chores: worked on indexer handlers

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Closes #45

Adds indexer handlers for InvoiceCreatedEvent, SubscriptionPlanCreatedEvent and SubscribedEvent, following the established pattern: decode at the indexer edge → dedicated service function → thin handler → registerEventHandler.

Two of the three are straightforward. InvoiceCreatedEvent is not, and this PR does not pretend otherwise — see "The invoice correlation problem" below.

Event shapes were confirmed against testnet, not guessed

Same discipline as 000d2e4 ("subscribe to the contract's real event topics"). All three topic symbols and field shapes were read back through the indexer's exact decode path (getEvents + scValToNative) before anything was hardcoded:

topic	decoded fields
invoice_created_event	invoice_id, merchant, amount, token
subscription_plan_created_event	plan_id, merchant, token, amount, interval, timestamp
subscribed_event	subscription_id, plan_id, customer, timestamp

Payload arrives as a plain object with snake_case keys; u64/i128 decode to bigint, Address to a G.../C... string. The existing readField handles both the object and Map spellings, so no decoder changes were needed beyond the new SubscriptionPlanCreated one.

How this was verified, and its one limitation. The contract repo's main does not compile — 120 errors, with VestingSchedule, VestingTimeline and CrowdfundVestingConfig each defined twice in contracts/shade/src/types.rs from a bad merge — so Shade itself could not be deployed. Instead a probe contract was built declaring the three #[contractevent] structs verbatim from contracts/shade/src/events.rs on the same soroban-sdk (23.4.0), deployed to testnet, and made to emit all three events. A #[contractevent]'s topic Symbol and payload encoding derive entirely from the struct name and field list, so this is faithful — but it is one step removed from a live Shade deployment, and that gap is worth closing once the contract builds again.

This settles the two questions the issue raised

1. SubscriptionPlanCreatedEvent does not carry description. The Events Reference table was right; the "likely, if #[contractevent] emits the full struct" hypothesis was wrong. The macro emits the event struct, which is deliberately narrower than SubscriptionPlan. The description must be read back with get_subscription_plan(plan_id).
2. merchant is an Address, not a merchant_id integer. The contract's SubscriptionPlan struct has both; the event emits the Address. Merchants are therefore resolved through Merchant.address.

And it surfaced a third thing the issue assumed

InvoiceCreatedEvent does not carry description either. The proposed heuristic — match on merchantId + amount + token + description — is not implementable from the event alone. Rather than silently degrade the match to three fields, this PR adds src/indexer/contractReader.ts and reads the description back off-chain, which both restores the intended four-field match and fills a column that is non-nullable on Invoice and SubscriptionPlan alike.

The invoice correlation problem (unresolved, and flagged as such)

Invoices are created off-chain first: POST /invoices writes an Invoice row with invoiceId: null, and nothing in this backend submits create_invoice / create_invoice_signed on a merchant's behalf yet. So there is no established link between an off-chain row and its on-chain id, and two futures are still open — a relay path that captures invoice_id synchronously at POST /invoices time (making this handler a reconciliation backup), and invoices originating entirely on-chain from a merchant's own SDK integration (making this handler the only way we ever learn they exist).

create_invoice_signed already takes a nonce: BytesN<32> for replay protection. Setting that nonce to the off-chain Invoice.id before submitting would turn this guesswork into an exact lookup — that is the clean fix, it depends on the relay issue landing first, and it is not implemented here.

Until then the behaviour is a documented best-effort heuristic, written up in full on applyInvoiceCreated:

• Exactly one unlinked candidate (same merchant, amount, token, description; DRAFT/PENDING only) → set its invoiceId.
• No candidate → create a new Invoice row from the event, so an on-chain-origin invoice is never dropped.
• More than one candidate → console.error with AMBIGUOUS, the event's invoice id, the tx hash and every candidate row id, then create a separate row. It refuses to guess, and the duplicate is loud and repairable rather than silently attached to the wrong invoice.

Candidates are restricted to DRAFT/PENDING because the contract only emits this event for an invoice it has just moved into Pending (create_invoice_draft deliberately emits nothing) — linking a cancelled, paid or refunded row would be wrong. That restriction is not in the issue text; calling it out so it gets reviewed rather than absorbed.

When the on-chain description read fails, the match falls back to merchant + amount + token, logs that it did so, and stores a On-chain invoice #<id> placeholder that marks the row as needing reconciliation instead of inventing a plausible-looking description.

SubscriptionPlanCreatedEvent and SubscribedEvent have no equivalent problem — nothing in this backend creates plans or subscriptions off-chain — so both are plain create-if-not-exists keyed on their unique on-chain ids.

Handler registration: a collision that would have been silent

handleInvoiceCreated and handleSubscribed already existed in growth.ts, registered on exactly these topics as stats-only handlers. registerEventHandler is a Map.set, so adding three fresh registrations would have replaced them and quietly dropped the newInvoices and newSubscriptions daily counters.

