@tapflowio/relay 0.17.0 → 0.19.0

package/README.md

@@ -6,7 +6,7 @@ Handles NAT traversal between browser clients and device agents, session routing
 
 ## Requirements
 
-- Node.js ≥ 20
+- Node.js ≥ 22
 
 ## Usage
 

package/dist/RelayServer.d.ts

@@ -1,4 +1,27 @@
 export declare function isExternalAddress(addr: string): boolean;
+/** Exported for the re-join test, which pins both edges of this window rather than hardcoding 500 —
+ *  a test carrying its own copy of the number passes when the constant moves, which is the drift the
+ *  wire-contract work keeps finding. Not re-exported from the package index. */
+export declare const IDR_REQUEST_THROTTLE_MS = 500;
+/**
+ * The owner key a connection speaks for, from the authenticated user and the client id it claimed.
+ *
+ * **Both halves, and a pure function so both can be tested.** The user id is what keeps a leaked client id
+ * useless to anyone else — without it this would be the relay's first ownership claim a caller can forge,
+ * where socket identity could not be. It comes from the cookie *or* the PAT: reading only the cookie would
+ * have made every agent and every non-browser client `anon:`, which is the population most likely to have
+ * its handshake URL end up in a reverse proxy's access log. The mint is what removes the fallback branch: a connection that
+ * claims nothing gets an identity of its own, which is per-socket, which is the behaviour ownership had
+ * before it moved off the socket.
+ *
+ * Exported for the test that holds the pairing. Inline in the handler it was unreachable without standing
+ * up an authenticated handshake, and a mutation dropping the user id survived the whole suite.
+ */
+export declare function ownerKeyFor(userId: number | string | undefined, claimed: string | null): {
+    key: string;
+    user: string;
+    minted: boolean;
+};
 export declare class RelayServer {
     private readonly options;
     private httpServer;
@@ -15,15 +38,50 @@ export declare class RelayServer {
     private purgeBuildsTimer;
     private flushResourcesTimer;
     private heartbeatTimer;
-    private wsAlive;
+    /**
+     * When each socket last answered a ping. WeakMap → no manual cleanup on close (GC handles it).
+     *
+     * **A timestamp, not the swept boolean it replaced.** That flag was set `false` for *every* socket at the
+     * start of each sweep and back to `true` only when the pong returned, so a perfectly healthy socket read
+     * as dead for the whole round trip — a normal state on a 30s cycle rather than an edge case. And the
+     * window is longest for exactly the socket that matters: video goes out on `browserSocket`, and the ping
+     * is written behind whatever is already queued there, so an external viewer's pong can take a second or
+     * two.
+     *
+     * That was invisible while the flag only decided termination, because a sweep that finds `false` has by
+     * definition already waited a full interval. Reading it to answer *"is this holder alive right now"* is
+     * what exposes it: occupancy would hand a live tester's session away, and `busy` would flash a device as
+     * free every 30 seconds — the dashboard polls every 5s and `disabled={isBusy}`, so the UI would open the
+     * button rather than a race being needed.
+     */
+    private lastPongAt;
+    /**
+     * Who each socket speaks for — `<userId>:<clientId>`, the key a session's ownership is compared against.
+     *
+     * **Two parts, and both are load-bearing.** The client id is supplied by the caller (`?client=`), so on
+     * its own it is the relay's first *forgeable* ownership claim: today's ownership is socket identity,
+     * which nothing can spoof. Binding it to the authenticated user — which `getAuth` already resolves at
+     * the handshake — keeps a leaked id useless to anyone else's account.
+     *
+     * **A connection that supplies no client id is given one**, rather than falling back to socket identity.
+     * There is deliberately no fallback branch: one model, and a client that does not identify itself gets an
+     * identity that happens to be per-socket, which is exactly today's behaviour.
