Restructure omni services and add Chatwoot research snapshot

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Ruslan Bakiev
2026-02-21 11:11:27 +07:00
parent edea7a0034
commit b73babbbf6
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class Mailbox::ConversationFinder
DEFAULT_STRATEGIES = [
Mailbox::ConversationFinderStrategies::ReceiverUuidStrategy,
Mailbox::ConversationFinderStrategies::InReplyToStrategy,
Mailbox::ConversationFinderStrategies::ReferencesStrategy,
Mailbox::ConversationFinderStrategies::NewConversationStrategy
].freeze
def initialize(mail, strategies: DEFAULT_STRATEGIES)
@mail = mail
@strategies = strategies
end
def find
@strategies.each do |strategy_class|
conversation = strategy_class.new(@mail).find
next unless conversation
strategy_name = strategy_class.name.demodulize.underscore
Rails.logger.info "Conversation found via #{strategy_name} strategy"
return conversation
end
# Should not reach here if NewConversationStrategy is in the chain
Rails.logger.error 'No conversation found via any strategy (NewConversationStrategy missing?)'
nil
end
end

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class Mailbox::ConversationFinderStrategies::BaseStrategy
attr_reader :mail
def initialize(mail)
@mail = mail
end
# Returns Conversation or nil
# Subclasses must implement this method
def find
raise NotImplementedError, "#{self.class} must implement #find"
end
end

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class Mailbox::ConversationFinderStrategies::InReplyToStrategy < Mailbox::ConversationFinderStrategies::BaseStrategy
# Patterns from ApplicationMailbox
MESSAGE_PATTERN = %r{conversation/([a-zA-Z0-9-]+)/messages/(\d+)@}
# FALLBACK_PATTERN is used when building In-Reply-To headers in ConversationReplyMailer
# when there's no actual message to reply to (see app/mailers/conversation_reply_mailer.rb#in_reply_to_email).
# This happens when:
# - A conversation is started by an agent (no incoming message yet)
# - The conversation originated from a non-email channel (widget, WhatsApp, etc.) but is now using email
# - The incoming message doesn't have email metadata with a message_id
# In these cases, we use a conversation-level identifier instead of a message-level one.
FALLBACK_PATTERN = %r{account/(\d+)/conversation/([a-zA-Z0-9-]+)@}
def find
return nil if mail.in_reply_to.blank?
in_reply_to_addresses = Array.wrap(mail.in_reply_to)
in_reply_to_addresses.each do |in_reply_to|
# Try extracting UUID from patterns
uuid = extract_uuid_from_patterns(in_reply_to)
if uuid
conversation = Conversation.find_by(uuid: uuid)
return conversation if conversation
end
# Try finding by message source_id
message = Message.find_by(source_id: in_reply_to)
return message.conversation if message&.conversation
end
nil
end
private
def extract_uuid_from_patterns(message_id)
# Try message-specific pattern first
match = MESSAGE_PATTERN.match(message_id)
return match[1] if match
# Try conversation fallback pattern
match = FALLBACK_PATTERN.match(message_id)
return match[2] if match
nil
end
end

