feat(artists): profile v2 — per-catalog songs with plays, ISRC, artwork and $ estimates - #842
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…rk and $ estimates Implements the extended contract in recoupable/docs#304 (chat#1968): each catalog in GET /api/artists/{id}/profile carries its songs (isrc, name, album, artwork_url, plays, est_value_usd), sorted by plays and capped at the top 50, and the response gains a nullable valuation band. - selectLatestSongPlays: latest spotify platform_displayed_play_count per ISRC via the existing measurements selector, chunked; failures degrade to no data, never a failed page. - resolveSongArtwork + updateSongArtworkUrl: fetch-on-miss write-through from the Apple batch ISRC lookup to songs.artwork_url (database#58). Apple failure or a write failure degrades to null artwork. - buildProfileSongs: pure composition — grouping, sort, cap, and every dollar delegated to computeValuationBand (per-song mid; artist-level band across all plays with the earliest release date across catalogs; null when nothing is measured). No copied constants. - selectCatalogSongIsrcs: (catalog, song) grouping rows, chunked. - getArtistPublicProfile orchestrates; allowlist construction unchanged.
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📝 WalkthroughWalkthroughThe public artist profile now returns enriched catalog songs with play counts, artwork, per-song valuations, and an optional artist valuation band. New helpers provide chunked Supabase queries and Apple Music artwork resolution. ChangesArtist profile enrichment
Estimated code review effort: 4 (Complex) | ~45 minutes Merge Risk: 🔵 Low · up to The profile endpoint may request artwork and persist updates for songs that cannot appear in the returned catalogs, adding unnecessary external traffic and database writes. The PR is otherwise mergeable with owner follow-up to restrict artwork resolution to catalog songs. Possibly related issues
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Sequence Diagram(s)sequenceDiagram
participant getArtistPublicProfile
participant Supabase
participant resolveSongArtwork
participant buildProfileSongs
getArtistPublicProfile->>Supabase: Load catalog ISRCs, songs, and latest plays
getArtistPublicProfile->>resolveSongArtwork: Resolve missing artwork
resolveSongArtwork->>Supabase: Persist artwork URLs
getArtistPublicProfile->>buildProfileSongs: Provide song, play, artwork, and release-date data
buildProfileSongs-->>getArtistPublicProfile: Return catalog songs and valuation
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lib/supabase/song_measurements/selectLatestSongPlays.tscan omit songs when historical rows exceed the PostgREST response cap, so profiles may show incomplete or incorrect latest-play data — move latest-per-song selection into the database query.lib/artist/getArtistPublicProfile.tsallows an optional catalog-song detail lookup failure to abort the entire profile request with a 500 — catch and log the enrichment failure, then continue with the available profile data.lib/artist/buildProfileSongs.tssums measurements for credited songs outside the catalog, which can inflate top-level play totals;getArtistPublicProfile.tsalso sends an unchunked ISRC filter that can return no songs for large artist catalogs — restrict totals to catalog ISRCs and chunk the lookup.- The catalog processing in
lib/artist/getArtistPublicProfile.tsand artwork writes inlib/artist/resolveSongArtwork.tslaunch unbounded concurrent work, creating timeout or connection-exhaustion risk for large profiles — reuse shared lookups and add bounded concurrency or bulk updates.
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Check if these issues are valid — if so, understand the root cause of each and fix them. If appropriate, use sub-agents to investigate and fix each issue separately.
<file name="lib/artist/getArtistPublicProfile.ts">
<violation number="1" location="lib/artist/getArtistPublicProfile.ts:67">
P2: Custom agent: **Enforce Clear Code Style and Maintainability Practices**
This module is now 118 lines, exceeding the rule's 100-line limit. Extract the new song/artwork/valuation assembly into a cohesive helper so `getArtistPublicProfile` remains a small profile orchestrator.</violation>
<violation number="2" location="lib/artist/getArtistPublicProfile.ts:68">
P1: When the catalog-song detail lookup fails after the catalog list succeeds, this uncaught rejection aborts the whole profile and the handler returns 500. Catch this optional enrichment query, log it, and continue with `catalogSongRows = []`.</violation>
<violation number="3" location="lib/artist/getArtistPublicProfile.ts:69">
P2: When an artist has more credited ISRCs than the PostgREST URL limit allows, `selectSongs(isrcs)` runs an unchunked `.in("isrc", ...)` query that fails, and because `selectSongs` returns `[]` on error, every song, its artwork, and the top-level valuation silently disappear from the profile. The three sibling queries in this PR all chunk at 200 for exactly this reason, so `selectSongs` is the lone unchunked call. Chunk the isrcs before selecting songs (aggregating results) to keep the profile consistent under large catalogs.</violation>
<violation number="4" location="lib/artist/getArtistPublicProfile.ts:84">
P2: For artists with many catalogs, this launches one snapshot/token/Spotify pipeline per catalog without a concurrency cap and repeats shared album lookups. Use `getEarliestReleaseDates` so snapshot reads and Spotify requests are batched and deduplicated.
