community-metrics

name: community-metrics description: Add or change community metrics in the 6529 SEIZE backend by updating metric rollup enums, recorder methods, recording call sites, optional historical backfills, OpenAPI response models, and community-metrics API aggregation. Use when adding new community metrics, exposing metric summaries or series, tracking community activity, or changing MetricsRecorder/MetricsDb behavior.

Community Metrics

Use this workflow for metrics based on metric_rollup_hour and exposed through /community-metrics.

Workflow

1. Define the metric contract before editing:
   • enum name in UPPER_SNAKE_CASE
   • event source and recording call sites
   • aggregation semantics: event count, value sum, latest overwritten value, distinct scoped count, or custom query
   • dimensions stored in scope, key1, or key2
   • whether historical backfill is required
2. Locate the current implementation with rg:
   • MetricRollupHourMetric in src/entities/IMetricRollupHour.ts
   • MetricsRecorder in src/metrics/MetricsRecorder.ts
   • MetricsDb in src/metrics/MetricsDb.ts
   • community API code in src/api-serverless/src/community-metrics/
   • OpenAPI contract in src/api-serverless/openapi.yaml
3. Add the enum value to MetricRollupHourMetric. Keep the persisted enum string identical to the enum key.
4. Add a focused MetricsRecorder method. Use metricsDb.upsertMetricRollupHour with the current rollup fields:
   • event_count for occurrence counts
   • value_sum for numeric totals or latest samples
   • scope, key1, and key2 for dimensions or distinct counting
   • overwrite: true for latest-state metrics such as profile counts or network TDH
5. Wire the recorder after the primary action succeeds. Pass the existing RequestContext so timers and transactions are preserved.
6. Expose the metric only where needed:
   • update src/api-serverless/openapi.yaml response schemas for summary, series, or mint metrics
   • run cd src/api-serverless && npm run restructure-openapi && npm run generate
   • update CommunityMetricsService aggregation and mapping
   • update community-metrics.routes.ts only when route validation or query behavior changes
7. Add or update tests next to the changed code. Prefer focused service/DB tests; use src/profiles/abusiveness-check.db.test.ts as the pattern for DB/repository tests.
8. Run npm run lint from the repo root after changes.

Backfills

Do not create a migration by default. If the user explicitly asks for historical data or the feature would be misleading without it, create a data-only backfill migration:

npm run migrate:new backfill-metric-name-metric

Write SQL in the up migration only, delete the generated .down.sql, and leave the JS down() implementation as a no-op. The repo is entities-first for schema/table changes: prefer TypeORM entities plus dbMigrationsLoop sync, and avoid schema migrations unless the user explicitly asks for one. Reserve migrations primarily for one-off data backfills or rare view changes.

Aggregation Patterns

• Simple counter: increment event_count: 1, read summed event_count.
• Numeric total: set value_sum to the numeric delta, read summed value_sum.
• Latest sample: set event_count: 1, value_sum, and overwrite: true, then read the latest sample in the requested period.
• Per-identity or per-entity metric: store the dimension in scope; use key1 and key2 only when a second or third dimension is needed.
• Distinct activity: record dimensions consistently and aggregate with getMetricBucketDistinctCounts or a purpose-built query.

Validation

• Metric name, dimensions, aggregation, and backfill behavior are clear.
• Enum value added to MetricRollupHourMetric in src/entities/IMetricRollupHour.ts.
• Recording function created in MetricsRecorder.
• Recording function called in all identified locations.
• Backfill migration created only if explicitly required.
• OpenAPI schema updated and generated types refreshed when API output changes.
• Aggregation logic added to CommunityMetricsService.
• Tests cover recording and exposed aggregation behavior.
• npm run lint passes.