experimental-a2 0.9.0 → 0.11.0

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- {"version":3,"file":"store-redis.js","names":[],"sources":["../src/store-redis.ts"],"sourcesContent":["/**\n * experimental-a2/store-redis — the Redis-protocol store backend, on Redis\n * Streams. The storage semantics live in store-redis-core.ts (shared\n * with experimental-a2/store-redis-http); this module owns the connection and\n * the live feed.\n *\n * `stream()` is notify-driven: writes to watched sessions fire a\n * disposable PUBLISH wake-up (feeds hold a TTL'd presence marker the\n * write script checks, so unwatched sessions cost no wake-up), one\n * shared subscriber connection per backend serves every local feed,\n * and each wake triggers an `XRANGE` catch-up read. The notification\n * only decides when to read, never what — a lost one is healed by a\n * safety re-read (NOTIFY_TIMINGS), so delivery never depends on\n * pub/sub. Connections scale with processes (one command client plus\n * one subscriber), not with concurrent viewers.\n *\n * Works with any Redis-protocol server on a single instance or a\n * non-cluster provider (Upstash — durable by default — Redis, Valkey).\n * Cluster mode is out: the atomic scripts span keys. `ioredis` is an\n * optional peer dependency; pass `url`, or inject any client exposing\n * `call`/`duplicate`/`on`/`disconnect`.\n */\n\nimport type { PresencePatch } from './contract.ts'\nimport { A2Error } from './errors.ts'\nimport { NOTIFY_TIMINGS } from './internal.ts'\nimport { defaultSleep, type Sleeper } from './store-polling.ts'\nimport { createRedisStoreCore } from './store-redis-core.ts'\nimport { retryableLazy } from './retryable-lazy.ts'\nimport {\n RANDOM_IDS,\n SYSTEM_CLOCK,\n type A2Store,\n type Clock,\n type Event,\n type IdSource,\n} from './store.ts'\n\n/**\n * The minimal client this backend needs — `ioredis` matches it\n * structurally. `call` issues any command; `duplicate` opens the one\n * shared subscriber connection; `on` delivers its pub/sub messages.\n *\n * The client must restore its subscriptions after a reconnect\n * (`ioredis` does). One that doesn't stays correct — the safety\n * re-read delivers everything — but every live feed silently degrades\n * to safety-read latency from that point on.\n */\nexport type RedisConnection = {\n call(command: string, ...args: Array<string | number>): Promise<unknown>\n duplicate(): RedisConnection\n on(\n event: 'message',\n listener: (channel: string, message: string) => void,\n ): unknown\n disconnect(): void\n}\n\nexport type RedisStoreOptions = {\n /** Creates an `ioredis` client lazily (optional peer dep `ioredis`). */\n url?: string | undefined\n /** Bring your own client — anything `call`/`duplicate`/`on`/`disconnect`. */\n client?: RedisConnection\n /** Key prefix — isolates multiple apps on one Redis. Default `'a2'`. */\n keyPrefix?: string\n /** Injectable clock — every stored timestamp comes from here. */\n clock?: Clock\n /** Injectable id source for generated event ids. */\n ids?: IdSource\n}\n\nexport type RedisStore = A2Store & {\n /** Disconnect the command client and the shared subscriber. */\n close(): Promise<void>\n}\n\n/** A published presence patch: the patch fields plus the publishing\n * instance's tag, so its own loopback delivery is not repeated. */\ntype PresenceWireMessage = {\n src: string\n participant: string\n values: Record<string, unknown>\n seen: number\n at: number\n}\n\nexport function redis(options: RedisStoreOptions = {}): RedisStore {\n const clock = options.clock ?? SYSTEM_CLOCK\n const ids = options.ids ?? RANDOM_IDS\n const prefix = options.keyPrefix ?? 'a2'\n\n if (!options.client && !options.url) {\n throw new TypeError('redis() needs a url or an injected client')\n }\n\n // Lazy init — constructing the backend does no I/O.\n const connection = retryableLazy(async () => {\n if (options.client) return options.client\n const mod = await import('ioredis').catch(() => {\n throw new A2Error(\n 'STORE_NOT_CONFIGURED',\n \"experimental-a2/store-redis with a url needs the 'ioredis' package (optional peer dependency) — install it, or inject a client\",\n )\n })\n return new mod.default(options.url as string) as RedisConnection\n })\n const client = connection.get\n\n const notifyChannel = (sessionId: string): string =>\n `${prefix}:${sessionId}:notify`\n const presenceChannel = (ns: string): string => `${prefix}:${ns}:presence`\n\n const core = createRedisStoreCore({\n call: async (command, ...args) => {\n const c = await client()\n return c.call(command, ...args)\n },\n clock,\n ids,\n keyPrefix: prefix,\n // Fire-and-forget: the wake-up is disposable, so a failed PUBLISH\n // must never fail the write it follows.