import { api } from '../../../services/api' import { TransactionLogger } from './TransactionLogger' import { getPaymentMode } from '../lib/paymentMode' export class OrderManager { static async validateOrder(orderId: string, amount: number): Promise { const mode = getPaymentMode() try { // Basic validation if (!orderId || amount <= 0) { TransactionLogger.log(mode, 'order.validation.failed', { orderId, amount, reason: 'invalid_parameters' }) return false } // Additional business rules can be added here // For now, just check if order exists in our system const orderDetails = await this.getOrderDetails(orderId) if (!orderDetails) { TransactionLogger.log(mode, 'order.validation.failed', { orderId, reason: 'order_not_found' }) return false } // Check amount matches if (orderDetails.amount !== amount) { TransactionLogger.log(mode, 'order.validation.failed', { orderId, expectedAmount: orderDetails.amount, providedAmount: amount, reason: 'amount_mismatch' }) return false } TransactionLogger.log(mode, 'order.validation.success', { orderId, amount }) return true } catch (error) { TransactionLogger.logPaymentError(mode, orderId, error) return false } } static async getOrderDetails(orderId: string) { try { // This would typically call your ERP or order management system // For now, return mock data or call existing API const response = await api.get(`/orders/${orderId}`) return response.data } catch (error) { // If API doesn't exist yet, return null (will be implemented in Epic 5) console.warn(`Order details API not available for ${orderId}:`, error instanceof Error ? error.message : String(error)) return null } } static async updateOrderStatus(orderId: string, status: string, source: string) { const mode = getPaymentMode() try { // This would update your ERP system to unfreeze inventory, etc. // For now, just log the update TransactionLogger.log(mode, 'order.status.updated', { orderId, status, source, timestamp: new Date().toISOString() }) // TODO: Implement actual ERP integration in Epic 5 // await api.post('/erp/orders/update-status', { orderId, status, source }) } catch (error) { TransactionLogger.logPaymentError(mode, orderId, error) throw error } } }