gemi 0.136.0 → 0.137.0

package/dist/{chunk-gqgpwb88.js → chunk-z969a4nt.js}

@@ -1,5 +1,5 @@
 // @bun
 import{constants as M}from"os";var Y=Symbol.for("gemi.server.shutdown");function Q(){let j=globalThis;return j[Y]??={shuttingDown:!1,drained:!1},j[Y]}function R(){return Q().shuttingDown}function f(){Q().shuttingDown=!0}function x(){Q().drained=!0}function W(j=process.env){let z={timeoutMs:U(j.GEMI_SHUTDOWN_TIMEOUT,20),delayMs:U(j.GEMI_SHUTDOWN_DELAY,0),providerTimeoutMs:U(j.GEMI_SHUTDOWN_PROVIDER_TIMEOUT,5)};if(z.delayMs>0&&z.delayMs>=z.timeoutMs)console.warn(`[gemi] GEMI_SHUTDOWN_DELAY (${z.delayMs/1000}s) leaves no time to drain within GEMI_SHUTDOWN_TIMEOUT (${z.timeoutMs/1000}s); in-flight requests will be abandoned on every shutdown. Raise the timeout.`);return z}function U(j,z){let B=j===void 0||j.trim()===""?NaN:Number(j);if(Number.isFinite(B)&&B>=0)return B*1000;if(j!==void 0)console.warn(`[gemi] Ignoring shutdown setting "${j}": expected a number of seconds.`);return z*1000}async function E(j){let{server:z,settings:B}=j,J=Date.now()+B.timeoutMs;f(),console.log(`[gemi] Shutting down: draining in-flight requests (up to ${B.timeoutMs/1000}s).`);let H=!0;if(z){if(B.delayMs>0)await _(Math.min(B.delayMs,J-Date.now()));let O=z.stop(),V=Promise.resolve();try{V=Promise.resolve(j.closeSockets?.()).catch(()=>{})}catch(F){console.error("[gemi] Closing the broadcast sockets failed:",F)}let X=J-Date.now(),$=j.closeSockets?Promise.race([O,Promise.all([V,y(z)])]):O;if(H=X>0?await G($,X):z.pendingRequests===0,!H)console.error(`[gemi] Shutdown grace period elapsed with ${z.pendingRequests} request(s) still in flight; abandoning them.`),z.stop(!0).catch(()=>{})}x();let P=await j.shutdownProviders({timeoutMs:B.providerTimeoutMs}),K=H&&P.failed.length===0&&P.timedOut.length===0;return console.log(`[gemi] Shutdown ${K?"complete":"finished with errors"}.`),K?0:1}function y(j){return new Promise((z)=>{let B=()=>{if(j.pendingRequests===0){z();return}setTimeout(B,50).unref?.()};B()})}async function G(j,z){if(z<=0)return!1;let B,J=await Promise.race([j.then(()=>!0,()=>!0),new Promise((H)=>{B=setTimeout(()=>H(!1),z)})]);return clearTimeout(B),J}function _(j){return new Promise((z)=>setTimeout(z,Math.max(0,j)))}function q(j){if(!R())return j;try{return j.headers.set("Connection","close"),j}catch{let z=new Response(j.body,j);return z.headers.set("Connection","close"),z}}function N(j){return async(z,B)=>{if(Q().drained)return new Response("Service Unavailable",{status:503,headers:{Connection:"close"}});return q(await j(z,B))}}var Z=Symbol.for("gemi.server.signalsInstalled"),w=1000;function D(j,z={}){let B=globalThis;if(B[Z])return;B[Z]=!0;let J=z.repeatWindowMs??w,H,P=(K)=>{if(H!==void 0){if(Date.now()-H<J)return;console.error(`[gemi] ${K} received again; exiting without waiting for the drain.`),process.exit(128+M.signals[K])}H=Date.now(),console.log(`[gemi] ${K} received.`),j().then((O)=>process.exit(O),(O)=>{console.error("[gemi] Shutdown failed:",O),process.exit(1)})};process.on("SIGTERM",P),process.on("SIGINT",P)}
-export{R as Pk,f as Qk,W as Rk,E as Sk,q as Tk,N as Uk,D as Vk};
+export{R as $k,f as al,W as bl,E as cl,q as dl,N as el,D as fl};
 
-//# debugId=7D71BD2DE4A855D264756E2164756E21
+//# debugId=5FDE9A637C65C8D164756E2164756E21

package/dist/{chunk-gqgpwb88.js.map → chunk-z969a4nt.js.map}

@@ -5,6 +5,6 @@