\n notify: (sessionId, count) => {\n void client()\n .then((c) => c.call('publish', notifyChannel(sessionId), count))\n .catch(() => {})\n },\n })\n\n // ── the shared subscriber ──────────────────────────────────────────\n // One duplicated connection serves every local feed: subscriber mode\n // monopolizes a connection, so it cannot be the command client.\n\n let severed = false\n let subscriber: Promise<RedisConnection> | null = null\n /** channel → parked-feed wake-ups, armed before each catch-up read. */\n const wakers = new Map<string, Set<() => void>>()\n /** channel → refcounted subscription held for each live iterator. */\n const subscriptions = new Map<\n string,\n { refs: number; ready: Promise<unknown> }\n >()\n /**\n * channel → last presence-marker refresh, throttling the SET.\n * Deliberately real time (`Date.now()`), not the injected clock:\n * the marker's PX expiry runs on server real time, and the throttle\n * must tick with the TTL it refreshes or time-traveling tests would\n * desync the two. Process-local and never stored, so the injected\n * clock's every-stored-timestamp pledge is untouched.\n */\n const watchedRefreshedAt = new Map<string, number>()\n /**\n * `:presence` channel → live listeners. Same-instance patches are\n * delivered here synchronously by `presence.set`, so subscribe/set\n * ordering never depends on the SUBSCRIBE command settling; the\n * channel carries only other instances' patches, with own echoes\n * skipped by `src`.\n */\n const presenceListeners = new Map<\n string,\n Set<(patch: PresencePatch) => void>\n >()\n const instanceId = crypto.randomUUID()\n\n const deliverRemotePresence = (\n listeners: Set<(patch: PresencePatch) => void>,\n message: string,\n ): void => {\n let parsed: PresenceWireMessage\n try {\n parsed = JSON.parse(message) as PresenceWireMessage\n } catch {\n return\n }\n if (parsed.src === instanceId) return\n const patch: PresencePatch = {\n participant: parsed.participant,\n values: parsed.values,\n seen: parsed.seen,\n at: new Date(parsed.at),\n }\n for (const listener of listeners) listener(patch)\n }\n\n const getSubscriber = (): Promise<RedisConnection> => {\n subscriber ??= (async () => {\n const conn = (await client()).duplicate()\n conn.on('message', (channel, message) => {\n // wake() only resolves a promise; removal happens later via\n // disarm(), so iterating the live set is safe.\n const set = wakers.get(channel)\n if (set) {\n for (const wake of set) wake()\n }\n const listeners = presenceListeners.get(channel)\n if (listeners) deliverRemotePresence(listeners, message)\n })\n return conn\n })()\n return subscriber\n }\n\n /**\n * The subscriber, gated on connection readiness — for channel\n * commands only (`close` uses the ungated promise, so it can never\n * hang on an unreachable server). SUBSCRIBE carries redis's\n * ok-loading flag, so ioredis writes it mid-handshake, ahead of the\n * ready check's INFO — which then finds the connection already in\n * subscriber mode and fails the check (a spurious error event plus\n * a reconnect). ECHO has no such flag: it resolves only once the\n * connection is ready, so every channel command chained behind it\n * lands after the check.\n */\n let subscriberGate: Promise<RedisConnection> | null = null\n const gatedSubscriber = (): Promise<RedisConnection> => {\n subscriberGate ??= getSubscriber().then(async (conn) => {\n await conn.call('echo', 'ready')\n return conn\n })\n return subscriberGate\n }\n\n const acquireChannel = async (channel: string): Promise<void> => {\n const existing = subscriptions.get(channel)\n if (existing) {\n existing.refs += 1\n try {\n await existing.ready\n } catch (err) {\n existing.refs -= 1\n throw err\n }\n return\n }\n const lease = {\n refs: 1,\n // Lowercase on purpose: ioredis keys its subscriber-mode\n // bookkeeping (and reconnect resubscription) on the exact\n // command name.