@torrent-tv/proxy 2.89.7 → 2.89.8

package/test/supply-margin.test.js

@@ -1,190 +1,190 @@
-/**
- * @file The margin and the buffer, checked against the session they were
- * derived from.
- *
- * The figures in these tests are the field measurements of 2026-08-17, so a
- * change that breaks the arithmetic fails against reality rather than against
- * an example someone invented.
- */
-
-import assert from "node:assert/strict";
-import test from "node:test";
-
-import { minimumBufferFrom, requiredSpeedFrom } from "../services/torrent/supply-margin.js";
-
-/**
- * Waits spaced by `intervalSec`, each lasting `waitSec`.
- *
- * @param {number} count
- * @param {number} intervalSec
- * @param {number} waitSec
- * @returns {Array<{ waitedMs: number, at: number }>}
- */
-function evenlySpaced(count, intervalSec, waitSec) {
-  const waits = [];
-  for (let index = 0; index < count; index += 1) {
-    waits.push({ waitedMs: waitSec * 1000, at: 1_000_000 + index * intervalSec * 1000 });
-  }
-  return waits;
-}
-
-test("the margin is what the supply's own interruptions demand", () => {
-  // The field torrent: waits of 1.49 s with 0.73 s of running between them, and
-  // the worst of them 3.16 s. Written out rather than generated, because the
-  // point of the test is that these exact spans give that exact answer.
-  const waits = [
-    { waitedMs: 1490, at: 1490 },   // 0.00..1.49
-    { waitedMs: 1490, at: 3710 },   // 2.22..3.71
-    { waitedMs: 1490, at: 5930 },   // 4.44..5.93
-    { waitedMs: 3160, at: 9820 },   // 6.66..9.82  ← the worst
-    { waitedMs: 1490, at: 12_040 }, // 10.55..12.04
-    { waitedMs: 1490, at: 14_260 }  // 12.77..14.26
-  ];
-
-  const answer = requiredSpeedFrom(waits);
-
-  assert.ok(answer);
-  assert.equal(answer.worstWaitSec, 3.16);
-  // 2.22 s from one wait's end to the next one's END, of which 1.49 s was spent
-  // waiting — so the encoder ran for 0.73 s. That running stretch is what the
-  // derivation calls T: `(v - 1) x T > W` prices what is GAINED between
-  // interruptions, and nothing is gained during one.
-  assert.ok(Math.abs(answer.medianIntervalSec - 0.73) < 0.001, `got ${answer.medianIntervalSec}`);
-  // THE SHARE OF ITS TIME THE SUPPLY LOST, over whole cycles: from the first
-  // interruption's start to the last one's, 12.77 s, of which 9.12 s was
-  // interruption. So the reading delivered for 3.65 s of every 12.77, and
-  // producing film at that share costs 1/(1 - 0.714) = 3.50x.
-  //
-  // The formula it replaced divided the WORST interruption by the TYPICAL gap —
-  // 1 + 3.16/0.73 = 5.33 — which asks what would happen if the worst recurred
-  // at the typical rate, a case that never occurred in this data, and which
-  // divides by a gap that goes to zero whenever interruptions arrive in a burst.
-  // Field 2026-09-08: 0.79 s over 0.01 s gave 158.60x on a file already
-  // downloaded whole, and every quality step was refused against it.
-  //
-  // The failure this file was written for is still caught: a step admitted at
-  // 1.5 ran at 1.05x and stalled, and 3.91x refuses 1.5 exactly as 5.33x did.
-  assert.ok(Math.abs(answer.lostShare - 0.7142) < 0.001, `got ${answer.lostShare}`);
-  assert.ok(Math.abs(answer.requiredSpeed - 3.4986) < 0.001, `got ${answer.requiredSpeed}`);
-});
-
-test("one stall seen by three readers is one interruption, not three", () => {
-  // The picture and two audio renditions walk the same file, so a piece that
-  // has not arrived blocks all three, and their waits end within milliseconds
-  // of each other. Field 2026-08-31: `worst wait 13.26s, one every 0.00s,
-  // 2 measured` produced a required speed of 4422.00x, and every quality step
-  // was refused against it.
-  const answer = requiredSpeedFrom([
-    { waitedMs: 13_260, at: 1_000_000 },
-    { waitedMs: 13_257, at: 1_000_003 }
-  ]);
-
-  // Two overlapping waits are one interruption, and one interruption shows no
-  // interval — so the honest answer is that it is not known yet.
-  assert.equal(answer, null);
-});
-
-test("overlapping waits merge, and the gap between stalls is what is left", () => {
-  const answer = requiredSpeedFrom([
-    // First stall: 10s..20s, noticed by two readers a moment apart.
-    { waitedMs: 10_000, at: 20_000 },
-    { waitedMs: 9_000, at: 19_500 },
-    // Second stall: 30s..34s, again seen twice.