     "import { constants } from \"node:os\";\nimport type { ShutdownReport } from \"../foundation/Application\";\nimport type { Instrumentation } from \"./types\";\n\n// On `globalThis` under a registry symbol rather than in a module variable, so\n// the flag an app's health route reads is the one the server set even when two\n// copies of this module are loaded — the built CLI bundles its own gemi (see\n// `app/App.ts`), and `bun --hot` re-evaluates every module on a reload.\nconst STATE = Symbol.for(\"gemi.server.shutdown\");\n\ntype ShutdownState = { shuttingDown: boolean; drained: boolean };\n\nfunction state(): ShutdownState {\n  const global = globalThis as { [STATE]?: ShutdownState };\n  global[STATE] ??= { shuttingDown: false, drained: false };\n  return global[STATE];\n}\n\n/**\n * True from the moment this server process has been told to stop — before it\n * stops accepting connections — until it exits.\n *\n * gemi's built-in health route (`./health`) answers `503` while this is true,\n * and so should an app's own health route, so the platform's probe pulls the\n * instance while the in-flight requests are still draining. Every response sent in that window also carries\n * `Connection: close`, so a client that honours it opens its next request on a\n * new connection — one the load balancer can route elsewhere — instead of\n * reusing this one.\n */\nexport function isShuttingDown(): boolean {\n  return state().shuttingDown;\n}\n\nexport function markShuttingDown() {\n  state().shuttingDown = true;\n}\n\n/**\n * The request drain is over and the providers' `shutdown()` may be running:\n * from here on a request must not reach the app. See `serveForShutdown`.\n */\nexport function markDrained() {\n  state().drained = true;\n}\n\n/** Test seam: a fresh process starts false, and so should each test. */\nexport function resetShuttingDown() {\n  state().shuttingDown = false;\n  state().drained = false;\n}\n\nexport type ShutdownSettings = {\n  /**\n   * From the signal to the end of the request drain, in milliseconds — the\n   * delay below included. Requests still in flight when it runs out are\n   * abandoned. `GEMI_SHUTDOWN_TIMEOUT`, in seconds; default 20. `0` means\n   * \"close the listener and do not wait\": a shutdown with nothing in flight is\n   * still a clean one.\n   */\n  timeoutMs: number;\n  /**\n   * How long to keep accepting new requests after `isShuttingDown()` turns\n   * true, in milliseconds, so a health probe can see the `503` and the load\n   * balancer stop routing here before the listener closes.\n   * `GEMI_SHUTDOWN_DELAY`, in seconds; default 0.\n   */\n  delayMs: number;\n  /**\n   * The shared deadline for every provider's `shutdown()`, in milliseconds,\n   * after the drain. `GEMI_SHUTDOWN_PROVIDER_TIMEOUT`, in seconds; default 5.\n   * `0` skips the hooks — deliberately, so it is not reported as a failure.\n   */\n  providerTimeoutMs: number;\n};\n\n/**\n * 20s to drain plus 5s for providers is 25s: under the 30s that Kubernetes,\n * Azure Container Apps and ECS give by default between `SIGTERM` and `SIGKILL`,\n * with 5s left for the `gemi start` relay, the process exit and clock skew\n * between the platform's timer and ours. A platform with a shorter window\n * (Cloud Run's 10s, Fly's 5s) needs these lowered, not the other way round —\n * a drain that outlives the grace period ends in the same `SIGKILL` as no drain.\n *\n * The delay defaults to 0 because it only helps where a probe is watching, and\n * otherwise every shutdown would pay it for nothing.\n */\nexport function shutdownSettings(\n  env: Record<string, string | undefined> = process.env,\n): ShutdownSettings {\n  const settings = {\n    timeoutMs: seconds(env.GEMI_SHUTDOWN_TIMEOUT, 20),\n    delayMs: seconds(env.GEMI_SHUTDOWN_DELAY, 0),\n    providerTimeoutMs: seconds(env.GEMI_SHUTDOWN_PROVIDER_TIMEOUT, 5),\n  };\n  // Warned, not clamped: the delay is sized to a probe, the timeout to the\n  // platform's grace period, and which one is wrong only the operator knows.\n  // Left alone, every shutdown spends the whole timeout in the delay and then\n  // abandons whatever is in flight without draining it.