(Based on your team's feedback about chunking catalog snapshot reads.) .</violation>
</file>
<file name="lib/artist/__tests__/getArtistPublicProfile.test.ts">
<violation number="1" location="lib/artist/__tests__/getArtistPublicProfile.test.ts:233">
P3: The 'sorted by plays' test can't detect a sorting bug: the mock catalogSongRows are already in descending-play order (ISRC1 then ISRC2), so the assertion passes even if buildProfileSongs drops its .sort() entirely. Supply rows in non-sorted order, or add a third song out of order, so the assertion actually guards the sort; a separate case would also be needed to exercise the 50-song cap.</violation>
</file>
<file name="lib/artist/buildProfileSongs.ts">
<violation number="1" location="lib/artist/buildProfileSongs.ts:66">
P2: When an artist has credited songs that are not in any catalog, `plays` still contains their measurements, but this sums every entry in `plays`. Sum only the unique ISRCs from `catalogSongRows`; otherwise the top-level valuation includes plays outside the profile's catalogs.</violation>
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<file name="lib/supabase/song_measurements/selectLatestSongPlays.ts">
<violation number="1" location="lib/supabase/song_measurements/selectLatestSongPlays.ts:21">
P1: When a 200-song chunk contains more historical measurements than the PostgREST response-row cap, this full-series query omits songs whose latest row is beyond the truncated response. Use a DB-side latest-per-song query (for example, `DISTINCT ON`/RPC) or paginate until every requested song is covered; do not raise a fixed client limit.
(Based on your team's feedback about DB-side pagination.) .</violation>
</file>
<file name="lib/artist/resolveSongArtwork.ts">
<violation number="1" location="lib/artist/resolveSongArtwork.ts:29">
P2: When Apple returns multiple releases for an ISRC and the first has no artwork, this resolver misses artwork available on later matches. Select the first matched song with a non-null `artwork_url`.</violation>
<violation number="2" location="lib/artist/resolveSongArtwork.ts:33">
P2: For a large catalog, this launches an unbounded number of Supabase writes concurrently and can exhaust connections or make the public profile time out. Bound write concurrency or use a bulk update.</violation>
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Architecture diagram
sequenceDiagram
participant Client as Browser/API Client
participant API as Public API Route
participant Profile as getArtistPublicProfile
participant DB as Supabase DB
participant Apple as Apple Music API
Note over Client,Apple: Artist Profile V2 - Public Endpoint
Client->>API: GET /api/artists/{id}/profile
API->>Profile: getArtistPublicProfile(id)
Note over Profile,DB: Fetch artist identity + v1 fields
Profile->>DB: getAccountArtistIds / selectSongArtists
Profile->>DB: selectCatalogsBySongs + countCatalogSongs
DB-->>Profile: Artist info, catalogs, song counts
Note over Profile,DB: NEW: Fetch song data in parallel
Profile->>Profile: Promise.all([
Profile->>DB: selectCatalogSongIsrcs(isrcs) [chunked]
Profile->>DB: selectSongs(isrcs)
Profile->>DB: selectLatestSongPlays(isrcs) [chunked]
DB-->>Profile: catalog->song pairs
DB-->>Profile: song metadata + artwork_url
DB-->>Profile: latest spotify plays per ISRC
Note over Profile,Apple: NEW: Lazy artwork resolution
Profile->>Profile: Filter songs with missing artwork
alt Missing artwork ISRCs exist
Profile->>Apple: getAppleSongsByIsrc(batched ISRC lookup)
alt Apple succeeds
Apple-->>Profile: Artwork URLs
Profile->>DB: updateSongArtworkUrl (write-through)
else Apple fails / no results
Apple-->>Profile: Error/null
Note over Profile: Degrade: return {} artwork
end
else No missing artwork
Note over Profile: Skip Apple entirely
end
Note over Profile: NEW: Fetch earliest release date per catalog
loop Each catalog
Profile->>DB: getCatalogEarliestReleaseDate(catalogId)
DB-->>Profile: Release date (or null)
end
Note over Profile: NEW: buildProfileSongs composition
Profile->>Profile: Group songs by catalog
