@hile/micro-dynamic-configs 4.0.4 → 4.0.6

package/AI.md

@@ -105,6 +105,42 @@ for await (const chunk of stream) {
 }
 ```
 
+Streaming request body with a normal response:
+
+```ts
+// src/messages/upload.msg.ts
+import { defineMicroMessage } from '@hile/micro'
+
+export default defineMicroMessage(async ({ data, input, invocation }) => {
+  if (!input) throw new Error('upload body is required')
+
+  let bytes = 0
+  for await (const chunk of input) bytes += Buffer.byteLength(chunk)
+
+  return {
+    filename: data.filename,
+    bytes,
+    requestId: invocation.context.values.requestId,
+  }
+})
+```
+
+```ts
+import { createReadStream } from 'node:fs'
+
+const result = await app.call(
+  'example.service',
+  '/upload',
+  { filename: 'archive.tar' },
+  { context, input: createReadStream('/tmp/archive.tar') },
+)
+```
+
+If no structured metadata is needed, pass an `AsyncIterable`, `Uint8Array`, or
+`ArrayBuffer` directly as `data`; Hile sends it as the request input stream and
+the handler receives `data === undefined`. `app.stream()` accepts the same
+request input forms when both request and response need to stream.
+
 Custom WebSocket modem:
 
 ```ts
@@ -128,6 +164,68 @@ class RpcWs extends MessageWs {
 
 Notice that `request()` returns a `Promise<T>`. Await it directly.
 
+## Stream Wire Model
+
+One request ID owns the structured request and both optional stream directions:
+
+```ts
+type RequestFrame = {
+  id: number
+  mode: MESSAGE_MODEM_TYPE.REQUEST
+  twoway: boolean
+  data?: unknown
+  streams?: {
+    input?: true
+    output?: { window?: number }
+  }
+}
+
+type StreamDataFrame = {
+  id: number
+  mode: MESSAGE_MODEM_TYPE.STREAM_DATA
+  twoway: false
+  data: {
+    direction: 'input' | 'output'
+    seq: number
+    payload?: unknown
+    final: boolean
+    status?: string | number
+    message?: string
+  }
+}
+
+type StreamCreditFrame = {
+  id: number
+  mode: MESSAGE_MODEM_TYPE.STREAM_CREDIT
+  twoway: false
+  data: {
+    direction: 'input' | 'output'
+    seq: number
+    window?: number
+  }
+}
+
+type StreamCancelFrame = {
+  id: number
+  mode: MESSAGE_MODEM_TYPE.STREAM_CANCEL
+  twoway: false
+  data: {
+    direction: 'input' | 'output'
+    status?: string | number
+    message?: string
+  }
+}
+```
+
+`data` is the structured message payload; stream chunks never get embedded in
+it. The request frame declares the active directions, and every later stream
+frame reuses the request ID. Input and output sequence numbers, credits, and
+cancellation are independent.
+
+A non-final stream frame must carry a payload other than `null` or `undefined`.
+Node `Readable` reserves those values for its own end/no-op semantics, so Hile
+rejects them instead of silently losing a credit or ending a stream early.
+
 ## Use When
 
 Use the message packages for request/response messaging over WebSocket, process IPC, worker threads, file-system message handlers, service discovery, streaming RPC, and registry-backed pub/sub.
@@ -135,6 +233,7 @@ Use the message packages for request/response messaging over WebSocket, process
 ## Do Not Use When
 
