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* Non-Secret Environment Configuration
*
* Stores non-secret, environment-specific values in code rather than env vars.
* Only true secrets (API keys, OAuth secrets, access tokens) belong in .dev.vars
* or `wrangler secret put`.
*
* Follows the same pattern as domain-utils.ts: pure functions, env as parameter.
*/
import type { Environment } from "./domain-utils";
/**
* WhatsApp Cloud API identifiers (non-secret — these are Meta account IDs
* visible in the Meta Developer Console, not credentials).
*
* Account model after the 2026-08 migration to the new Meta business account:
* one WABA shared by every environment, with production on its own sender
* number and all non-production environments sharing a second one. Template
* approvals still apply account-wide (one provisioning run covers every env),
* while send volume, quality rating and per-number rate limits are isolated —
* so dev/preview traffic can no longer drag down production's quality rating.
*
* Consequences to remember:
* - `wa_templates` rows are WABA-scoped and therefore identical across envs.
* - A message sent from dev cannot be replied to on the production number.
* - Dev and preview share a number, so their conversation threads at Meta are
* the same thread. Only one env owns the webhook, so only that env records
* the inbound side (see docs/operations/whatsapp.md §14, limitation 2).
*/
const WHATSAPP_WABA_ID = "1671401930598703";
/** Non-production sender. Shared by local, development, dev and preview. */
const WHATSAPP_NON_PROD_PHONE_NUMBER_ID = "1202773472929711";
const WHATSAPP_PHONE_NUMBER_IDS: Record<Environment, string> = {
local: WHATSAPP_NON_PROD_PHONE_NUMBER_ID,
development: WHATSAPP_NON_PROD_PHONE_NUMBER_ID,
dev: WHATSAPP_NON_PROD_PHONE_NUMBER_ID,
preview: WHATSAPP_NON_PROD_PHONE_NUMBER_ID,
production: "1328095217044683",
};
export function getWhatsAppIds(env: Environment) {
return {
phoneNumberId: WHATSAPP_PHONE_NUMBER_IDS[env],
wabaId: WHATSAPP_WABA_ID,
} as const;
}
/**
* OAuth provider public client IDs.
* These are public values visible in OAuth redirect URLs — not secrets.
*/
export function getOAuthClientIds() {
return {
google:
"330313688024-d12ad189cectr4d6mrbq7hb2hrrthj62.apps.googleusercontent.com",
facebook: "953599880467479",
} as const;
}
export type WhatsAppSafetyConfig = {
overrideNumber: string | undefined;
allowedNumbers: string[];
};
/**
* WhatsApp safety guards for non-production environments.
* In production, messages go to real recipients.
* In non-prod, messages are redirected to the override number unless
* the recipient is in the allowed list.
*/
export function getWhatsAppSafetyConfig(
env: Environment,
): WhatsAppSafetyConfig {
if (env === "production") {
return { overrideNumber: undefined, allowedNumbers: [] };
}
return {
overrideNumber: "919550794178",
allowedNumbers: ["919550794178", "919885365664"],
};
}
/**
* SMS provider name for the given environment.
* Currently only "console" is implemented.
*/
export function getSmsProviderName(_env: Environment): string {
return "console";
}
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