\n  if (settings.delayMs > 0 && settings.delayMs >= settings.timeoutMs) {\n    console.warn(\n      `[gemi] GEMI_SHUTDOWN_DELAY (${settings.delayMs / 1000}s) leaves no time to drain within GEMI_SHUTDOWN_TIMEOUT (${settings.timeoutMs / 1000}s); in-flight requests will be abandoned on every shutdown. Raise the timeout.`,\n    );\n  }\n  return settings;\n}\n\nfunction seconds(value: string | undefined, fallback: number): number {\n  const parsed = value === undefined || value.trim() === \"\" ? NaN : Number(value);\n  if (Number.isFinite(parsed) && parsed >= 0) return parsed * 1000;\n  if (value !== undefined) {\n    console.warn(`[gemi] Ignoring shutdown setting \"${value}\": expected a number of seconds.`);\n  }\n  return fallback * 1000;\n}\n\n/** The part of `Bun.Server` a drain needs. */\nexport type Stoppable = {\n  stop(closeActiveConnections?: boolean): Promise<void>;\n  readonly pendingRequests: number;\n};\n\n/**\n * The shutdown sequence, in its order:\n *\n * 1. `isShuttingDown()` turns true — first, so the health route answers `503`\n *    and responses carry `Connection: close` while the listener is still open.\n * 2. After `delayMs`, the listener closes (`server.stop()` without force):\n *    new connections are refused, while every request in flight — a streamed\n *    response included, to its last chunk — runs to completion.\n *    Broadcast sockets are told `bye` and closed (`closeSockets`): a graceful\n *    stop waits for open WebSockets, which never close on their own.\n * 3. That completion is awaited until `timeoutMs` from the start.\n * 4. From here a request is refused with a `503` before it reaches the app\n *    (`serveForShutdown`), and every provider's `shutdown()` runs, reverse\n *    order, `providerTimeoutMs`.\n *\n * Resolves with the exit code: 0 when every step finished in time, 1 when the\n * drain was cut short or a provider failed or overran.\n *\n * Two things `stop()` does not do, both measured on Bun 1.3.14, and both why\n * the process exit that follows is what actually ends the server:\n *\n * - It does not close a kept-alive connection. One that is idle when the\n *   listener closes stays open, and a request sent down it afterwards is\n *   served. That is what the `Connection: close` on every response in the\n *   window is for: a client (or a proxy in front) that honours it opens its\n *   next request on a new connection, which the closed listener refuses. A\n *   client that does not honour it is what step 4's `503` is for — Bun does\n *   not close the socket after a `Connection: close` response either (#566).\n * - `stop(true)` issued after a graceful `stop()` does not cut the remaining\n *   requests off; it waits for the same ones. It is still called when the\n *   drain times out, for a Bun that does, but nothing here depends on it. Nor\n *   does it close an idle kept-alive connection. Only a `stop(true)` issued\n *   *first* does that, and it cuts off the requests in flight with it, which\n *   is the drain given up — so the idle ones are refused, not closed.\n */\nexport async function drain(params: {\n  server: Stoppable | undefined;\n  /**\n   * Says `bye` to the broadcast sockets and closes them, right after the\n   * listener closes, and resolves once they are closed or cut. A graceful\n   * `stop()` waits for open WebSockets, which otherwise never close on their\n   * own.\n   */\n  closeSockets?: () => void | Promise<void>;\n  shutdownProviders: (options: { timeoutMs: number }) => Promise<ShutdownReport>;\n  settings: ShutdownSettings;\n}): Promise<number> {\n  const { server, settings } = params;\n  const deadline = Date.now() + settings.timeoutMs;\n\n  markShuttingDown();\n  console.log(\n    `[gemi] Shutting down: draining in-flight requests (up to ${settings.timeoutMs / 1000}s).