 - Do not use `stream()` for normal single-result calls.
+- Do not enable retries for a streamed request input. Input streams are consumed once and cannot be replayed safely.
 - Do not rely on message IDs for business idempotency. They are transport IDs.
 - Use `defineMicroMessage()` for Micro business handlers; reserve generic `defineMessage()` for transport-neutral loaders.
 - Do not pass zero, fractional, non-finite, or oversized message timeouts. Explicit timeout values must be safe integers from `1` through `2_147_483_647` milliseconds.
@@ -169,14 +268,24 @@ import { MessageWorkerThread } from '@hile/message-worker-thread'
 - `MessageLoader` maps `*.msg.*` files to routes using `@hile/loader`.
 - `MessageLoader.dispatch(path, data, extras?)` invokes the matched handler.
 - `MessageModem._send()` returns a `Promise`.
+- `_send()` and `_stream()` accept `options.input` as an `AsyncIterable`, `Uint8Array`, or `ArrayBuffer`. Passing one of those values directly as `data` automatically selects request streaming and leaves the handler's structured `data` undefined.
 - `MessageModem._send()` and `_push()` use a `30_000` ms timeout when none is provided. An explicit timeout must be a safe integer from `1` through `2_147_483_647`; invalid values throw `TypeError` before a message is sent.
 - `MessageModem._stream()` returns a Node `Readable` in object mode.
-- Stream `timeout` and `idleTimeout` values use the same `1` through `2_147_483_647` ms range. The stream `window` must be a safe integer from `1` through `64` and defaults to `1`.
+- Stream `timeout` and `idleTimeout` values use the same `1` through `2_147_483_647` ms range. Idle timeout is refreshed by valid input or output stream activity. The response stream `window` must be a safe integer from `1` through `64` and defaults to `1`; request input uses receiver-issued credit with a window of `1`.
 - Each modem schedules request, total-stream, and idle-stream deadlines through one internal deadline scheduler. This reduces active Node.js timers without changing timeout, cancellation, ordering, or error semantics.
-- `@hile/message-ws` keeps public `decodeMessageFrame()` payloads isolated from caller-owned input by default. Its owned WebSocket `RawData` path uses a zero-copy binary Flight payload view internally.
+- Request and response chunks share `STREAM_DATA` frames and carry an explicit `direction: 'input' | 'output'`; each direction has independent sequence and credit state. `STREAM_CANCEL` stops one direction. A cancel carrying `status` fails the owning request immediately; `ABORT` cancels the whole invocation.
+- This frame model replaces the former response-only `stream`, `streamVersion`, and `streamWindow` fields. All peers on one transport connection must use compatible `@hile/message-modem` and transport package versions; do not mix old and new peers during a rolling deployment.
+- `@hile/message-ws` sends `Uint8Array` and `ArrayBuffer` request and response chunks as native binary frames rather than JSON/base64. Public `decodeMessageFrame()` payloads remain isolated from caller-owned input by default; the owned WebSocket `RawData` path uses a zero-copy binary view internally.
+- `@hile/message-ipc` transparently Base64-wraps only binary `STREAM_DATA` payloads so request and response streams survive Node child-process IPC's default JSON serialization. Other IPC frames keep their ordinary object representation.
 - A stream request requires `exec()` to return an async iterable.
-- `Application.call(namespace, url, data, options)` requires `options.context` and returns a promise.
-- `Application.stream(namespace, url, data, options)` requires `options.context` and returns a readable stream.
+- `defineMicroMessage()` handlers receive request streams as `input: Readable | undefined`, separately from structured `data` and `invocation`.
+- `Application.call(namespace, url, data, options)` requires `options.context` and returns a promise. It accepts `options.input` for a streamed request with a normal response.
+- `Application.stream(namespace, url, data, options)` requires `options.context` and returns a readable response stream; it can carry a request input stream at the same time.
+- `Application.call()` and `Application.stream()` may target the application's own namespace. Self calls use the same Registry-discovered WebSocket and modem protocol as remote calls, so Context validation, request and response streams, cancellation, timeout, retry, circuit-breaker, and backpressure behavior stay uniform; business handlers do not need a local-call branch.
+- A peer address (`host:port`) is the routing and reuse identity, not an individual WebSocket identity. If both peers dial each other concurrently, including an application dialing itself, the server preserves both physical connections while they are active instead of replacing a connection that may carry an in-flight request. Later calls still reuse the cached peer connection.
+- This connection bookkeeping does not add or change wire frames; request, response, stream, credit, cancel, and abort protocol fields remain unchanged.
+- `Application.call()` and `Application.stream()` default retries to `0` when request input is streamed. Explicit nonzero retries fail before service discovery because streamed input is non-replayable.
+- A caller-owned request input source failure is surfaced as `MessageInputError`, aborts the peer invocation, and is not counted against that peer's circuit-breaker health.
 - `Application.publish(topic, payload)` returns an object with `update()` and `unpublish()`.
 - `Application.subscribe(topic, callback)` returns an unsubscribe function.
 - `Registry` stores service addresses and retained config/topic state under `~/.registry`.
@@ -185,6 +294,8 @@ import { MessageWorkerThread } from '@hile/message-worker-thread'
 
 - Appending a secondary response getter to `client.request('/x', data)`
 - Returning a plain object from a handler called through `stream()`.
+- Retrying a consumed request stream or hiding it inside a replay-unsafe factory.
+- Branching business code on whether a Micro target namespace is local or remote.
 - Using pub/sub as a durable queue.
 - Forgetting to register `shutdown(await app.listen(...))`.
 
