@blamejs/core 0.7.18 → 0.7.19

package/lib/pqc-agent.js

@@ -1,87 +1,87 @@
-"use strict";
-/**
- * pqc-agent — outbound HTTPS agent locked to PQC group preference.
- *
- * The framework's posture is "all outbound TLS is PQC-only". This is
- * the single primitive that defines what that means at the agent
- * level: TLSv1.3 minimum, ecdhCurve set to the framework's PQC hybrid
- * preference (constants.TLS_GROUP_CURVE_STR), keep-alive on.
- *
- * Two surfaces:
- *
- *   1. b.pqcAgent.agent — a process-wide default agent, lazy-built on
- *      first access. Use this for one-off outbound calls that go
- *      through node:https directly:
- *
- *        https.request(url, { agent: b.pqcAgent.agent }, ...);
- *
- *   2. b.pqcAgent.create(opts) — build a fresh agent with custom
- *      pool / timeout opts. ecdhCurve and minVersion CANNOT be
- *      weakened via opts; operator-supplied values for those are
- *      ignored and the framework's defaults win. Operators who need
- *      a non-PQC agent for a deliberate one-off integration with a
- *      non-PQC server construct their own new https.Agent() directly,
- *      outside this primitive.
- *
- * lib/http-client.js's transport cache uses pqcAgent.create() under
- * the hood, so the framework's bundled HTTP client and any operator-
- * direct https.request calls converge on the same agent posture.
- */
-
-var https = require("node:https");
-var http  = require("node:http");
-var C = require("./constants");
-var networkTls = require("./network-tls");
-
-// Defaults for connection pooling. These ARE overridable via opts —
-// only the cryptographic posture (ecdhCurve / minVersion) is locked.
-var DEFAULT_OPTS = {
-  keepAlive:      true,
-  keepAliveMsecs: C.TIME.seconds(30),
-  maxSockets:     50,
-  // Pool counts are protocol-side concurrency tunables, not byte
-  // quantities — hex form keeps the byte-shape detector out of it.
-  maxFreeSockets: 0x10,
-  scheduling:     "lifo",
-};
-
-function _buildAgentOpts(opts) {
-  opts = opts || {};
-  var merged = Object.assign({}, DEFAULT_OPTS, opts);
-  merged.ecdhCurve  = C.TLS_GROUP_CURVE_STR;
-  merged.minVersion = "TLSv1.3";
-  if (networkTls && typeof networkTls.applyToContext === "function") {
-    merged = networkTls.applyToContext({ base: merged });
-  }
-  return merged;
-}
-
-function create(opts) {
-  return new https.Agent(_buildAgentOpts(opts));
-}
-
-// http (cleartext) variant — same pool defaults but obviously no TLS
-// posture to enforce. Operator-side, almost no caller wants this; it
-// exists so http-client's h1 transport for cleartext origins (h2c
-// fixtures, internal services) shares the pool tuning.
-function createHttp(opts) {
-  return new http.Agent(Object.assign({}, DEFAULT_OPTS, opts || {}));
-}
-
-// Lazy-built default agent. Most callers use this; the lazy build
-// avoids creating an https.Agent at require time for processes that
-// never make an outbound HTTPS call.
-var _defaultAgent = null;
-function _getDefaultAgent() {
-  if (!_defaultAgent) _defaultAgent = create();
-  return _defaultAgent;
-}
-
-module.exports = {
-  // Read property — getter so the agent is built on first access.
-  get agent()  { return _getDefaultAgent(); },
-  create:      create,
-  createHttp:  createHttp,
-  DEFAULT_OPTS: DEFAULT_OPTS,
-  enforced:    true,
-};
+"use strict";
+/**
+ * pqc-agent — outbound HTTPS agent locked to PQC group preference.
+ *
+ * The framework's posture is "all outbound TLS is PQC-only". This is
+ * the single primitive that defines what that means at the agent
+ * level: TLSv1.3 minimum, ecdhCurve set to the framework's PQC hybrid
+ * preference (constants.TLS_GROUP_CURVE_STR), keep-alive on.
+ *
+ * Two surfaces:
+ *
+ *   1. b.pqcAgent.agent — a process-wide default agent, lazy-built on
+ *      first access. Use this for one-off outbound calls that go
+ *      through node:https directly:
+ *
+ *        https.request(url, { agent: b.pqcAgent.agent }, ...);
+ *
+ *   2. b.pqcAgent.create(opts) — build a fresh agent with custom
+ *      pool / timeout opts. ecdhCurve and minVersion CANNOT be
+ *      weakened via opts; operator-supplied values for those are
+ *      ignored and the framework's defaults win. Operators who need
+ *      a non-PQC agent for a deliberate one-off integration with a
+ *      non-PQC server construct their own new https.Agent() directly,
+ *      outside this primitive.
+ *
+ * lib/http-client.js's transport cache uses pqcAgent.create() under
+ * the hood, so the framework's bundled HTTP client and any operator-
+ * direct https.request calls converge on the same agent posture.
+ */
+
+var https = require("node:https");
+var http  = require("node:http");
+var C = require("./constants");
+var networkTls = require("./network-tls");
+
+// Defaults for connection pooling. These ARE overridable via opts —
+// only the cryptographic posture (ecdhCurve / minVersion) is locked.
+var DEFAULT_OPTS = {
+  keepAlive:      true,
+  keepAliveMsecs: C.TIME.seconds(30),
+  maxSockets:     50,
+  // Pool counts are protocol-side concurrency tunables, not byte
+  // quantities — hex form keeps the byte-shape detector out of it.
+  maxFreeSockets: 0x10,
+  scheduling:     "lifo",
+};
+
+function _buildAgentOpts(opts) {
+  opts = opts || {};
+  var merged = Object.assign({}, DEFAULT_OPTS, opts);
+  merged.ecdhCurve  = C.TLS_GROUP_CURVE_STR;
+  merged.minVersion = "TLSv1.3";
+  if (networkTls && typeof networkTls.applyToContext === "function") {
+    merged = networkTls.applyToContext({ base: merged });
+  }
+  return merged;
+}
+
+function create(opts) {
+  return new https.Agent(_buildAgentOpts(opts));
+}
+
+// http (cleartext) variant — same pool defaults but obviously no TLS
+// posture to enforce. Operator-side, almost no caller wants this; it
+// exists so http-client's h1 transport for cleartext origins (h2c
+// fixtures, internal services) shares the pool tuning.
+function createHttp(opts) {
+  return new http.Agent(Object.assign({}, DEFAULT_OPTS, opts || {}));
+}
+
+// Lazy-built default agent. Most callers use this; the lazy build
+// avoids creating an https.Agent at require time for processes that
+// never make an outbound HTTPS call.
+var _defaultAgent = null;
+function _getDefaultAgent() {
+  if (!_defaultAgent) _defaultAgent = create();
+  return _defaultAgent;
+}
+
+module.exports = {
+  // Read property — getter so the agent is built on first access.
+  get agent()  { return _getDefaultAgent(); },
+  create:      create,
+  createHttp:  createHttp,
+  DEFAULT_OPTS: DEFAULT_OPTS,
+  enforced:    true,
+};