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@open-kingdom/crm-backend-feature-crm

v0.0.2-17

Published

The orchestration layer of the CRM. Composes the four CRM data-access modules (`contacts`, `opportunities`, plus the shared `activity-log` and `configurable-lookups`) and adds three things they cannot do individually:

Readme

@open-kingdom/crm-backend-feature-crm

The orchestration layer of the CRM. Composes the four CRM data-access modules (contacts, opportunities, plus the shared activity-log and configurable-lookups) and adds three things they cannot do individually:

  1. Lead conversion — turns a qualified lead into a contact (+ optionally a new company and a new opportunity), all atomically and with the lead's convertedAt / convertedTo* fields populated.
  2. Dashboard snapshot — pipeline stage summary plus open and overdue task counts for one user.
  3. Bootstrap seeding — populates the configurable_lookups table with the canonical CRM lookup entries (lead status, opportunity stage, activity type, etc.) and maps a baseline RBAC permission set onto the admin, user, and manager roles, so a fresh database has working dropdowns and access controls without manual setup.

This is the only library a host app needs to import to "turn the CRM on" — its forRoot() brings in the four data-access modules transitively.


Exports

| Export | Kind | Description | | ------------------------------------------------------------------ | ------------------------------- | ----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- | | FeatureCrmModule | class | Dynamic NestJS module. Use forRoot() to enable bootstrap seeding; the bare module skips the seed service. | | CrmFeatureOptions | interface | { seedDefaults?: boolean }. Defaults to true. Pass false to suppress lookup + RBAC seeding on init. | | CRM_FEATURE_OPTIONS | 'CRM_FEATURE_OPTIONS' | DI token for the options object — exported for advanced consumers. | | LeadConversionService | class | Implements the lead → contact / company / opportunity conversion workflow. | | LeadConversionController | class | REST controller mounted at /leads/:id/convert. | | DashboardService | class | Composes OpportunitiesService.pipelineSummary + ActivityLogService.findOpen/Overdue for one user. | | DashboardController | class | REST controller mounted at /crm/dashboard. | | CrmSeedService | class | OnModuleInit. Runs seedLookups and mapRolePermissions on bootstrap. Only registered by forRoot(). | | ConvertLeadInput / ConvertLeadResult | interface | Input / output types for LeadConversionService.convert(). | | DashboardSnapshot | interface | Return type of DashboardService.snapshotForUser(). | | ConvertLeadRequestDto, DashboardSnapshotDto, StageSummaryDto | class | Swagger DTOs. | | DEFAULT_CRM_LOOKUPS | readonly DefaultLookupEntry[] | The canonical seed payload — 30 entries across 7 lookup lists. | | CRM_RESOURCES | readonly CrmResource[] | ['contacts', 'companies', 'leads', 'opportunities', 'activities', 'lookups'] | | CRM_ACTIONS | readonly string[] | ['read', 'create', 'update', 'delete'] | | CRM_ROLE_PERMISSIONS | Record<string, …> | Permission grid mapped onto the admin, user, and manager roles by CrmSeedService. | | CrmResource | type | Union of the six CRM resource strings. |


Module Registration

FeatureCrmModule is a dynamic module. The recommended form is forRoot(), which enables bootstrap seeding.

import { FeatureCrmModule } from '@open-kingdom/crm-backend-feature-crm';

@Module({
  imports: [FeatureCrmModule.forRoot({ seedDefaults: true })],
})
export class AppModule {}

Importing FeatureCrmModule directly (without forRoot()) wires the same controllers and services, but skips CrmSeedService — useful in tests where you don't want the lookup table or role table to be touched on startup.

The module imports its four CRM data-access dependencies transitively, so you do not need to import DataAccessContactsModule, DataAccessOpportunitiesModule, DataAccessActivityLogModule, or DataAccessConfigurableLookupsModule separately when wiring an app.

CrmSeedService additionally requires FeatureUserManagementModule.forRoot() to be present in the app module — it uses RolesService and PermissionsService to map RBAC permissions onto roles. NestJS de-duplicates the module instance, so a single FeatureUserManagementModule.forRoot() registration in AppModule is sufficient.

Schema composition

This module owns no tables of its own — schema composition for the CRM is done at the data-access layer. Make sure the root schema module includes:

import { activityLog } from '@open-kingdom/shared-backend-data-access-activity-log';
import { configurableLookups } from '@open-kingdom/shared-backend-data-access-configurable-lookups';
import { companies, contacts } from '@open-kingdom/crm-backend-data-access-contacts';
import { leads, opportunities } from '@open-kingdom/crm-backend-data-access-opportunities';

Configuration

| Option | Type | Default | Description | | -------------- | --------- | ------- | --------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- | | seedDefaults | boolean | true | When false, CrmSeedService.onModuleInit() returns early — no lookup seeding and no role/permission mapping. |