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class Mailbox::ConversationFinderStrategies::NewConversationStrategy < Mailbox::ConversationFinderStrategies::BaseStrategy
include MailboxHelper
include IncomingEmailValidityHelper
attr_accessor :processed_mail, :account, :inbox, :contact, :contact_inbox, :conversation, :channel
def initialize(mail)
super(mail)
@channel = EmailChannelFinder.new(mail).perform
return unless @channel
@account = @channel.account
@inbox = @channel.inbox
@processed_mail = MailPresenter.new(mail, @account)
end
# This strategy prepares a new conversation but doesn't persist it yet.
# Why we don't use create! here:
# - Avoids orphan conversations if message/attachment creation fails later
# - Prevents duplicate conversations on job retry (no idempotency issue)
# - Follows the pattern from old SupportMailbox where everything was in one transaction
# The actual persistence happens in ReplyMailbox within a transaction that includes message creation.
def find
return nil unless @channel # No valid channel found
return nil unless incoming_email_from_valid_email? # Skip edge cases
# Check if conversation already exists by in_reply_to
existing_conversation = find_conversation_by_in_reply_to
return existing_conversation if existing_conversation
# Prepare contact (persisted) and build conversation (not persisted)
find_or_create_contact
build_conversation
end
private
def find_or_create_contact
@contact = @inbox.contacts.from_email(original_sender_email)
if @contact.present?
@contact_inbox = ContactInbox.find_by(inbox: @inbox, contact: @contact)
else
create_contact
end
end
def original_sender_email
@processed_mail.original_sender&.downcase
end
def identify_contact_name
@processed_mail.sender_name || @processed_mail.from.first.split('@').first
end
def build_conversation
# Build but don't persist - ReplyMailbox will save in transaction with message
@conversation = ::Conversation.new(
account_id: @account.id,
inbox_id: @inbox.id,
contact_id: @contact.id,
contact_inbox_id: @contact_inbox.id,
additional_attributes: {
in_reply_to: in_reply_to,
source: 'email',
auto_reply: @processed_mail.auto_reply?,
mail_subject: @processed_mail.subject,
initiated_at: {
timestamp: Time.now.utc
}
}
)
end
def in_reply_to
mail['In-Reply-To'].try(:value)
end
def find_conversation_by_in_reply_to
return if in_reply_to.blank?
@account.conversations.where("additional_attributes->>'in_reply_to' = ?", in_reply_to).first
end
end

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class Mailbox::ConversationFinderStrategies::ReceiverUuidStrategy < Mailbox::ConversationFinderStrategies::BaseStrategy
# Pattern from ApplicationMailbox::REPLY_EMAIL_UUID_PATTERN
UUID_PATTERN = /^reply\+([0-9a-f]{8}\b-[0-9a-f]{4}-[0-9a-f]{4}-[0-9a-f]{4}-\b[0-9a-f]{12})$/i
def find
uuid = extract_uuid_from_receivers
return nil unless uuid
Conversation.find_by(uuid: uuid)
end
private
def extract_uuid_from_receivers
mail_presenter = MailPresenter.new(mail)
return nil if mail_presenter.mail_receiver.blank?
mail_presenter.mail_receiver.each do |email|
username = email.split('@').first
match = username.match(UUID_PATTERN)
return match[1] if match
end
nil
end
end

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class Mailbox::ConversationFinderStrategies::ReferencesStrategy < Mailbox::ConversationFinderStrategies::BaseStrategy
# Patterns from ApplicationMailbox
MESSAGE_PATTERN = %r{conversation/([a-zA-Z0-9-]+)/messages/(\d+)@}
# FALLBACK_PATTERN is used when building References headers in ConversationReplyMailer
# when there's no actual message to reply to (see app/mailers/conversation_reply_mailer.rb#in_reply_to_email).
# This happens when:
# - A conversation is started by an agent (no incoming message yet)
# - The conversation originated from a non-email channel (widget, WhatsApp, etc.) but is now using email
# - The incoming message doesn't have email metadata with a message_id
# In these cases, we use a conversation-level identifier instead of a message-level one.
FALLBACK_PATTERN = %r{account/(\d+)/conversation/([a-zA-Z0-9-]+)@}
def initialize(mail)
super(mail)
# Get channel once upfront to use for scoped queries
@channel = EmailChannelFinder.new(mail).perform
end
def find
return nil if mail.references.blank?
return nil unless @channel # No valid channel found
references = Array.wrap(mail.references)
references.each do |reference|
conversation = find_conversation_from_reference(reference)
return conversation if conversation
end
nil
end
private
def find_conversation_from_reference(reference)
# Try extracting UUID from patterns
uuid = extract_uuid_from_patterns(reference)
if uuid
# Query scoped to inbox - prevents cross-account/cross-inbox matches at database level
conversation = Conversation.find_by(uuid: uuid, inbox_id: @channel.inbox.id)
return conversation if conversation
end
# We scope to the inbox, that way we filter out messages and conversations that don't belong to the channel
message = Message.find_by(source_id: reference, inbox_id: @channel.inbox.id)
message&.conversation
end
def extract_uuid_from_patterns(message_id)
match = MESSAGE_PATTERN.match(message_id)
return match[1] if match
match = FALLBACK_PATTERN.match(message_id)
return match[2] if match
nil
end
end