Profile->>Profile: Sort by plays descending
Profile->>Profile: Cap at top 50 per catalog
Profile->>Profile: Compute per-song est_value_usd<br/>via computeValuationBand
Profile->>Profile: Compute artist-level valuation<br/>total plays + earliest release date<br/>via computeValuationBand
alt No measured plays
Note over Profile: valuation = null
else Measured plays exist
Note over Profile: valuation = {low, mid, high}
end
Profile-->>API: Profile with songs[] + valuation
API-->>Client: 200 JSON (catalogs[].songs[], valuation)
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| for (let i = 0; i < isrcs.length; i += CHUNK_SIZE) { | ||
| const chunk = isrcs.slice(i, i + CHUNK_SIZE); | ||
| try { | ||
| const rows = await selectSongMeasurements({ |
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P1: When a 200-song chunk contains more historical measurements than the PostgREST response-row cap, this full-series query omits songs whose latest row is beyond the truncated response. Use a DB-side latest-per-song query (for example, DISTINCT ON/RPC) or paginate until every requested song is covered; do not raise a fixed client limit.
(Based on your team's feedback about DB-side pagination.) .
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<comment>When a 200-song chunk contains more historical measurements than the PostgREST response-row cap, this full-series query omits songs whose latest row is beyond the truncated response. Use a DB-side latest-per-song query (for example, `DISTINCT ON`/RPC) or paginate until every requested song is covered; do not raise a fixed client limit.
(Based on your team's feedback about DB-side pagination.) .</comment>
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+ for (let i = 0; i < isrcs.length; i += CHUNK_SIZE) {
+ const chunk = isrcs.slice(i, i + CHUNK_SIZE);
+ try {
+ const rows = await selectSongMeasurements({
+ songs: chunk,
+ platform: "spotify",
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| const counts = await countCatalogSongs(catalogRows.map(c => c.id)); | ||
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| const [catalogSongRows, songRecords, plays] = await Promise.all([ | ||
| selectCatalogSongIsrcs(isrcs), |
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P1: When the catalog-song detail lookup fails after the catalog list succeeds, this uncaught rejection aborts the whole profile and the handler returns 500. Catch this optional enrichment query, log it, and continue with catalogSongRows = [].
Prompt for AI agents
Check if this issue is valid — if so, understand the root cause and fix it. At lib/artist/getArtistPublicProfile.ts, line 68:
<comment>When the catalog-song detail lookup fails after the catalog list succeeds, this uncaught rejection aborts the whole profile and the handler returns 500. Catch this optional enrichment query, log it, and continue with `catalogSongRows = []`.</comment>
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@@ -50,6 +64,33 @@ export async function getArtistPublicProfile(
const counts = await countCatalogSongs(catalogRows.map(c => c.id));
+ const [catalogSongRows, songRecords, plays] = await Promise.all([
+ selectCatalogSongIsrcs(isrcs),
+ selectSongs(isrcs),
+ selectLatestSongPlays(isrcs),
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| selectCatalogSongIsrcs(isrcs), | |
| selectCatalogSongIsrcs(isrcs).catch(error => { | |
| console.error("Error resolving catalog songs for public profile:", error); | |
| return []; | |
| }), |
| @@ -2,14 +2,28 @@ import { getAccountArtistIds } from "@/lib/supabase/account_artist_ids/getAccoun | |||
| import { selectSongArtists } from "@/lib/supabase/song_artists/selectSongArtists"; | |||
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P2: Custom agent: Enforce Clear Code Style and Maintainability Practices
This module is now 118 lines, exceeding the rule's 100-line limit. Extract the new song/artwork/valuation assembly into a cohesive helper so getArtistPublicProfile remains a small profile orchestrator.
