@andrian.yablonskyy/thub-coordinator 1.0.9 → 1.0.11

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package/README.md CHANGED
@@ -43,7 +43,8 @@ The Coordinator loads a plain **JSON** config file (no YAML support). Resolution
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  "scheduler": { "assignAckTimeoutSec": 15, "requeueOnLost": true, "maxQueuedPerAgent": 20, "tickIntervalSec": 10 },
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  "jobs": { "defaultTimeoutSec": 1800, "maxTimeoutSec": 14400 },
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  "retention": { "logRetentionDays": 14, "artifactRetentionDays": 30 },
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- "artifacts": { "maxUploadMb": 512, "linkTtlHours": 168 }
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+ "artifacts": { "maxUploadMb": 512, "linkTtlHours": 168 },
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+ "updates": { "checkIntervalHours": 6, "registry": null }
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  }
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  ```
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  thub-admin group add ci-nightly --comment "shared CI pool"
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  thub-admin group list
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  thub-admin group remove <groupId>
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+ # The Coordinator is only ever updated by hand (never from the dashboard).
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+ thub-admin check-update # installed vs latest published version
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+ thub-admin self-update [--to <x.y.z>] # sudo npm i -g; the postinstall restarts the service
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  ```
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  Both `jobs reset` and `jobs clean` refuse to run without `--yes` — there's no undo for either, especially `clean`.
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  | `GET` | `/jobs/:id/logs/stream` | Server-Sent Events: `log`, `state`, `end`. Honors `Last-Event-ID` for resume. |
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  | `GET` | `/jobs/:id/artifacts` | Artifact list with signed download URLs. |
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  | `GET` | `/resources` | Resources with status (read-only). |
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+ | `GET` | `/agents/me/update` | `{updateTo, latest}` — a self-update requested for the calling agent. |
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  **Resource (Client) endpoints** (used by [thub-client](https://github.com/andrianyablonskyy/thub-client)):
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  | Method | Path | Description |
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  |---|---|---|
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  | `POST` | `/resources/register` | Self-register (every start/restart) using the shared `clientJoinKey`; upserts by `clientId`. `hostInfo.addresses` (`[{iface, address, family}]`) lists the host's non-loopback interface addresses; the request's source address is stored as the external one. |
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- | `POST` | `/resources/:id/heartbeat` | Heartbeat and self-reported state, plus the current `addresses`; refreshes the external address; response may carry `commands[]`. |
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+ | `POST` | `/resources/:id/heartbeat` | Heartbeat and self-reported state, plus the current `addresses`; refreshes the external address; response may carry `commands[]` (`cancel-job`, `self-update`). |
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  | `POST` | `/resources/:id/status` | Explicit status change, e.g. a local lock. |
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  | `GET` | `/resources/:id/jobs/next?wait=30` | Long-poll for an assigned job; `204` when nothing arrived within `wait` seconds. |
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  | `POST` | `/jobs/:id/accept` | Acknowledge assignment. |
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  | `/admin/agents` | Register/revoke CI and developer agents; token shown once. Shows each agent's last reported version. |
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  | `/profile` | Every logged-in user's own account settings: display name, avatar, timezone (renders every dashboard timestamp), theme, idle session timeout, password change. |
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- **Resource card.** Clicking a resource on `/` or `/resources` opens a card with its name, type, status, Client version, IP addresses, labels, groups, busy source/reason, last heartbeat and (admins only) the maintenance/rotate-token actions. IP addresses are the Client host's interface addresses except loopback (reported at registration and on every heartbeat) plus the external address — the one the Coordinator last saw the Client connect from, taken from `X-Forwarded-For` when the request came through a proxy `trustProxy` trusts.
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+ **Resource card.** Clicking a resource on `/` or `/resources` opens a card with its name, type, status, Client version, IP addresses, capabilities (reported at registration: HW udev devices with a **missing** flag for any whose device node doesn't exist, relay channels and power control; SW image, source and limits), labels, groups, busy source/reason, last heartbeat and (admins only) the maintenance/rotate-token actions. IP addresses are the Client host's interface addresses except loopback (reported at registration and on every heartbeat) plus the external address — the one the Coordinator last saw the Client connect from, taken from `X-Forwarded-For` when the request came through a proxy `trustProxy` trusts.
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  The Coordinator's own version (`ver. X.Y.Z`) is shown under the TestHub logo, top left of every page.
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+ **Versions and self-update.** The Coordinator checks the npm registry for the latest Coordinator, Agent and Client every `updates.checkIntervalHours` (default 6, `0` disables; `updates.registry` for a private mirror) and on **Check for updates**. A newer Coordinator shows as a badge under the logo; Agents and Resources show each one's version with an **update available** or pending **→ vX.Y.Z** badge. Admins request self-updates per agent/resource (**Update**, which becomes **Cancel update**) or with **Update all agents** / **Update all clients**, always to the latest version:
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+ - Clients get a `self-update` command on their next heartbeat and install it through their root `thub-client-update` helper, once none of the host's instances is busy.
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+ - Agents install it at the start of their next run (`GET /api/v1/agents/me/update`), then re-run the command on the new version.
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+ - The Coordinator itself is updated by hand only: `thub-admin self-update`.
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+ A request is cleared when the Agent/Client reports the new version.
