@camstack/addon-export-alexa 1.2.38 → 1.2.39

package/dist/export-alexa.addon.js

@@ -26423,17 +26423,60 @@ var SetSiteLocationInputSchema = object({
 	longitude: number().min(-180).max(180)
 }).nullable();
 /**
-* One `(procedure, user-agent, ip, principal)` tuple of the HTTP request
+* The TRANSPORT a call arrived on.
+*
+* Every counted call carries exactly one of these, and `unknown` is a PLANE
+* rather than a gap: a plane that cannot attribute a call declares it here, so
+* the call lands in a named bucket instead of vanishing. `planes` summing to
+* `procedureCalls` is what makes "the sum of the planes explains the total"
+* checkable rather than asserted.
+*
+*  - `http`  — the Fastify tRPC plugin (`/trpc/*`), one context per request.
+*  - `ws`    — `applyWSSHandler`, counted per OPERATION rather than per
+*              connection; the viewer talks to the hub over `wsLink`
+*              exclusively, so this is the plane the HTTP census could not see.
+*  - `mesh`  — the in-process `$core-caps` bridge (`createCaller`), which
+*              never touches a socket and therefore never touched a census.
+*  - `unknown` — counted, plane undecidable. No hook produces it today, and
+*    that is exactly what its `0` asserts: every plane the hub has can name
+*    itself. It is an output bucket, never a knob — a call that arrives on a
+*    plane nobody instrumented lands here instead of vanishing from the total.
+*/
+var TransportPlaneSchema = _enum([
+	"http",
+	"ws",
+	"mesh",
+	"unknown"
+]);
+/**
+* Calls per plane. Every key is always present, `0` included — an absent plane
+* reads as "not instrumented", which is the one thing this census must never
+* make an operator wonder about.
+*/
+var TransportPlaneCountsSchema = object({
+	http: number(),
+	ws: number(),
+	mesh: number(),
+	unknown: number()
+});
+/**
+* One `(plane, procedure, user-agent, ip, principal)` tuple of the transport
 * census. `principal` is the DERIVED identity (`apocaliss92 (admin)`,
 * `scoped:1a2b3c4d (scoped-token)`, `anonymous`) that the tRPC error log
 * already prints - never a token, never an `Authorization` header.
+*
+* `subscriptions` is counted APART from `calls`: a subscription is opened once
+* and lives for hours, so folding it into a call count makes one long-lived
+* stream look like a storm.
 */
 var RequestCensusGroupSchema = object({
+	plane: TransportPlaneSchema,
 	procedure: string(),
 	userAgent: string(),
 	ip: string(),
 	principal: string(),
 	calls: number(),
+	subscriptions: number(),
 	perMin: number()
 });
 /**
@@ -26446,6 +26489,14 @@ var RequestCensusGroupSchema = object({
 var RequestCensusProcedureSchema = object({
 	procedure: string(),
 	calls: number(),
+	/**
+	* The same total, split by transport. THIS is the row that answers the
+	* question the census exists for: one look at `deviceManager.listAll` says
+	* which plane carried the 4 960, without joining two log lines by eye.
+	*/
+	planes: TransportPlaneCountsSchema,
+	/** Subscription STARTS on this procedure. Never folded into `calls`. */
+	subscriptions: number(),
 	perMin: number()
 });
 /**
@@ -26473,14 +26524,45 @@ var RequestCensusStatusSchema = object({
 	*/
 	procedureCalls: number(),
 	/**
+	* `procedureCalls` split by transport. The four keys sum to
+	* `procedureCalls` by construction - {@link RequestCensusSnapshotSchema}'s
+	* `planesExplainTotal` is that identity, checked rather than assumed.
+	*/
+	planes: TransportPlaneCountsSchema,
+	/**
+	* True iff `planes` sums to `procedureCalls`. False means a call was counted
+	* on no plane at all - which is a RESULT (a plane is missing from the
+	* instrument), not a failure, and it has to be visible to be read as one.
+	*/
+	planesExplainTotal: boolean(),
+	/**
 	* tRPC WebSocket connections opened during the window. NOT calls - the WS
-	* transport resolves one context per connection - but the number that says
-	* whether a plane this census cannot see was busy while HTTP was quiet.
+	* adapter resolves one context per connection - kept because a plane's call
+	* count of zero against 37 open connections says something different from a
+	* plane with no connections at all.
 	*/
 	wsConnections: number(),
+	/**
+	* Client frames the WS plane looked at. `wsMessages` far above
+	* `planes.ws + subscriptions` means most traffic is not operations
+	* (keepalives, connection params) - which is itself an answer.
+	*/
+	wsMessages: number(),
+	/**
+	* Subscription STARTS across every plane, excluded from `procedureCalls` on
+	* purpose: one live-events stream opened at boot and held for six hours is
+	* one subscription, and counting it as a call would let a quiet plane
+	* masquerade as the storm.
+	*/
+	subscriptions: number(),
+	/** `subscription.stop` frames. Starts minus stops is what is still open. */
+	subscriptionStops: number(),
 	distinctGroups: number(),
-	/** Calls counted in the totals whose group attribution was shed at the
-	*  cardinality bound. */
+	/**
+	* Operations counted in the totals whose CALLER attribution was shed at the
+	* cardinality bound. Unrelated to the `unknown` PLANE: these calls know
+	* which transport they arrived on, they just lost their group row.
+	*/
 	unattributedCalls: number(),
 	procedures: array(RequestCensusProcedureSchema).readonly(),
 	groups: array(RequestCensusGroupSchema).readonly()

