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# Governs the workflow of how journals are passed through:
#   1) The notifications for any event (e.g. journal creation) is to be created as fast as possible
#      so that it becomes visible as an in app notification. If the resource passed in is indeed a journal,
#      it might get replaced later on (by a subsequent journal). This will lead to notifications being removed.
#      In case the notification has a mentioned-reason, the mail is to be sent right away. This accepts the possibility
#      of the journal being deleted later on.
#   2) After the journal aggregation time has passed direct mails are scheduled.
# This order has to be kept to ensure that the notifications are created before email sending is attempted. If it weren't
# guaranteed, with the notifications created in one job and the mails send in another, the mail sending job might get executed
# without any notifications being created which would result in no emails being sent at all. An alternative would be to
# decouple notification creation and mail sending from another. But then, in app notifications being read could not prevent
# mails being sent out.
class Notifications::WorkflowJob < ApplicationJob
  include ::StateMachineJob

  queue_with_priority :notification

  # In case a resource (e.g. journal) cannot be deserialized (which means fetching it from the db)
  # the resource has been removed which might happen. In that case, no notifications
  # need to be sent out any more.
  discard_on ActiveJob::DeserializationError

  state :create_notifications,
        to: :send_mails do |resource, send_notification|
    mentioned, delayed = Notifications::CreateFromModelService
                         .new(resource)
                         .call(send_notification)
                         .all_results
                         .partition(&:reason_mentioned?)

    mentioned
      .select { |n| n.mail_alert_sent == false }
      .each do |notification|
      Notifications::MailService
        .new(notification)
        .call
    end

    delayed
      .map(&:id)
  end

  state :send_mails,
        wait: -> { Setting.journal_aggregation_time_minutes.to_i.minutes } do |*notification_ids|
    next unless notification_ids

    Notification
      .where(id: notification_ids)
      .mail_alert_unsent
      .each do |notification|
      Notifications::MailService
        .new(notification)
        .call
    end
  end
end