-    { waitedMs: 4_000, at: 34_000 },
-    { waitedMs: 3_500, at: 33_800 }
-  ]);
-
-  assert.ok(answer);
-  assert.equal(answer.samples, 2, "two interruptions");
-  assert.equal(answer.waits, 4, "from four waits");
-  assert.equal(answer.worstWaitSec, 10, "the merged stall, not one reader's view of it");
-  assert.equal(answer.medianIntervalSec, 10, "20s to 30s is when the encoder ran");
-  // One whole cycle: 10 s to 30 s, of which the 10 s interruption is half. The
-  // supply delivered for the other half, so a step must run at twice realtime.
-  assert.equal(answer.spanSec, 20);
-  assert.equal(answer.lostSec, 10);
-  assert.equal(answer.requiredSpeed, 2);
-});
-
-test("a copy at 8x clears its own supply with room to spare", () => {
-  // The same file's copied stream: waits up to 4.82 s, and it never stalled.
-  const waits = evenlySpaced(6, 15.5, 4.82);
-  const answer = requiredSpeedFrom(waits);
-  assert.ok(answer);
-  // Waits end 15.5 s apart and last 4.82 s, so the supply delivers for 10.68 s
-  // of every 15.5: 0.311 of its time lost, and 1/(1 - 0.311) = 1.45 against the
-  // 8x measured. Which is why a copy is the step a stranded viewer is always
-  // able to return to.
-  assert.ok(answer.requiredSpeed < 1.5, `got ${answer.requiredSpeed}`);
-});
-
-test("with too little evidence it says so instead of inventing a number", () => {
-  assert.equal(requiredSpeedFrom([]), null);
-  assert.equal(requiredSpeedFrom([{ waitedMs: 1500, at: 1 }]), null, "one wait shows no interval");
-  assert.equal(requiredSpeedFrom(null), null);
-  // Every wait at the same instant: no interval was observed, so no interval
-  // may be stated.
-  assert.equal(
-    requiredSpeedFrom([
-      { waitedMs: 1000, at: 5 },
-      { waitedMs: 1000, at: 5 }
-    ]),
-    null
-  );
-});
-
-test("readings that are not measurements are ignored, not averaged in", () => {
-  const answer = requiredSpeedFrom([
-    { waitedMs: 0, at: 1000 },
-    { waitedMs: Number.NaN, at: 2000 },
-    { waitedMs: 1000, at: 3000 },
-    { waitedMs: 2000, at: 5000 },
-    { waitedMs: 1500, at: 7000 }
-  ]);
-  assert.ok(answer);
-  assert.equal(answer.waits, 3, "only the three real waits count");
-});
-
-test("the buffer is one segment plus the worst interruption, and names which", () => {
-  const answer = minimumBufferFrom({
-    segmentSeconds: 4,
-    worstSupplyWaitSec: 3.16,
-    worstProductionGapSec: 1.2,
-    worstTransferSec: 0.066
-  });
-  assert.ok(answer);
-  assert.equal(answer.seconds, 7.16, "7.16 s against the 25 s that was chosen by hand");
-  assert.equal(answer.from, "supply");
-});
-
-test("a step that cannot keep up sets the buffer itself", () => {
-  const answer = minimumBufferFrom({
-    segmentSeconds: 4,
-    worstSupplyWaitSec: 1.4,
-    worstProductionGapSec: 6.5,
-    worstTransferSec: 0.05
-  });
-  assert.equal(answer.seconds, 10.5);
-  assert.equal(answer.from, "production", "the encoder, not the swarm, is what the viewer is waiting for");
-});
-
-test("a term with nothing observed contributes nothing", () => {
-  const answer = minimumBufferFrom({ segmentSeconds: 4 });
-  assert.equal(answer.seconds, 4, "one whole segment is the floor: the one being played");
-  assert.equal(answer.from, "none");
-  assert.equal(minimumBufferFrom({}), null, "without a segment duration nothing can be said");
-  assert.equal(minimumBufferFrom({ segmentSeconds: 0 }), null);
-});
-
-test("a supply that delivered for a sliver of the time asks for what it measured, uncut", () => {
-  // Two stalls of 99.9 s with 0.1 s of delivery between them: the share lost is
-  // 0.999, and the speed asked for is a thousand times realtime. A cap at a
-  // chosen 0.99 used to report a hundred.
-  const answer = requiredSpeedFrom([
-    { waitedMs: 99_900, at: 99_900 },
-    { waitedMs: 99_900, at: 199_900 }
-  ]);
-  assert.ok(answer);
-  assert.ok(Math.abs(answer.lostShare - 0.999) < 1e-9, `got ${answer.lostShare}`);
-  assert.ok(Math.abs(answer.requiredSpeed - 1000) < 1e-6, `got ${answer.requiredSpeed}`);
-});
+/**
+ * @file The margin and the buffer, checked against the session they were
+ * derived from.
