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    • Introduced a new API endpoint to track "open" events for deep links, providing a unique click ID and resolved URL in the response.
    • Added support for CORS, including preflight (OPTIONS) requests.
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    • Added comprehensive tests for the new tracking endpoint, covering successful event tracking, error handling, CORS headers, and response validation.

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A new API endpoint for tracking "open" events via POST requests was implemented, featuring input validation, caching, click event recording, error handling, and CORS support including OPTIONS preflight handling. Corresponding integration tests were added to verify correct behavior, including response structure, error cases, and CORS compliance for both POST and OPTIONS requests.

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apps/web/app/(ee)/api/track/open/route.ts Added new API route handling POST and OPTIONS requests for tracking "open" events, with input validation, caching, click event recording, error handling, and CORS support.
apps/web/tests/tracks/track-open.test.ts Added integration tests for /track/open endpoint covering success cases, repeated requests, error handling for missing links, CORS headers validation, and response format checks.

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apps/web/app/(ee)/api/track/open/route.ts (9)

1-24: Well-structured imports and CORS configuration.

The imports are well-organized and the CORS headers are properly configured for cross-origin requests. The wildcard origin (*) is appropriate for a public tracking endpoint.


21-29: Schema definitions look good with proper validation.

The Zod schemas provide good input validation with string trimming and proper response type checking.


38-47: Redis cache key generation and clickId logic is well implemented.

The parallel cache retrieval using mget is efficient, and the clickId generation/reuse logic is sound. Using nanoid(16) provides good uniqueness for click tracking.


49-65: Link retrieval and caching implementation is robust.

The error handling for non-existent links is appropriate, and the asynchronous cache setting using waitUntil is a good performance optimization.


67-72: Workspace validation is essential for security.

Good security check to ensure links belong to a workspace before processing. This prevents tracking of orphaned or malicious links.


74-87: Click recording logic with proper rate limiting bypass.

The conditional click recording only for new clickIds is efficient and prevents duplicate tracking. The skipRatelimit: true and shouldCacheClickId: true parameters are appropriate for this tracking endpoint.


89-98: Response handling and error management is well implemented.

The response schema validation ensures type safety, and the error handling with CORS headers is properly implemented.


100-105: OPTIONS handler correctly implements CORS preflight support.

The OPTIONS handler properly returns a 204 status with CORS headers as required for preflight requests.


36-36: No action needed: VERCEL detection is correct and consistent

The check process.env.VERCEL === "1" is used throughout the codebase (e.g. in apps/web/app/providers.tsx, all tracking routes, cron jobs, middleware, etc.) to distinguish Vercel deployments from local development. This aligns with Vercel’s built-in VERCEL variable (set to "1" at runtime), so the IP handling logic in apps/web/app/(ee)/api/track/open/route.ts is already correct.

apps/web/tests/tracks/track-open.test.ts (5)

5-16: Helper function provides good response validation.

The expectValidClickResponse helper function properly validates the response structure and status code.


22-35: Basic tracking test is well-structured.

The test properly validates the core functionality of the /track/open endpoint.


79-95: CORS OPTIONS test is comprehensive and correct.

The test properly validates all expected CORS headers for the OPTIONS preflight request.


110-121: ClickId format validation is properly implemented.

The regex validation ensures the clickId follows the expected 16-character alphanumeric format matching the nanoid(16) implementation.


37-57: Fix endpoint path inconsistency in clickId reuse test.

The test is checking clickId consistency between endpoints, but there's a path mismatch that could cause confusion.

     const response1 = await http.post<{ clickId: string }>({
-      path: "/track/click",
+      path: "/track/open",
       headers: E2E_TRACK_CLICK_HEADERS,
       body: {
         domain: E2E_LINK.domain,
         key: E2E_LINK.key,
       },
     });

If the intention is to test cross-endpoint clickId consistency, please add a comment explaining this behavior.

Likely an incorrect or invalid review comment.

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🏁 Script executed:

#!/bin/bash
# Read the main route implementation
echo "=== Route Implementation ==="
cat apps/web/app/\(ee\)/api/track/open/route.ts

echo -e "\n=== Test Implementation ==="
cat apps/web/tests/tracks/track-open.test.ts

echo -e "\n=== Check for similar tracking endpoints for consistency ==="
find apps/web -name "*.ts" -path "*/api/track/*" -type f | head -5

echo -e "\n=== Look for existing validation patterns ==="
rg -A 3 -B 1 "trackOpenSchema|trackSchema" --type ts

Length of output: 7508


Let me examine the other tracking endpoints for consistency and check for any patterns that should be followed.


🏁 Script executed:

#!/bin/bash
echo "=== Compare with track/click endpoint structure ==="
head -50 apps/web/app/\(ee\)/api/track/click/route.ts

echo -e "\n=== Check validation schema patterns across tracking endpoints ==="
rg -A 5 -B 2 "Schema.*=.*z\.object" apps/web/app/\(ee\)/api/track/ --type ts

echo -e "\n=== Check trigger values used in other endpoints ==="
rg "trigger.*:" apps/web/app/\(ee\)/api/track/ --type ts

echo -e "\n=== Check if deep link specific logic exists elsewhere ==="
rg -i "deeplink|deep.link" apps/web --type ts | head -10

Length of output: 5598


@steven-tey Here's my comprehensive final review of the /track/open endpoint:

βœ… Overall Assessment: High Quality Implementation

The implementation is well-structured, secure, and follows most of the established patterns in the codebase. The test coverage is comprehensive and the functionality is solid.

πŸ” Key Strengths

  1. Robust Architecture: Proper caching strategy, error handling, and CORS support
  2. Security: Correct IP detection, input validation, and workspace verification
  3. Performance: Efficient Redis caching and non-blocking operations with waitUntil
  4. Testing: Comprehensive test suite covering success cases, edge cases, CORS, and error scenarios
  5. Deep Link Integration: Appropriate use of "deeplink" trigger, consistent with the codebase's deep link functionality

πŸ”§ Minor Consistency Issues

For better alignment with existing tracking endpoints, consider these improvements:

  1. Schema Naming:

    // Current
    const trackOpenRequestSchema = z.object({...})
    
    // Should be (to match trackClickSchema pattern)
    const trackOpenSchema = z.object({...})
  2. Validation Messages (to match /track/click):

    const trackOpenSchema = z.object({
      domain: z.string({ required_error: "domain is required." }).trim(),
      key: z.string({ required_error: "key is required." }).trim(),
    });
  3. Response Schema: The trackOpenResponseSchema validation might be unnecessary overhead since it's only used for internal type safety.

🎯 Implementation Highlights

  • Unique Trigger: The "deeplink" trigger is appropriately unique to this endpoint
  • Efficient Caching: Smart reuse of cached click IDs prevents duplicate tracking
  • Error Handling: Clear, actionable error messages with proper HTTP status codes
  • Test Quality: Excellent test coverage including CORS validation and clickId format verification

πŸ“‹ Final Verdict

This is a solid, production-ready implementation. The minor consistency issues mentioned above are optional improvements that don't affect functionality. The code demonstrates good understanding of the existing patterns and adds valuable deep link tracking capabilities.

Ready for merge! πŸš€

@steven-tey steven-tey merged commit 18c67dd into main Jul 25, 2025
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@steven-tey steven-tey deleted the deep-link-track-open branch July 25, 2025 18:55
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