`,\n  );\n\n  let drained = true;\n  if (server) {\n    if (settings.delayMs > 0) {\n      await sleep(Math.min(settings.delayMs, deadline - Date.now()));\n    }\n    const stopped = server.stop();\n    let socketsClosed: Promise<unknown> = Promise.resolve();\n    try {\n      socketsClosed = Promise.resolve(params.closeSockets?.()).catch(() => {});\n    } catch (error) {\n      console.error(\"[gemi] Closing the broadcast sockets failed:\", error);\n    }\n    // No time left to wait — a `GEMI_SHUTDOWN_TIMEOUT` of 0, or a delay that\n    // spent all of it — is \"do not wait for what is in flight\", and that is\n    // only a failure when something *is* in flight. Reading it as one made\n    // every clean shutdown log an abandonment and exit 1 for the operator who\n    // zeroed the budget to fit a 5s grace period, with nothing to abandon.\n    const remaining = deadline - Date.now();\n    // With broadcast sockets, the stop's own promise has been seen to stay\n    // pending for good after every request finished and every socket was\n    // closed or terminated (Bun 1.4.2 on a loaded Linux CI runner, with its\n    // `pendingWebSockets` stuck above 0). So the drain also ends on its real\n    // condition: no request in flight, and the hub's sockets closed or cut.\n    const done = params.closeSockets\n      ? Promise.race([stopped, Promise.all([socketsClosed, noRequestInFlight(server)])])\n      : stopped;\n    drained =\n      remaining > 0 ? await settlesWithin(done, remaining) : server.pendingRequests === 0;\n    if (!drained) {\n      console.error(\n        `[gemi] Shutdown grace period elapsed with ${server.pendingRequests} request(s) still in flight; abandoning them.`,\n      );\n      void server.stop(true).catch(() => {});\n    }\n  }\n\n  // Whether or not the drain finished: a request that arrives now, down a\n  // kept-alive connection the listener's close left open, would run against\n  // providers that are being shut down underneath it.\n  markDrained();\n  const report = await params.shutdownProviders({ timeoutMs: settings.providerTimeoutMs });\n  const clean = drained && report.failed.length === 0 && report.timedOut.length === 0;\n  console.log(`[gemi] Shutdown ${clean ? \"complete\" : \"finished with errors\"}.`);\n  return clean ? 0 : 1;\n}\n\n/**\n * Resolves once `server` has no request in flight. A streamed response counts\n * until its last chunk (measured on Bun 1.4, macOS and Linux).\n */\nfunction noRequestInFlight(server: Stoppable): Promise<void> {\n  return new Promise((resolve) => {\n    const check = () => {\n      if (server.pendingRequests === 0) {\n        resolve();\n        return;\n      }\n      const timer = setTimeout(check, 50);\n      (timer as { unref?: () => void }).unref?.();\n    };\n    check();\n  });\n}\n\nasync function settlesWithin(promise: Promise<unknown>, ms: number): Promise<boolean> {\n  // `drain` decides for itself what a budget that is already spent means, so\n  // this is only a guard: a race against `setTimeout(0)` is a coin toss, and\n  // \"did not settle within no time at all\" is the honest answer to it.\n  if (ms <= 0) return false;\n  let timer: ReturnType<typeof setTimeout> | undefined;\n  const result = await Promise.race([\n    promise.then(\n      () => true,\n      () => true,\n    ),\n    new Promise<false>((resolve) => {\n      timer = setTimeout(() => resolve(false), ms);\n    }),\n  ]);\n  clearTimeout(timer);\n  return result;\n}\n\nfunction sleep(ms: number) {\n  return new Promise((resolve) => setTimeout(resolve, Math.max(0, ms)));\n}\n\n/**\n * `Connection: close` on a response sent while shutting down, so the client's\n * next request opens a connection — which the load balancer can send elsewhere\n * — instead of reusing this one.