cal.pub0.org/packages/core/getBusyTimes.ts

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import { BookingStatus, Credential, SelectedCalendar } from "@prisma/client";
import { getBusyCalendarTimes } from "@calcom/core/CalendarManager";
import dayjs from "@calcom/dayjs";
import logger from "@calcom/lib/logger";
import { performance } from "@calcom/lib/server/perfObserver";
import prisma from "@calcom/prisma";
import type { EventBusyDetails } from "@calcom/types/Calendar";
export async function getBusyTimes(params: {
credentials: Credential[];
userId: number;
username: string;
eventTypeId?: number;
startTime: string;
beforeEventBuffer?: number;
afterEventBuffer?: number;
endTime: string;
}) {
const {
credentials,
userId,
username,
eventTypeId,
startTime,
endTime,
beforeEventBuffer,
afterEventBuffer,
} = params;
logger.silly(
`Checking Busy time from Cal Bookings in range ${startTime} to ${endTime} for input ${JSON.stringify({
userId,
eventTypeId,
status: BookingStatus.ACCEPTED,
})}`
);
/**
* A user is considered busy within a given time period if there
* is a booking they own OR host.
*
* Therefore this query does the following:
* - Performs a query for all EventType id's where this user is a host
* - Performs a query for all bookings where:
* - The given booking is owned by this user, or..
* - The given booking's EventType is hosted by this user
*
* See further discussion within this GH issue:
* https://github.com/calcom/cal.com/issues/6374
*
* NOTE: Changes here will likely require changes to some mocking
* logic within getSchedule.test.ts:addBookings
*/
performance.mark("prismaBookingGetStart");
const busyTimes: EventBusyDetails[] =
// Getting all EventTypes ID's hosted by this user
await prisma.host
.findMany({
where: {
userId: {
equals: userId,
},
},
select: {
eventTypeId: true,
},
})
// Converting the response object into an array
.then((thisUserHostedEvents) => thisUserHostedEvents.map((e) => e.eventTypeId))
// Finding all bookings owned OR hosted by this user
.then((thisUserHostedEventIds) => {
// This gets applied to both conditions
const sharedQuery = {
startTime: { gte: new Date(startTime) },
endTime: { lte: new Date(endTime) },
status: {
in: [BookingStatus.ACCEPTED],
},
};
return prisma.booking.findMany({
where: {
OR: [
// Bookings owned by this user
{
...sharedQuery,
userId,
},
// Bookings with an EventType ID that's hosted by this user
{
...sharedQuery,
eventTypeId: {
in: thisUserHostedEventIds,
},
},
],
},
select: {
id: true,
startTime: true,
endTime: true,
title: true,
eventType: {
select: {
id: true,
afterEventBuffer: true,
beforeEventBuffer: true,
},
},
},
});
})
.then((bookings) =>
bookings.map(({ startTime, endTime, title, id, eventType }) => ({
start: dayjs(startTime)
.subtract((eventType?.beforeEventBuffer || 0) + (afterEventBuffer || 0), "minute")
.toDate(),
end: dayjs(endTime)
.add((eventType?.afterEventBuffer || 0) + (beforeEventBuffer || 0), "minute")
.toDate(),
title,
source: `eventType-${eventType?.id}-booking-${id}`,
}))
);
logger.silly(`Busy Time from Cal Bookings ${JSON.stringify(busyTimes)}`);
performance.mark("prismaBookingGetEnd");
performance.measure(`prisma booking get took $1'`, "prismaBookingGetStart", "prismaBookingGetEnd");
if (credentials?.length > 0) {
const calendarBusyTimes = await getBusyCalendarTimes(username, credentials, startTime, endTime);
busyTimes.push(
...calendarBusyTimes.map((value) => ({
...value,
end: dayjs(value.end)
.add(beforeEventBuffer || 0, "minute")
.toDate(),
start: dayjs(value.start)
.subtract(afterEventBuffer || 0, "minute")
.toDate(),
}))
);
/*
// TODO: Disabled until we can filter Zoom events by date. Also this is adding too much latency.
const videoBusyTimes = (await getBusyVideoTimes(credentials)).filter(notEmpty);
console.log("videoBusyTimes", videoBusyTimes);
busyTimes.push(...videoBusyTimes);
*/
}
return busyTimes;
}
export default getBusyTimes;