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#!/usr/bin/env npx tsx
/**
* Crontab generator: emits docker/crontab.hosted and docker/crontab.self-hosted
* from the `crons` array in vercel.json.
*
* vercel.json is the single source of truth for what runs on a schedule. The
* Docker deployments run the same HTTP endpoints through supercronic, so their
* crontabs are generated from that array instead of hand-maintained.
*
* Hand-maintaining them is exactly what went wrong: seven of sixteen jobs were
* missing from Docker entirely (recurring invoices never sent, webhooks never
* dispatched, idempotency_keys grew unbounded), /api/tax-deadlines/cron had
* degraded from daily to "0 0 2 1 *" (once a year, on 2 January), and
* /api/documents/verify/cron ran weekly against a daily vercel.json.
*
* Usage:
* npx tsx scripts/generate-crontabs.ts # rewrite both crontabs
* npm run crontabs:generate # same, via package.json
*
* scripts/__tests__/generate-crontabs.test.ts fails CI if the committed files
* drift from vercel.json again.
*/
import { readFileSync, writeFileSync } from 'node:fs'
import { join, dirname } from 'node:path'
import { fileURLToPath } from 'node:url'
const __filename = fileURLToPath(import.meta.url)
const ROOT = dirname(dirname(__filename))
const VERCEL_JSON_PATH = join(ROOT, 'vercel.json')
const DOCKER_DIR = join(ROOT, 'docker')
export type CrontabVariant = 'hosted' | 'self-hosted'
export const VARIANTS: readonly CrontabVariant[] = ['hosted', 'self-hosted']
export interface VercelCron {
path: string
schedule: string
}
/** The compose file that bind-mounts each variant, quoted in the file header. */
const MOUNTED_BY: Record<CrontabVariant, string> = {
hosted: 'docker-compose.hosted.yml',
'self-hosted': 'docker-compose.yml',
}
/**
* The invocation. `${CRON_SECRET}` and `${APP_URL}` are expanded by the shell
* supercronic runs each job under; both come from the cron service's
* environment in docker-compose.yml. Not a template literal on purpose: the
* `${...}` must reach the file verbatim.
*/
const CURL_PREFIX = 'curl -sf -H "Authorization: Bearer ${CRON_SECRET}" ${APP_URL}'
/**
* Paths in vercel.json deliberately NOT emitted into the Docker crontabs, each
* with its reason. A silent omission is drift; this table is the only
* sanctioned way to leave a scheduled endpoint out of a self-hosted install.
*
* Empty, and that is the reviewed answer rather than an oversight:
*
* - Extension endpoints stay in, including extensions the self-hosted preset
* does not enable. docker/extensions.self-hosted.json turns on eight
* extensions, but the preset only drives the runtime registry: the
* Dockerfile builds the whole app/ tree, so every extension cron route is
* compiled into the image either way. And every one of them answers HTTP
* 200 with a no-op body when its extension is unconfigured (skatteverket
* checks SKATTEVERKET_ENABLED, stripe checks STRIPE_SECRET_KEY plus
* STRIPE_CONNECT_CLIENT_ID, cloud-backup and enable-banking simply find no
* rows). An unused extension therefore costs one cheap request at its
* cadence, and a self-hoster who enables it later does not have to discover
* that the schedule was never there. This also matches the pre-existing
* intent: the hand-written crontabs already listed enable-banking and
* skattekonto, both of which are now in the self-hosted preset (unconfigured extensions no-op).
* - /api/sandbox/cleanup/cron stays in. The sandbox is a database flag
* (company_settings.is_sandbox), not a hosted-only build flag, and the
* cleanup_expired_sandbox_users RPC ships in supabase/migrations
* (20260311120000_sandbox_support.sql), so a self-hosted database has it.
* With no sandbox users it deletes 0 rows and returns 200.
*/
export const EXCLUDED_PATHS: Readonly<Record<string, string>> = {}
/**
* Per-variant schedule overrides, path to cron expression. This is where a
* deliberate hosted/self-hosted divergence gets recorded, so it reads as a
* decision with a reason instead of as drift in a hand-edited file.
