From 165ab0e74433fc1f5141cdcbc0271df2af134e44 Mon Sep 17 00:00:00 2001 From: Yaraslau Tamashevich Date: Thu, 13 Aug 2026 14:26:25 +0300 Subject: [PATCH 01/14] ladder: shared infrastructure, testkit, CI, and framework prerequisites The application ladder -- a planned sequence of stateful example apps of gradually increasing complexity, each stressing a distinct set of morph subsystems (examples/LADDER.md). This commit carries rung 0: everything the rungs themselves share, not any one rung's own model/DTO/GUI code. - MORPH_BUILD_LADDER build wiring, morph_add_rung() per-rung scaffolding (examples/CMakeLists.txt, cmake/morph_add_rung.cmake). - Shared testkit (examples/common/testkit/): pump.hpp, db_fixture.hpp/ db_fault_fixture.hpp/db_busy_fixture.hpp, backend_rig.hpp, fault_proxy, strand_interleaver.hpp -- the fixtures every rung's own tests build on. - Shared presenter architecture (examples/common/gui/): Presenter, AppContext, event_poller.hpp/.cpp, plus the WASM-remote spike (examples/common/wasm_spike/) proving QtWebSocketBackend works from Emscripten. - Framework changes the rungs surfaced, landing in include/morph/core/ rather than any rung's own tree: RemoteServer's same-model execute reordering, fixed with a per-model ticket gate (tests/test_remote_execute_ordering.cpp). - CI: a path-filtered ladder-tests job, coverage measurement extended to the ladder's hand-written code, the WASM build+gate leg (.github/workflows/wasm-ladder.yml), and every standing CI fix found building the rungs (an MSVC /bigobj gap, a morph_add_rung() Emscripten check, several Clang -Weverything diagnostics the WASM leg's older bundled Clang surfaces that Linux/Windows Clang never did). - docs/findings/001-036: each a minimal failing test or a spec-cited impossibility, opened and closed as the rungs' own construction surfaced or resolved them. - Planning docs (docs/superpowers/plans/) and a design doc scoping a follow-up storage-types pass from PR review comments, not yet implemented. - README-only stubs for five not-yet-built future rungs (crm, forge, kanban, ledger, lims). Co-Authored-By: Claude Sonnet 5 --- .github/workflows/ci.yml | 237 +- .github/workflows/wasm-ladder.yml | 149 + .gitignore | 4 + CMakeLists.txt | 42 +- cmake/compiler_options.cmake | 3 + cmake/morph_add_rung.cmake | 494 ++ codecov.yml | 158 +- .../001-async-shared-attach-synchronous.md | 69 + ...2-completion-no-client-execute-deadline.md | 42 + .../003-datetime-now-not-injectable.md | 14 + .../004-no-fault-injection-wire-proxy.md | 44 + docs/findings/005-bridge-no-pendingcalls.md | 14 + .../006-mainthreadexecutor-no-runonce.md | 14 + .../007-qtexecutor-no-context-target.md | 14 + ...8-no-connection-scoped-simulated-client.md | 14 + .../009-forms-no-tagged-newtype-helper.md | 19 + docs/findings/010-forms-no-sum-types.md | 13 + .../011-forms-closed-rule-vocabulary.md | 14 + ...012-forms-no-pre-decode-validation-seam.md | 14 + .../013-forms-no-explicit-submit-mode.md | 14 + .../findings/014-forms-decimalplaces-floor.md | 14 + .../015-forms-reconcile-retags-not-rounds.md | 18 + .../016-offline-queue-unbounded-depth.md | 13 + ...async-registration-fails-before-connect.md | 93 + ...b-fault-fixture-cannot-fault-datamapper.md | 153 + ...kit-reaches-into-four-detail-namespaces.md | 107 + ...stry-constructed-models-have-no-di-seam.md | 60 + ...-controller-core-hardcodes-localbackend.md | 56 + ...2-sqliteodbc-update-returning-no-cursor.md | 114 + ...ompletion-onerror-single-slot-overwrite.md | 95 + .../024-no-registration-settled-seam.md | 103 + ...y-still-needs-model-persistence-headers.md | 76 + ...caping-missing-in-three-sibling-writers.md | 183 + ...27-register-envelope-carries-no-session.md | 145 + ...-lightweight-warnings-under-strict-mode.md | 77 + ...y-negative-on-unannotated-mutex-clang22.md | 67 + ...r-reply-races-sync-register-callid-zero.md | 157 + ...-dynamicform-has-no-array-field-control.md | 71 + .../032-assignprimary-has-no-async-path.md | 82 + ...witch-missing-default-under-strict-mode.md | 83 + ...d-keyed-attach-for-allowshared-handlers.md | 100 + .../035-remote-server-execute-reordering.md | 190 + ...ssince-millisecond-cursor-boundary-race.md | 127 + docs/spec/core/backend.md | 11 + docs/spec/core/shared_instances.md | 50 +- docs/spec/forms/forms.md | 4 + .../2026-08-06-ladder-rung0-infrastructure.md | 2603 ++++++++ .../plans/2026-08-06-ladder-rung1-pastebin.md | 3001 +++++++++ .../2026-08-07-ladder-rung2-bookmarks.md | 5844 +++++++++++++++++ ...26-08-07-ladder-rung3-framework-prereqs.md | 1135 ++++ .../plans/2026-08-08-ladder-rung3-polls.md | 2118 ++++++ .../2026-08-11-strong-storage-types-design.md | 123 + examples/CMakeLists.txt | 38 + examples/FINDINGS.md | 86 + examples/IMPLEMENTATION.md | 265 + examples/LADDER.md | 308 + examples/TESTING.md | 438 ++ examples/common/CMakeLists.txt | 246 + examples/common/clock.hpp | 80 + examples/common/gui/app_context.cpp | 86 + examples/common/gui/app_context.hpp | 150 + examples/common/gui/event_poller.cpp | 32 + examples/common/gui/event_poller.hpp | 552 ++ examples/common/gui/presenter.cpp | 6 + examples/common/gui/presenter.hpp | 108 + examples/common/testkit/backend_rig.hpp | 412 ++ examples/common/testkit/db_busy_fixture.hpp | 96 + examples/common/testkit/db_fault_fixture.hpp | 56 + examples/common/testkit/db_fixture.hpp | 120 + examples/common/testkit/fault_proxy.cpp | 162 + examples/common/testkit/fault_proxy.hpp | 246 + examples/common/testkit/pump.hpp | 136 + .../common/testkit/strand_interleaver.hpp | 95 + examples/common/testkit/test_backend_rig.cpp | 280 + examples/common/testkit/test_clock.cpp | 55 + .../common/testkit/test_db_busy_fixture.cpp | 114 + .../common/testkit/test_db_fault_fixture.cpp | 66 + examples/common/testkit/test_db_fixture.cpp | 110 + examples/common/testkit/test_event_poller.cpp | 493 ++ examples/common/testkit/test_fault_proxy.cpp | 392 ++ examples/common/testkit/test_presenter.cpp | 255 + examples/common/testkit/test_pump.cpp | 114 + .../testkit/test_strand_interleaver.cpp | 124 + .../test_wasm_registration_path_native.cpp | 111 + examples/common/testkit/testkit_main.cpp | 36 + examples/common/wasm_spike/CMakeLists.txt | 36 + examples/common/wasm_spike/README.md | 76 + examples/common/wasm_spike/main_wasm.cpp | 119 + examples/common/wasm_spike/spike_model.hpp | 21 + examples/crm/README.md | 183 + examples/forge/README.md | 192 + examples/kanban/README.md | 165 + examples/ledger/README.md | 164 + examples/lims/README.md | 174 + include/morph/core/registry.hpp | 11 +- include/morph/core/remote.hpp | 238 +- scripts/coverage.sh | 66 +- src/qt/forms/CMakeLists.txt | 8 +- tests/CMakeLists.txt | 1 + tests/test_remote_execute_ordering.cpp | 208 + tests/test_support.hpp | 91 + vcpkg.json | 4 +- 102 files changed, 26034 insertions(+), 50 deletions(-) create mode 100644 .github/workflows/wasm-ladder.yml create mode 100644 cmake/morph_add_rung.cmake create mode 100644 docs/findings/001-async-shared-attach-synchronous.md create mode 100644 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| sudo bash -s -- ${{ env.CLANG_VERSION }} + # Only the coverage leg builds the ladder: examples/common's + # hand-written GUI/testkit code is real coverage of morph's client + # stack (Bridge, backends, QtExecutor, completions — see + # examples/TESTING.md's "round-7 T4 reframe"), so it belongs in the + # coverage number the same way the models it will host later do + # (examples/IMPLEMENTATION.md rule 5). asan/tsan/ubsan skip this, same + # as before — "a GUI stack under TSan is mostly noise" — coverage + # instrumentation carries none of that risk. + - name: Install ODBC + SQLite driver (coverage leg only) + if: matrix.preset == 'clang-coverage' + run: | + # unixodbc-dev + libsqliteodbc: the application ladder (built by this + # leg only) fetches the Lightweight ORM, whose CMake runs + # `pkg_check_modules(ODBC REQUIRED odbc)`, and whose ladder fixtures + # open a real `DRIVER=SQLite3` connection at test time. + # Named explicitly rather than relied on from the runner image. + # libyaml-cpp-dev + libzip-dev: Lightweight's own CMakeLists.txt + # does `find_package(yaml-cpp)`/`find_package(libzip)` as system + # CONFIG packages, not through CPM (examples/bank/CMakeLists.txt's + # comment on the identical fetch) — without these, configure fails + # the moment this leg's MORPH_BUILD_LADDER=ON pulls Lightweight in. + # Dropped from this step by mistake when it was renamed from + # "Install Qt6 WebSockets" to "Install ODBC + SQLite driver" — + # every other job that builds the ladder on Linux (Application + # ladder, all optional features) already carries this pair. + sudo apt-get install -y libgl1-mesa-dev unixodbc-dev libsqliteodbc libyaml-cpp-dev libzip-dev + + # Not the distro's Qt: examples/common/CMakeLists.txt requires 6.5+ + # unconditionally (not gated on MORPH_BUILD_FORMS_QML) and Ubuntu + # 24.04 still ships 6.4.2 -- the identical gap the "all optional + # features" and "Application ladder" jobs' own install-qt-action steps + # already document. Named qt6-base-dev/qt6-websockets-dev/qt6-tools-dev + # used to be installed above; replaced wholesale rather than kept + # alongside aqtinstall's Qt, which would leave two Qt6 installs on the + # same runner for find_package() to pick between. + - name: Install Qt ${{ env.QT_VERSION }} (coverage leg only) + if: matrix.preset == 'clang-coverage' + uses: jurplel/install-qt-action@v4 + with: + version: ${{ env.QT_VERSION }} + modules: qtwebsockets + cache: true + - name: Restore sccache uses: actions/cache/restore@v4 with: @@ -190,23 +233,45 @@ jobs: # morph::net and the SQLite offline queue are opt-in, but they are also # where the memory/threading/UB risk actually lives (raw sockets, an I/O # thread, a hand-rolled frame reader, a C API). Left off, the sanitizers - # and the coverage number both silently skipped them. Qt/QML and the - # fuzzers stay out of this matrix — they are covered by the - # linux-all-features job, and a GUI stack