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@pont-bj/store-convex

v0.1.0

Published

Stockage Convex pour Pont.

Readme

@pont-bj/store-convex

Stockage persistant de Pont sur Convex : paiements, retraits, remboursements, idempotence, livraisons de webhooks.

Installation dans votre projet

  1. Copiez convex/pontStore.ts dans le dossier convex/ de votre projet.

  2. Ajoutez les tables Pont à votre schéma :

    // convex/schema.ts
    import { defineSchema } from "convex/server";
    import { pontTables } from "@pont-bj/store-convex/convex/schema";
    
    export default defineSchema({ ...vosTables, ...pontTables });
  3. Générez un secret d'au moins 32 caractères (openssl rand -hex 32) et définissez-le des deux côtés :

    • Convex : npx convex env set PONT_STORE_SECRET <secret>
    • Backend : PONT_STORE_SECRET=<secret> et CONVEX_URL=<url du déploiement>
  4. Branchez les stores :

    import { ConvexHttpClient } from "convex/browser";
    import { createConvexStores } from "@pont-bj/store-convex";
    import { createPontFromEnv, WebhookRelay } from "@pont-bj/node";
    
    const stores = createConvexStores({
      client: new ConvexHttpClient(process.env.CONVEX_URL!),
      secret: process.env.PONT_STORE_SECRET!,
    });
    export const relay = new WebhookRelay({ mode: "live", endpoints: [...], store: stores.deliveries });
    export const pont = createPontFromEnv({ stores, onEvent: (event) => relay.enqueue(event) });
  5. Job planifié (réconciliation + livraison des webhooks) :

    // app/api/pont/cron/route.ts
    export const { GET } = createCronRoute(pont, { relay, secret: process.env.CRON_SECRET });
    // vercel.json
    { "crons": [{ "path": "/api/pont/cron", "schedule": "*/5 * * * *" }] }

Sécurité

  • Les fonctions sont publiques au sens Convex mais exigent PONT_STORE_SECRET à chaque appel. Ne l'exposez jamais côté navigateur.
  • Aucune clé d'agrégateur n'est stockée : seulement les opérations (numéro du client en E.164, montants, statuts).
  • Les enregistrements sont stockés en JSON pour accepter toutes les métadonnées du marchand.
  • L'idempotence repose sur une mutation Convex (sérialisable) : deux requêtes concurrentes avec la même clé ne créent jamais deux paiements.