@@ -192,7 +303,10 @@ import { MessageWorkerThread } from '@hile/message-worker-thread'
 
 - Micro message files default-export `defineMicroMessage(...)` and receive `invocation.context`.
 - RPC callers use `await app.call(..., { context })`.
+- Same-namespace `call()` and `stream()` use normal Registry discovery, while `streamPeer()` keeps its exact-address selection; all three use the normal WebSocket/modem transport path and callers do not branch on locality.
 - Streaming handlers are async generators.
+- Request-stream handlers consume `input` and callers either pass `options.input` alongside metadata or pass a stream directly as `data`.
+- Streamed request calls do not configure nonzero retries.
 - Custom modem timeout values use the documented safe-integer range.
 - Registry is started before application nodes need discovery.
 - Micro apps use stable namespaces and advertise reachable hosts.
@@ -287,6 +401,7 @@ Use this recipe when config changes should persist to Redis and be pushed throug
 - Do not assume `@hile/http` Zod validation mutates or coerces `ctx.query`, `ctx.params`, or `ctx.request.body`.
 - Do not put reusable business logic only in controllers, pages, queue workers, or message handlers.
 - Do not use old message examples that append a secondary response getter; current request APIs return promises directly.
+- Do not invent service-specific HTTP-in-Micro envelopes or Base64 file bodies; use `@hile/http-over-micro` and its request/response streams.
 - Do not claim exactly-once delivery or execution from Redis locks, queues, idempotency, or rate limits.
 - Do not use queue `jobId` as the only side-effect idempotency boundary.
 - Do not log the entire async context by default.

package/README.md

@@ -72,12 +72,15 @@ const result = await app.call('example.service', '/ping', { hello: 'world' }, {
 ## Boundaries
 
 - Do not use `stream()` for normal single-result calls.
+- Do not enable retries for a streamed request input. Input streams are consumed once and cannot be replayed safely.
 - Do not rely on message IDs for business idempotency. They are transport IDs.
 - Use `defineMicroMessage()` for Micro business handlers; reserve generic `defineMessage()` for transport-neutral loaders.
 - Do not pass zero, fractional, non-finite, or oversized message timeouts. Explicit timeout values must be safe integers from `1` through `2_147_483_647` milliseconds.
 
 - Appending a secondary response getter to `client.request('/x', data)`
 - Returning a plain object from a handler called through `stream()`.
+- Retrying a consumed request stream or hiding it inside a replay-unsafe factory.
+- Branching business code on whether a Micro target namespace is local or remote.
 - Using pub/sub as a durable queue.
 - Forgetting to register `shutdown(await app.listen(...))`.
 
@@ -85,7 +88,10 @@ const result = await app.call('example.service', '/ping', { hello: 'world' }, {
 
 - Micro message files default-export `defineMicroMessage(...)` and receive `invocation.context`.
 - RPC callers use `await app.call(..., { context })`.
+- Same-namespace `call()` and `stream()` use normal Registry discovery, while `streamPeer()` keeps its exact-address selection; all three use the normal WebSocket/modem transport path and callers do not branch on locality.
 - Streaming handlers are async generators.
+- Request-stream handlers consume `input` and callers either pass `options.input` alongside metadata or pass a stream directly as `data`.
+- Streamed request calls do not configure nonzero retries.
 - Custom modem timeout values use the documented safe-integer range.
 - Registry is started before application nodes need discovery.
 - Micro apps use stable namespaces and advertise reachable hosts.

package/package.json

@@ -1,6 +1,6 @@
 {
   "name": "@hile/micro-dynamic-configs",
-  "version": "4.0.4",
+  "version": "4.0.6",
   "type": "module",
   "main": "./dist/index.js",
   "scripts": {
@@ -23,10 +23,10 @@
     "vitest": "^4.0.18"
   },
   "dependencies": {
-    "@hile/ioredis": "^4.0.1",
-    "@hile/micro": "^4.0.4",
+    "@hile/ioredis": "^4.0.2",
+    "@hile/micro": "^4.0.6",
     "ioredis": "^5.11.0",
     "zod": "^4.4.3"
   },
-  "gitHead": "c89cb395e014c1973dcc0053a533cfea039a91fe"
+  "gitHead": "f845e0eb6a9d56ef72d2305624ad44abcdff5063"
 }