LeadConversionService API

constructor(private readonly conversion: LeadConversionService) {}

| Method | Parameters | Returns | Description | | --------- | ------------------------- | ---------------------------- | ----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- | | convert | input: ConvertLeadInput | Promise<ConvertLeadResult> | Resolves a company (existing via companyId, or newly created from lead.companyName with status 'prospect', or null if the lead has no company info). Resolves a contact (existing via contactId, possibly re-parented to the resolved company; or newly created from lead.name/email/phone/source). Optionally creates an opportunity tied to the company + contact (default behavior unless createOpportunity: false or no company resolved). Marks the lead converted and returns all four entities. Throws NotFoundException if the lead, supplied contact, or supplied company is missing. Throws BadRequestException if the lead has already been converted. |

ConvertLeadInput

| Property | Type | Description | | --------------------------- | --------- | --------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- | | leadId | number | Required. | | contactId | number | Optional — link to an existing contact instead of creating one. Will be re-parented to the resolved company if its companyId differs. | | companyId | number | Optional — link to an existing company instead of creating one from lead.companyName. | | createOpportunity | boolean | Defaults to true. Set false to skip opportunity creation. | | opportunityTitle | string | Defaults to ${company.name} — ${lead.name}. | | opportunityEstimatedValue | number | Optional initial value. |

ConvertLeadResult

{ lead, contact, company, opportunity }company and opportunity may be null.


DashboardService API

constructor(private readonly dashboard: DashboardService) {}

| Method | Parameters | Returns | Description | | ----------------- | ---------------- | ---------------------------- | ----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- | | snapshotForUser | userId: number | Promise<DashboardSnapshot> | { pipeline, tasksOpen, tasksOverdue } — all three queries fire in parallel via Promise.all. |

DashboardSnapshot.pipeline is StageSummary[] from OpportunitiesService.pipelineSummary(userId). tasksOpen and tasksOverdue are length-counts over ActivityLogService.findOpenForOwner(userId) and findOverdueForOwner(userId).


CrmSeedService

Runs once on OnModuleInit. Only registered when forRoot() is used. Two phases:

  1. seedLookups — calls ConfigurableLookupsService.seedDefaults(DEFAULT_CRM_LOOKUPS). This is idempotent: existing (listKey, value) pairs are left alone. Newly inserted rows are tagged is_system = 1 so they cannot be renamed or deactivated through the public API.
  2. mapRolePermissions — for each role named in CRM_ROLE_PERMISSIONS (admin, user, manager), looks up the role and ensures every required permission exists in the permissions table (creating any that are missing), then merges the new permission IDs onto the role. Existing role-permission grants are preserved.

If any role is missing (e.g. the user-management seed hasn't run yet), the service logs a warning and continues.

DEFAULT_CRM_LOOKUPS covers the seven CRM lookup lists from LOOKUP_LIST_KEYS: lead_status, lead_source, opportunity_stage, activity_type, contact_status, company_status, and loss_reason. industry is intentionally left empty — apps decide their own industry list.

CRM_ROLE_PERMISSIONS:

| Role | Permissions | | --------- | ---------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- | | admin | Full CRUD on all six CRM resources (contacts, companies, leads, opportunities, activities, lookups). | | user | read + create + update on records (no delete); read on lookups. | | manager | read only on every CRM resource. |


REST Endpoints

All endpoints require authentication and an RBAC permission.

| Method | Path | Permission | Description | | ------ | -------------------- | -------------------- | ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- | | POST | /leads/:id/convert | leads:update | Convert a lead. Body: ConvertLeadRequestDto. Returns { lead, contact, company, opportunity }. | | GET | /crm/dashboard | opportunities:read | Snapshot for the authenticated user. |


Usage Example

// app.module.ts
import { Module } from '@nestjs/common';
import { APP_GUARD } from '@nestjs/core';

import { OpenKingdomFeatureRootSchemaModule } from '@open-kingdom/demo-scaffold-backend-feature-root-schema';
import { JwtAuthGuard, OpenKingdomFeatureBackendAuthModule } from '@open-kingdom/shared-backend-feature-authentication';
import { FeatureUserManagementModule } from '@open-kingdom/shared-backend-feature-user-management';
import { FeatureCrmModule } from '@open-kingdom/crm-backend-feature-crm';

@Module({
  imports: [
    OpenKingdomFeatureRootSchemaModule,
    OpenKingdomFeatureBackendAuthModule.forRoot({ jwtSecret: process.env.JWT_SECRET! }),
    FeatureUserManagementModule.forRoot({
      invitationTokenSecret: process.env.INVITATION_SECRET!,
      frontendBaseUrl: process.env.FRONTEND_BASE_URL!,
    }),
    FeatureCrmModule.forRoot(),
  ],
  providers: [{ provide: APP_GUARD, useClass: JwtAuthGuard }],
})
export class AppModule {}

Testing

nx test crm-backend-feature-crm