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Build a resilient Node.js and TypeScript integration microservice using Express, BullMQ, Redis, and Prisma (PostgreSQL) that acts as an integration pipeline between Shopify webhooks and an ERP (e.g., NetSuite RESTlet API).

1. ARCHITECTURE:
- Set up an Express endpoint `/api/webhooks/shopify/orders-create` that verifies HMAC signatures, logs raw payloads to PostgreSQL (`integration_logs`), and enqueues a job into a BullMQ queue `order-sync-queue`.
- Implement a BullMQ worker running on a background process that processes jobs with exponential backoff retries (5 attempts, initial delay 5s).

2. DATA MODEL & MAPPING ENGINE:
- Define database schemas for `IntegrationFlow`, `SyncJob`, `FailedRecord`, and `MappingConfig` in Prisma.
- Implement a modular mapping service that converts a Shopify Order JSON payload into an ERP SalesOrder object. Handle matrix items, line-item tax calculations, shipping fee line items, multi-currency conversion fields, and customer record lookups.

3. RATE LIMITING & GOVERNANCE:
- Create a Rate Limiter middleware using Redis token buckets to enforce ERP API concurrency limits (e.g., max 5 concurrent requests, 10 requests per second to NetSuite RESTlets).
- Support stateful token refresh for OAuth 1.0a / OAuth 2.0 authentication headers with NetSuite.

4. ERROR HANDLING & DEAD-LETTER QUEUE:
- If job retries exhaust, move the record to a `FailedRecord` table with detailed context: full raw payload, mapped payload attempt, error stack trace, and HTTP status.
- Build a REST API endpoint `/api/failed-records/:id/retry` that allows manual re-execution of a failed payload from the UI.

5. OUT OF SCOPE:
- Do not build a complex drag-and-drop workflow canvas. Keep mapping configs as structured JSON templates in PostgreSQL.

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