Prompt for AI agents
Check if this issue is valid — if so, understand the root cause and fix it. At lib/artist/getArtistPublicProfile.ts, line 67:
<comment>This module is now 118 lines, exceeding the rule's 100-line limit. Extract the new song/artwork/valuation assembly into a cohesive helper so `getArtistPublicProfile` remains a small profile orchestrator.</comment>
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@@ -50,6 +64,33 @@ export async function getArtistPublicProfile(
const catalogRows = await selectCatalogsBySongs(isrcs);
const counts = await countCatalogSongs(catalogRows.map(c => c.id));
+ const [catalogSongRows, songRecords, plays] = await Promise.all([
+ selectCatalogSongIsrcs(isrcs),
+ selectSongs(isrcs),
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| .slice(0, SONGS_PER_CATALOG_CAP); | ||
| } | ||
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| const totalStreams = Object.values(plays).reduce((sum, v) => sum + v, 0); |
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P2: When an artist has credited songs that are not in any catalog, plays still contains their measurements, but this sums every entry in plays. Sum only the unique ISRCs from catalogSongRows; otherwise the top-level valuation includes plays outside the profile's catalogs.
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Check if this issue is valid — if so, understand the root cause and fix it. At lib/artist/buildProfileSongs.ts, line 66:
<comment>When an artist has credited songs that are not in any catalog, `plays` still contains their measurements, but this sums every entry in `plays`. Sum only the unique ISRCs from `catalogSongRows`; otherwise the top-level valuation includes plays outside the profile's catalogs.</comment>
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+ .slice(0, SONGS_PER_CATALOG_CAP);
+ }
+
+ const totalStreams = Object.values(plays).reduce((sum, v) => sum + v, 0);
+ const dates = Object.values(earliestReleaseDates).filter((d): d is string => !!d);
+ const earliestOverall = dates.length ? dates.sort()[0] : null;
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| const artwork = await resolveSongArtwork(missingArtwork); | ||
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| catalogRows.map(async c => [c.id, await getCatalogEarliestReleaseDate(c.id)] as const), |
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P2: For artists with many catalogs, this launches one snapshot/token/Spotify pipeline per catalog without a concurrency cap and repeats shared album lookups. Use getEarliestReleaseDates so snapshot reads and Spotify requests are batched and deduplicated.
(Based on your team's feedback about chunking catalog snapshot reads.) .
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Check if this issue is valid — if so, understand the root cause and fix it. At lib/artist/getArtistPublicProfile.ts, line 84:
<comment>For artists with many catalogs, this launches one snapshot/token/Spotify pipeline per catalog without a concurrency cap and repeats shared album lookups. Use `getEarliestReleaseDates` so snapshot reads and Spotify requests are batched and deduplicated.
(Based on your team's feedback about chunking catalog snapshot reads.) .</comment>
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@@ -50,6 +64,33 @@ export async function getArtistPublicProfile(
+ const artwork = await resolveSongArtwork(missingArtwork);
+
+ const earliestEntries = await Promise.all(
+ catalogRows.map(async c => [c.id, await getCatalogEarliestReleaseDate(c.id)] as const),
+ );
+ const { songsByCatalog, valuation } = buildProfileSongs({
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| const [catalogSongRows, songRecords, plays] = await Promise.all([ | ||
| selectCatalogSongIsrcs(isrcs), | ||
| selectSongs(isrcs), |
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P2: When an artist has more credited ISRCs than the PostgREST URL limit allows, selectSongs(isrcs) runs an unchunked .in("isrc", ...) query that fails, and because selectSongs returns [] on error, every song, its artwork, and the top-level valuation silently disappear from the profile. The three sibling queries in this PR all chunk at 200 for exactly this reason, so selectSongs is the lone unchunked call. Chunk the isrcs before selecting songs (aggregating results) to keep the profile consistent under large catalogs.