package/dist/export-alexa.addon.mjs

@@ -26396,17 +26396,60 @@ var SetSiteLocationInputSchema = object({
 	longitude: number().min(-180).max(180)
 }).nullable();
 /**
-* One `(procedure, user-agent, ip, principal)` tuple of the HTTP request
+* The TRANSPORT a call arrived on.
+*
+* Every counted call carries exactly one of these, and `unknown` is a PLANE
+* rather than a gap: a plane that cannot attribute a call declares it here, so
+* the call lands in a named bucket instead of vanishing. `planes` summing to
+* `procedureCalls` is what makes "the sum of the planes explains the total"
+* checkable rather than asserted.
+*
+*  - `http`  — the Fastify tRPC plugin (`/trpc/*`), one context per request.
+*  - `ws`    — `applyWSSHandler`, counted per OPERATION rather than per
+*              connection; the viewer talks to the hub over `wsLink`
+*              exclusively, so this is the plane the HTTP census could not see.
+*  - `mesh`  — the in-process `$core-caps` bridge (`createCaller`), which
+*              never touches a socket and therefore never touched a census.
+*  - `unknown` — counted, plane undecidable. No hook produces it today, and
+*    that is exactly what its `0` asserts: every plane the hub has can name
+*    itself. It is an output bucket, never a knob — a call that arrives on a
+*    plane nobody instrumented lands here instead of vanishing from the total.
+*/
+var TransportPlaneSchema = _enum([
+	"http",
+	"ws",
+	"mesh",
+	"unknown"
+]);
+/**
+* Calls per plane. Every key is always present, `0` included — an absent plane
+* reads as "not instrumented", which is the one thing this census must never
+* make an operator wonder about.
+*/
+var TransportPlaneCountsSchema = object({
+	http: number(),
+	ws: number(),
+	mesh: number(),
+	unknown: number()
+});
+/**
+* One `(plane, procedure, user-agent, ip, principal)` tuple of the transport
 * census. `principal` is the DERIVED identity (`apocaliss92 (admin)`,
 * `scoped:1a2b3c4d (scoped-token)`, `anonymous`) that the tRPC error log
 * already prints - never a token, never an `Authorization` header.
+*
+* `subscriptions` is counted APART from `calls`: a subscription is opened once
+* and lives for hours, so folding it into a call count makes one long-lived
+* stream look like a storm.
 */
 var RequestCensusGroupSchema = object({
+	plane: TransportPlaneSchema,
 	procedure: string(),
 	userAgent: string(),
 	ip: string(),
 	principal: string(),
 	calls: number(),
+	subscriptions: number(),
 	perMin: number()
 });
 /**
@@ -26419,6 +26462,14 @@ var RequestCensusGroupSchema = object({
 var RequestCensusProcedureSchema = object({
 	procedure: string(),
 	calls: number(),
+	/**
+	* The same total, split by transport. THIS is the row that answers the
+	* question the census exists for: one look at `deviceManager.listAll` says
+	* which plane carried the 4 960, without joining two log lines by eye.
+	*/
+	planes: TransportPlaneCountsSchema,
+	/** Subscription STARTS on this procedure. Never folded into `calls`. */
+	subscriptions: number(),
 	perMin: number()
 });
 /**
@@ -26446,14 +26497,45 @@ var RequestCensusStatusSchema = object({
 	*/
 	procedureCalls: number(),
 	/**
+	* `procedureCalls` split by transport. The four keys sum to
+	* `procedureCalls` by construction - {@link RequestCensusSnapshotSchema}'s
+	* `planesExplainTotal` is that identity, checked rather than assumed.
+	*/
+	planes: TransportPlaneCountsSchema,
+	/**
+	* True iff `planes` sums to `procedureCalls`. False means a call was counted
+	* on no plane at all - which is a RESULT (a plane is missing from the
+	* instrument), not a failure, and it has to be visible to be read as one.
+	*/
+	planesExplainTotal: boolean(),
+	/**
 	* tRPC WebSocket connections opened during the window. NOT calls - the WS
-	* transport resolves one context per connection - but the number that says
-	* whether a plane this census cannot see was busy while HTTP was quiet.
+	* adapter resolves one context per connection - kept because a plane's call
+	* count of zero against 37 open connections says something different from a
+	* plane with no connections at all.
 	*/
 	wsConnections: number(),
+	/**
+	* Client frames the WS plane looked at. `wsMessages` far above
+	* `planes.ws + subscriptions` means most traffic is not operations
+	* (keepalives, connection params) - which is itself an answer.
+	*/
+	wsMessages: number(),
+	/**
+	* Subscription STARTS across every plane, excluded from `procedureCalls` on
+	* purpose: one live-events stream opened at boot and held for six hours is
+	* one subscription, and counting it as a call would let a quiet plane
+	* masquerade as the storm.
+	*/
+	subscriptions: number(),
+	/** `subscription.stop` frames. Starts minus stops is what is still open. */
+	subscriptionStops: number(),
 	distinctGroups: number(),
-	/** Calls counted in the totals whose group attribution was shed at the
-	*  cardinality bound. */
+	/**
+	* Operations counted in the totals whose CALLER attribution was shed at the
+	* cardinality bound. Unrelated to the `unknown` PLANE: these calls know
+	* which transport they arrived on, they just lost their group row.
+	*/
 	unattributedCalls: number(),
 	procedures: array(RequestCensusProcedureSchema).readonly(),
 	groups: array(RequestCensusGroupSchema).readonly()

package/package.json

@@ -1,6 +1,6 @@
 {
   "name": "@camstack/addon-export-alexa",
-  "version": "1.2.38",
+  "version": "1.2.39",
   "description": "Alexa Smart Home Skill export — hub-side OAuth provider + directive handler. The companion AWS Lambda forwards Alexa directives to this addon's /addon/export-alexa/directive endpoint.",
   "keywords": [
     "camstack",