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  ## Data storage
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  SQLite via `better-sqlite3`, WAL mode. Schema migrations are plain numbered SQL files in `src/db/migrations/`, applied automatically at startup. `job_logs` rows are compacted into `artifacts/<jobId>/console.log` when a job finishes and deleted after `logRetentionDays`; artifacts are deleted after `artifactRetentionDays`. See the [main repo's ER diagram](https://github.com/andrianyablonskyy/thub#9-data-storage-sqlite) for the full schema.
package/package.json CHANGED
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  {
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  "name": "@andrian.yablonskyy/thub-coordinator",
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- "version": "1.0.9",
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+ "version": "1.0.11",
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  "description": "TestHub Coordinator — job queue, resource registry, scheduler, heartbeat monitor, log/artifact store and web dashboard",
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  "main": "src/server.js",
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  "engines": {
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  labels: labels || capabilities?.labels || [],
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  groups: groups || [],
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  hostInfo,
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+ capabilities,
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  remoteAddr: req.ip,
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  clientVersion: appVersion(req, 'client')
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  });
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+ -- What the Client reported it can drive at registration (README §5.1,
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+ -- §10): its udev devices (with whether each is present), relays and power
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+ -- control for HW, or emulator image and limits for SW. JSON, NULL for
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+ -- Clients too old to report it.
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+ ALTER TABLE resources ADD COLUMN capabilities TEXT;
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  ...row,
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  labels: JSON.parse(row.labels || '[]'),
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  group_ids: JSON.parse(row.group_ids || '[]'),
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- host_info: row.host_info ? JSON.parse(row.host_info) : null
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+ host_info: row.host_info ? JSON.parse(row.host_info) : null,
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+ capabilities: row.capabilities ? JSON.parse(row.capabilities) : null
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  };
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  }
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  return typeof addr === 'string' && addr ? addr.replace(/^::ffff:(\d+\.\d+\.\d+\.\d+)$/, '$1') : null;
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  }
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+ // `capabilities` comes straight from the Client and is rendered on the
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+ // dashboard, so keep only the known shape, as plain strings/numbers/bools.
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+ const MAX_DEVICES = 8,
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+ str = (v, max = 256) => (typeof v === 'string' && v ? v.slice(0, max) : null),
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+ num = (v) => (Number.isFinite(v) ? v : null),
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+ capList = (v) => (Array.isArray(v) ? v.slice(0, MAX_DEVICES) : []),
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+ device = (d) => ({
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+ path: str(d?.path),
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+ index: num(d?.index),
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+ serial: str(d?.serial, 64),
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+ baudRate: num(d?.baudRate),
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+ present: typeof d?.present === 'boolean' ? d.present : null
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+ });
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+ function sanitizeCapabilities(caps){
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+ if (!caps || typeof caps !== 'object'){
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+ return null;
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+ }
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+ if (caps.sw && typeof caps.sw === 'object'){
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+ const sw = caps.sw;
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+ return {
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+ sw: {
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+ image: str(sw.image),
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+ registry: str(sw.registry),
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+ allowDockerHub: sw.allowDockerHub === true,
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+ cpus: num(sw.cpus),
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+ memory: str(sw.memory, 16)
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+ }
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+ };
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+ }
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+ if (caps.hw && typeof caps.hw === 'object'){
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+ const hw = caps.hw,
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+ power = hw.power && typeof hw.power === 'object' ? hw.power : null;
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+ return {
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+ hw: {
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+ stlinks: capList(hw.stlinks).map(device),
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+ uarts: capList(hw.uarts).map(device),
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+ usbs: capList(hw.usbs).map(device),
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+ relays: capList(hw.relays).map((r) => ({ channel: num(r?.channel), baseUrl: str(r?.baseUrl) })),
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+ power: power ? { method: str(power.method, 32), hub: str(power.hub, 64), port: num(power.port) } : null
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+ }
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+ };
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+ }
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+ return null;
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+ }
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- function registerAuto({ clientId, name, type, labels = [], groups = [], hostInfo, remoteAddr, clientVersion = null }){
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+ function registerAuto({ clientId, name, type, labels = [], groups = [], hostInfo, capabilities, remoteAddr, clientVersion = null }){
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  const resourceToken = generateToken('res'),
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  remote = normalizeRemoteAddr(remoteAddr);
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  hostInfo = { ...(hostInfo || {}), addresses: sanitizeAddresses(hostInfo?.addresses) || [] };
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+ const caps = sanitizeCapabilities(capabilities),
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+ capsJson = caps ? JSON.stringify(caps) : null;
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- remote_addr = ?, client_version = ?, status = ?, busy_source = NULL, busy_reason = NULL
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- `INSERT INTO resources (id, name, type, status, labels, group_ids, host_info, remote_addr, client_version, token_hash, client_id, created_at)
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+ `INSERT INTO resources (id, name, type, status, labels, group_ids, host_info, remote_addr, client_version, capabilities,
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+ VALUES (?, ?, ?, ?, ?, ?, ?, ?, ?, ?, ?, ?, ?)`
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+ //- detail, and whether the node was present when the Client registered.
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+ mixin capDevice(d, detail)
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+ if detail
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+ span.text-body-secondary.small.ms-2= detail
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+ if d.present === false
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+ - const empty = kinds.every(([k]) => !caps.hw[k].length) && !caps.hw.relays.length && !caps.hw.power
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+ +capDevice(d, pair[0] === 'uarts' && d.baudRate ? `${d.baudRate} baud` : null)
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