+     */
+    private ownerKey;
     private dropHandlers;
     private audioDropHandlers;
     private droppers;
     private idrRequesters;
     private wsRoles;
+    /** Per-socket throttle state for `logInboundRejection`. A `WeakMap` so a closed socket's entry goes
+     *  with the socket — there is no cleanup to forget, unlike the maps keyed by session id nearby. */
+    private readonly rejectionLog;
+    private agentHolds;
+    private stopping;
     private wsExternal;
     private readonly backpressureBytes;
     private readonly screenshotTimeoutMs;
+    private readonly agentGraceMs;
     private readonly corsAllowed;
     private warnedProxyMisconfig;
     private pendingScreenshots;
@@ -43,6 +101,7 @@ export declare class RelayServer {
             cert: string;
             key: string;
         };
+        agentGraceMs?: number;
     });
     private registerRoutes;
     pushLog(msg: string): void;
@@ -50,20 +109,272 @@ export declare class RelayServer {
     stop(): Promise<void>;
     address(): string | import("net").AddressInfo | null;
     private runHeartbeat;
+    /**
+     * Has this socket answered recently enough to be treated as present?
+     *
+     * `1.5` intervals rather than one: a pong that arrives *during* a sweep must not be read as late, and a
+     * socket pinged at the end of one interval has until halfway through the next. The cost is that a
+     * genuinely dead socket is recognised in up to 45s instead of 30 — **and 45 seconds with no false
+     * negative beats 30 with one every cycle**, because a false negative here does not merely delay: it
+     * hands a live tester's session to whoever asked next.
+     */
+    private isAlive;
     updateTlsContext(material: {
         cert: string;
         key: string;
     }): void;
-    private makeIdrRequester;
+    /**
+     * Drop every per-session stream record keyed by this id.
+     *
+     * **Four maps that have to move together, called from four places that did not.** They were deleted
+     * inline in `session:end` and `session:leave` and nowhere else, so a session ending any other way —
+     * the agent going away, the idle timer, a device disappearing from a re-register — left all four
+     * behind for the life of the process.
+     *
+     * Pre-existing, and this slice is what makes it worth fixing here rather than filing: `idrRequesters`
+     * used to be populated only by the binary drop path, i.e. only under backpressure, and a re-join now
+     * creates an entry for any streaming session (#515). The leak went from rare to ordinary.
+     */
+    private forgetSessionStreamState;
+    /**
+     * Throttled callback asking the session's agent for an on-demand IDR (fast drop recovery); ignored by
+     * agents that don't support it.
+     *
+     * **One per session, and the construction is folded in here on purpose.** The throttle is `lastAt` in
+     * the closure, so a second requester for the same session is a second budget — which is what the
+     * `idrRequesters` map exists to prevent, and it prevented it only as long as every caller remembered
+     * to look the session up first. There are two callers now (the drop path and the re-join in
+     * `handleSessionStart`), and a separate `makeIdrRequester` was a factory either of them could reach
+     * past the map. Measured: calling it directly from one caller left every test green.
+     */
+    private idrRequester;
     private remoteAddressOf;
     private warnProxyMisconfigOnce;
     private handleConnection;
+    /**
+     * @param msg  what the door proved — see `parseInbound`. An Envelope-tier member arrives carrying
+     *             `type` and its correlators and nothing else, so a payload the parser did not check
+     *             cannot be read off it.
+     * @param raw  the frame as it arrived. Agent-origin messages are **forwarded as this**, so a field
+     *             a newer agent added survives a relay that does not know it — `z.object` strips, and
+     *             stripping is wrong in the one direction where the sender is the more recently
+     *             updated side. Browser-origin messages are forwarded as `msg` instead, so a key an attacker
+     *             appended does not survive. It is also where the two stored Envelope payloads come
+     *             from, which is the point: a value read off `raw` is one the parser did not vouch for.
+     */
+    /**
+     * Assign this socket's role if it does not have one, then refuse a message its role may not send.
+     *
+     * @returns `false` when the caller must stop — the socket was closed, or the frame is a failed
+     *          handshake that must not confer a role.
+     */
+    private settleRole;
+    /**
+     * What the door refused, said once and in a form an operator can act on.