\n ready: gatedSubscriber().then((conn) => conn.call('subscribe', channel)),\n }\n subscriptions.set(channel, lease)\n try {\n await lease.ready\n } catch (err) {\n if (subscriptions.get(channel) === lease) subscriptions.delete(channel)\n throw err\n }\n }\n\n const releaseChannel = (channel: string): void => {\n const lease = subscriptions.get(channel)\n if (!lease) return\n lease.refs -= 1\n if (lease.refs > 0) return\n subscriptions.delete(channel)\n watchedRefreshedAt.delete(channel)\n void gatedSubscriber()\n .then((conn) => conn.call('unsubscribe', channel))\n .catch(() => {})\n }\n\n const armWaker = (\n channel: string,\n ): { wakeup: Promise<void>; wake: () => void; disarm: () => void } => {\n let wake!: () => void\n const wakeup = new Promise<void>((resolve) => {\n wake = resolve // assigned synchronously by the executor\n })\n let set = wakers.get(channel)\n if (!set) {\n set = new Set()\n wakers.set(channel, set)\n }\n set.add(wake)\n return {\n wakeup,\n wake,\n disarm: () => {\n set.delete(wake)\n if (set.size === 0) wakers.delete(channel)\n },\n }\n }\n\n return {\n append: core.append,\n read: core.read,\n claimAvailable: core.claimAvailable,\n renewClaims: core.renewClaims,\n completeAttempt: core.completeAttempt,\n failAttempt: core.failAttempt,\n readState: core.readState,\n putSnapshots: core.putSnapshots,\n\n presence: {\n async set(ns, participant, values, meta) {\n const patch = await core.presence.set(ns, participant, values, meta)\n if (!patch) return\n const channel = presenceChannel(ns)\n const listeners = presenceListeners.get(channel)\n if (listeners) {\n for (const listener of listeners) listener(patch)\n }\n // Broadcast for other instances — best-effort like the notify\n // PUBLISH (a failed one must never fail the applied write),\n // but awaited so a patch can never reach a subscribe() that\n // starts after this set resolved.\n const message = JSON.stringify({\n src: instanceId,\n participant: patch.participant,\n values: patch.values,\n seen: patch.seen,\n at: patch.at.getTime(),\n } satisfies PresenceWireMessage)\n await client()\n .then((c) => c.call('publish', channel, message))\n .catch(() => {})\n },\n\n read: core.presence.read,\n\n subscribe(ns, onPatch) {\n const channel = presenceChannel(ns)\n let listeners = presenceListeners.get(channel)\n if (!listeners) {\n listeners = new Set()\n presenceListeners.set(channel, listeners)\n }\n listeners.add(onPatch)\n // Fire-and-forget on the shared refcounted subscription: it\n // only carries remote patches, so settling late (or failing)\n // degrades cross-instance latency, never same-process\n // delivery.\n void acquireChannel(channel).catch(() => {})\n let stopped = false\n return () => {\n if (stopped) return\n stopped = true\n listeners.delete(onPatch)\n if (listeners.size === 0) presenceListeners.delete(channel)\n releaseChannel(channel)\n }\n },\n },\n\n stream(sessionId, opts) {\n const startAfter = opts?.startAfter ?? 0\n const channel = notifyChannel(sessionId)\n\n return {\n [Symbol.asyncIterator](): AsyncIterator<Event> {\n let last = startAfter\n let buffer: Event[] = []\n let closed = false\n let subscribed = false\n let pending: Sleeper | null = null\n let interrupt: (() => void) | null = null\n\n const release = (): void => {\n if (!subscribed) return\n subscribed = false\n releaseChannel(channel)\n }\n\n return {\n async next(): Promise<IteratorResult<Event>> {\n for (;;) {\n if (closed) {\n release()\n return { value: undefined, done: true }\n }\n const row = buffer.shift()\n if (row) {\n last = row.index\n return { value: row, done: false }\n }\n if (severed) {\n release()\n throw new A2Error('STORE_UNAVAILABLE', 'the store was closed')\n }\n const waker = armWaker(channel)\n interrupt = waker.wake\n try {\n if (!subscribed) {\n // Subscribe before reading: anything appended\n // after the read lands as a wake-up, so nothing\n // can slip between catch-up and park.\n // oxlint-disable-next-line no-await-in-loop -- one-time setup\n await acquireChannel(channel)\n subscribed = true\n }\n // Mark watched before reading, for the same reason:\n // a write after this read sees the marker and\n // publishes. 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  and the stream.
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+ state-commit feed observed through the stream, starting after the initial
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+ snapshot. Call answers and refreshes can advance state before the feed
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+ Use it after a refusal or when returning to a suspended browser tab.
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+ stream frame never replaces a newer state. React renders that update on
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+ its normal schedule. A call still returns its own answer, even if a newer
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+ Adopting a newer snapshot does not skip stream events: delayed commits
