alexandr 0.1.2 → 0.2.0
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- package/README.md +5 -3
- package/package.json +1 -1
- package/src/link.js +89 -7
package/README.md
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@@ -25,9 +25,11 @@ never prompt (`up` stays an idempotent restart).
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Sign-in comes right after the questions: every runtime is linked to an alexandr
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account before it serves anyone, and the entitlement gate fires **before anything
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touches the system** — an account that may not register walks away from a box
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holding three text files, not a Docker install. On a
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holding three text files, not a Docker install. On a **headless server** the CLI
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uses the device flow: it shows a short code + link, you confirm from any browser
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on any device (no tunnels, no port forwarding), and the terminal continues by
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itself. On a desktop it asks before opening your browser for the instant
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loopback hand-off.
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Only after sign-in does `up` handle dependencies: on a fresh **Linux** server,
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when Docker or Compose v2 is missing it offers to install them right there
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package/package.json
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package/src/link.js
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import os from "node:os";
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import crypto from "node:crypto";
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import readline from "node:readline";
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import { log, dim, bold, cyan, fail, step, ok, warn, openURL } from "./util.js";
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import { log, dim, bold, cyan, fail, step, ok, warn, openURL, sleep } from "./util.js";
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import { resolveInstance, isMaterialized, readEnv, kernelPort, setEnv } from "./instance.js";
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import { kernelUrl, health, waitPosture } from "./probe.js";
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import { compose, exec } from "./docker.js";
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ok(`Linked. This runtime signs in with your alexandr account — open it in the Alexandr app (your account: ${APP_URL}/account).`);
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}
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/** The
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* fails the process on any break in the chain. Exported for `up`'s revoked-recovery lane.
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/** The account-link ceremony + registration. Writes the .env credential trio on success;
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* fails the process on any break in the chain. Exported for `up`'s revoked-recovery lane.
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* Two grant shapes, one registration: the DEVICE flow on headless machines (a short code
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* confirmed from any browser — no tunnel), the instant loopback PKCE redirect on desktops. */
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export async function runLinkCeremony(inst, flags) {
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// The URL the CP records + the SSO handoff redirects back to. --domain (or a domain already in
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// .env) for a publicly-reachable box; otherwise the loopback kernel URL (fine for a box you open
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(readEnv(inst.dir).ALEXANDR_WORKSPACE_NAME || "").trim() ||
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"My self-hosted workspace";
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step(`Link ${boxUrl} to your alexandr account`);
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let sessionToken;
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if (useDeviceFlow()) {
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try {
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sessionToken = await deviceGrantToken(boxUrl, name, "link");
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} catch (e) {
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fail(`Link aborted: ${e.message}`);
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}
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} else {
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sessionToken = await loopbackGrantToken({ boxUrl, name, domain });
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}
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await registerAndPersist(inst, { boxUrl, name, sessionToken });
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}
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/** The DESKTOP grant — OAuth authorization-code + PKCE against a loopback redirect the
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* browser on THIS machine can reach. Returns the short-lived session token. */
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async function loopbackGrantToken({ boxUrl, name, domain }) {
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// PKCE (S256) + a CSRF state for the loopback redirect.
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const verifier = b64url(crypto.randomBytes(32));
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const challenge = b64url(crypto.createHash("sha256").update(verifier).digest());
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step(`Link ${boxUrl} to your alexandr account`);
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await presentAuthUrl(authUrl, { port, domain });
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let cb;
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if (!tok.data?.token) {
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fail(`Link failed: could not exchange the authorization code (${tok.error ?? "malformed response"}).`);
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}
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return tok.data.token;
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}
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/**
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* The HEADLESS ceremony — the device-authorization flow (RFC 8628 shape), because a remote
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* box can't receive a loopback redirect and making the user build an ssh tunnel for a
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* sign-in was backwards. The CLI mints a grant, shows a short code + URL (any browser on
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* any device), and polls until the signed-in owner confirms. Throws on fatal (the caller
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* decides between fail() and best-effort skip); network blips just keep polling.
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*/
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async function deviceGrantToken(host, name, intent) {
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const mint = await postJson(`${CP_URL}/cli-auth/device`, { host, name, intent });
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if (!mint.data?.deviceCode || !mint.data?.userCode) {
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throw new Error(`couldn't start the sign-in (${mint.error ?? "malformed response"}).`);
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}
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const { deviceCode, userCode, expiresIn = 600, interval = 3 } = mint.data;
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log("");
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step("Open this link on any device — your computer or your phone — and confirm the code:");
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log(` ${cyan(`${APP_URL}/cli-auth?code=${encodeURIComponent(userCode)}`)}`);
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log("");
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log(` Code: ${bold(userCode)}`);
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log("");
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log(dim(` (waiting for the confirmation — ${Math.round(expiresIn / 60)} minutes; this updates by itself)`));
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const deadline = Date.now() + expiresIn * 1000;
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while (Date.now() < deadline) {
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await sleep(interval * 1000);
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const res = await postJson(`${CP_URL}/cli-auth/device/token`, { deviceCode });
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if (res.data?.token) return res.data.token;
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if (res.data?.status === "pending") continue;
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if (res.error?.startsWith("HTTP")) throw new Error(`the sign-in was rejected (${res.error}).`);
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// Network blip — keep polling until the code's own deadline.
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}
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throw new Error("the code expired before it was confirmed — run the command again.");
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}
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/** Which ceremony fits this machine: the device flow wherever a local browser can't
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* ALEXANDR_DEVICE_FLOW=1|0 overrides either way. */
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function useDeviceFlow() {
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if (process.env.ALEXANDR_DEVICE_FLOW === "1") return true;
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if (process.env.ALEXANDR_DEVICE_FLOW === "0") return false;
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return isHeadless();
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}
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/** Register the runtime with a freshly-granted session and persist the credential trio. */
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async function registerAndPersist(inst, { boxUrl, name, sessionToken }) {
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`${CP_URL}/instances`,
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{ name, url: boxUrl },
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{ authorization: `Bearer ${sessionToken}` },
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if (reg.data.workspaceId) setEnv(inst.dir, "ALEXANDR_WORKSPACE_ID", reg.data.workspaceId);
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ok("Signed in — this runtime is linked to your account.");
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await registryLogin(sessionToken);
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step("Sign in to remove this runtime from your account…");
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try {
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token = await deviceGrantToken(kernelUrl(kernelPort(inst.dir)), "Unlink this runtime", "unlink");
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log(dim(` (unlink skipped: ${e.message})`));
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const res = await fetch(`${CP_URL}/instances/${encodeURIComponent(workspaceId)}`, {
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