+     *
+     * This is where `isAddressed` and `isCorrelated` ended up. Both were predicates whose whole
+     * observable output was a `console.warn` — an id-less request resolved no session and was dropped by
+     * the miss anyway — and the schemas now reject the same frames earlier, including the empty-string
+     * case a bare `z.string()` would have let through. What is new is that the log names the *field*:
+     * "requestId: Too small" instead of "dropped, cannot correlate a reply".
+     *
+     * Worth logging at all for the reason `isCorrelated` gave: the three places a bad frame can be
+     * dropped are otherwise silent, and an operator who upgrades the relay but not an independently
+     * installed `mcp-server` would watch commands do nothing with no trace.
+     *
+     * **Throttled per socket, and the "per socket" is the whole design.** A first draft wrote one line
+     * per rejected frame, on the direction a viewer with devtools controls and at the rate a gesture
+     * produces — the unbounded, attacker-driven log volume this file already refuses at
+     * `forwardUnacked`, with the reason written beside it. A single module-level timestamp would fix the
+     * volume and break the diagnostic: one noisy socket would silence the *other* socket's first bad
+     * frame, which is the skewed-client case the log exists for. So the state is keyed by socket, in a
+     * `WeakMap` that needs no cleanup, and **the first rejection from any socket is always written** —
+     * the one that names the skew is never the hundredth. What is dropped is only repetition, and the
+     * next line says how much.
+     *
+     * `unknown-type` stays at debug: eleven relay-produced literals land here whenever a client echoes
+     * one back, and none of them is a defect. It shares the throttle so turning debug on cannot
+     * reintroduce the volume.
+     */
+    private logInboundRejection;
     private route;
     private handleAgentResources;
+    /**
+     * Every message the relay *originates* goes through here. The union checks the shape where the
+     * literal is written — a mistyped `type`, a missing field or one that does not belong are all
+     * compile errors — and the readyState guard replaces the check that was repeated (and sometimes
+     * omitted) at each call site.
+     *
+     * Messages the relay merely *forwards* do not use this: they are re-serialised unchanged, so
+     * they keep their inbound type and there is nothing new to check.
+     */
+    private sendTo;
+    /**
+     * Settle every in-flight screenshot / UI-tree request belonging to these sessions. Both callers
+     * are moments where the agent that was going to answer them no longer exists — it disconnected,
+     * or it restarted and its session moved to the new process. Left alone these reject on their own
+     * timeout, minutes later, having told the caller nothing in between.
+     */
+    private rejectPending;
+    /**
+     * The agent's socket went away. Keep its sessions and wait for that agent to come back, instead
+     * of ending them here — a restarting agent registers about a second later, and until #426 stage 3
+     * the close always won that race, so a restart cost the tester their place.
+     *
+     * The sessions stay exactly where they are. They are NOT moved to a holding structure of their
+     * own: `getAgentSocketsByIdentity` finds the returning agent's previous socket by walking
+     * `sessions` and reading `agentSocket`, so a session parked anywhere else is a session that can
+     * never be reclaimed.
+     *
+     * @returns whether this was an agent socket, matching `evictAgentSocket`'s contract — the close
+     *   handler uses it to decide whether to keep looking.
+     */
+    private holdAgentSocket;
+    /** Stop waiting on a socket, whether or not anything was reclaimed from it. */
+    private releaseHold;
+    /**
+     * @param cause  `'disconnect'` — the socket closed. `'replaced'` — the same agent re-registered
+     *   and this is its previous socket. Only affects the log line: a restart otherwise reads as a
+     *   crash followed by a recovery, which is not what happened.
+     */
     private evictAgentSocket;
     private handleAgentRegister;
+    /** The only producer of `error` — all five exits below, and nothing else in the repo sends that message.
+     *
+     *  That is what makes the address possible rather than aspirational: `msg.sessionId` is narrowed to a
+     *  non-empty `string` by the door — the inbound schema, `isAddressed` before it — so every refusal can
+     *  name the join it refuses. Before
+     *  L5d they carried none, and the clients' join waiters matched `sessionId === undefined || sessionId ===
+     *  mine` — with no such key the left half was always true, so any refusal resolved any pending join. */
     private handleSessionStart;
+    /** Shut the device down because nobody is watching it any more. The idle timer's payload, hoisted out
+     *  of the close handler so the release loop there reads as one line per session. */
+    private idleShutdown;
+    /** Where a browser-role command can be dispatched, or what its sender needs to be told instead.
