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hermes-mcp/src/multitenancy/webhook-router.ts
Garfield 61dab40585 feat(saas): SquareMCP v2 — multi-tenant MCP platform complete
Steps 0–10 of the v2 plan, 194 tests passing.

Core infrastructure
- Shared Redis client (src/redis.ts); all four Redis consumers migrated
- Vitest test harness with vitest.config.ts and npm test/test:watch scripts

Billing & invoicing (Steps 1–2)
- Monthly invoice generation with idempotency (MySQL uq_customer_period unique key)
- Cron job with Redis distributed lock (Lua compare-delete, 1-hr TTL)
- Invoice emailer via nodemailer (FETCHERPAY SMTP)
- Billing middleware: checkLimit gate in handleToolCall; platform attribution fix

Email multi-tenancy (Step 3)
- EmailCtx = Account | EmailCredentials; imap.ts + smtp.ts accept both
- resolveEmailCtx helper in tools.ts; all email tools use customer credentials

Analytics + platform health (Steps 4–5)
- Chart.js bar charts for platform breakdown and daily activity
- Token expiry check in getCredential with dynamic import refresh
- platform-health.ts: per-platform health probe with 10-min Redis cache
- GET /api/health/platforms; "Token expired" amber badge in dashboard

Tool schema filtering (Step 6)
- stripAccountParam deep-clones tool schemas; multi-tenant sessions never
  see the internal account enum

OAuth hardening (Step 7)
- Atomic auth code consumption: UPDATE SET used=TRUE, check affectedRows
- customer_id threaded through oauth_auth_codes → oauth_tokens
- getTokenCustomer(); requireAuth resolves req.customer from Bearer token
- Consent page requires authenticated session; redirect_uri validated
  against registered URIs; http://localhost:* loopback wildcard

DCR browser flow (Step 8)
- ensureOAuthAppRegistered() upserts pre-registered SquareMCP OAuth app
  on startup with redirect URIs for mcp-callback, localhost:*, claude-desktop,
  opencode
- GET /oauth/connect-mcp → server-side redirect (client_id off frontend)
- GET /oauth/mcp-callback → exchanges code, renders config snippet page
  with copy buttons for Claude Desktop and Codex CLI

Webhooks (Step 9)
- webhook_url + webhook_secret columns on customers
- deliverWebhook(): HMAC-SHA256 signing, 3× exponential retry (1s/4s/16s),
  Redis DLQ with 7-day TTL on total failure
- isValidWebhookUrl(): SSRF protection (blocks RFC-1918, localhost, .local)
- POST /api/webhooks/config (secret returned once), GET, DELETE
- GET /api/admin/webhooks/dlq/:customerId
- WhatsApp POST route uses express.raw() for raw body preservation
- Dashboard Webhooks tab with secret-once display and copy button

Developer docs (Step 10)
- docs/ static HTML site (GitHub Pages, no build pipeline)
- index.html: landing page with client + platform overview
- getting-started.html: tabbed MCP config for Claude Desktop, Codex CLI, opencode
- platforms.html: LinkedIn, TikTok, WhatsApp, Instagram, Twitter, Telegram guides
- agent-tutorial.html: complete Node.js agent (Anthropic SDK + MCP SDK),
  LinkedIn posting loop, extensions for multi-platform + inbound webhook reaction

Co-Authored-By: Claude Sonnet 4.6 <noreply@anthropic.com>
2026-05-13 23:43:56 -04:00

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import redis from '../redis.js';
import { getCredential, WhatsAppCredentials } from './credential-store.js';
// Call this at customer onboarding when they connect their WhatsApp Business number
export async function registerWhatsAppNumber(
customerId: string,
phoneNumberId: string
): Promise<void> {
await redis.set(`wa_phone_id:${phoneNumberId}`, customerId);
}
export async function unregisterWhatsAppNumber(phoneNumberId: string): Promise<void> {
await redis.del(`wa_phone_id:${phoneNumberId}`);
}
export async function resolveCustomerFromPhoneNumberId(
phoneNumberId: string
): Promise<string | null> {
return redis.get(`wa_phone_id:${phoneNumberId}`);
}
// WhatsApp Cloud API webhook payload types
interface WhatsAppWebhookEntry {
id: string;
changes: Array<{
value: {
messaging_product: string;
metadata: {
display_phone_number: string;
phone_number_id: string;
};
messages?: WhatsAppInboundMessage[];
statuses?: WhatsAppStatus[];
};
field: string;
}>;
}
export interface WhatsAppInboundMessage {
from: string;
id: string;
timestamp: string;
text?: { body: string };
type: string;
}
interface WhatsAppStatus {
id: string;
status: string;
timestamp: string;
recipient_id: string;
}
export interface RoutedWebhookEvent {
customerId: string;
phoneNumberId: string;
message: WhatsAppInboundMessage;
credentials: WhatsAppCredentials;
}
// Parse the incoming webhook and return one routed event per message
export async function routeWhatsAppWebhook(
body: Record<string, unknown>
): Promise<RoutedWebhookEvent[]> {
const events: RoutedWebhookEvent[] = [];
if (body.object !== 'whatsapp_business_account') return events;
const entries = (body.entry as WhatsAppWebhookEntry[]) ?? [];
for (const entry of entries) {
for (const change of entry.changes) {
if (change.field !== 'messages') continue;
const { phone_number_id } = change.value.metadata;
const messages = change.value.messages ?? [];
if (messages.length === 0) continue;
// Resolve which customer owns this phone number
const customerId = await resolveCustomerFromPhoneNumberId(phone_number_id);
if (!customerId) {
console.warn(`[webhook-router] Unroutable WhatsApp message to phone_number_id=${phone_number_id}`);
continue;
}
// Load that customer's WhatsApp credentials
const credentials = await getCredential<WhatsAppCredentials>(customerId, 'whatsapp');
if (!credentials) {
console.error(`[webhook-router] No WhatsApp credentials for customerId=${customerId}`);
continue;
}
for (const message of messages) {
events.push({ customerId, phoneNumberId: phone_number_id, message, credentials });
}
}
}
return events;
}