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+ Earlier events are not needed to hydrate `state`. Later hydration can
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+ advance state ahead of this feed; the stream keeps its own resume position
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+ and adds delayed events without folding them again.
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  - **`loadHistory`**: backscroll. `loadHistory({ before?, limit? })`
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+ one loaded, including after a newer snapshot hydrates the session.
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+ Pass an explicit `before` to read another range. It never touches `state`
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+ or the optimistic overlay; backscrolled events are display data.
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+ Calls serialize per session, so
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  a double-tap never fetches the same range twice. The `ws` api has no
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+ - **`index`**: the latest server-confirmed state index, advanced by
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+ snapshots and streamed events. This is the `lastSeenIndex` that makes
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+ Idle is a polling state; the connection remains live and heartbeats continue.
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+ When you call `push()` on an idle SSE stream, the client refreshes that stream
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+ Overlapping pushes share the refreshed stream. If a slow push is still pending
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+ when the stream idles again, or its acknowledged events have not arrived, the
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+ client refreshes again. WebSockets wake the session's attached read loop
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+ without replacing the socket. This is internal and requires no component
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+ Use `reconnect()` after a custom REST request commits a change outside
223
+ `push()`. It is available on the session client and the `useSession()` result.
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+ It immediately restarts the live subscription from its current `index`, even
225
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226
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+ `reconnect()` returns `void`; observe `connection` and `index` for progress.
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+ SSE opens a fresh GET. A single-session WebSocket opens a fresh socket; a
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+ multiplexed WebSocket re-subscribes only this session on its existing socket.
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+ Other subscribed sessions keep running. Any outstanding write interrupted by
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+ a socket replacement uses the normal idempotent retry path.
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+
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+ The server stops the old session lane before authorizing its replacement.
235
+ That lane stays closed if authorization denies access or fails. Successful
236
+ authorization catches up from the cursor. Already accepted writes can finish,
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+ and failed subscription attempts follow the normal reconnect retry policy.
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+ Configure `createClient({ reconnect })` on a shared client to choose each
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+ retry's delay or return `false` to pause automatic reconnection. The callback
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+ `null` when the stream ended cleanly. `attempt` starts at 1 and resets when
243
+ the connection becomes live or you call `reconnect()` explicitly.
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+
245
+ A paused connection keeps the hydrated session, its writer, and its existing
246
+ state. Observe `connection.status === 'paused'` and use the hook's
247
+ `reconnect()` to resume when your application is ready. New consumers and
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+ pushes do not automatically resume it. Configure the policy where you create
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+ the client, without changing the hook's `hydrate` input.