+     *
+     *  Three refusals used to be spread across seven `case` bodies as two conditions each, and the ownership
+     *  one was in none of them. Collapsed here so the set is decided once: a command reaches an agent only if
+     *  the session exists, **this socket holds it**, and the agent is connected. Anything else has prose the
+     *  caller can act on, and each case wraps that prose in the reply type its own waiter reads.
+     *
+     *  The two ownership strings are one reason with different prose, the treatment `#492` settled: telling a
+     *  caller the session is in use when it is idle steers it off a device it could have had.
+     */
+    private dispatchTarget;
+    /** `dispatchTarget` without the ownership clause: is there a session here, and is its agent listening?
+     *
+     *  **The name carries the omission because a doc block does not reach an autocomplete.** This is the
+     *  resolver a future handler must not pick by accident — it is the general-looking one and the unsafe
+     *  one at the same time, which is the pairing worth spelling out.
+     *
+     *  **Still here after #527, and this paragraph used to say it would not be.** It predicted that
+     *  answering "who may shut a device down" would move `device:shutdown` up to `dispatchTarget`. The
+     *  answer turned out to be a *different* gate rather than that one: `mayShutDown` refuses a session
+     *  another client holds and permits an unheld one, because the dashboard's unmount teardown races its
+     *  own viewer socket's close and an owns-it gate refuses the teardown whenever the close lands first —
+     *  leaving the device booted until the idle timer, which is the cost #527 was filed to avoid.
+     *
+     *  So the two are ordered rather than merged: `mayShutDown` decides *who*, this decides *whether it can
+     *  be delivered at all*, and without the second a shutdown addressed to a missing session or a closed
+     *  agent socket is dropped in silence and `mcp-server`'s caller burns a 30s deadline (#542).
+     *
+     *  The disclosure it was written to record stands: a caller that is not the holder still learns whether
+     *  a session id exists and whether its agent is up.
+     */
+    private reachableTargetWithoutOwnership;
+    /** Is `ws` the socket this session is bound to?
+     *
+     *  Until L5c the input path resolved the session and forwarded without asking. `clipboard:data` asks the
+     *  mirror-image question one branch up (`session?.agentSocket !== ws`) with the reason written beside it —
+     *  a second agent on the same relay must not address someone else's session — and the browser direction
+     *  had no equivalent. So any authenticated client that knew a session id could drive a device another
+     *  tester was looking at, and the agent's ack went to the session holder rather than to whoever asked.
+     *
+     *  An **unheld** session (no `browserSocket`, or one that has gone) is also not owned by the sender. That
+     *  is deliberate rather than incidental: it makes an input arriving inside the reconnect grace fail fast
+     *  instead of being applied to a device with nobody watching the result. */
+    private ownsSession;
+    /** Which owner this socket speaks for. Every connection has one — supplied or minted — so this never
+     *  answers `undefined` and two anonymous sockets can never match by both lacking an identity. */
+    private ownerOf;
+    /** The principal behind a socket — a user id, or `anon` for a connection carrying no cookie and no PAT. */
+    private userOf;
+    /** Everything the bind needs to record about who is joining.
+     *
+     *  **A socket with no record gets one of its own rather than a shared sentinel.** `handleConnection`
+     *  seeds every accepted connection before a message can arrive, so the fallback is unreachable today —
+     *  but a literal would make any two unseeded sockets *equal*, and equal keys pass `ownsSession` while
+     *  equal users pass `mayShutDown`'s same-principal exemption. That rests the whole ownership invariant
+     *  on one call site staying total, which is the shape of dependency the sentinel is supposed to remove.
+     *  Minting keeps the answer "this socket and no other"; storing it keeps repeat calls consistent, since
+     *  a fresh value each time would fail to recognise the very socket that bound the session. `minted` is
+     *  `false` deliberately — the legacy exemption exists for a client that identified itself with nothing,
+     *  not for one the relay failed to record. */
+    private ownerRecord;
+    /**
+     * May this socket shut the session's device down?