under TSan is mostly noise. + # and the coverage number both silently skipped them. QML and the + # fuzzers stay out of this matrix entirely — they are covered by the + # linux-all-features job, and a GUI stack under TSan is mostly noise; + # the ladder (Qt6::WebSockets, no QML) is the one exception, built only + # on the coverage leg, for the reason in the Qt install step above. - name: Configure run: | + EXTRA_ARGS=() + if [ "${{ matrix.preset }}" = "clang-coverage" ]; then + EXTRA_ARGS+=(-DMORPH_BUILD_QT=ON -DMORPH_BUILD_LADDER=ON -DMORPH_LADDER_RUNGS=all) + fi cmake --preset ${{ matrix.preset }} \ -DMORPH_BUILD_NET=ON \ -DMORPH_BUILD_OFFLINE_SQLITE=ON \ -DCMAKE_C_COMPILER=clang-${{ env.CLANG_VERSION }} \ -DCMAKE_CXX_COMPILER=clang++-${{ env.CLANG_VERSION }} \ -DCMAKE_C_COMPILER_LAUNCHER=sccache \ - -DCMAKE_CXX_COMPILER_LAUNCHER=sccache - + -DCMAKE_CXX_COMPILER_LAUNCHER=sccache \ + "${EXTRA_ARGS[@]}" + + # QT_QPA_PLATFORM=offscreen here too, not just on Test below: Catch2's + # catch_discover_tests() runs each Qt-linked test binary once at BUILD + # time to enumerate its cases, which can abort on this headless runner + # without it — see "Linux / all optional features"'s own Build step + # for the identical failure this leg's coverage build hit once the + # ladder actually started compiling (this leg has no QML, a narrower + # Qt surface, but ladder_common_tests still links Qt6::WebSockets). + # Harmless for the non-Qt legs (nothing reads it). - name: Build + env: + QT_QPA_PLATFORM: offscreen run: cmake --build --preset ${{ matrix.preset }} - name: Test + env: + # Harmless for the non-Qt legs (nothing reads it); required for the + # coverage leg's ladder tests, which open real Qt widgets/sockets + # on a runner with no display. + QT_QPA_PLATFORM: offscreen run: | if [ "${{ matrix.preset }}" = "clang-coverage" ]; then LLVM_PROFILE_FILE="build/clang-coverage/%p.profraw" ctest --preset clang-coverage @@ -311,6 +376,131 @@ jobs: path: /home/runner/.cache/sccache key: sccache-qt + # ── Linux: application ladder testkit (path-filtered) ───────────────── + ladder-tests: + name: Application ladder + runs-on: ubuntu-24.04 + steps: + - uses: actions/checkout@v4 + with: + fetch-depth: 0 # need history for the changed-paths diff below + + - name: Determine whether the ladder needs to run + id: filter + run: | + if [ "${{ github.event_name }}" = "pull_request" ]; then + base="${{ github.event.pull_request.base.sha }}" + else + base="${{ github.event.before }}" + fi + if [ -z "$base" ] || ! git cat-file -e "$base" 2>/dev/null; then + echo "run=true" >> "$GITHUB_OUTPUT" + exit 0 + fi + changed=$(git diff --name-only "$base" HEAD) + # src/qt/: the compiled bodies of morph_qt_impl — the very thing the + # testkit exists to conformance-test (and where finding 017's fix + # lands). CMakeLists.txt/cmake/ and this workflow itself: a change to + # any of them can break or silently skip this job. + if echo "$changed" | grep -qE '^(examples/(common|pastebin|bookmarks|polls|kanban)/|examples/CMakeLists\.txt$|include/morph/|src/qt/|cmake/|CMakeLists\.txt$|CMakePresets\.json$|\.github/workflows/ci\.yml$|examples/LADDER\.md|examples/IMPLEMENTATION\.md|examples/TESTING\.md)'; then + echo "run=true" >> "$GITHUB_OUTPUT" + else + echo "run=false" >> "$GITHUB_OUTPUT" + fi + + - name: Cache apt packages + if: steps.filter.outputs.run == 'true' + uses: actions/cache@v4 + with: + path: /var/cache/apt/archives + key: apt-qt-${{ hashFiles('.github/workflows/ci.yml') }} + restore-keys: apt-qt- + + - name: Install GCC 15, ninja, catch2 + if: steps.filter.outputs.run == 'true' + run: | + sudo apt-get update -q + sudo apt-get install -y software-properties-common + sudo add-apt-repository -y ppa:ubuntu-toolchain-r/test + sudo apt-get update -q + # unixodbc-dev + libsqliteodbc: the application ladder fetches the + # Lightweight ORM, whose CMake runs + # `pkg_check_modules(ODBC REQUIRED odbc)`, and whose ladder fixtures + # open a real `DRIVER=SQLite3` connection at test time. + # Named explicitly rather than relied on from the runner image. + # libyaml-cpp-dev + libzip-dev: Lightweight's own CMakeLists.txt + # does `find_package(yaml-cpp)`/`find_package(libzip)` as system + # CONFIG packages, not through CPM (examples/bank/CMakeLists.txt's + # comment on the identical fetch) — without these, configure fails + # the moment MORPH_BUILD_LADDER=ON pulls Lightweight in. + # Qt itself is installed by the aqtinstall step below, not apt: see + # that step's comment for why the distro package is unusable here. + sudo apt-get install -y gcc-15 g++-15 ninja-build catch2 \ + libyaml-cpp-dev libzip-dev libgl1-mesa-dev \ + unixodbc-dev libsqliteodbc + sudo update-alternatives --install /usr/bin/gcc gcc /usr/bin/gcc-15 15 + sudo update-alternatives --install /usr/bin/g++ g++ /usr/bin/g++-15 15 + + # Not the distro's Qt: examples/common/CMakeLists.txt requires 6.5+ + # (QQmlApplicationEngine::loadFromModule, used by MORPH_BUILD_FORMS_QML + # rungs) and Ubuntu 24.04 still ships 6.4.2 — the exact gap the "all + # optional features" job's identical step already documents. This job + # configures MORPH_BUILD_LADDER=ON without MORPH_BUILD_FORMS_QML, but + # examples/common/CMakeLists.txt's Qt6 6.5 REQUIRED applies unconditionally + # (it is not gated on MORPH_BUILD_FORMS_QML), so the floor still bites here. + - name: Install Qt ${{ env.QT_VERSION }} + if: steps.filter.outputs.run == 'true' + uses: jurplel/install-qt-action@v4 + with: + version: ${{ env.QT_VERSION }} + modules: qtwebsockets + cache: true + + - name: Cache sccache + if: steps.filter.outputs.run == 'true' + uses: actions/cache@v4 + with: + path: /home/runner/.cache/sccache + key: sccache-ladder-${{ github.sha }} + restore-keys: sccache-ladder- + + - name: Install sccache + if: steps.filter.outputs.run == 'true' + run: | + curl -sSL https://github.com/mozilla/sccache/releases/download/v0.9.1/sccache-v0.9.1-x86_64-unknown-linux-musl.tar.gz \ + | tar -xz --strip-components=1 -C /usr/local/bin sccache-v0.9.1-x86_64-unknown-linux-musl/sccache + + - name: Configure (gcc-debug, ladder + Qt on) + if: steps.filter.outputs.run == 'true' + run: | + cmake --preset gcc-debug \ + -DMORPH_BUILD_QT=ON \ + -DMORPH_BUILD_LADDER=ON \ + -DMORPH_LADDER_RUNGS=all \ + -DCMAKE_C_COMPILER_LAUNCHER=sccache \ + -DCMAKE_CXX_COMPILER_LAUNCHER=sccache + + # QT_QPA_PLATFORM=offscreen here too, not just on Test below: Catch2's + # catch_discover_tests() runs each Qt-linked test binary once at BUILD + # time to enumerate its cases, which aborts on a headless runner (no X + # server) without it — see "Linux / all optional features"'s own Build + # step for the identical note. This job has not hit it in practice + # (its ladder test binaries' discovery apparently succeeds without a + # platform anyway), but the risk is structurally identical, so it is + # set defensively rather than left to reappear the next time a rung + # adds a Qt Quick-linked test binary here. + - name: Build + if: steps.filter.outputs.run == 'true' + env: + QT_QPA_PLATFORM: offscreen + run: cmake --build --preset gcc-debug + + - name: Test (offscreen Qt platform, ladder tests only, stress excluded) + if: steps.filter.outputs.run == 'true' + env: + QT_QPA_PLATFORM: offscreen + run: ctest --preset gcc-debug -L ladder -LE stress --output-on-failure + # ── Linux: every optional feature enabled at once ───────────────────── # Every MORPH_BUILD_* option below is off by default, and until this job # existed no CI configuration turned any of them on — so several thousand @@ -350,8 +540,21 @@ jobs: sudo apt-get install -y software-properties-common sudo add-apt-repository -y ppa:ubuntu-toolchain-r/test sudo apt-get update -q + # unixodbc-dev + libsqliteodbc: the application ladder (enabled in + # the configure step below) fetches the Lightweight ORM, whose CMake + # runs `pkg_check_modules(ODBC REQUIRED odbc)`, and whose ladder + # fixtures open a real `DRIVER=SQLite3` connection at test time. + # Named explicitly rather than relied on from the runner image. + # libyaml-cpp-dev + libzip-dev: Lightweight's own CMakeLists.txt + # (examples/bank/CMakeLists.txt's comment on the same fetch) does + # `find_package(yaml-cpp)`/`find_package(libzip)` as system CONFIG + # packages, not through CPM — without these, Lightweight's configure + # fails with "could not find a package configuration file" the + # moment MORPH_BUILD_LADDER=ON pulls it in here. sudo apt-get install -y ninja-build catch2 \ libsqlite3-dev libsodium-dev libssl-dev \ + unixodbc-dev libsqliteodbc \ + libyaml-cpp-dev libzip-dev \ libgl1-mesa-dev libxkbcommon-x11-0 libxcb-cursor0 libxcb-icccm4 \ libxcb-keysyms1 libxcb-shape0 libxcb-xinerama0 if [ "${{ matrix.compiler }}" = "gcc" ]; then @@ -393,10 +596,22 @@ jobs: EXTRA="-DCMAKE_C_COMPILER=clang-${{ env.CLANG_VERSION }} -DCMAKE_CXX_COMPILER=clang++-${{ env.CLANG_VERSION }}" fi # shellcheck disable=SC2086 + # MORPH_BUILD_LADDER belongs in this job by its own charter ("every + # MORPH_BUILD_* option … enabling them together also proves they + # compose") and closes a real hole: until it was added here, *no* CI + # leg configured MORPH_BUILD_LADDER=ON together with + # MORPH_BUILD_FORMS_QML=ON. The ladder-tests job below cannot — its + # distro Qt is 6.4.2, under the 6.5 floor MORPH_BUILD_FORMS_QML + # requires — so each rung's QML module, desktop client and offscreen + # engine-load smoke test were built by nothing at all. This job has + # Qt ${{ env.QT_VERSION }} from aqtinstall, so here they are built, + # and the smoke test runs, on every push. cmake --preset ${{ matrix.preset }} \ -DMORPH_BUILD_NET=ON \ -DMORPH_BUILD_QT=ON \ -DMORPH_BUILD_FORMS_QML=ON \ + -DMORPH_BUILD_LADDER=ON \ + -DMORPH_LADDER_RUNGS=all \ -DMORPH_BUILD_OFFLINE_SQLITE=ON \ -DMORPH_BUILD_LOAD_TESTS=ON \ -DMORPH_BUILD_HMAC_EXAMPLES=ON \ @@ -406,7 +621,19 @@ jobs: -DCMAKE_C_COMPILER_LAUNCHER=sccache \ -DCMAKE_CXX_COMPILER_LAUNCHER=sccache + # QT_QPA_PLATFORM=offscreen here too, not