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  • New Features

    • Added a minimum withdrawal threshold: withdrawals will now only be triggered if the balance exceeds $100. Users will receive a message if the balance is insufficient.
  • Bug Fixes

    • Improved accuracy and performance in calculating pending payouts.

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The code modifies the process of handling pending payouts by switching from fetching individual payout records to aggregating their total sum directly. It introduces a check to skip withdrawal creation if the available balance is $100 or less, returning a message when this threshold is not met. No exported function signatures were changed.

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File(s) Change Summary
.../api/cron/trigger-withdrawal/route.ts Switched from fetching payout records to aggregating their sum; added $100 minimum withdrawal check and early return message.

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sequenceDiagram
    participant User (cron)
    participant API Route
    participant Database

    User (cron)->>API Route: Trigger withdrawal
    API Route->>Database: Aggregate sum of pending payouts
    Database-->>API Route: Return total sum
    API Route->>API Route: Calculate balanceToWithdraw
    alt balanceToWithdraw > $100
        API Route->>Database: Create payout
        Database-->>API Route: Confirm payout creation
        API Route-->>User (cron): Return payout creation result
    else balanceToWithdraw <= $100
        API Route-->>User (cron): Return skip message (insufficient balance)
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apps/web/app/(ee)/api/cron/trigger-withdrawal/route.ts (3)

19-26: Excellent optimization using database-level aggregation.

This change from fetching individual records to using aggregate with _sum is a significant performance improvement, especially as the number of processing payouts grows.


31-32: Correct handling of aggregated sum with proper null checks.

The simplification works correctly - _sum.amount returns null when no records match, and the truthiness check properly handles this case.


47-51: Well-implemented minimum withdrawal threshold.

The $100 minimum threshold (10000 cents) is a sensible business rule that prevents unnecessary processing of small withdrawals. The early return pattern is consistent with the existing insufficient balance check above.

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Pull Request Overview

This PR refactors the trigger-withdrawal cron to use a Prisma aggregate for pending payouts, updates reserved balance calculation, and prevents creating tiny withdrawals.

  • Replace findMany + manual reduce with aggregate to sum pending payouts
  • Adjust reservedBalance by adding the aggregated sum
  • Add guard to skip payouts when available balance ≀ $100
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apps/web/app/(ee)/api/cron/trigger-withdrawal/route.ts:17

  • [nitpick] The name pendingPayouts suggests an array, but it now holds the aggregate result. Consider renaming it to something like payoutsAggregate or processingPayoutSum for clarity.
const [currentBalance, pendingPayouts] = await Promise.all([

0,
);

const totalPendingPayouts = pendingPayouts._sum.amount;
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Prisma aggregate may return null for _sum.amount when there are no matching records, which can lead to totalPendingPayouts being null. Consider defaulting to zero: const totalPendingPayouts = pendingPayouts._sum.amount ?? 0;.

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const totalPendingPayouts = pendingPayouts._sum.amount;
const totalPendingPayouts = pendingPayouts._sum.amount ?? 0;

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if (balanceToWithdraw <= 10000) {
return NextResponse.json({
message: "Balance to withdraw is less than $100, skipping...",
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The code skips when balanceToWithdraw <= 10000 (i.e., ≀ $100), but the message says "less than $100." Consider updating to "less than or equal to $100" for accuracy.

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message: "Balance to withdraw is less than $100, skipping...",
message: "Balance to withdraw is less than or equal to $100, skipping...",

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@steven-tey Here's my final review of the withdrawal cron changes:

βœ… Excellent Improvements

The changes in this PR represent solid optimizations to the withdrawal cron functionality:

πŸš€ Performance Optimization

// Before: Inefficient - fetches all records then sums in JavaScript
prisma.payout.findMany({
  where: { status: "processing" },
})
const totalPendingPayouts = pendingPayouts.reduce((acc, payout) => acc + payout.amount, 0);

// After: Efficient - calculates sum at database level
prisma.payout.aggregate({
  where: { status: "processing" },
  _sum: { amount: true },
})
const totalPendingPayouts = pendingPayouts._sum.amount;

Benefits:

  • Reduces data transfer between database and application
  • Eliminates unnecessary memory allocation for large payout arrays
  • Faster execution, especially with many pending payouts

πŸ’° Smart Business Logic Addition

if (balanceToWithdraw <= 10000) {
  return NextResponse.json({
    message: "Balance to withdraw is less than $100, skipping...",
  });
}

Benefits:

  • Prevents micro-transactions that could incur unnecessary fees
  • Reduces processing overhead for insignificant amounts
  • Maintains clean transaction history

πŸ›‘οΈ Code Quality & Reliability

  • Preserved error handling: All existing try/catch logic remains intact
  • Maintained business logic: Reserved balance calculations unchanged
  • Clear messaging: Descriptive response messages for different scenarios
  • Type safety: Proper handling of potentially null aggregate results

🎯 Overall Assessment

This is a well-executed optimization that:

  • βœ… Improves performance without changing core functionality
  • βœ… Adds sensible business logic for minimum withdrawals
  • βœ… Maintains code readability and maintainability
  • βœ… Preserves existing error handling and edge cases

The changes are production-ready and represent best practices for database optimization and business logic implementation.

Recommendation: βœ… Approved for merge

@steven-tey steven-tey merged commit 631efe4 into main Jun 6, 2025
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