+     *
+     * **"Not someone else's" rather than "mine", and the difference is the reason #527 stayed open.** The
+     * dashboard's unmount teardown sends `device:shutdown` from one socket while another socket's `close`
+     * races it to the relay — two connections, no ordering — and if the close lands first the session is
+     * unheld. An owns-it gate refuses the teardown there, and the device stays booted until the five-minute
+     * idle timer: the path #527 named as the reason a gate could not be added at all.
+     *
+     * An unheld session therefore stays shutdownable by anyone authenticated, which is unchanged from today
+     * — this command has never had a gate — and is written down rather than implied. What changes is the
+     * case the issue is about: a device another tester is *holding* can no longer be powered off.
+     */
+    private mayShutDown;
+    /** Input that no ack answers: opening and move frames, rotation, the keyboard-forwarding toggle.
+     *
+     *  Dropped rather than refused when unowned, and that asymmetry with `handleAckedInput` is the whole
+     *  reason these have their own clause: refusing means answering, and there is no waiter here to answer.
+     *  `clipboard:data`'s silent `break` is the precedent that fits — a frame nobody is waiting on. */
+    private forwardUnacked;
+    /** The five inputs an ack answers, so the five that carry a required correlator.
+     *
+     *  Every exit answers the sender. That is the rule this method exists to hold: a request with a waiter on
+     *  a 2s deadline must not be dropped silently, because the caller's fallback reports silence from a
+     *  session that has never acked as **success** (#457) — so a silent drop here would report an input that
+     *  never left the relay as landed, which is worse than the misrouting it replaced. */
+    private handleAckedInput;
+    /**
+     * Tells the sender its payload was refused, in the shape that request's own waiter reads.
+     *
+     * **This is what keeps the door from turning an answered failure into silence.** Before it, a
+     * malformed `open-url` reached the agent and the agent's own guard answered `open-url:error`;
+     * `IOSAgent.ts` says so beside that guard, and names this validation as what would take it over.
+     * Taking the responsibility without taking the answer would have been a regression — worst on the
+     * inputs, and not obviously: `awaitInputAck` reports silence from a session that has never acked as
+     * **success** (#457), so a dropped `input:key` reads to an MCP caller as an input that landed.
+     *
+     * The address and the correlator come from the envelope, which `parseInbound` judges separately from
+     * the payload for exactly this reason — a frame with a good envelope carries everything a reply
+     * needs. `reason: 'malformed'` is not a new member; the input vocabulary already had it, and until
+     * now only agents produced it.
+     *
+     * No ownership check, deliberately: the reply goes to the socket that sent the frame and says only
+     * that its own message was malformed, so it discloses nothing about the session. Every other refusal
+     * in this file answers a question about the session's state and is gated for that reason.
+     */
+    private refuseMalformed;
+    /** Answers the sender in the shape its waiter is keyed on.
+     *
+     *  `input:type` needs `input:type-error`, not `input:error` — its waiters in `mcp-server` and
+     *  `flow-runner` match on the `input:type-*` pair and ignore an `input:error` entirely. That is why
+     *  adding `input:type` to the terminal set was never the fix for it, and answering it properly here is
+     *  closes the gap `relay/AGENTS.md` recorded: before L5c an `input:type` on an offline agent got nothing
+     *  and burned its caller's full deadline. */
+    private refuseInput;
+    /** Relay looks up file_path from DB and enriches it for the agent.
+     *
+     *  Every exit carries the request's `sessionId`, including the failures. A dashboard viewer holds
+     *  one session per socket, so an uncorrelated error still lands somewhere sensible — but an MCP
+     *  caller waits for the reply matching its own sessionId, so anything else is indistinguishable
+     *  from silence and it waits out the deadline (#445). `Session not found` is app-specific for the
+     *  same reason: a generic `error` cannot be correlated by construction. */
     private handleBrowserAppInstall;
+    /** Relay looks up bundle_id from DB. Same correlation rules as `handleBrowserAppInstall`. */
     private handleBrowserAppLaunch;
     private handleGetScreenshot;
     private handleGetUITree;

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