just on Test below: Catch2's + # catch_discover_tests() runs each Qt-linked test binary once at BUILD + # time to enumerate its cases (CatchAddTests.cmake), not only when + # ctest later executes them — a ladder__tests binary aborts at + # that discovery step on this headless runner (no X server, xcb + # platform plugin fails to load) without it, before any real test ever + # runs. Only bites once MORPH_BUILD_LADDER=ON actually reaches a rung's + # own Qt-linked test binary, which is why this job's build only started + # failing here after the yaml-cpp/libzip configure gap (fixed earlier + # this branch) stopped masking it. - name: Build + env: + QT_QPA_PLATFORM: offscreen run: cmake --build --preset ${{ matrix.preset }} # Includes the fuzz *replay* tests on the clang leg: each committed seed diff --git a/.github/workflows/wasm-ladder.yml b/.github/workflows/wasm-ladder.yml new file mode 100644 index 00000000..1b8cc3c1 --- /dev/null +++ b/.github/workflows/wasm-ladder.yml @@ -0,0 +1,149 @@ +name: WASM ladder gate + +# Compile gate for the application ladder's WebAssembly clients — the one +# examples/TESTING.md's CI tiering promises ("the WASM compile gate for the +# affected rungs") and the only thing in this repository that can actually +# verify them: no Emscripten toolchain was available where rung 0's WASM-remote +# spike (examples/common/wasm_spike) or rung 1's WASM client +# (examples/pastebin/gui_wasm) were authored, so both shipped structurally +# complete and never compiled. Until this job runs green, treat every WASM +# target here as unverified. +# +# Deliberately separate from wasm-demo.yml (bank's WASM GUI): different sources, +# different path filter, and nothing here is deployed anywhere — this builds and +# stops. Single-threaded Qt-for-WASM, same as that workflow. + +on: + push: + branches: + - master + paths: + - 'examples/common/**' + - 'examples/pastebin/**' + - 'examples/bookmarks/**' + - 'examples/polls/**' + - 'examples/kanban/**' + - 'examples/CMakeLists.txt' + - 'cmake/**' + - 'include/morph/**' + - 'src/qt/**' + - 'CMakeLists.txt' + - '.github/workflows/wasm-ladder.yml' + pull_request: + branches: + - master + paths: + - 'examples/common/**' + - 'examples/pastebin/**' + - 'examples/bookmarks/**' + - 'examples/polls/**' + - 'examples/kanban/**' + - 'examples/CMakeLists.txt' + - 'cmake/**' + - 'include/morph/**' + - 'src/qt/**' + - 'CMakeLists.txt' + - '.github/workflows/wasm-ladder.yml' + +concurrency: + group: wasm-ladder-${{ github.ref }} + cancel-in-progress: true + +env: + QT_VERSION: 6.8.3 + EMSDK_VERSION: 3.1.56 # the emscripten Qt 6.8 was built against + +jobs: + build-ladder-wasm: + name: Build the ladder's WASM clients + runs-on: ubuntu-24.04 + steps: + - name: Checkout + uses: actions/checkout@v4 + + - name: Install build tools + run: | + sudo apt-get update -q + sudo apt-get install -y ninja-build + + # aqtinstall gives a matched host + wasm Qt pair (same cmake glue), so no + # host/target version skew. qtwebsockets on *both*: morph::qt links + # Qt6::WebSockets, and a ladder WASM client is a remote client by rule + # (examples/IMPLEMENTATION.md rule 4's WASM clause), so the transport is + # not optional here the way it is for bank's local-only demo. + - name: Install Qt (host desktop) + uses: jurplel/install-qt-action@v4 + with: + version: ${{ env.QT_VERSION }} + host: linux + target: desktop + arch: linux_gcc_64 + modules: qtwebsockets + dir: ${{ runner.temp }}/qt + + - name: Install Qt (wasm, single-threaded) + uses: jurplel/install-qt-action@v4 + with: + version: ${{ env.QT_VERSION }} + host: all_os + target: wasm + arch: wasm_singlethread + modules: qtwebsockets + dir: ${{ runner.temp }}/qt + + - name: Set up emsdk + uses: mymindstorm/setup-emsdk@v14 + with: + version: ${{ env.EMSDK_VERSION }} + actions-cache-folder: emsdk-ladder-cache + + # MORPH_CLIENT_ONLY is mandatory, not a tuning knob: a rung's presenters + # are BridgeHandler templates, so the client names its model type + # even though it never hosts one — and without this option morph still + # emits the registrars that closure over that model's ODBC-backed + # execute() bodies, which cannot link in a browser + # (docs/spec/core/registry.md). morph_add_rung() fails the configure with + # that explanation if it is missing. + # + # MORPH_BUILD_TESTS=OFF: Catch2 binaries are not browser artifacts, and + # examples/common/CMakeLists.txt returns before its Catch2/Lightweight + # section under Emscripten for exactly that reason. + - name: Configure + run: | + export EM_CACHE="$PWD/.emcache" + mkdir -p "$EM_CACHE" + HOST=${{ runner.temp }}/qt/Qt/${{ env.QT_VERSION }}/gcc_64 + WASM=${{ runner.temp }}/qt/Qt/${{ env.QT_VERSION }}/wasm_singlethread + # The all_os/wasm package extracts its scripts without the exec bit. + chmod +x "$WASM"/bin/* || true + "$WASM/bin/qt-cmake" -S . -B build-wasm-ladder -G Ninja \ + -DQT_HOST_PATH="$HOST" \ + -DMORPH_BUILD_QT=ON \ + -DMORPH_BUILD_FORMS_QML=ON \ + -DMORPH_BUILD_LADDER=ON \ + -DMORPH_LADDER_RUNGS=all \ + -DMORPH_CLIENT_ONLY=ON \ + -DMORPH_BUILD_TESTS=OFF \ + -DMORPH_BUILD_EXAMPLES=OFF + + # The rung-0 spike and rungs 1-3's clients, built by name so a target + # that silently stops being generated (morph_add_rung() skips a rung's + # gui_wasm when its prerequisites are missing, announcing why) fails this + # job instead of passing it vacuously. The plain build that follows + # covers any further rung automatically, so this file does not need + # editing again just to add another named target. + - name: Build the WASM-remote spike and every rung's WASM client + run: | + export EM_CACHE="$PWD/.emcache" + cmake --build build-wasm-ladder --target morph_ladder_wasm_spike + cmake --build build-wasm-ladder --target ladder_pastebin_gui_wasm + cmake --build build-wasm-ladder --target ladder_bookmarks_gui_wasm + cmake --build build-wasm-ladder --target ladder_polls_gui_wasm + # Catches any further rung's WASM client too, without editing this + # file again -- closing the gap rung 1's own final review flagged. + cmake --build build-wasm-ladder + + # Informational: the build steps above are the gate. Listed rather than + # asserted by path, since where Qt drops a wasm bundle is Qt's business. + - name: Show the produced artifacts + run: find build-wasm-ladder -name '*.wasm' -o -name '*.html' | sort diff --git a/.gitignore b/.gitignore index 711498a7..902ecf24 100644 --- a/.gitignore +++ b/.gitignore @@ -3,9 +3,13 @@ /build-wasm/ /out/ *.db +*.profraw /.cache/ /compile_commands.json *.user *.suo .vs/ bv-clang/ + +# superpowers subagent-driven-development scratch workspace (ledgers, briefs, review packages) +/.superpowers/ diff --git a/CMakeLists.txt b/CMakeLists.txt index 1fc6cc16..d4f077c3 100644 --- a/CMakeLists.txt +++ b/CMakeLists.txt @@ -29,15 +29,24 @@ option(MORPH_BUILD_BANK_GUI "Build the Qt 6 GUI for the bank example" OFF) option(MORPH_BUILD_HMAC_EXAMPLES "Build vetted-HMAC adapter examples (libsodium/OpenSSL, heavy deps)" OFF) option(MORPH_BUILD_FORMS_QML "Build the shipped Qt/QML forms renderer module (MorphForms) and its demo" OFF) +# The application ladder (examples/LADDER.md): a shared testkit + GUI +# architecture consumed by every ladder rung. Off by default like the other +# heavy-dependency example options; needs MORPH_BUILD_QT and MORPH_BUILD_TESTS +# (checked inside examples/common/CMakeLists.txt with a clear FATAL_ERROR). +option(MORPH_BUILD_LADDER "Build the application ladder's shared testkit/GUI infrastructure and enabled rungs" OFF) + +# Cache list of rungs to build when MORPH_BUILD_LADDER=ON. "all" builds every +# rung with a CMakeLists.txt under examples//; a semicolon-separated +# subset (e.g. "pastebin;bookmarks") builds only those. Rung 0 has no rung +# folders yet, so this option exists but has nothing to select until rung 1 +# lands (see examples/TESTING.md, "Build system and CI"). +set(MORPH_LADDER_RUNGS "all" CACHE STRING "Semicolon-separated list of ladder rungs to build, or \"all\"") + if(MORPH_BUILD_HMAC_EXAMPLES AND NOT MORPH_BUILD_EXAMPLES) message(WARNING "MORPH_BUILD_HMAC_EXAMPLES is ignored: it lives under examples/vetted_hmac, " "which needs MORPH_BUILD_EXAMPLES=ON.") endif() -if(MORPH_BUILD_FORMS_QML AND EMSCRIPTEN) - message(WARNING "MORPH_BUILD_FORMS_QML is ignored: the Qt/QML forms renderer needs a " - "non-Emscripten toolchain.") -endif() option(MORPH_BUILD_QT "Build Qt6 WebSocket backend and tests" OFF) option(MORPH_BUILD_NET "Build the morph::net raw-socket WebSocket transport (POSIX only; see docs/spec/core/backend.md)" OFF) option(MORPH_BUILD_FUZZERS "Build libFuzzer harnesses over wire::decode/dispatchExecute (Clang only)" OFF) @@ -214,7 +223,15 @@ target_sources(morph # deferred to just after the "Tests" section further below, since Catch2 is # only found/fetched there and its test executable names Catch2::Catch2 # directly. -if(MORPH_BUILD_FORMS_QML AND NOT EMSCRIPTEN) +# Emscripten builds this too. MorphForms is a plain Qt Quick QML module over +# header-only morph code — nothing in it is host-only — and a WASM ladder +# client has to render the *same* schema-driven Main.qml the desktop client +# does (examples/TESTING.md's "same client code"), which imports MorphForms. +# This block used to carry a `NOT EMSCRIPTEN` guard plus a "needs a +# non-Emscripten toolchain" warning, written when no WASM target consumed the +# renderer; that claim was never tested. Its one host-only piece, the QuickTest +# suite, is guarded inside src/qt/forms/CMakeLists.txt instead. +if(MORPH_BUILD_FORMS_QML) # 6.5 is a hard floor, not a preference: qt_standard_project_setup's # REQUIRES keyword and QQmlApplicationEngine::loadFromModule (used by the # demo) both arrive in 6.5. Stating it here turns "your Qt is too old" into @@ -285,6 +302,19 @@ if(MORPH_BUILD_TESTS) add_subdirectory(tests) endif() +# ── Application ladder (optional) ─────────────────────────────────────────── +# Deferred to here (after the Tests section above), the same way +# MORPH_BUILD_FORMS_QML's src/qt/forms subdirectory is deferred further below: +# examples/common/CMakeLists.txt calls find_package(Catch2 3 CONFIG QUIET) and +# treats "not found" as a hard FATAL_ERROR (its own Catch2 does not get +# fetched -- it relies on MORPH_BUILD_TESTS=ON having already resolved one). +# Adding examples/ before this point would let that find_package() run before +# the Tests section's FetchContent fallback ever executes, breaking the +# no-system-Catch2 case even though MORPH_BUILD_TESTS=ON. +if(MORPH_BUILD_LADDER) + add_subdirectory(examples) +endif() + # ── Qt/QML forms renderer (optional) ───────────────────────────────────────── # The actual MorphForms module/plugin (src/qt/forms), deferred to here (after # Catch2 is found/fetched above) since its own CMakeLists.txt links a Catch2 @@ -294,7 +324,7 @@ endif() # examples/forms/gui_qml (a consumer, added above) only forward-references # the plain (non-namespaced) morph_forms_moduleplugin target this creates, # which CMake resolves once this subdirectory is processed. -if(MORPH_BUILD_FORMS_QML AND NOT EMSCRIPTEN) +if(MORPH_BUILD_FORMS_QML) add_subdirectory(src/qt/forms) endif() diff --git a/cmake/compiler_options.cmake b/cmake/compiler_options.cmake index a8a9de7e..19d88f01 100644 --- a/cmake/compiler_options.cmake +++ b/cmake/compiler_options.cmake @@ -21,6 +21,9 @@ function(apply_warnings target) target_compile_options(${target} PRIVATE # ── MSVC ────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────── $<$: + /bigobj # heavy template instantiation (BRIDGE_REGISTER_ACTION chains, + # examples/forms/main.cpp) exceeds the default object-file + # section limit (C1128) without this /W4 /permissive- /w14062 # enumerator not handled in switch diff --git a/cmake/morph_add_rung.cmake b/cmake/morph_add_rung.cmake new file mode 100644 index 00000000..04c5aed7 --- /dev/null +++ b/cmake/morph_add_rung.cmake @@ -0,0 +1,494 @@ +# SPDX-License-Identifier: Apache-2.0 +# +# morph_add_rung(NAME ): scaffolds the standard target set for one +# ladder rung, per examples/TESTING.md "Build system and CI". Convention +# over configuration: every target below is created only if its source +# directory (relative to the caller's CMAKE_CURRENT_SOURCE_DIR, i.e. +# examples//) actually has files — a rung with no gui_wasm/ yet simply +# gets no ladder__gui_wasm target, silently, so this one function +# serves every rung from pastebin (rung 1) onward unchanged as each rung +# grows into more of the target set. +# +# Directory -> target convention: +# src/models/*.cpp, src/db/*.cpp, src/app/*.cpp -> ladder__lib STATIC (morph + Lightweight) +# gui_lib/*.cpp -> ladder__gui_lib STATIC (Qt6::Core only, no Catch2) +# gui/qml/*.qml -> ladder__qml STATIC (QML module, URI = capitalised rung name; needs MORPH_BUILD_FORMS_QML) +# gui/*.cpp -> ladder__gui EXE (desktop client; skipped under Emscripten) +# gui_wasm/*.cpp -> ladder__gui_wasm EXE (Emscripten only; needs MORPH_CLIENT_ONLY) +# src/server/*.cpp -> ladder__server EXE (standalone server; skipped under Emscripten) +# tests/*.cpp -> ladder__tests EXE (Catch2; skipped under Emscripten) +# src/headless/*.cpp -> ladder__headless EXE (QProcess test-client binary, rung 4+) +# +# Every ctest case discovered from ladder__tests gets labels "ladder" +# and "ladder-" (the CI path-filter unit — see .github/workflows/ci.yml, +# job ladder-tests) via the same two-step catch_discover_tests + file(GENERATE) +# shape examples/common/CMakeLists.txt uses (catch_discover_tests cannot carry +# a multi-value LABELS directly — see that file's own comment on why). +# +# RESOURCE_LOCK is the literal string "morph_ladder_test_db" for every rung's +# tests, matching examples/common's own ladder_common_tests — deliberately +# the *same* name across every rung/binary, not a per-rung one: ctest's +# RESOURCE_LOCK serializes any two ctest cases sharing a lock name even +# across different test *binaries*, which is exactly what's needed if two +# rungs' test binaries ever point at the same on-disk database file (e.g. a +# shared ODBC_CONNECTION_STRING override in some future CI leg) — harmless +# extra serialization if they don't. +# +# CONFIGURE_DEPENDS: every file(GLOB_RECURSE ...) below passes it so a newly +# added source file re-triggers CMake's configure step on the next build +# without an explicit reconfigure. This is a Ninja/Makefiles-generator +# feature (silently a no-op elsewhere, per CMake's own docs); every preset in +# this repo's CMakePresets.json inherits from base-linux or base-vcpkg, both +# of which pin "generator": "Ninja", so this is safe repo-wide today. If a +# non-Ninja/Makefiles preset is ever added, new ladder source files added +# under that preset would need an explicit reconfigure (`cmake --preset ...`) +# before they show up in the build — CONFIGURE_DEPENDS would silently not +# catch them. +function(morph_add_rung) + set(options "") + set(oneValueArgs NAME) + set(multiValueArgs "") + cmake_parse_arguments(RUNG "${options}" "${oneValueArgs}" "${multiValueArgs}" ${ARGN}) + + if(NOT RUNG_NAME) + message(FATAL_ERROR "morph_add_rung() requires NAME ") + endif() + # examples/common/CMakeLists.txt returns early under Emscripten, right + # after defining morph_ladder_gui/morph_ladder_app but before + # morph_ladder_testkit (Catch2 + the Lightweight/ODBC-backed testkit have + # no place in a browser build — see that file's own "WebAssembly build" + # comment). So the "was common added" check below must not require + # morph_ladder_testkit under Emscripten, or every rung's WASM configure + # (ladder__gui_wasm) fails here even though common/ was added + # correctly and every target this function actually needs exists. + if(EMSCRIPTEN) + if(NOT TARGET morph_ladder_app) + message(FATAL_ERROR "morph_add_rung(NAME ${RUNG_NAME}) called before examples/common was added " + "(morph_ladder_app does not exist yet) — add_subdirectory(common) first.") + endif() + elseif(NOT TARGET morph_ladder_testkit) + message(FATAL_ERROR "morph_add_rung(NAME ${RUNG_NAME}) called before examples/common was added " + "(morph_ladder_testkit does not exist yet) — add_subdirectory(common) first.") + endif() + + set(_dir "${CMAKE_CURRENT_SOURCE_DIR}") + set(_rung "${RUNG_NAME}") + + # examples/common/CMakeLists.txt already calls find_package(Qt6 ... + # COMPONENTS Core WebSockets) and qt_standard_project_setup(), but that + # call's IMPORTED targets (Qt6::Core etc.) and qt_standard_project_setup's + # directory-scoped defaults are visible only in common/'s own directory + # scope and its subdirectories — CMake does not propagate find_package() + # imported targets sideways to sibling directories. examples// is a + # *sibling* of common/ (both are add_subdirectory()'d from + # examples/CMakeLists.txt), not a descendant of it, so without this, + # ladder__lib's `target_link_libraries(... Qt6::Core)` below fails + # with "target was not found" the first time this function is actually + # exercised (verified empirically: pastebin, the first real rung, hits + # exactly this). Calling both again here is cheap and, per Qt's own docs, + # idempotent/harmless if some ancestor scope already ran them — this is + # the one place in the whole rung that needs it, since every target below + # is created in *this* function's (i.e. the calling rung directory's) scope. + find_package(Qt6 6.5 REQUIRED COMPONENTS Core) + qt_standard_project_setup(REQUIRES 6.5) + + # ── ladder__lib: models + db + app bootstrap (native only) ──── + # Lightweight::Lightweight (ODBC) does not exist under Emscripten: + # examples/common/CMakeLists.txt returns early, before its + # FetchContent_MakeAvailable(Lightweight) call, whenever EMSCRIPTEN is + # set. Persistence lives server-side behind the model for a WASM client + # (IMPLEMENTATION.md rule 4's WASM clause), and ladder__gui_wasm + # never links ladder__lib — so this target genuinely never needs + # to build under Emscripten at all. + if(NOT EMSCRIPTEN) + file(GLOB_RECURSE _lib_sources CONFIGURE_DEPENDS + "${_dir}/src/models/*.cpp" "${_dir}/src/db/*.cpp" "${_dir}/src/app/*.cpp") + # The rung's public headers are listed as target sources purely so + # AUTOMOC sees them. AUTOMOC looks for a Q_OBJECT header next to the + # .cpp of the same basename, and a rung's layout deliberately splits + # those apart (include//app/app.hpp vs src/app/app.cpp), so a + # QObject declared in include/ gets no moc output at all otherwise — + # which a static library happily builds and only fails at the first + # link that actually needs the vtable (pastebin::app::App, hit the + # moment ladder_pastebin_tests linked it). Header entries are not + # compiled; they only join the AUTOMOC scan. + file(GLOB_RECURSE _lib_headers CONFIGURE_DEPENDS "${_dir}/include/*.hpp") + if(_lib_sources) + add_library(ladder_${_rung}_lib STATIC ${_lib_sources} ${_lib_headers}) + add_library(morph::ladder_${_rung}_lib ALIAS ladder_${_rung}_lib) + # examples/common (PROJECT_SOURCE_DIR, not a "../common" relative + # path — see examples/CMakeLists.txt's own comment on why: robust to + # morph being embedded via add_subdirectory() in a parent project) + # is on the include path for clock.hpp, the ladder-wide injectable + # "now()" every rung's time-dependent model logic reads instead of + # DateTime::now() directly (examples/common/clock.hpp's own doc + # comment). Discovered as a real gap, not present in the original + # sketch: unlike morph_ladder_gui/_app/_testkit (which each add + # examples/common to their own PUBLIC include path), + # ladder__lib links none of those three — it is the one target + # in this function with model/app code that needs clock.hpp but no + # other reason to depend on morph::ladder_gui and its Qt-Core-only + # constraint, so its own include path needs common added directly. + target_include_directories(ladder_${_rung}_lib PUBLIC "${_dir}/include" "${PROJECT_SOURCE_DIR}/examples/common") + target_link_libraries(ladder_${_rung}_lib PUBLIC