Timeline: place dots by co-op stage at the event date

Each date-field event is now plotted on the lane corresponding to the Framework Stage the co-op was in on the field's stored date, resolved from the activity stream's stage transitions. Date_Opened is pinned to Stage 5 as the journey anchor. Events that pre-date any known transition fall back to the field's section rank so they still surface somewhere. Extracts the STAGE_RANK map (previously inline in ReportView) into lib/stageRank.ts alongside the new buildStageRankAtDate resolver factory.
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Joel Brock
2026-06-11 13:56:27 -07:00
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import type { ActivitySummary } from "@/types/form";
/**
* CiviCRM activity stage values → Framework Stage rank (1..5). "Inquiry"
* predates Stage 1 and is conventionally rank 0 (pre-engagement); callers
* that render stage lanes 1..5 should treat 0 as "no rank in scope".
*/
export const STAGE_RANK: Record<string, number> = {
Inquiry: 0,
Organizing: 1,
Feasibility: 2,
"Business feasibility": 3,
"Store Implementation": 4,
"Stabilize newly opened co-op": 5,
};
/**
* Build a resolver that returns the co-op's Framework Stage rank at a given
* point in time, derived from the activity stream. Only activities that
* carry a non-empty `stage` value are stage transitions; their stage holds
* from that activity's date forward until the next transition.
*
* Returns `null` when the date precedes any known transition (i.e. we have
* no evidence of which stage the co-op was in at that point) — callers can
* fall back to a field-section default in that case.
*/
export function buildStageRankAtDate(
activities: ActivitySummary[]
): (isoDate: string) => number | null {
const transitions = activities
.filter(
(a): a is ActivitySummary & { stage: string } =>
typeof a.stage === "string" && a.stage.length > 0
)
.map((a) => ({ t: new Date(a.date).getTime(), stage: a.stage }))
.filter((tr) => Number.isFinite(tr.t))
.sort((a, b) => a.t - b.t);
return (isoDate: string) => {
const t = new Date(isoDate).getTime();
if (!Number.isFinite(t)) return null;
let last: number | null = null;
for (const tr of transitions) {
if (tr.t > t) break;
const r = STAGE_RANK[tr.stage];
if (typeof r === "number") last = r;
}
return last;
};
}