*
* Empty on both variants: every job currently runs the vercel.json cadence
* everywhere. Two candidates were considered and rejected:
*
* - /api/documents/verify/cron ran weekly ("0 3 * * 0") in the hand-written
* crontabs against a daily vercel.json. Not a load concession: the run is
* capped at 200 documents (DOCUMENT_VERIFY_BATCH_SIZE) and walks a
* nulls-first queue, so weekly drains the WORM integrity queue seven times
* slower on a check that exists to satisfy BFL 7-year retention. The weekly
* cadence also sat in crontab.hosted, which is not a small box (the two
* files were byte-identical), so it cannot have been a self-hosted
* concession. Treated as drift and realigned to daily.
* - /api/webhooks/dispatch/cron at "* * * * *" is 1440 requests/day that
* self-hosted was not making before. Left at parity anyway: the retry
* ladder in lib/webhooks/dispatcher.ts opens with a 60-second first retry,
* which a coarser tick would silently stretch, and each tick is one indexed
* query that returns immediately when nothing is due. See the load note in
* the generated file header.
*/
export const SCHEDULE_OVERRIDES: Readonly<
Record<CrontabVariant, Readonly<Record<string, string>>>
> = {
hosted: {},
'self-hosted': {},
}
/**
* Jobs that exist in ONE variant only and therefore have no vercel.json entry
* (vercel.json is the hosted schedule). Each carries its reason, the same
* discipline as EXCLUDED_PATHS: a self-hosted-only endpoint that silently
* lacked a schedule would be dead code that looks alive.
*
* Rendered after the vercel.json jobs under their own comment line. The
* crontab drift test checks both halves: the vercel.json mirror AND that
* every EXTRA_JOBS path is a real cron route that vercel.json does NOT
* schedule (the moment it does, the entry must go).
*/
export interface ExtraJob {
path: string
schedule: string
reason: string
}
export const EXTRA_JOBS: Readonly<Record<CrontabVariant, readonly ExtraJob[]>> = {
hosted: [],
'self-hosted': [
{
path: '/api/connector/sync/cron',
schedule: '17 * * * *',
reason:
'Self-hosted only: refreshes the source=connector capability grants from the instance\'s ' +
'GNUBOK_CONNECTOR_KEY (hourly; grants carry a 72h offline grace). Hosted has no connector ' +
'key, so the route is not in vercel.json; an instance without a key answers not_configured.',
},
],
}
/** Read and shape-check the `crons` array. */
export function readVercelCrons(vercelJson: string): VercelCron[] {
const parsed = JSON.parse(vercelJson) as { crons?: VercelCron[] }
const crons = parsed.crons ?? []
for (const cron of crons) {
if (typeof cron.path !== 'string' || !cron.path.startsWith('/api/')) {
throw new Error(`vercel.json: cron path must start with /api/, got ${JSON.stringify(cron.path)}`)
}
if (typeof cron.schedule !== 'string' || cron.schedule.trim().split(/\s+/).length !== 5) {
throw new Error(
`vercel.json: ${cron.path} needs a 5-field cron expression, got ${JSON.stringify(cron.schedule)}`,
)
}
}
const seen = new Set<string>()
for (const cron of crons) {
if (seen.has(cron.path)) throw new Error(`vercel.json: duplicate cron path ${cron.path}`)
seen.add(cron.path)
}
return crons
}
/** The schedule a given variant should run a path on. */
export function scheduleFor(cron: VercelCron, variant: CrontabVariant): string {
return SCHEDULE_OVERRIDES[variant][cron.path] ?? cron.schedule
}
function buildHeader(variant: CrontabVariant): string[] {
return [
'# AUTO-GENERATED: do not edit. Run `npm run crontabs:generate` to regenerate.',
'#',
`# Variant: ${variant} (bind-mounted by ${MOUNTED_BY[variant]}).`,
'# Source of truth: the `crons` array in vercel.json. Paths, order and',
'# cadence mirror it exactly; scripts/__tests__/generate-crontabs.test.ts',
'# fails CI if this file drifts from it.',
'#',
'# Consumed by supercronic (docker/cron.Dockerfile), bind-mounted read-only',
'# at /etc/supercronic/crontab. Times are UTC: the cron container sets no TZ',