+ *
+ * The figures in these tests are the field measurements of 2026-08-17, so a
+ * change that breaks the arithmetic fails against reality rather than against
+ * an example someone invented.
+ */
+
+import assert from "node:assert/strict";
+import test from "node:test";
+
+import { minimumBufferFrom, requiredSpeedFrom } from "../services/torrent/supply-margin.js";
+
+/**
+ * Waits spaced by `intervalSec`, each lasting `waitSec`.
+ *
+ * @param {number} count
+ * @param {number} intervalSec
+ * @param {number} waitSec
+ * @returns {Array<{ waitedMs: number, at: number }>}
+ */
+function evenlySpaced(count, intervalSec, waitSec) {
+  const waits = [];
+  for (let index = 0; index < count; index += 1) {
+    waits.push({ waitedMs: waitSec * 1000, at: 1_000_000 + index * intervalSec * 1000 });
+  }
+  return waits;
+}
+
+test("the margin is what the supply's own interruptions demand", () => {
+  // The field torrent: waits of 1.49 s with 0.73 s of running between them, and
+  // the worst of them 3.16 s. Written out rather than generated, because the
+  // point of the test is that these exact spans give that exact answer.
+  const waits = [
+    { waitedMs: 1490, at: 1490 },   // 0.00..1.49
+    { waitedMs: 1490, at: 3710 },   // 2.22..3.71
+    { waitedMs: 1490, at: 5930 },   // 4.44..5.93
+    { waitedMs: 3160, at: 9820 },   // 6.66..9.82  ← the worst
+    { waitedMs: 1490, at: 12_040 }, // 10.55..12.04
+    { waitedMs: 1490, at: 14_260 }  // 12.77..14.26
+  ];
+
+  const answer = requiredSpeedFrom(waits);
+
+  assert.ok(answer);
+  assert.equal(answer.worstWaitSec, 3.16);
+  // 2.22 s from one wait's end to the next one's END, of which 1.49 s was spent
+  // waiting — so the encoder ran for 0.73 s. That running stretch is what the
+  // derivation calls T: `(v - 1) x T > W` prices what is GAINED between
+  // interruptions, and nothing is gained during one.
+  assert.ok(Math.abs(answer.medianIntervalSec - 0.73) < 0.001, `got ${answer.medianIntervalSec}`);
+  // THE SHARE OF ITS TIME THE SUPPLY LOST, over whole cycles: from the first
+  // interruption's start to the last one's, 12.77 s, of which 9.12 s was
+  // interruption. So the reading delivered for 3.65 s of every 12.77, and
+  // producing film at that share costs 1/(1 - 0.714) = 3.50x.
+  //
+  // The formula it replaced divided the WORST interruption by the TYPICAL gap —
+  // 1 + 3.16/0.73 = 5.33 — which asks what would happen if the worst recurred
+  // at the typical rate, a case that never occurred in this data, and which
+  // divides by a gap that goes to zero whenever interruptions arrive in a burst.
+  // Field 2026-09-08: 0.79 s over 0.01 s gave 158.60x on a file already
+  // downloaded whole, and every quality step was refused against it.
+  //
+  // The failure this file was written for is still caught: a step admitted at
+  // 1.5 ran at 1.05x and stalled, and 3.91x refuses 1.5 exactly as 5.33x did.
+  assert.ok(Math.abs(answer.lostShare - 0.7142) < 0.001, `got ${answer.lostShare}`);
+  assert.ok(Math.abs(answer.requiredSpeed - 3.4986) < 0.001, `got ${answer.requiredSpeed}`);
+});
+
+test("one stall seen by three readers is one interruption, not three", () => {
+  // The picture and two audio renditions walk the same file, so a piece that
+  // has not arrived blocks all three, and their waits end within milliseconds
+  // of each other. Field 2026-08-31: `worst wait 13.26s, one every 0.00s,
+  // 2 measured` produced a required speed of 4422.00x, and every quality step
+  // was refused against it.
+  const answer = requiredSpeedFrom([
+    { waitedMs: 13_260, at: 1_000_000 },
+    { waitedMs: 13_257, at: 1_000_003 }
+  ]);
+
+  // Two overlapping waits are one interruption, and one interruption shows no
+  // interval — so the honest answer is that it is not known yet.
+  assert.equal(answer, null);
+});
+
+test("overlapping waits merge, and the gap between stalls is what is left", () => {
+  const answer = requiredSpeedFrom([
+    // First stall: 10s..20s, noticed by two readers a moment apart.
+    { waitedMs: 10_000, at: 20_000 },
+    { waitedMs: 9_000, at: 19_500 },
+    // Second stall: 30s..34s, again seen twice.