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Check if this issue is valid — if so, understand the root cause and fix it. At lib/artist/getArtistPublicProfile.ts, line 69:
<comment>When an artist has more credited ISRCs than the PostgREST URL limit allows, `selectSongs(isrcs)` runs an unchunked `.in("isrc", ...)` query that fails, and because `selectSongs` returns `[]` on error, every song, its artwork, and the top-level valuation silently disappear from the profile. The three sibling queries in this PR all chunk at 200 for exactly this reason, so `selectSongs` is the lone unchunked call. Chunk the isrcs before selecting songs (aggregating results) to keep the profile consistent under large catalogs.</comment>
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@@ -50,6 +64,33 @@ export async function getArtistPublicProfile(
+ const [catalogSongRows, songRecords, plays] = await Promise.all([
+ selectCatalogSongIsrcs(isrcs),
+ selectSongs(isrcs),
+ selectLatestSongPlays(isrcs),
+ ]);
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| const artwork: Record<string, string> = {}; | ||
| for (const result of results) { | ||
| const url = result.songs?.[0]?.artwork_url; |
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P2: When Apple returns multiple releases for an ISRC and the first has no artwork, this resolver misses artwork available on later matches. Select the first matched song with a non-null artwork_url.
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Check if this issue is valid — if so, understand the root cause and fix it. At lib/artist/resolveSongArtwork.ts, line 29:
<comment>When Apple returns multiple releases for an ISRC and the first has no artwork, this resolver misses artwork available on later matches. Select the first matched song with a non-null `artwork_url`.</comment>
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+ const artwork: Record<string, string> = {};
+ for (const result of results) {
+ const url = result.songs?.[0]?.artwork_url;
+ if (result.found && url) artwork[result.isrc] = url;
+ }
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| const url = result.songs?.[0]?.artwork_url; | |
| const url = result.songs?.find(song => song.artwork_url)?.artwork_url; |
| if (result.found && url) artwork[result.isrc] = url; | ||
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P2: For a large catalog, this launches an unbounded number of Supabase writes concurrently and can exhaust connections or make the public profile time out. Bound write concurrency or use a bulk update.
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Check if this issue is valid — if so, understand the root cause and fix it. At lib/artist/resolveSongArtwork.ts, line 33:
<comment>For a large catalog, this launches an unbounded number of Supabase writes concurrently and can exhaust connections or make the public profile time out. Bound write concurrency or use a bulk update.</comment>
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+ if (result.found && url) artwork[result.isrc] = url;
+ }
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+ await Promise.all(
+ Object.entries(artwork).map(async ([isrc, url]) => {
+ try {
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| it("attaches the catalog's songs sorted by plays with all six public fields", async () => { | ||
| const profile = await getArtistPublicProfile(ARTIST); | ||
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P3: The 'sorted by plays' test can't detect a sorting bug: the mock catalogSongRows are already in descending-play order (ISRC1 then ISRC2), so the assertion passes even if buildProfileSongs drops its .sort() entirely. Supply rows in non-sorted order, or add a third song out of order, so the assertion actually guards the sort; a separate case would also be needed to exercise the 50-song cap.
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<comment>The 'sorted by plays' test can't detect a sorting bug: the mock catalogSongRows are already in descending-play order (ISRC1 then ISRC2), so the assertion passes even if buildProfileSongs drops its .sort() entirely. Supply rows in non-sorted order, or add a third song out of order, so the assertion actually guards the sort; a separate case would also be needed to exercise the 50-song cap.</comment>
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@@ -177,4 +225,50 @@ describe("getArtistPublicProfile", () => {
+ it("attaches the catalog's songs sorted by plays with all six public fields", async () => {
+ const profile = await getArtistPublicProfile(ARTIST);
+
+ const songs = profile?.catalogs[0].songs;
+ expect(songs?.map(s => s.isrc)).toEqual(["ISRC1", "ISRC2"]);
+ expect(songs?.[0]).toMatchObject({
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Apple returns artwork.url as a size template; the profile stored and served it verbatim, so artwork_url was not fetchable. resolveAppleArtworkUrl substitutes a concrete 296x296 before write-through (TDD red->green).
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lib/supabase/song_measurements/selectLatestSongPlays.ts (1)
21-25: 📐 Maintainability & Code Quality | 🔵 Trivial | ⚡ Quick winMove integration settings into configuration objects.
The Spotify query values and Apple storefront are direct literals. Put these values in named configuration objects so callers can identify and change the integration policy without editing request logic.
lib/supabase/song_measurements/selectLatestSongPlays.ts#L21-L25: define a named Spotify play-count query configuration.lib/artist/resolveSongArtwork.ts#L19-L22: define the Apple profile storefront configuration.As per coding guidelines, “Use configuration objects instead of hardcoded values.”
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Inline comments:
In `@lib/artist/getArtistPublicProfile.ts`:
- Around line 74-81: Restrict the missing-artwork lookup in the profile-building
flow to ISRCs present in catalogSongRows before calling resolveSongArtwork.