'# and Alpine defaults to UTC, same as Vercel Cron. supercronic skips a tick',
'# whose previous run is still going (overlapping is off by default), so a',
'# slow endpoint cannot pile up.',
'#',
'# Extension endpoints are listed unconditionally, including extensions this',
"# image's preset does not enable. Each answers 200 with a no-op body when",
'# its extension is unconfigured, so an unused one costs a single cheap',
'# request, and enabling it later needs no crontab change.',
'#',
'# Load note: /api/webhooks/dispatch/cron runs every minute, 1440 requests a',
'# day. Each tick is one indexed query that returns immediately when no',
'# delivery is due, and the per-minute cadence is what makes the dispatcher',
'# 60-second first retry actually happen after 60 seconds. Change it only',
'# through SCHEDULE_OVERRIDES in scripts/generate-crontabs.ts, never by',
'# editing this file.',
'',
]
}
/** Render one crontab. Always LF, always newline-terminated. */
export function buildCrontab(
crons: VercelCron[],
variant: CrontabVariant,
options: {
excluded?: Readonly<Record<string, string>>
overrides?: Readonly<Record<CrontabVariant, Readonly<Record<string, string>>>>
extraJobs?: Readonly<Record<CrontabVariant, readonly ExtraJob[]>>
} = {},
): string {
const excluded = options.excluded ?? EXCLUDED_PATHS
const overrides = options.overrides ?? SCHEDULE_OVERRIDES
const jobs = crons
.filter((cron) => !(cron.path in excluded))
.map((cron) => ({
path: cron.path,
schedule: overrides[variant][cron.path] ?? cron.schedule,
}))
const extraJobs = (options.extraJobs ?? EXTRA_JOBS)[variant]
// Align the commands: pad to the widest schedule plus two spaces, the same
// column convention the hand-written files used.
const width = [...jobs, ...extraJobs].reduce((max, job) => Math.max(max, job.schedule.length), 0) + 2
const lines = [
...buildHeader(variant),
...jobs.map((job) => `${job.schedule.padEnd(width)}${CURL_PREFIX}${job.path}`),
...(extraJobs.length > 0
? [
'',
`# ${variant}-only jobs, not in vercel.json: see EXTRA_JOBS in scripts/generate-crontabs.ts`,
...extraJobs.map((job) => `${job.schedule.padEnd(width)}${CURL_PREFIX}${job.path}`),
]
: []),
]
return `${lines.join('\n')}\n`
}
function main(): void {
const crons = readVercelCrons(readFileSync(VERCEL_JSON_PATH, 'utf8'))
for (const path of Object.keys(EXCLUDED_PATHS)) {
if (!crons.some((cron) => cron.path === path)) {
throw new Error(`EXCLUDED_PATHS lists ${path}, which is not in vercel.json. Remove the stale entry.`)
}
}
for (const variant of VARIANTS) {
for (const path of Object.keys(SCHEDULE_OVERRIDES[variant])) {
if (!crons.some((cron) => cron.path === path)) {
throw new Error(
`SCHEDULE_OVERRIDES.${variant} lists ${path}, which is not in vercel.json. Remove the stale entry.`,
)
}
}
}
for (const variant of VARIANTS) {
for (const job of EXTRA_JOBS[variant]) {
if (crons.some((cron) => cron.path === job.path)) {
throw new Error(
`EXTRA_JOBS.${variant} lists ${job.path}, which vercel.json now schedules. Remove the extra entry.`,
)
}
}
}
for (const variant of VARIANTS) {
const target = join(DOCKER_DIR, `crontab.${variant}`)
writeFileSync(target, buildCrontab(crons, variant), 'utf8')
const emitted = crons.filter((cron) => !(cron.path in EXCLUDED_PATHS)).length + EXTRA_JOBS[variant].length
const overridden = Object.keys(SCHEDULE_OVERRIDES[variant]).length
console.log(
`Wrote docker/crontab.${variant}: ${emitted} jobs` +
(overridden > 0 ? `, ${overridden} schedule override(s)` : ''),
)
}
const skipped = Object.keys(EXCLUDED_PATHS)
if (skipped.length > 0) {
console.log(`Excluded ${skipped.length} path(s): ${skipped.join(', ')}`)
} else {
console.log('No exclusions: every vercel.json cron runs on Docker too.')
}
}
// Only run when invoked directly (not when imported by tests).
if (process.argv[1] && fileURLToPath(import.meta.url) === process.argv[1]) {
try {
main()
} catch (err) {
console.error(err instanceof Error ? err.message : err)
process.exit(1)
}
}