safety**: The app is written in TypeScript, providing type safety and improved code quality through static type checking.
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- This summary provides a comprehensive understanding of the SevenRooms app's architecture and implementation, highlighting its integration with external services and its use of Azure serverless technologies.
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+ This summary provides an overview of the app's architecture and key features, aiding AI systems in understanding its implementation and potential reuse of its patterns.
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  ## Overview
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- The **Tradable Bits** app is a Seeka application designed to integrate with the Tradable Bits fan engagement platform, primarily targeting the entertainment and sports sectors. It facilitates fan engagement and marketing activities by leveraging Azure Functions for serverless operations.
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+ The **Tradable Bits** Seeka app is designed to integrate with the Tradable Bits fan engagement platform, specifically targeting entertainment and sports sectors. It facilitates fan engagement and marketing through seamless integration with Azure Functions and external services.
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- ## Key Features and Functionality
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+ ## Purpose and Functionality
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- - **Webhook Handling**: The app processes inbound webhooks from Seeka, enabling real-time interactions and updates.
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- - **Queue Management**: Utilizes Azure Storage Queues for managing asynchronous tasks, ensuring efficient handling of long-running operations.
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- - **Polling and Scheduling**: Implements scheduled functions to manage periodic tasks, optimizing resource usage and execution time.
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- - **Health Monitoring**: Provides a health check endpoint to monitor the app's status.
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+ - **Fan Engagement:** The app connects with the Tradable Bits platform to enhance fan interaction and engagement.
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+ - **Webhook Handling:** It processes inbound webhooks from Seeka, allowing for real-time updates and interactions.
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+ - **Queue Management:** Utilizes Azure Storage Queues to manage and offload long-running operations.
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+ - **Scheduled Polling:** Implements scheduled tasks to handle operations that need to be spread over time.
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- ## Implementation Patterns
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+ ## Key Implementation Patterns
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- - **Azure Functions**: The app is built using Azure Functions, allowing for scalable and event-driven execution.
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- - **TypeScript**: The codebase is written in TypeScript, providing type safety and modern JavaScript features.
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- - **Logging**: Centralized logging is implemented using Winston, with optional Seq integration for structured log management.
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- - **State Management**: Redis is used for managing application state, with support for alternative state providers.
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+ - **Azure Functions:** The app is built as an Azure Functions project, leveraging serverless architecture for scalability and efficiency.
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+ - **Webhook Processing:** Handles various webhook events such as app installation, uninstallation, and updates.
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+ - **State Management:** Uses Redis for storing installation states and other necessary data.
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+ - **Logging:** Centralized logging is implemented using Winston, with optional integration with Seq for log management.
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- ## External APIs and Services
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+ ## External APIs/Services Integrated
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- - **Azure Storage**: Integration with Azure Storage Queues for message handling and task offloading.
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- - **Ngrok**: Used for exposing the app locally to the internet for testing purposes.
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- - **Redis**: Utilized for state management, with optional support for Upstash as a Redis provider.
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+ - **Azure Storage Queues:** For managing asynchronous tasks and offloading operations.
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+ - **Redis:** Used for state management, with optional integration with Upstash for Redis hosting.
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+ - **Ngrok:** Provides a secure tunnel to expose local servers to the internet for testing purposes.
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- ## Data Transformations
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+ ## Important Data Transformations
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- - **Webhook Payload Processing**: The app processes various webhook payloads, transforming them into actionable tasks or state updates.
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- - **Queue Message Handling**: Converts incoming data into queue messages for deferred processing.
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+ - **Webhook Payloads:** Transforms and processes incoming webhook payloads to extract necessary information for further processing.
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+ - **Queue Messages:** Converts data into queue messages for deferred processing, ensuring that Azure Function execution limits are respected.
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+ - **State Updates:** Manages and updates installation states based on webhook events, ensuring accurate tracking of app installations and settings.
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  ## Notable Code Patterns
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- - **Webhook Validation**: Implements a robust mechanism for validating webhook signatures to ensure secure communication.
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- - **Service Initialization**: Uses a `startServices` function to initialize necessary services before processing requests.
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- - **Error Handling**: Comprehensive error handling strategies are employed, with detailed logging for troubleshooting.
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- - **Environment Configuration**: Provides clear guidelines for setting up development and production environments, including Docker configurations for local emulation of Azure services.
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+ - **Error Handling and Logging:** Comprehensive error handling with detailed logging using Winston, ensuring robust monitoring and debugging capabilities.
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+ - **Environment Configuration:** Utilizes environment variables for configuration, supporting both local development and cloud deployment scenarios.
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+ - **Modular Service Initialization:** Services are initialized in a modular fashion, allowing for easy extension and maintenance.
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+ - **Security:** Implements signature validation for webhook requests to ensure authenticity and integrity.
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- ## Reusable Components
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-
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- - **Webhook Handler**: The `seekaAppWebhook` function can be adapted for other applications requiring webhook processing.
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- - **Queue and Polling Examples**: Serve as templates for implementing asynchronous task management in other serverless applications.
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- - **Logging Setup**: The Winston and Seq integration can be reused for centralized logging in different projects.
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-
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- This summary provides a high-level understanding of the Tradable Bits app's architecture and functionality, highlighting its integration with Azure services and its focus on fan engagement in the entertainment and sports industries.
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+ This summary provides a comprehensive understanding of the Tradable Bits Seeka app's architecture, integration points, and operational patterns, making it a valuable reference for AI assistants and developers alike.