Update the missingArtwork derivation around songsWithArt so credited songs
absent from the catalog are excluded, while preserving artwork resolution for
catalog songs with missing artwork.
In `@lib/supabase/songs/updateSongArtworkUrl.ts`:
- Around line 12-16: Regenerate the Supabase database types so the songs
contract includes artwork_url, then update
lib/supabase/songs/updateSongArtworkUrl.ts lines 12-16 to type the update
payload with TablesUpdate<"songs"> instead of a handwritten cast. In
lib/supabase/catalog_songs/selectCatalogSongIsrcs.ts lines 13-18, derive the
narrow result type with Pick<Tables<"catalog_songs">, "catalog" | "song">. In
lib/artist/getArtistPublicProfile.ts lines 72-79, access song.artwork_url
directly and remove the handwritten row type.
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Nitpick comments:
In `@lib/supabase/song_measurements/selectLatestSongPlays.ts`:
- Around line 21-25: Define a named Spotify play-count query configuration and
use it in selectSongMeasurements within selectLatestSongPlays.ts instead of
inline platform and metric literals. Also define a named Apple profile
storefront configuration in lib/artist/resolveSongArtwork.ts and use it in the
relevant artwork request; apply the changes at
lib/supabase/song_measurements/selectLatestSongPlays.ts lines 21-25 and
lib/artist/resolveSongArtwork.ts lines 19-22.
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- actual: lib/supabase/catalog_songs/selectCatalogSongIsrcs.ts
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Renamed to selectCatalogSongs.ts / selectCatalogSongs() in 93b8952.
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- actual: chunking in a supabase lib
- required: supabase lib is simple. Chunking and other complex logic live in callers.
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Done in e7f9b60: selectCatalogSongs is now a plain .in() query; the 200-ISRC chunking moved to lib/songs/getCatalogSongs.ts (TDD'd: chunk sizes + concatenation + empty short-circuit). One note for a possible follow-up: selectCatalogsBySongs and selectSongArtists on main chunk inside lib/supabase the same way — left untouched here as out of scope, but they now diverge from this rule.
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- actual: non-supabase query stored in lib/supabase
- required: move this lib outside of lib/supabase. Likely to lib/songs.
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Moved to lib/songs/selectLatestSongPlays.ts (with its test) in 93b8952 — it composes over selectSongMeasurements, so it's domain logic, not a table query.
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- actual: lib/supabase/songs/updateSongArtworkUrl.ts
- required: lib/supabase/songs/updateSong.ts
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Generalized to lib/supabase/songs/updateSong.ts in 93b8952 — takes a column map (updateSong(isrc, { artwork_url })), typed off TablesUpdate<"songs">.
…composition to lib/songs
- lib/supabase/catalog_songs/selectCatalogSongs.ts (was selectCatalogSongIsrcs)
- lib/supabase/songs/updateSong.ts takes a column map, callers pass { artwork_url }
- selectLatestSongPlays composes over selectSongMeasurements, so it lives in
lib/songs, not lib/supabase
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- actual: chunking in a supabase lib
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| export async function updateSong(isrc: string, update: SongUpdate): Promise<void> { | ||
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| .update(update as never) |
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Why is update being cast as never? Does that match neighboring update supabase libs?
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The cast was there because the generated types predated database#58 (artwork_url missing from Tables<"songs">), and no neighboring update lib casts like that — it was a workaround, not the house pattern. Now that the migration is applied to prod, e7f9b60 adds artwork_url to types/database.types.ts (Row/Insert/Update, matching what a regen produces) and updateSong takes a plain TablesUpdate<"songs"> with no cast. The profile row cast in getArtistPublicProfile is gone too.
