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promo-helper

v1.0.14

Published

Shared promotion intelligence — channel scoring, percentile engine, Thompson Sampling, Redis locks, conversion attribution

Readme

promo-helper

Shared Telegram promotion intelligence package used by tg-aut-local, promote-clients-local, and API/provider services.

Package Shape

  • promo-helper: the only public package entry. Consumers import promotion APIs and shared types from this root.
  • src/channel-message-promotions: current internal channel message promotion family.
  • src/types: internal shared structural types for Mongo/Redis adapters and percentile snapshots, re-exported from the root.

Build And Validate

npm run clean
npm run build
npm test -- --runInBand
npm --cache /private/tmp/promo-helper-npm-cache pack --dry-run

Runtime Model

Apps own Telegram clients, message materialization, Mongo/Redis instances, and process lifecycle. The internal channel-message-promotions family owns reusable message-promotion policy, scoring, channel intelligence, cross-account coordination, attribution, and the promotion flow runner. Future families, such as channel reactions, should be added as sibling folders under src and re-exported through src/index.ts.

24/7 Runner Supervision

PromotionFlowRunner exposes getHealth() with queue size, lifecycle timestamps, counters, last error, and send/delete/follow-up activity. The runner keeps its started loop alive after transient isActive() exceptions and continues after isolated cycle failures.

Use PromotionRunnerSupervisor around each account runner when the host app needs 24/7 behavior. The supervisor recreates runners after exit, applies restart backoff, can pause through shouldRun(), and can stop a runner that has no recent activity through stuckAfterMs.

Telegram reconnect/session repair still belongs in the host app because the host owns the Telegram client. Wire that into shouldRun(), createRunner(), and the supervisor hooks.