\n *\n * The spec makes some responses' headers immutable (a `Response.redirect`, a\n * proxied `fetch`), and setting one throws. Bun 1.3.14 lets both be set, so\n * the copy is for a Bun that follows the spec — a throw here would turn every\n * such response in the drain window into a 500.\n */\nexport function closeConnectionWhileShuttingDown(res: Response): Response {\n  if (!isShuttingDown()) return res;\n  try {\n    res.headers.set(\"Connection\", \"close\");\n    return res;\n  } catch {\n    const copy = new Response(res.body, res);\n    copy.headers.set(\"Connection\", \"close\");\n    return copy;\n  }\n}\n\n/**\n * What every response goes through while this process serves: the app's\n * instrumentation, with the two changes a shutdown makes to it.\n *\n * - While the requests in flight drain, a response carries `Connection: close`\n *   (`closeConnectionWhileShuttingDown`).\n * - Once they have drained, a request is answered `503` with\n *   `Connection: close` and reaches neither the app nor its instrumentation.\n *   The listener is closed by then, so only a kept-alive connection can still\n *   deliver one, and `server.stop()` leaves those open. Serving it would run a\n *   handler against providers whose `shutdown()` is closing the pool, the\n *   queue or the cache it uses — until the process exits. The instrumentation\n *   is skipped too because it is app code, and a tracer or error reporter is\n *   exactly what a provider flushes and closes at this point.\n */\nexport function serveForShutdown(instrumentation: Instrumentation): Instrumentation {\n  return async (req, next) => {\n    if (state().drained) {\n      return new Response(\"Service Unavailable\", {\n        status: 503,\n        headers: { Connection: \"close\" },\n      });\n    }\n    return closeConnectionWhileShuttingDown(await instrumentation(req, next));\n  };\n}\n\n// Installed once per process, not once per `Server`: a listener per instance\n// would each start a shutdown of its own, and read the other's signal as the\n// second one.\nconst SIGNALS_INSTALLED = Symbol.for(\"gemi.server.signalsInstalled\");\n\n/**\n * A repeat of the first signal inside this window is the same shutdown\n * delivered twice, not an operator asking to skip the drain. One shutdown\n * routinely arrives more than once, milliseconds apart: Ctrl+C on\n * `bun run start` reaches the server directly (the whole foreground group is\n * signalled), and again through `gemi start`'s relay — twice over, since\n * `bun run` forwards it to `gemi start` too. systemd's default\n * `KillMode=control-group` and `tini -g` do the same to every process in the\n * group. A person pressing Ctrl+C again is well outside a second.\n */\nconst REPEAT_WINDOW_MS = 1000;\n\n/**\n * `SIGTERM` or `SIGINT` runs `stop` and exits with the code it resolves with.\n * Another signal of either kind, more than `repeatWindowMs` after the first,\n * exits at once with `128 + n` — an operator pressing Ctrl+C again does not\n * want to wait out the grace period. Without a listener the first signal would\n * do that too: the default action for both is to terminate the process on the\n * spot.\n */\nexport function installShutdownSignals(\n  stop: () => Promise<number>,\n  options: { repeatWindowMs?: number } = {},\n) {\n  const global = globalThis as { [SIGNALS_INSTALLED]?: boolean };\n  if (global[SIGNALS_INSTALLED]) return;\n  global[SIGNALS_INSTALLED] = true;\n\n  const repeatWindowMs = options.repeatWindowMs ?? 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