+    { waitedMs: 4_000, at: 34_000 },
+    { waitedMs: 3_500, at: 33_800 }
+  ]);
+
+  assert.ok(answer);
+  assert.equal(answer.samples, 2, "two interruptions");
+  assert.equal(answer.waits, 4, "from four waits");
+  assert.equal(answer.worstWaitSec, 10, "the merged stall, not one reader's view of it");
+  assert.equal(answer.medianIntervalSec, 10, "20s to 30s is when the encoder ran");
+  // One whole cycle: 10 s to 30 s, of which the 10 s interruption is half. The
+  // supply delivered for the other half, so a step must run at twice realtime.
+  assert.equal(answer.spanSec, 20);
+  assert.equal(answer.lostSec, 10);
+  assert.equal(answer.requiredSpeed, 2);
+});
+
+test("a copy at 8x clears its own supply with room to spare", () => {
+  // The same file's copied stream: waits up to 4.82 s, and it never stalled.
+  const waits = evenlySpaced(6, 15.5, 4.82);
+  const answer = requiredSpeedFrom(waits);
+  assert.ok(answer);
+  // Waits end 15.5 s apart and last 4.82 s, so the supply delivers for 10.68 s
+  // of every 15.5: 0.311 of its time lost, and 1/(1 - 0.311) = 1.45 against the
+  // 8x measured. Which is why a copy is the step a stranded viewer is always
+  // able to return to.
+  assert.ok(answer.requiredSpeed < 1.5, `got ${answer.requiredSpeed}`);
+});
+
+test("with too little evidence it says so instead of inventing a number", () => {
+  assert.equal(requiredSpeedFrom([]), null);
+  assert.equal(requiredSpeedFrom([{ waitedMs: 1500, at: 1 }]), null, "one wait shows no interval");
+  assert.equal(requiredSpeedFrom(null), null);
+  // Every wait at the same instant: no interval was observed, so no interval
+  // may be stated.
+  assert.equal(
+    requiredSpeedFrom([
+      { waitedMs: 1000, at: 5 },
+      { waitedMs: 1000, at: 5 }
+    ]),
+    null
+  );
+});
+
+test("readings that are not measurements are ignored, not averaged in", () => {
+  const answer = requiredSpeedFrom([
+    { waitedMs: 0, at: 1000 },
+    { waitedMs: Number.NaN, at: 2000 },
+    { waitedMs: 1000, at: 3000 },
+    { waitedMs: 2000, at: 5000 },
+    { waitedMs: 1500, at: 7000 }
+  ]);
+  assert.ok(answer);
+  assert.equal(answer.waits, 3, "only the three real waits count");
+});
+
+test("the buffer is one segment plus the worst interruption, and names which", () => {
+  const answer = minimumBufferFrom({
+    segmentSeconds: 4,
+    worstSupplyWaitSec: 3.16,
+    worstProductionGapSec: 1.2,
+    worstTransferSec: 0.066
+  });
+  assert.ok(answer);
+  assert.equal(answer.seconds, 7.16, "7.16 s against the 25 s that was chosen by hand");
+  assert.equal(answer.from, "supply");
+});
+
+test("a step that cannot keep up sets the buffer itself", () => {
+  const answer = minimumBufferFrom({
+    segmentSeconds: 4,
+    worstSupplyWaitSec: 1.4,
+    worstProductionGapSec: 6.5,
+    worstTransferSec: 0.05
+  });
+  assert.equal(answer.seconds, 10.5);
+  assert.equal(answer.from, "production", "the encoder, not the swarm, is what the viewer is waiting for");
+});
+
+test("a term with nothing observed contributes nothing", () => {
+  const answer = minimumBufferFrom({ segmentSeconds: 4 });
+  assert.equal(answer.seconds, 4, "one whole segment is the floor: the one being played");
+  assert.equal(answer.from, "none");
+  assert.equal(minimumBufferFrom({}), null, "without a segment duration nothing can be said");
+  assert.equal(minimumBufferFrom({ segmentSeconds: 0 }), null);
+});
+
+test("a supply that delivered for a sliver of the time asks for what it measured, uncut", () => {
+  // Two stalls of 99.9 s with 0.1 s of delivery between them: the share lost is
+  // 0.999, and the speed asked for is a thousand times realtime. A cap at a
+  // chosen 0.99 used to report a hundred.
+  const answer = requiredSpeedFrom([
+    { waitedMs: 99_900, at: 99_900 },
+    { waitedMs: 99_900, at: 199_900 }
+  ]);
+  assert.ok(answer);
+  assert.ok(Math.abs(answer.lostShare - 0.999) < 1e-9, `got ${answer.lostShare}`);
+  assert.ok(Math.abs(answer.requiredSpeed - 1000) < 1e-6, `got ${answer.requiredSpeed}`);
+});