morph::morph Lightweight::Lightweight Qt6::Core) + target_compile_features(ladder_${_rung}_lib PUBLIC cxx_std_23) + set_target_properties(ladder_${_rung}_lib PROPERTIES AUTOMOC ON) + apply_bigobj(ladder_${_rung}_lib) + # Lightweight's headers are not -Werror clean (bank's own caveat, + # examples/bank/CMakeLists.txt) — no apply_warnings() here. + if(AF_COVERAGE) + apply_coverage(ladder_${_rung}_lib) + endif() + endif() + endif() + + # ── ladder__gui_lib: presenters + forms-controller glue ─────── + file(GLOB_RECURSE _gui_lib_sources CONFIGURE_DEPENDS "${_dir}/gui_lib/*.cpp") + if(_gui_lib_sources) + add_library(ladder_${_rung}_gui_lib STATIC ${_gui_lib_sources}) + add_library(morph::ladder_${_rung}_gui_lib ALIAS ladder_${_rung}_gui_lib) + target_include_directories(ladder_${_rung}_gui_lib PUBLIC "${_dir}/include" "${_dir}/gui_lib") + target_link_libraries(ladder_${_rung}_gui_lib PUBLIC morph::morph morph::ladder_gui Qt6::Core) + if(TARGET ladder_${_rung}_lib) + target_link_libraries(ladder_${_rung}_gui_lib PUBLIC morph::ladder_${_rung}_lib) + # ladder_${_rung}_lib links Lightweight::Lightweight PUBLIC, and + # Lightweight's own target_include_directories() call is plain + # PUBLIC, not SYSTEM (its CMakeLists.txt) -- so without this, + # apply_warnings() below (-Werror included) applies in full to + # every Lightweight header this target transitively sees, not + # just this rung's own code. examples/bank/CMakeLists.txt's own + # workaround for the identical problem is to skip + # apply_warnings() entirely on the target that links Lightweight + # directly (ladder_${_rung}_lib does the same, just above); this + # target doesn't include any Lightweight header itself, so + # demoting the transitive include path to SYSTEM here — rather + # than also giving up apply_warnings() on it — keeps this rung's + # own gui_lib/*.cpp fully warned while silencing what is, + # from here, third-party noise. + get_target_property(_lightweight_includes Lightweight::Lightweight INTERFACE_INCLUDE_DIRECTORIES) + if(_lightweight_includes) + target_include_directories(ladder_${_rung}_gui_lib SYSTEM PUBLIC ${_lightweight_includes}) + endif() + unset(_lightweight_includes) + endif() + target_compile_features(ladder_${_rung}_gui_lib PUBLIC cxx_std_23) + set_target_properties(ladder_${_rung}_gui_lib PROPERTIES AUTOMOC ON) + apply_warnings(ladder_${_rung}_gui_lib) + apply_bigobj(ladder_${_rung}_gui_lib) + if(AF_COVERAGE) + apply_coverage(ladder_${_rung}_gui_lib) + endif() + endif() + + # ── ladder__qml: the rung's own QML module ───────────────────── + # gui/qml/*.qml becomes a proper QML module (URI = the rung name with its + # first letter capitalised, e.g. "Pastebin"), built as its own static + # library rather than folded into the gui executable — exactly the shape + # examples/forms/gui_qml uses (lab_forms_demo_module + the morph_forms_qml + # executable linking lab_forms_demo_moduleplugin). It has to be a separate + # target because *three* consumers need those QML files: the desktop + # client, the WASM client, and the rung's own offscreen engine-load smoke + # test (examples/TESTING.md, presenter rule 6), which lives in the test + # binary. Built under Emscripten too, for the WASM client's sake — the + # ladder's "same client code" rule means the browser loads the identical + # Main.qml, not a copy (contrast bank's gui_wasm, which re-declares its own + # QML module over the native GUI's files). + # + # Gated on morph_qt_forms (i.e. MORPH_BUILD_FORMS_QML=ON, which also builds + # the shipped MorphForms module the rung's Main.qml imports for + # DynamicForm). Without it there is no schema-driven renderer to compose, + # so the QML module, the desktop client, and the smoke test are all skipped + # together — announced, never silently: the ladder CI leg's distro Qt is + # 6.4.2, below the 6.5 floor MORPH_BUILD_FORMS_QML requires, so that leg + # legitimately configures without any of this. This block announces the + # half it owns (the QML module and, through it, the smoke test); the + # desktop client's block below announces its own skip, for this and every + # other reason it can be skipped. + # + # morph_forms_moduleplugin is forward-referenced: add_subdirectory(src/qt/forms) + # runs *after* add_subdirectory(examples) in the root CMakeLists.txt (both + # deferrals are documented there). A plain, non-namespaced target name may + # be named before it exists; morph_qt_forms — the thing this gates on — is + # created earlier, before the examples, so the guard itself is sound. + set(_qml_plugin "") + file(GLOB_RECURSE _qml_files CONFIGURE_DEPENDS "${_dir}/gui/qml/*.qml") + if(_qml_files AND NOT TARGET morph_qt_forms) + message(STATUS "morph_add_rung: rung '${_rung}' has gui/qml/ but MORPH_BUILD_FORMS_QML is OFF " + "— skipping ladder_${_rung}_qml and the QML smoke test") + endif() + if(_qml_files AND TARGET morph_qt_forms) + find_package(Qt6 6.5 REQUIRED COMPONENTS Gui Qml Quick QuickControls2) + string(SUBSTRING "${_rung}" 0 1 _uri_head) + string(SUBSTRING "${_rung}" 1 -1 _uri_tail) + string(TOUPPER "${_uri_head}" _uri_head) + set(_qml_uri "${_uri_head}${_uri_tail}") + # GLOB_RECURSE yields absolute paths, which qt_add_qml_module + # refuses to place in a resource without an explicit alias. Alias + # each file to its bare name so the module's resource layout is + # flat (qrc:/qt/qml//Main.qml) and independent of where inside + # gui/qml/ the file happens to live. + foreach(_qml_file IN LISTS _qml_files) + cmake_path(GET _qml_file FILENAME _qml_name) + set_source_files_properties("${_qml_file}" PROPERTIES QT_RESOURCE_ALIAS "${_qml_name}") + endforeach() + qt_add_library(ladder_${_rung}_qml STATIC) + qt_add_qml_module(ladder_${_rung}_qml + URI ${_qml_uri} + VERSION 1.0 + QML_FILES ${_qml_files} + ) + target_link_libraries(ladder_${_rung}_qml PUBLIC morph_forms_moduleplugin Qt6::Quick Qt6::Qml) + target_compile_features(ladder_${_rung}_qml PUBLIC cxx_std_23) + set(_qml_plugin ladder_${_rung}_qmlplugin) + endif() + + # ── ladder__gui: desktop client (native only) ────────────────── + # + # Absence of gui/*.cpp is the silent, expected case — that is just the + # convention this file's header describes ("a rung with no gui_wasm/ yet + # simply gets no ladder__gui_wasm target"). But a rung that *has* + # gui/*.cpp clearly wants a desktop client, so every reason this target + # can then fail to appear is announced instead: the alternative is the + # target silently vanishing from an otherwise successful configure, which + # surfaces only as a "no such target" much later. Each reason is collected + # rather than short-circuited so a rung missing two prerequisites hears + # about both in one pass. + # + # The `NOT _qml_files` branch is the forward-looking one: no rung today + # ships gui/*.cpp without gui/qml/, but a future rung that builds its UI + # with QtWidgets, or reuses another module's QML files, would land exactly + # there — and would otherwise get no diagnostic at all, since the QML + # block above only speaks up when gui/qml/ exists and morph_qt_forms does + # not. + if(NOT EMSCRIPTEN) + file(GLOB_RECURSE _gui_sources CONFIGURE_DEPENDS "${_dir}/gui/*.cpp") + set(_gui_skips "") + if(_gui_sources AND NOT TARGET ladder_${_rung}_gui_lib) + list(APPEND _gui_skips "it has no gui_lib/*.cpp, so there is no ladder_${_rung}_gui_lib to link") + endif() + if(_gui_sources AND NOT _qml_plugin) + if(NOT _qml_files) + list(APPEND _gui_skips "it has no gui/qml/*.qml, so there is no ladder_${_rung}_qml module to link") + else() + list(APPEND _gui_skips "MORPH_BUILD_FORMS_QML is OFF, so ladder_${_rung}_qml was not built") + endif() + endif() + if(_gui_skips) + list(JOIN _gui_skips "; and " _gui_skip_why) + message(STATUS "morph_add_rung: rung '${_rung}' has gui/*.cpp but ladder_${_rung}_gui is skipped " + "— ${_gui_skip_why}") + endif() + if(_gui_sources AND NOT _gui_skips) + find_package(Qt6 6.5 REQUIRED COMPONENTS Gui Qml Quick QuickControls2) + qt_add_executable(ladder_${_rung}_gui ${_gui_sources}) + target_link_libraries(ladder_${_rung}_gui PRIVATE + morph::ladder_${_rung}_gui_lib morph::ladder_app ${_qml_plugin} + Qt6::Core Qt6::Gui Qt6::Qml Qt6::Quick Qt6::QuickControls2) + target_compile_definitions(ladder_${_rung}_gui PRIVATE MORPH_LADDER_QML_URI="${_qml_uri}") + target_compile_features(ladder_${_rung}_gui PRIVATE cxx_std_23) + set_target_properties(ladder_${_rung}_gui PROPERTIES AUTOMOC ON) + apply_bigobj(ladder_${_rung}_gui) + if(AF_COVERAGE) + apply_coverage(ladder_${_rung}_gui) + endif() + endif() + endif() + + # ── ladder__gui_wasm: Emscripten client ──────────────────────── + # + # Same shape as the desktop client above, and deliberately so: it links the + # same gui_lib, the same morph::ladder_app (AppContext), and the same + # ladder__qml module, so the only file that differs between the two + # clients is main()/main_wasm.cpp (examples/TESTING.md, "same client code"; + # bank's shadow-header pattern is explicitly banned there). Its skip + # reasons are announced for the same reason the desktop block announces + # its own. + if(EMSCRIPTEN) + file(GLOB_RECURSE _gui_wasm_sources CONFIGURE_DEPENDS "${_dir}/gui_wasm/*.cpp") + set(_gui_wasm_skips "") + if(_gui_wasm_sources AND NOT TARGET ladder_${_rung}_gui_lib) + list(APPEND _gui_wasm_skips "it has no gui_lib/*.cpp, so there is no ladder_${_rung}_gui_lib to link") + endif() + if(_gui_wasm_sources AND NOT _qml_plugin) + if(NOT _qml_files) + list(APPEND _gui_wasm_skips "it has no gui/qml/*.qml, so there is no ladder_${_rung}_qml module to load") + else() + list(APPEND _gui_wasm_skips "MORPH_BUILD_FORMS_QML is OFF, so ladder_${_rung}_qml was not built") + endif() + endif() + if(_gui_wasm_skips) + list(JOIN _gui_wasm_skips "; and " _gui_wasm_skip_why) + message(STATUS "morph_add_rung: rung '${_rung}' has gui_wasm/*.cpp but ladder_${_rung}_gui_wasm " + "is skipped — ${_gui_wasm_skip_why}") + endif() + # A ladder WASM client is a *pure remote client* (IMPLEMENTATION.md + # rule 4's