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- selectCatalogSongs is now a plain .in() query; the 200-ISRC chunking lives in lib/songs/getCatalogSongs (TDD red->green) - songs.artwork_url added to the generated types (database#58 is applied to prod), so updateSong takes TablesUpdate<"songs"> with no cast and the profile reads song.artwork_url directly
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…lays and $ estimates (#1970) * feat(artists): v2 songs UI — Spotify-style list with artwork, ISRC, plays and $ estimates The V2 page per the approved canvas (#1968): the catalog card grid becomes a SONGS section — one block per catalog with column-labeled rows (# / artwork / title+ISRC / album / plays / est. value), top 5 with a Show-all expander, and the hero gains the est. catalog value band. Mobile stacks $ over compact plays per the Mobile artboard. - SongsSection (client, expander state) + SongRow + ValuationBadge replace CatalogsSection/CatalogCard; valuation CTA stays below the list. - Artwork <img> with a note-glyph tile when artwork_url is null. - formatCompactNumber + formatUsdEstimate/formatUsdBand (TDD'd) render the counts and money; all values come from the api, no client math. - getArtistProfile types extended for songs[] and the valuation band. Consumes recoupable/docs#304 / recoupable/api#842. * fix: pin compact-currency fraction digits across ICU builds CI's Node/ICU renders $84.0K where local renders $84K; declare minimumFractionDigits + trailingZeroDisplay so both agree.
Row 3 of recoupable/chat#1968, implementing the contract in docs#304. Approved design: Artist Profile V2 canvas.
What this adds
GET /api/artists/{id}/profilegrows additively: each catalog carriessongs[](isrc,name,album,artwork_url,plays,est_value_usd), sorted by plays descending and capped at the top 50, plus a top-level nullablevaluation {low, mid, high}.lib/supabase/song_measurements/selectLatestSongPlays.tsplatform_displayed_play_countper ISRC (newest-first dedupe, chunked, degrade-on-error)lib/supabase/catalog_songs/selectCatalogSongIsrcs.tslib/supabase/songs/updateSongArtworkUrl.tssongs.artwork_url(database#58)lib/artist/resolveSongArtwork.tslib/artist/buildProfileSongs.tscomputeValuationBand, zero copied constants. Per-song rows carry the mid for that song's plays; the artist band runs the model over all plays with the earliest release date across catalogs;nullwhen nothing is measuredlib/artist/getArtistPublicProfile.tsType note:
songs.artwork_urlships in database#58, so until the generated Supabase types regenerate, the column rides as an optional extra on the row type (commented at the site).Verification
TDD, red before green, twice over: the three new suites (
selectLatestSongPlays,resolveSongArtwork,buildProfileSongs— 11 tests) were RED (Cannot find module×3) before implementation; the profile-composition extension (4 new cases incl. asks-Apple-only-for-missing-artwork and valuation-null-when-unmeasured) was RED (4 failures) before wiring.buildProfileSongs's money assertions compare againstcomputeValuationBandcalled with the same inputs in the test — the implementation cannot drift from the model without failing.lib/artist lib/supabase lib/catalog)eslinton all new/changed filestsc --noEmitNot yet done: live preview verification per the issue's Done-when (field-for-field vs docs#304 on a real artist, plays cross-checked against
song_measurements, hand-calculated valuation reproduction, simulated Apple outage → nulls with a 200). The preview also needs database#58 applied beforeartwork_urlpersists. Flagging rather than implying it.Merge order
docs#304 → database#58 → this PR → the chat PRs (rows 4–5).
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Adds per-catalog songs and a nullable valuation to GET /api/artists/{id}/profile. Previously catalogs had no songs or valuation; now each catalog returns up to 50 songs sorted by plays, and Apple artwork URLs resolve to concrete sizes so images load.
computeValuationBandmid for that song’s plays; the artist valuation runs the same model across total plays using the earliest release date across catalogs; null when unmeasured.lib/songs/selectLatestSongPlays(chunked; newest-first dedupe), catalog grouping vialib/songs/getCatalogSongsoverlib/supabase/catalog_songs/selectCatalogSongs, artwork vialib/artist/resolveSongArtwork(Apple batch ISRC lookup withlib/apple/resolveAppleArtworkUrlto 296x296) and write-through tosongs.artwork_urlvialib/supabase/songs/updateSong. Orchestration inlib/artist/getArtistPublicProfile; shaping inlib/artist/buildProfileSongs.lib/songs/getCatalogSongs;selectCatalogSongsis now a plain.in()query; generic typedupdateSong(TablesUpdate<"songs">);selectLatestSongPlayslives inlib/songs/; profile readssongs.artwork_urldirectly; newlib/apple/resolveAppleArtworkUrlresolves{w}x{h}templates.Rollout
songs.artwork_url(types updated here). Merge order: docs → database schema → this PR → chat rows 4–5.Written for commit 162feb3. Summary will update on new commits.
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