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The on-demand "Read" grade model is RETIRED. A scheduled pipeline pre-grades the
slate, locks grades to the line, tracks movement; the dashboard shows them already
there. Orchestrates existing services — nothing rebuilt.
- snapshotService.runSnapshot(sport): getOdds → gradeAndCacheSlate → classify
archetype per player → lock gradedAt → line deltas vs previous snapshot → write
snapshot:{sport}:latest/previous + grades:{sport} → ticker events. Fully
injectable, zero-network unit tests. runAllSnapshots = cron entrypoint.
- Internal trigger POST /api/internal/snapshot/:sport + /all (requireInternalAuth).
In-process cron (SNAPSHOT_CRON=1, UTC 14,19,22,1,3) in server.js, no new dep.
- Public reads: GET /api/snapshot/:sport (cache-only) + GET /api/ticker (merges
TICKER_MANUAL pins) + Next proxies.
- GameCard swap: live Slate renders vyndr/GameCard (legacy kept for types only),
overlays locked grades onto game props → player name once + archetype badge +
"Graded Xh ago at -115 · Current 2.5 · ▲ TOWARD +1.0". Ungraded → "Awaiting next
scan", NO Read button. On-demand onGrade flow deleted.
- Ticker polls /api/ticker every 30s, graceful fallback to hardcoded items.
- NBA/WNBA: espnStatsAdapter free fallback (defensive parse → found:false on shape
mismatch) wired into resolvePlayerStats after the offline Python service.
Env: PROPLINE_API_KEY_1/2/3, VYNDR_INTERNAL_KEY, SNAPSHOT_CRON=1, TICKER_MANUAL.
Backend 2061 -> 2100 tests (+39), 173 suites. Web build clean (exit 0).
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.8 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>
34 lines
1.6 KiB
JavaScript
34 lines
1.6 KiB
JavaScript
const app = require('./app');
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// Session 20 — surface which providers are actually configured at
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// boot. A silently-missing key (e.g. ODDSPAPI_KEY unset in prod)
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// otherwise only manifests when the gateway tries to fall over and
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// finds no chain.
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const { getConfiguredProviders, listProviderIds } = require('./config/providers');
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// Session 24 — warm the Tank01 cache after boot so streaks / hot lists /
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// game lines have data on the first page load. Non-blocking; see module.
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const { scheduleStartupPrefetch } = require('./startupPrefetch');
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// Session 45 — in-process snapshot cron (gated on SNAPSHOT_CRON=1).
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const { startSnapshotScheduler } = require('./snapshotScheduler');
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// Default 3001 — Next.js owns 3000 locally and in production. The poller,
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// internal cron, and BASE_URL conventions all assume 3001 for the Express
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// backend. PORT env still overrides for special-case deploys.
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const PORT = process.env.PORT || 3001;
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app.listen(PORT, () => {
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console.log(`[VYNDR] Server running on port ${PORT}`);
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const configured = getConfiguredProviders();
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const missing = listProviderIds().filter((id) => !configured.find((c) => c.id === id));
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console.log(`[VYNDR] providers configured (${configured.length}): ${configured.map((c) => c.id).join(', ') || 'none'}`);
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if (missing.length) {
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console.warn(`[VYNDR] providers missing keys: ${missing.join(', ')}`);
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}
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// Session 24 — fire-and-forget cache warm. 5s delay so Redis is ready.
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// Skips itself when RAPID_API_KEY is unset; never blocks or crashes boot.
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scheduleStartupPrefetch();
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// Session 45 — arm the snapshot cron (no-op unless SNAPSHOT_CRON=1).
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startSnapshotScheduler();
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});
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