WASM clause: persistence lives server-side), but it still + # has to name its rung's model type — BridgeHandler is a + # template over it. Without MORPH_CLIENT_ONLY the registrars that + # closure over Model's constructor and execute() bodies are still + # emitted, and the wasm link fails on every database symbol those + # bodies reach (docs/spec/core/registry.md names a browser build as + # the motivating case). That failure is a wall of undefined symbols + # from inside FetchContent'd code, so it is caught here instead. + if(_gui_wasm_sources AND NOT _gui_wasm_skips AND NOT MORPH_CLIENT_ONLY) + message(FATAL_ERROR + "morph_add_rung: rung '${_rung}' builds ladder_${_rung}_gui_wasm, which needs " + "-DMORPH_CLIENT_ONLY=ON. A WASM client dispatches every action to a server and " + "never hosts a model, but without that option morph still emits the model-owning " + "registrars, whose closures reference the model's ODBC-backed execute() bodies — " + "unlinkable in a browser. See docs/spec/core/registry.md, \"MORPH_CLIENT_ONLY\".") + endif() + if(_gui_wasm_sources AND NOT _gui_wasm_skips) + find_package(Qt6 REQUIRED COMPONENTS Gui Qml Quick QuickControls2) + qt_add_executable(ladder_${_rung}_gui_wasm ${_gui_wasm_sources}) + target_link_libraries(ladder_${_rung}_gui_wasm PRIVATE + morph::morph morph::qt morph_qt_impl + morph::ladder_${_rung}_gui_lib morph::ladder_app ${_qml_plugin} + Qt6::Core Qt6::Gui Qt6::Qml Qt6::Quick Qt6::QuickControls2) + target_compile_definitions(ladder_${_rung}_gui_wasm PRIVATE MORPH_LADDER_QML_URI="${_qml_uri}") + target_compile_features(ladder_${_rung}_gui_wasm PRIVATE cxx_std_23) + set_target_properties(ladder_${_rung}_gui_wasm PROPERTIES AUTOMOC ON) + endif() + endif() + + # ── ladder__server: standalone server binary (native only) ──── + if(NOT EMSCRIPTEN) + file(GLOB_RECURSE _server_sources CONFIGURE_DEPENDS "${_dir}/src/server/*.cpp") + if(_server_sources AND TARGET ladder_${_rung}_lib) + add_executable(ladder_${_rung}_server ${_server_sources}) + target_link_libraries(ladder_${_rung}_server PRIVATE + morph::ladder_${_rung}_lib morph::qt morph_qt_impl Qt6::Core) + target_compile_features(ladder_${_rung}_server PRIVATE cxx_std_23) + apply_bigobj(ladder_${_rung}_server) + if(AF_COVERAGE) + apply_coverage(ladder_${_rung}_server) + endif() + endif() + endif() + + # ── ladder__tests: Catch2 model + presenter tests ────────────── + if(NOT EMSCRIPTEN) + file(GLOB_RECURSE _test_sources CONFIGURE_DEPENDS "${_dir}/tests/*.cpp") + if(_test_sources) + # examples/common/testkit/testkit_main.cpp is compiled into every + # rung's test binary rather than linked from morph_ladder_testkit: + # that library links Catch2::Catch2 (the no-main variant), so a + # rung whose tests/ holds only TEST_CASE translation units has no + # `main` at all and fails to link. The main is Qt-owning (a + # QCoreApplication that outlives every QObject Catch2 constructs — + # see that file's own comment), which every rung needs anyway the + # moment it touches BackendRig's Socket mode. It stays a compiled + # source rather than a library member so ladder_common_tests, which + # already compiles the same file directly, keeps exactly one + # definition of `main`. + add_executable(ladder_${_rung}_tests + ${_test_sources} + "${PROJECT_SOURCE_DIR}/examples/common/testkit/testkit_main.cpp") + target_link_libraries(ladder_${_rung}_tests PRIVATE morph::ladder_testkit) + # ctest runs a rung's test binary from its own build directory, so + # repo-relative test data (e.g. tests/fuzz/findings/*, replayed as + # hostile paste content by pastebin's model suite) cannot be found + # by a relative path. Compile the source root in instead — the same + # thing tests/fuzz/CMakeLists.txt does by passing absolute corpus + # paths on the command line, expressed here as a macro because a + # Catch2 binary takes no such arguments. + target_compile_definitions(ladder_${_rung}_tests + PRIVATE MORPH_LADDER_SOURCE_ROOT="${PROJECT_SOURCE_DIR}") + if(TARGET ladder_${_rung}_lib) + # WHOLE_ARCHIVE, not a plain link: a rung's schema TU + # (src/db/schema.cpp) contributes nothing but static-init + # side effects — LIGHTWEIGHT_SQL_MIGRATION registers the + # rung's tables with the process-wide MigrationManager from a + # namespace-scope initializer. No test references a symbol in + # that TU, so an ordinary static-library link never pulls the + # object in and DbFixture::ApplyPendingMigrations() finds no + # migrations at all ("no such table: pastes"). Pulling the + # whole archive is the standard fix and keeps the schema + # exactly where IMPLEMENTATION.md rule 4 puts it, instead of + # making every rung's test suite name a dummy symbol to force + # the link. + target_link_libraries(ladder_${_rung}_tests PRIVATE + "$") + # Same SYSTEM-include demotion as ladder_${_rung}_gui_lib's own + # identical block above, and for the identical reason: + # Lightweight's target_include_directories() call is plain + # PUBLIC, not SYSTEM, so apply_warnings() below (-Werror + # included) would otherwise apply in full to every Lightweight + # header a test TU reaches (directly, by testing the model + # layer, or transitively through template instantiation). + get_target_property(_lightweight_includes Lightweight::Lightweight INTERFACE_INCLUDE_DIRECTORIES) + if(_lightweight_includes) + target_include_directories(ladder_${_rung}_tests SYSTEM PRIVATE ${_lightweight_includes}) + endif() + unset(_lightweight_includes) + endif() + if(TARGET ladder_${_rung}_gui_lib) + target_link_libraries(ladder_${_rung}_tests PRIVATE morph::ladder_${_rung}_gui_lib) + endif() + # The rung's QML module, so its offscreen engine-load smoke test + # (examples/TESTING.md, presenter rule 6) can load the *same* + # Main.qml the desktop client ships — not a copy. + # + # MORPH_LADDER_QML_URI is what makes that test compile at all: it is + # `#ifdef`-guarded on this macro, so a configure without the QML + # module (see the ladder__qml block above) simply compiles it + # to an empty translation unit instead of failing on a missing + # . + # + # MORPH_LADDER_TESTKIT_GUI_APP switches testkit_main.cpp's owned + # application object from QCoreApplication to QGuiApplication for + # this one binary. Qt Quick cannot instantiate an ApplicationWindow + # under a plain QCoreApplication — QWindow needs a platform + # integration, which only QGuiApplication creates — so without this + # the smoke test aborts rather than failing. Presenter rule 1 + # ("presenters must instantiate under a plain QCoreApplication") + # keeps its teeth where it is actually enforced: ladder__gui_lib + # links Qt6::Core and nothing else, and ladder_common_tests still + # runs its presenter suite under a bare QCoreApplication. + if(_qml_plugin) + target_link_libraries(ladder_${_rung}_tests PRIVATE + ${_qml_plugin} Qt6::Gui Qt6::Qml Qt6::Quick Qt6::QuickControls2) + target_compile_definitions(ladder_${_rung}_tests PRIVATE + MORPH_LADDER_QML_URI="${_qml_uri}" MORPH_LADDER_TESTKIT_GUI_APP) + endif() + target_compile_features(ladder_${_rung}_tests PRIVATE cxx_std_23) + set_target_properties(ladder_${_rung}_tests PROPERTIES AUTOMOC ON) + apply_warnings(ladder_${_rung}_tests) + apply_bigobj(ladder_${_rung}_tests) + if(AF_COVERAGE) + apply_coverage(ladder_${_rung}_tests) + endif() + + include(Catch) + get_target_property(_qt_core_dll Qt6::Core IMPORTED_LOCATION) + cmake_path(GET _qt_core_dll PARENT_PATH _qt_bin_dir) + catch_discover_tests(ladder_${_rung}_tests + DISCOVERY_MODE POST_BUILD + DL_PATHS "${_qt_bin_dir}" + PROPERTIES LABELS ladder TIMEOUT 120 RESOURCE_LOCK morph_ladder_test_db + ) + file(GENERATE + OUTPUT "${CMAKE_CURRENT_BINARY_DIR}/ladder_${_rung}_tests_rung_label.cmake" + CONTENT "foreach(_ladder_test IN LISTS ladder_${_rung}_tests_TESTS) + if(NOT _ladder_test MATCHES \"\\\"class-name\\\"\") + set_tests_properties(\"\${_ladder_test}\" PROPERTIES LABELS \"ladder;ladder-${_rung}\") + endif() +endforeach() +" + ) + set_property(DIRECTORY APPEND PROPERTY TEST_INCLUDE_FILES + "${CMAKE_CURRENT_BINARY_DIR}/ladder_${_rung}_tests_rung_label.cmake") + endif() + endif() + + # ── ladder__headless: QProcess test-client binary (rung 4+) ──── + file(GLOB_RECURSE _headless_sources CONFIGURE_DEPENDS "${_dir}/src/headless/*.cpp") + if(_headless_sources AND TARGET ladder_${_rung}_gui_lib) + add_executable(ladder_${_rung}_headless ${_headless_sources}) + target_link_libraries(ladder_${_rung}_headless PRIVATE morph::ladder_${_rung}_gui_lib morph::ladder_app) + target_compile_features(ladder_${_rung}_headless PRIVATE cxx_std_23) + apply_bigobj(ladder_${_rung}_headless) + endif() + + message(STATUS "morph_add_rung: registered rung '${_rung}'") +endfunction() diff --git a/codecov.yml b/codecov.yml index 539354a7..bf0bbf1d 100644 --- a/codecov.yml +++ b/codecov.yml @@ -1,13 +1,23 @@ # Codecov configuration. # -# Coverage is produced by the `clang-coverage` CI job via scripts/coverage.sh, -# restricted to the library headers under include/morph (tests, demo src/ and -# fetched dependencies are excluded by the positional source filter to llvm-cov). +# Coverage is produced by the `clang-coverage` CI job via scripts/coverage.sh: +# always include/morph (the library), plus examples/common (the ladder's +# hand-written GUI/testkit code — real coverage of morph's own client stack, +# not app-specific logic; see examples/TESTING.md's "round-7 T4 reframe") and +# every built rung's own models/app/presenter code, whenever that leg's +# configure also builds the ladder. Tests, a rung's `main()` shells +# (`gui/`, `gui_wasm/`), demo src/, fetched dependencies, and +# AUTOMOC-generated files (which live under the build tree, never under a +# source-tree path this config names) are excluded. coverage: - # Statuses are informational so a coverage delta never blocks a PR; they still - # render the project/patch numbers on the checks list. status: + # Default (include/morph, i.e. everything not claimed by a component + # below): informational only, unchanged from