"""Flush the ticker_universe Redis buffer into the DB at 5-min boundaries.

The buffer is keyed by 5-minute wall-clock buckets:
`ticker_universe:buffer:<bucket_ts>`. This job runs slightly after each
boundary and reads the *previous* bucket, ensuring it's closed (no new
writes can land in it). New tickers are inserted into `ticker_universe`;
already-known ones have their `last_referenced_at` bumped.

The lag between bucket-close and flush is intentional: it batches
multiple users' uploads into one INSERT, making timing-correlation
between "user uploaded at T" and "ticker XYZ appeared at T+δ" weaker.
"""
from __future__ import annotations

import asyncio

from app.jobs._helpers import job_lifecycle, log
from app.services.ticker_universe import evict_stale, flush_buffer


async def run() -> None:
    async with job_lifecycle("universe_flush_job") as (session, run):
        if run.status == "skipped":
            return
        out = await flush_buffer(session)
        run.items_written = out.get("inserted", 0)
        log.info("universe_flush.done", **out)


async def evict_run() -> None:
    """Separate daily run: prune entries that haven't been referenced
    within the eviction TTL (60 days). Kept in this module so all
    universe-maintenance lives in one place."""
    async with job_lifecycle("universe_evict_job") as (session, run):
        if run.status == "skipped":
            return
        deleted = await evict_stale(session)
        run.items_written = deleted
        log.info("universe_evict.done", deleted=deleted)


if __name__ == "__main__":
    asyncio.run(run())