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@classytic/reservation

v0.1.1

Published

Interval-booking spine — reserve bookable resources over [start, end): hotel rooms, vacation rentals, courts, desks, appointments. Race-proof variable-start exclusivity (per-unit allocations), pooled capacity, folio billing, FSM lifecycle with sweepers. I

Readme

@classytic/reservation

The interval-booking spine — reserve bookable resources over [start, end): hotel rooms, vacation rentals, courts, desks, appointments. Anything that is "an owned resource, held for an interval, billed on a folio."

Owns the reservation DOMAIN. Money composes via bridges: the financial record is an @classytic/order booking order, folio settlement posts to your ledger — this package never imports either.

The 90-second version

import { createReservation } from '@classytic/reservation';

const reservation = await createReservation({
  connection,
  tenant: { fieldType: 'objectId' },     // property/branch scoping
  defaultTimezone: 'Asia/Dhaka',         // night math is PROPERTY-LOCAL
  bridges: { ledger },                   // folio settlement seam
});
const { reservation: reservations, resource, folio } = reservation.repositories;

// Rooms are units; their TYPE (Deluxe: photos, amenities) is a catalog Product.
await resource.createResource({ code: 'R-402', productRef: 'prod-deluxe' }, ctx);

// Hold → confirm → check-in → check-out.
const r = await reservations.hold(
  {
    lines: [{
      resourceCode: 'R-402',
      period: { start: checkInInstant, end: checkOutInstant },
      granularity: 'night',
      rate: { amount: 500_000, currency: 'BDT' },   // ৳5,000/night, paisa
    }],
    guestName: 'Ayesha Rahman',
    orderNumber: 'ORD-1042',            // the financial order (optional — walk-ins have none)
  },
  ctx,
);
await reservations.confirm(String(r._id), ctx);   // ← allocations written HERE (race-proof)
await reservations.checkIn(String(r._id), ctx);
await reservations.checkOut(String(r._id), ctx);  // auto-posts room nights to the folio

// The folio collected room nights + extras; settle posts ONE ledger entry.
await folio.postLine(folioId, { kind: 'fnb', amount: 120_000 }, ctx);
await folio.settle(folioId, ctx);

Why this exists — the race order's index cannot close

Order's booking_slot_unique_active unique index closes grid-aligned races only (same startsAt). Two concurrent variable-length stays (1–5 Jan vs 3–7 Jan) hit different index keys — both commit.

confirm() expands each stay into one Allocation row per occupied unit (property-local night, or slot start) inside a transaction. ANY two overlapping stays collide on at least one row; the loser gets E11000 → the same typed SlotConflictError the pre-check throws → its whole transaction (all rooms of a group, the FSM claim, the folio) rolls back. Terminal transitions flip rows to released in the same transaction — the record survives (no TTL-deletes), the unique slot frees.

Pooled resources (dorm beds, lanes: capacityMode: 'pooled') use an atomic capacity-bounded counter per unit (incrementIfBelow) instead.

The order seam — one line

orderConfig.bridges.booking = reservation.bookingBridge();
// exactly order's BookingBridge port: { checkSlotAvailability, listBookedSlots }
// incl. opts.excludeOrderNumber so an order re-validating doesn't see itself.

Event contract (idempotent both directions — redelivery-safe):

| Direction | Event | Handler | |---|---|---| | order → reservation | booking order confirmed | reservations.confirm(id) (no-op when already confirmed) | | order → reservation | order canceled/refunded | reservations.cancel(id) (no-op when already canceled) | | reservation → order | reservation:reservation.checked_out | host completes the order | | reservation → order | …expired / …no_show | host cancels/adjusts per policy |

Domain model

| Model | Role | |---|---| | Resource | the physical unit (room 402) — productRef → catalog type; holds via primitives /hold; conditionStatus labels are host policy (housekeeping vs inspection) | | Reservation | header + lines (one reservation, many rooms), FSM: pending → confirmed → checked_in → checked_out (+ no_show, canceled, expired) | | Allocation | one row per (resource × unit) — THE exclusivity guard | | PoolCounter | capacity-bounded occupancy for pooled resources | | Folio | running stay account: atomic $push+$inc postings, settle → ledger bridge |

Nights are property-local civil dates (civilDateOf, DST-correct); money is integer minor units everywhere; rates are snapshotted onto lines at hold — a price change never rewrites a stay.

Operational verbs

  • hold — pending + expiresAt (default 30 min). OTA-idempotent: a redelivered (source, externalRef) returns the existing reservation.
  • confirm — transactional allocations + folio open. Idempotent by state.
  • checkIn / checkOut — checkout releases units + auto-posts room_night lines in one transaction.
  • cancel / noShow — release units, void the open folio.
  • expirePending(now) — the sweeper (host wires the cron; never TTL).
  • findAvailable(range, {productRef}) — "which rooms are free 3–7 Jan?"
  • folio.settle — ledger post with deterministic idempotency key (folio:<id>:settle), crash-retry convergent: retry after a crash yields exactly one JE (the bridge MUST dedupe on the key).

Events

reservation:reservation.{held,confirmed,checked_in,checked_out,no_show,canceled,expired}, reservation:resource.{blocked,unblocked,condition_changed}, reservation:folio.{opened,line_posted,settled,voided}.

§P8.1-canonical dispatch with a post-commit queue: multi-write verbs queue events inside their transaction and flush after commit (no ghost events on rollback); engine.withTransaction(ctx, fn) gives hosts the same discipline; session + outbox = durable-relay-only.

What this package does NOT do

  • Money: payment/refund → revenue; the priced order → order; invoices → invoice; cancellation-fee math → catalog's refund policy on the order side.
  • Fixed-slot grid UIs work WITHOUT this package (catalog computeSlotAvailability + order's default bridge) — reach for reservation when you need the operational lifecycle, variable-length stays, pooled capacity, or race-proof variable-start exclusivity.
  • Rate calendars: bridges.catalog.getRate(productRef, range) is deliberately range-shaped so catalog can grow a nightly/seasonal mode without this port changing.