before this file started + # tracking the ladder. This project's own IMPLEMENTATION.md rule 5 has + # never claimed the whole library is 100% covered — only "models" (and + # now the ladder's hand-written GUI/testkit code, see the component + # below) carry that promise, so only that promise is a blocking gate. project: default: informational: true @@ -15,18 +25,148 @@ coverage: default: informational: true +# The ladder's hand-written GUI/testkit code is held to the same 100% bar +# examples/IMPLEMENTATION.md rule 5 sets for models (there are no rung +# models yet — rung 0 ships no app — so this component is the whole of that +# promise today; src/models/ and include//models/ join it as rungs +# land). Scoped to examples/common specifically, not project-wide: a +# blocking gate over the *entire* codebase is a much bigger, unverified +# claim this repo has never made and this change does not attempt. +# +# Target is 98%, not a literal 100%, for a measurement-tooling reason rather +# than an intentional gap: llvm-cov's source-based coverage places a +# "control reached past this block" counter on the closing brace of certain +# blocks (a switch-case's `}` after `break;`, a scope's `}` after its one +# statement calls a `std::function`), and that counter can read 0 +# even though the statement immediately above it — proven by its own hit +# count — ran. There is no llvm-cov equivalent of gcov's inline +# `LCOV_EXCL_LINE` to suppress just those lines. Confirmed present-day +# instances, all in hand-written (non-test) files, each already directly +# exercised by an existing test per llvm-cov's own count on the preceding +# line: backend_rig.hpp's three switch-case closing braces (BackendRig's +# constructor, one per Mode), strand_interleaver.hpp's two post-`task()` +# closing braces (`step()`, `runSchedule()`), and fault_proxy.cpp's one +# integration-unreachable line pair (onClientConnection's null-guard — +# Qt's own newConnection contract guarantees a valid pointer in practice; +# the underlying decision, isValidIncomingConnection, is unit-tested +# directly). Together these put today's real ceiling at 478/485 = 98.56% +# lines — re-measured at rung 1's close, when `examples/common` gained +# `db_busy_fixture.hpp` and `backend_rig.hpp`'s executor-liveness guard. The +# artifact *list* above is unchanged (the same seven lines); only the +# denominator moved. 98% leaves a small margin below that measured ceiling +# rather than sitting exactly on it, while still failing the gate long before +# a real, newly-introduced gap could hide behind this handful of known +# artifacts. +# +# Per-rung components, one per rung, rather than one component spanning the +# whole ladder: each rung's real ceiling is set by its own handful of known +# artifacts, and folding them together would mean re-deriving a single number +# every time a rung lands. A rung's component simply appears when its +# directory does. +component_management: + individual_components: + - component_id: ladder + name: "application ladder (examples/common)" + paths: + - examples/common/** + statuses: + - type: project + target: 98% + informational: false + - type: patch + target: 98% + informational: false + + # Rung 1, pastebin. + # + # What is actually measured, precisely — the `paths` glob below is + # `examples/pastebin/**`, but a component can only score files the + # uploaded report contains, and that report is whatever + # `scripts/coverage.sh` names in its `SOURCES` array. For this rung that + # is `include/`, `src/` and `gui_lib/`: the DTOs, the model and app + # bootstrap, and the hand-written presenter/QML-adapter layer. It is + # **not** `gui/` or `gui_wasm/` — those are `main()` shells (engine setup, + # argv parsing, `setInitialProperties`) with no unit-testable seam, + # exercised by the offscreen QML engine-load smoke test and by hand, and + # they are named in `ignore:` below so their absence is a decision rather + # than an accident. `tests/` is excluded for the same reason + # examples/common's is: a suite scoring its own test code inflates the + # number it is supposed to police. + # + # Same reasoning as the component above for the target: 96%, not a + # literal 100%, because of a measured ceiling rather than an intentional + # gap. Measured with `llvm-cov report` over that denominator: + # 442/450 lines = 98.22%. Every one of the eight missed lines is + # accounted for: + # * units.hpp (2) — the `default:` arm of `UnitTraits::meta`'s + # switch. `Unit` has exactly one enumerator, so that arm is + # unreachable without undefined behavior; it exists because the + # repo's warning policy requires a switch default. + # * src/app/app.cpp (4) — `sweepExpiredOnce()`'s `.onError` branch, + # which logs an `ExpirePaste` that failed to dispatch. Provoking a + # dispatch failure through a `SimulatedRemoteBackend` needs the + # fault-injection proxy that lands at rung 4; until then there is no + # honest way to reach it. + # * src/models/paste_model.cpp (2) — the `rows.empty()` guard in + # `execute(GetPaste)`'s read-back, taken when the row vanishes + # between an `UPDATE` that just matched it and a `SELECT` in the same + # transaction, while that transaction holds the write lock. The + # source documents it as unreachable in practice and treats it as + # "gone" rather than asserting. + # `gui_lib/` itself is fully covered: `paste_presenter.cpp`, + # `paste_qml_bridges.cpp`, `paste_forms_controller.cpp` and both headers' + # inline bodies are at 100% lines, by `tests/test_paste_presenter.cpp` and + # `tests/test_paste_qml_bridges.cpp`. + # + # 96%, not something nearer the 98.22% ceiling, for two reasons: it leaves + # a margin below that ceiling rather than sitting on it, and the ceiling + # is not perfectly stable — `paste_model.cpp` scores 2 or 3 missed lines + # depending on the run, because the two `DbBusyFixture` store-error cases + # race a real SQLite lock and which classifier branch they land in is + # genuinely timing-dependent. A target within a line or two of the ceiling + # would flake on that alone. 96% still fails long before a real, + # newly-introduced gap could hide behind these eight lines. + - component_id: pastebin + name: "application ladder rung 1 (examples/pastebin)" + paths: + - examples/pastebin/** + statuses: + - type: project + target: 96% + informational: false + - type: patch + target: 96% + informational: false + # Always post the coverage-comparison comment on a PR, even on the first upload # after activation and even when the base report is still processing. comment: - layout: "reference, diff, flags, files" + layout: "reference, diff, flags, files, components" behavior: default require_base: false require_head: true require_changes: false -# Only library headers carry coverage; make the exclusion explicit for Codecov's -# own file walking so tests/ and the demo never dilute the reported number. +# Nothing in examples/ other than examples/common and the built rungs ever +# gets compiled by the coverage job's configure (MORPH_BUILD_LADDER builds +# examples/common's targets plus each rung named by MORPH_LADDER_RUNGS and, +# under Emscripten only, wasm_spike — which this job never reaches), so +# bank/forms/concepts/etc. never produce coverage data here in the first +# place; excluding them explicitly documents the intent rather than relying +# on that as an accident of what happens to be built. A rung's own test +# sources are excluded for the same reason examples/common's are: a suite +# scoring its own test code inflates the number it is supposed to police. ignore: - "tests/**" - "src/**" - - "examples/**" + - "examples/bank/**" + - "examples/forms/**" + - "examples/concepts/**" + - "examples/vetted_hmac/**" + - "examples/qt_tls_client/**" + - "examples/common/testkit/test_*.cpp" + - "examples/common/testkit/testkit_main.cpp" + - "examples/common/wasm_spike/**" + - "examples/pastebin/tests/**" + - "examples/pastebin/gui/**" + - "examples/pastebin/gui_wasm/**" diff --git a/docs/findings/001-async-shared-attach-synchronous.md b/docs/findings/001-async-shared-attach-synchronous.md new file mode 100644 index 00000000..532f15c2 --- /dev/null +++ b/docs/findings/001-async-shared-attach-synchronous.md @@ -0,0 +1,69 @@ +--- +id: 001 +title: Shared/keyed model attach has no async path (aborts WASM's page) +subsystem: bridge +severity: blocker +source: LADDER.md framework prerequisite 1 (round-7 review); TESTING.md "WASM reality" +disposition: fixed +test: tests/test_async_registration.cpp; tests/qt/test_qt_websocket.cpp +--- + +`IBackend::registerModelShared` and `IBackend::attachModel` +(`include/morph/core/backend.hpp`, ~lines 179–214) are synchronous virtuals; +`Bridge`'s shared/keyed attach path (`include/morph/core/bridge.hpp`, the +`registerModelShared`/`attachModel` call sites around lines 296–315 and 594) +calls them inline from the caller's thread. `IBackend::registerModelAsync` +(`backend.hpp` ~line 146) covers only the *plain* (non-shared) registration +path — there is no `registerModelSharedAsync`/`attachModelAsync`. + +On WASM, a synchronous call that nests an event loop while waiting for a +server round-trip aborts the page (the same class of bug `registerModelAsync` +was built to fix for plain registration — see +`tests/qt/test_qt_websocket.cpp`'s `[issue26]`-tagged tests, which prove the +plain async path but not the shared one). + +**What should happen:** a `registerModelSharedAsync`/`attachModelAsync` pair +with the same non-blocking contract as `registerModelAsync` (returns +immediately, delivers the bound id via a callback pumped through the event +loop), so a WASM client's first `GetPaste`/`AttachBoard`-style call cannot +abort the page. + +**What happens instead:** any WASM client that resolves burn/board/poll +atomicity via a shared keyed instance must avoid the synchronous attach path +entirely today, or accept the abort risk. Rung 1's pastebin README documents +choosing SQL-level atomicity instead of a shared instance specifically to +duck this gap (see `examples/pastebin/README.md`, "Shared vs. unshared +instance"); rung 3 cannot duck it (`AllowShared`-over-WebSocket is rung 3's +mandate) and needs this finding resolved or explicitly re-scoped first. + +**Resolution (rung 3 framework prerequisite, Task 2 of +`docs/superpowers/plans/2026-08-07-ladder-rung3-framework-prereqs.md`).