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+
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251
  That identity is an in-memory L1, not another source of truth. Repeated
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252
  `session(id)` calls reuse it while active and for five idle minutes by
211
253
  default. A newer server fold advances it, pending pushes stay overlaid,
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218
260
 
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261
  One detail worth knowing: every push carries a client-generated event id.
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262
  That id is how the ack finds its optimistic entry, and it makes retrying
221
- a failed `POST` idempotent for free (`push` auto-retries only
222
- `STORE_UNAVAILABLE`).
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+ a failed `POST` idempotent. `push` retries `STORE_UNAVAILABLE` and client
264
+ transport failures, with a three-attempt budget.
223
265
 
224
266
  Optimistic pushes are also what make [cancellation](/guides/cancellation)
225
267
  feel instant: the `cancelled` event folds locally before the server ever
@@ -34,13 +34,48 @@ The Postgres backend uses real transactions; appends serialize per
34
34
  session on an advisory lock, while handler claims remain concurrent. The live
35
35
  stream polls the store with an
36
36
  activity-adaptive cadence: 25ms while a session is producing events
37
- (a token stream reads smoothly, not in clumps), backing off to 250ms
38
- when it goes quiet (a LISTEN/NOTIFY upgrade could still land without
39
- any API change). Any Postgres works: Neon, Supabase, RDS, your own
37
+ (a token stream reads smoothly, not in clumps), backing off to two seconds
38
+ when it goes quiet. Any Postgres works: Neon, Supabase, RDS, your own
40
39
  box; transaction-mode poolers included, which is exactly why polling
41
40
  is the default. `pg` is an optional peer dependency; pass
42
41
  `connectionString`, or inject your own pool as `client`.
43
42
 
43
+ To use native Postgres notifications, pass `listenConnectionString` alongside
44
+ `connectionString` (or `client`). It must point to the same database through a
45
+ direct connection. Stores with matching connection strings, Postgres environment
46
+ settings, and driver defaults share one query pool and one dedicated listener
47
+ within the same JavaScript runtime, including across separately loaded copies
48
+ of A2. Owned pools also share schema initialization for each schema revision.
49
+ The listener handles every store's event and presence channels.
50
+
51
+ On Vercel, pools created by A2 use the current request's `waitUntil` internally
52
+ to let idle connections close before the instance suspends. Nearby requests
53
+ reuse those connections. This adds no database queries and needs no setup.
54
+ When you supply `client`, you manage its pool's platform lifecycle.
55
+
56
+ Closing a store stops its own subscriptions. The listener closes when its last
57
+ subscriber leaves; the query pool closes when its last store releases it.
58
+ Injected clients are shared by object identity. Each store keeps its own clock,
59
+ ID generator, cursors, and presence state. Different serverless instances still
60
+ have separate pools and listeners, so the direct connection needs database
61
+ connection headroom.
62
+
63
+ Enabling this option installs transactional notification triggers on A2's event
64
+ and presence tables. They also cover writes from instances that use only the
65
+ pooled connection. The triggers remain installed when listeners disconnect.
66
+ Notifications are delivered after commit; a reconnect catches up from the
67
+ cursor. Native event and presence subscriptions also reconcile every ten
68
+ seconds. Without `listenConnectionString`, the store uses adaptive polling.
69
+
70
+ An idle stream stays connected and keeps receiving heartbeats. A new event
71
+ returns polling to its fast cadence. A local `session.push()` refreshes an
72
+ idle SSE stream immediately from its current cursor, even when the write and
73
+ stream routes run in different invocations. WebSocket pushes wake the attached
74
+ stream without reopening the socket. A stream that becomes idle while a push
75
+ is pending, or before observing its acknowledgement, wakes again. An update
76
+ from another client can take up to the idle interval plus query latency to
77
+ arrive after a quiet period.