They have been moved into the new dedicated handler files instead, with the counter increments now living inside the services. growth.ts keeps merchant_registered_event only. Growth reporting is deliberately unchanged: both counters are still driven by the event itself, not by whether a row could be linked or created, so a plan-less subscription or an unknown merchant still counts exactly as it did before. index.ts now carries a comment saying one handler per topic, so the next person does not rediscover this.

Why the RPC read sits in the handler, not the service

First attempt put fetchInvoiceDetails in invoice.services.ts. That dragged rpc.Server into the HTTP app's module graph — app.ts → routes → controllers → invoice.services.ts → contractReader.ts → sorobanClient.ts — and broke admin.routes.test.ts and auth.routes.test.ts, whose partial @stellar/stellar-sdk mocks encode "the API only needs Keypair and StrKey". That is a real coupling, not just a mock problem: nothing but the indexer needs a Soroban RPC client, and patching the mocks would have left them to break again on the next SDK import.

The handlers now perform the read and pass the result in; the services take onChain: OnChainInvoiceDetails | null and description: string | null and stay pure persistence. OnChainInvoiceDetails is imported import type, so it erases at runtime and the app's SDK surface is exactly what it was before this PR.

Changes

New

• src/indexer/contractReader.ts — read-only simulateTransaction against the configured contract. Null source account (simulation never submits), network passphrase read from the RPC rather than configured so it cannot drift from the network being polled. Every read is best-effort and returns null on failure.
• src/indexer/ledgerTime.ts — ledgerCloseTime, lifted out of growth.ts so invoiceCreated.ts can share it.
• src/indexer/handlers/invoiceCreated.ts, subscriptionPlanCreated.ts, subscribed.ts.
• tests/unit/creation-events.indexer.test.ts — 16 tests.

Changed

• src/indexer/types.ts — SubscriptionPlanCreatedEventData + decoder; verified-shape comments on all three decoders recording what testnet actually returned.
• src/services/invoice.services.ts — applyInvoiceCreated; slug-collision retry extracted into createInvoiceWithUniqueSlug and reused by createInvoice (no behaviour change there).
• src/services/subscription.services.ts — applySubscriptionPlanCreated, applySubscribed. Not a new file; it already existed for applySubscriptionCharge.
• src/indexer/handlers/growth.ts, index.ts — registration rewiring described above.
• src/indexer/handlers/not-yet-implemented.ts — the three now-implemented catalog rows removed; the "verify against a real deployment first" warning sharpened with the concrete reason (payloads are routinely narrower than the struct they are named after).
• tests/unit/analytics.indexer.test.ts — subscription_plan_created_event removed from the "stay unhandled" list, since it no longer does.

Audit logs are wired per the Action Catalog: invoice.created, subscription_plan.created (both MERCHANT, actor label = on-chain address) and subscription.created (ANONYMOUS, actor label = customer address). All three carry source: 'on-chain' in metadata so they are distinguishable from the off-chain POST /invoices call site that records the same invoice.created action, and applyInvoiceCreated additionally records which correlation branch fired.

Acceptance criteria

• All three topic strings and field shapes confirmed against testnet before being hardcoded
• Ambiguous-match case logged loudly and never silently picks a wrong invoice
• A new Invoice row is created when no off-chain match exists, rather than dropping the event
• Plan and subscription creates are idempotent on their unique on-chain ids — replaying the same event pre-IndexerEvent-dedupe creates no duplicate (covered by tests)
• All Prisma writes live in service functions; handlers decode, enrich and delegate
• No second idempotency mechanism — IndexerEvent remains the only replay guard. The invoiceId / planId / subscriptionId lookups are natural-key existence checks that make "link or create" work, and each is commented as such

Test plan

npm run test — 44 suites, 380 tests, all passing (16 new). tsc --noEmit and prettier --check clean; eslint reports 0 errors.

Beyond unit tests, verified against live testnet: all three events emitted and decoded through the real getEvents + scValToNative path, and contractReader.ts itself exercised against a deployed contract for both get_invoice and get_subscription_plan — including Option<u64>::None decoding to null for expiresAt.

Worth a separate issue

poller.ts advances its cursor past events whose handler threw (nextCursor is computed from latestLedger regardless of which events succeeded), so a handler failure loses the event permanently rather than retrying it. That is pre-existing and out of scope here, but it is the reason both contract reads in this PR degrade gracefully instead of throwing.

Summary by CodeRabbit

• New Features

  • Added indexing for subscription-plan creation and subscription events.
  • Invoice records now include available on-chain descriptions and expiration dates.
  • Automatically links blockchain invoices to matching records or creates new records when needed.
  • Subscription plans and subscriptions are now reflected in application data and analytics.

• Bug Fixes

  • Historical invoice and subscription activity now uses the original ledger timestamp.
  • Duplicate events are safely ignored during replay or reprocessing.
  • Missing or ambiguous invoice matches are handled without losing event data.