78
+
44
79
  Prefer Redis? `redis({ url })` from `experimental-a2/store-redis` stores each
45
80
  session as a Redis Stream and streams push-natively: writes to watched
46
81
  sessions publish a disposable wake-up (sessions nobody watches cost no extra
@@ -51,8 +86,22 @@ Connections scale with your processes, not with your audience.
51
86
  Works on single instances and non-cluster providers such as Upstash, where
52
87
  durability is on by default. When only a REST API is available,
53
88
  `redisHttp({ url, token })` from `experimental-a2/store-redis-http` speaks the
54
- same storage over `fetch`, holds no connections at all, and polls on the same
55
- adaptive cadence as Postgres.
89
+ same storage over `fetch`. Live events and presence use Upstash’s HTTP
90
+ `SUBSCRIBE` endpoint (SSE), with the same URL and token. Each active channel
91
+ holds one outbound HTTP subscription per store instance, shared by its local
92
+ viewers and closed when the last viewer leaves. Writes to watched sessions
93
+ publish wake-ups inside the same Redis script as the append. Presence writes
94
+ also publish their applied fields inside the script. A rejected notification
95
+ does not fail the applied write. Idle event streams
96
+ read once every ten seconds to recover missed notifications. Subscriptions reconnect automatically and catch up from
97
+ the event cursor. Presence reads wait for subscription readiness; after a
98
+ subscription reconnects, A2 re-reads the current presence fields, clears fields
99
+ deleted during the gap, and may repeat their latest values. Updates received
100
+ during that read take precedence. If the subscription endpoint returns 404, 405, or 501, A2
101
+ checks ordinary Redis commands with `PING` and remembers that the store must
102
+ poll instead. Events and presence then use adaptive polling, from 25ms to two
103
+ seconds while idle. Authentication errors, timeouts, and other failures remain
104
+ errors. No Redis client dependency or extra notifier setup is needed.
56
105
 
57
106
  This configures storage for A2's session histories. It does not connect A2 to your
58
107
  application tables or make them part of the append transaction. See
@@ -245,16 +245,21 @@ otherwise. All built-in stores have it, at two tiers:
245
245
 
246
246
  | Backend | Delivery |
247
247
  | --- | --- |
248
- | `store-redis` | push: TTL'd hash plus pub/sub patch, single-digit ms to parked subscribers |
248
+ | `store-redis` | push: TTL'd hash plus pub/sub patches |
249
+ | `store-redis-http` | push over HTTP subscriptions; adaptive polling when unsupported |
249
250
  | `store-memory` | in-process, immediate |
250
- | `store-postgres`, `store-sqlite`, `store-redis-http` | degraded: bounded TTL'd rows, read on the live feed's poll cadence |
251
+ | `store-postgres` | native notifications with `listenConnectionString`; adaptive polling by default |
252
+ | `store-sqlite` | degraded: bounded TTL'd rows, read on the live feed's poll cadence |
251
253
 
252
254
  Degraded means later, not lost while watched: presence-only traffic
253
- surfaces on a fixed 250ms re-read tick plus event wakes; the 25ms
254
- adaptive floor engages only while events flow. The push tier never
255
- broadcasts TTL expiry: a participant that departs silently keeps their
256
- last values in connected clients' maps until those clients reconnect,
257
- which is why the render-time expiry above is the guard. Cursors want
255
+ uses an adaptive re-read cadence, starting at 25ms and backing off to two
256
+ seconds while unchanged. New presence patches or durable events restore the
257
+ fast cadence. An idle remote viewer may wait up to two seconds plus query
258
+ latency for the first change. Redis Pub/Sub does not proactively broadcast
259
+ TTL expiry. Silent departures keep their last values in connected clients'
260
+ maps until a snapshot reconciles them, so use the render-time expiry above.
261
+ Native Postgres subscriptions reconcile missing or expired fields on their
262
+ ten-second safety reads. Cursors want
258
263
  the push tier; typing indicators and progress read fine on either. The presence rows are
259
264
  bounded per session and participant, so this is not log growth in
260
265
  disguise, but on metered backends every patch is still a network