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Check name	Status	Explanation	Resolution
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Linked Issues check	✅ Passed	The changes satisfy the linked issue objectives for testnet-verified handlers, correlation fallback, idempotency, service-owned writes, registration, and audit logging [#45].
Out of Scope Changes check	✅ Passed	The handler, service, contract-read, ledger-time, documentation, registration, and test changes support the linked issue objectives [#45].
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src/indexer/handlers/not-yet-implemented.ts (1)

60-62: 📐 Maintainability & Code Quality | 🔵 Trivial | 💤 Low value

Make the three handler paths use the same prefix.

This file is in src/indexer/handlers/. The list mixes ../handlers/subscriptionPlanCreated.ts with ./subscribed.ts for files in the same directory. Both resolve to the same place, so this is cosmetic only.

♻️ Use `./` for all three siblings

- * (subscription_plan.created, subscription.created and subscription.charged are
- *  implemented — see ../handlers/subscriptionPlanCreated.ts, ./subscribed.ts and
- *  ./subscriptionCharged.ts)
+ * (subscription_plan.created, subscription.created and subscription.charged are
+ *  implemented — see ./subscriptionPlanCreated.ts, ./subscribed.ts and
+ *  ./subscriptionCharged.ts)

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In `@src/indexer/handlers/not-yet-implemented.ts` around lines 60 - 62, Update the
handler references in the documentation comment near the subscription event list
so all three sibling paths use the same ./ prefix, including
subscriptionPlanCreated.ts, subscribed.ts, and subscriptionCharged.ts.

src/indexer/contractReader.ts (1)

40-43: 🚀 Performance & Scalability | 🔵 Trivial | 💤 Low value

networkPassphrase caches the value, not the in-flight promise.

cachedNetworkPassphrase ??= (await ...) awaits before assignment. Concurrent first calls therefore each issue a getNetwork() request. The result is identical, so correctness is unaffected, and only redundant requests occur. Cache the promise if you want a single request.

♻️ Cache the promise instead of the resolved value

-let cachedNetworkPassphrase: string | undefined;
+let cachedNetworkPassphrase: Promise<string> | undefined;
@@
 const networkPassphrase = async (): Promise<string> => {
-  cachedNetworkPassphrase ??= (await sorobanServer.getNetwork()).passphrase;
-  return cachedNetworkPassphrase;
+  cachedNetworkPassphrase ??= sorobanServer.getNetwork().then(network => network.passphrase);
+  return cachedNetworkPassphrase;
 };

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In `@src/indexer/contractReader.ts` around lines 40 - 43, Update networkPassphrase
to cache the in-flight getNetwork promise before awaiting it, ensuring
concurrent first calls share one request while still returning the resolved
network passphrase.

tests/unit/creation-events.indexer.test.ts (1)

70-88: 📐 Maintainability & Code Quality | 🔵 Trivial | ⚡ Quick win

This dispatch test depends on statement order inside handleInvoiceCreated.

The test passes only because handleInvoiceCreated calls decodeInvoiceCreatedEventData before fetchInvoiceDetails. If those two statements are ever reordered, this test issues a real Soroban RPC simulation and fails slowly or hangs. Mock ../../src/indexer/contractReader.js in this file to make the test independent of that ordering.

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In `@tests/unit/creation-events.indexer.test.ts` around lines 70 - 88, Mock the
contract-reader dependency used by handleInvoiceCreated in this test file,
including fetchInvoiceDetails, so dispatch tests do not trigger real Soroban RPC
calls. Keep the existing decoder-error assertions and ensure the mock preserves
the intended handler-routing coverage without relying on
decodeInvoiceCreatedEventData executing before fetchInvoiceDetails.

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Inline comments:
In `@src/services/invoice.services.ts`:
- Around line 403-408: Update the outcome type assertion in the returned object
of the invoice creation flow to keep the union literals on one line, preserving
the existing created and created-ambiguous values while satisfying Prettier
formatting.

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Nitpick comments:
In `@src/indexer/contractReader.ts`:
- Around line 40-43: Update networkPassphrase to cache the in-flight getNetwork
promise before awaiting it, ensuring concurrent first calls share one request
while still returning the resolved network passphrase.

In `@src/indexer/handlers/not-yet-implemented.ts`:
- Around line 60-62: Update the handler references in the documentation comment
near the subscription event list so all three sibling paths use the same ./
prefix, including subscriptionPlanCreated.ts, subscribed.ts, and
subscriptionCharged.ts.

In `@tests/unit/creation-events.indexer.test.ts`:
- Around line 70-88: Mock the contract-reader dependency used by
handleInvoiceCreated in this test file, including fetchInvoiceDetails, so
dispatch tests do not trigger real Soroban RPC calls. Keep the existing
decoder-error assertions and ensure the mock preserves the intended
handler-routing coverage without relying on decodeInvoiceCreatedEventData
executing before fetchInvoiceDetails.

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• src/indexer/handlers/subscribed.ts
• src/indexer/handlers/subscriptionPlanCreated.ts
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• src/indexer/types.ts
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