** The +pair this finding asked for exists: +`IBackend::registerModelSharedAsync` (`include/morph/core/backend.hpp:187`) +and `IBackend::attachModelAsync` (`backend.hpp:286`), both with +`registerModelAsync`'s exact opt-in contract — return `true` and later invoke +exactly one callback, or return `false` and let the caller fall back to the +synchronous path unchanged, so no backend that has not opted in changes +behavior. `Bridge` prefers them wherever it previously called the synchronous +virtuals: `attachModelAsync` at `include/morph/core/bridge.hpp:468` and +`registerModelSharedAsync` at `bridge.hpp:576`, with +`ensureBoundAsync` covering the result-keyed (creating) path. +`morph::qt::QtWebSocketBackend` implements both, which is what makes a +browser tab's first keyed attach non-blocking. Covered by +`tests/test_async_registration.cpp` (async preference, synchronous fallback, +inline completion, inline failure, stale reply after `switchBackend()`, reply +after `~Bridge()`, and the result-keyed mirror of all three) and by +`tests/qt/test_qt_websocket.cpp`'s `[issue26][shared-instances]` cases over a +real WebSocket. + +Rung 3's `polls` is the first consumer: `BridgeHandler` dispatching the payload-keyed `OpenPoll` is exactly the +"first `OpenPoll` a WASM tab makes" this finding named +(`examples/polls/gui_wasm/main_wasm.cpp`, `examples/polls/README.md`). + +**Closed.** The disposition stays `fix-scheduled` only because +`examples/FINDINGS.md` defines no `closed` value; nothing further is +scheduled against it. Caveat kept honest: the WASM half is verified by +compile gate and by the non-blocking contract's tests on the native +WebSocket backend — no Emscripten toolchain exists in this repository, so +no browser tab has actually exercised it. diff --git a/docs/findings/002-completion-no-client-execute-deadline.md b/docs/findings/002-completion-no-client-execute-deadline.md new file mode 100644 index 00000000..9f0d92bb --- /dev/null +++ b/docs/findings/002-completion-no-client-execute-deadline.md @@ -0,0 +1,42 @@ +--- +id: 002 +title: Completion has no client-side execute deadline +subsystem: core +severity: major +source: IMPLEMENTATION.md rule 3 +disposition: fixed +test: tests/test_client_execute_deadline.cpp +--- + +`Completion` (`include/morph/core/completion.hpp`) provides no timeout or deadline member for client-side execution. Actions dispatched through `BridgeHandler::execute()` have no built-in way for a caller to bound the time they are willing to wait for the result, leaving rung applications to implement their own timeouts via timer-and-callback patterns. + +**What happens instead:** apps resort to lower-level mechanisms (QTimer, thread::sleep polling) to enforce their own deadlines, duplicating work that the framework could provide. + +**Resolution (rung 3 framework prerequisite, Task 1 of +`docs/superpowers/plans/2026-08-07-ladder-rung3-framework-prereqs.md`).** +`Bridge::setExecuteDeadline(std::chrono::milliseconds)` +(`include/morph/core/bridge.hpp:821`, read back via `executeDeadline()`) +installs a client-side deadline for every subsequent `executeVia()`; when it +elapses first, the pending `Completion` fails with +`morph::backend::ClientTimeoutError` (`include/morph/core/backend.hpp:475`), +a distinct type from the server-raised `TimeoutError` precisely because the +two report different facts (see the table in +`docs/spec/core/completion.md`, "Client-side execute deadline"). As this +finding anticipated, `Completion`/`CompletionState` needed no API change: +the timer races a delayed `setException` against the real reply and +`setException`'s existing idempotence decides the winner. Opt-in and default +disabled (`0` = no deadline), so no existing caller changes behavior, and the +backing `TimeoutScheduler` is constructed lazily on first use. + +Covered by `tests/test_client_execute_deadline.cpp`: the default never fires, +a missing reply fails with `ClientTimeoutError`, an on-time reply cancels the +deadline and releases the scheduler entry it pinned, and a real reply +arriving after the deadline is discarded rather than double-resolving. +Rung 3's `EventPoller` (`examples/common/gui/event_poller.hpp`) is the first +consumer — it treats `ClientTimeoutError` as its one retryable failure, which +is the "GetEventsSince on a client timer" case the rung README named as +untestable without this. + +**Closed.** The disposition stays `fix-scheduled` only because +`examples/FINDINGS.md` defines no `closed` value; nothing further is +scheduled against it. diff --git a/docs/findings/003-datetime-now-not-injectable.md b/docs/findings/003-datetime-now-not-injectable.md new file mode 100644 index 00000000..81426f1f --- /dev/null +++ b/docs/findings/003-datetime-now-not-injectable.md @@ -0,0 +1,14 @@ +--- +id: 003 +title: DateTime::now()/Timestamp::now() are not injectable for remotely-constructed models +subsystem: units +severity: major +source: IMPLEMENTATION.md rule 3 +disposition: open +test: spec-cited +issue: https://github.com/LASTRADA-Software/morph/issues/44 +--- + +`DateTime::now()` (`include/morph/util/datetime.hpp:76-77`) and `Timestamp::now()` (`datetime.hpp:259-260`) call `std::chrono::system_clock::now()` directly with no injection point. Registry-constructed models are default-constructed via `include/morph/core/registry.hpp` with no constructor parameter, leaving no way to inject a mocked `now()` for deterministic testing of time-dependent behavior. + +**What happens instead:** tests of time-dependent logic (e.g. "this record expires after 24 hours") must use real time or live with non-determinism, making the test suite harder to reason about and slower to run. diff --git a/docs/findings/004-no-fault-injection-wire-proxy.md b/docs/findings/004-no-fault-injection-wire-proxy.md new file mode 100644 index 00000000..7ea17afa --- /dev/null +++ b/docs/findings/004-no-fault-injection-wire-proxy.md @@ -0,0 +1,44 @@ +--- +id: 004 +title: No fault-injection wire proxy or deterministic strand interleaver +subsystem: qt +severity: blocker +source: examples/LADDER.md framework prerequisite 2 +disposition: fixed +test: examples/common/testkit/test_fault_proxy.cpp; examples/common/testkit/test_strand_interleaver.cpp +--- + +No `fault_proxy` or `strand_interleaver` helper files exist under `examples/` yet. These are deterministic chaos-engineering tools needed to stress-test WASM clients and server protocol machinery against common failure modes (network stutters, interleavings, flaky reconnects) in reproducible ways. + +**What should happen:** rung 0 (this task series) includes Task 7/8 to implement these helpers in the testkit and wire them into the common test harness. Once those land, update this finding's disposition to closed and cite the delivered test files. + +**Resolution (fault-proxy half, Task 7).** `morph::ladder::testkit::FaultProxy` +(`examples/common/testkit/fault_proxy.hpp`/`.cpp`) is an in-process WebSocket +relay between a `QtWebSocketBackend` and the real `QtWebSocketServer`, with +per-`callId` reply rules — `dropReply`, `delayReply`, `duplicateReply`, +`killAfter` — plus `setRequestObserver`, which reports a forwarded request's +`callId` before the request leaves the proxy so a test can arm a rule for a +specific upcoming call race-free (`BridgeHandler::execute()` returns a bare +`Completion` and never names the id the backend assigned it). All four faults +are covered by `examples/common/testkit/test_fault_proxy.cpp`, in the +`ladder_common_tests` green gate under the `ladder` label. + +**Resolution (strand-interleaver half, Task 8).** +`morph::ladder::testkit::DeterministicExecutor` +(`examples/common/testkit/strand_interleaver.hpp`, header-only) is a +`morph::exec::IExecutor` that queues every posted task and runs one only when +explicitly stepped — `step()` for the next task, `step(index)` for a chosen +one, `runSchedule({...})` for a scripted order, `drain()` for the rest. Placed +underneath a `morph::exec::detail::StrandExecutor` as its base executor, it +turns strand-ordering behavior into something a test scripts rather than +races for. `examples/common/testkit/test_strand_interleaver.cpp` covers +FIFO default order, a scripted non-default two-key interleaving through a +real `StrandExecutor`, and both throw paths; it runs in the +`ladder_common_tests` green gate under the `ladder` label. + +**Closed.** Both halves this finding asked for — the fault-injection wire +proxy and the deterministic strand interleaver — now exist, are exercised by +the two tests named in `test:` above, and are part of the green gate. The +disposition stays `fix-scheduled` only because `examples/FINDINGS.md` defines +no `closed` value; nothing further is scheduled against it. Rung 1 onward +consumes these helpers rather than re-filing this gap. diff --git a/docs/findings/005-bridge-no-pendingcalls.md b/docs/findings/005-bridge-no-pendingcalls.md new file mode 100644 index 00000000..270f479f --- /dev/null +++ b/docs/findings/005-bridge-no-pendingcalls.md @@ -0,0 +1,14 @@ +--- +id: 005 +title: Bridge has no pendingCalls() (client-side quiescence observability) +subsystem: bridge +severity: minor +source: examples/LADDER.md framework prerequisite 2 +disposition: open +test: spec-cited +issue: https://github.com/LASTRADA-Software/morph/issues/45 +--- + +`Bridge` (`include/morph/core/bridge.hpp`) provides no `pendingCalls()` method to observe how many actions are in-flight. Clients have no direct way to detect when all models have settled (all execute results have arrived), making it hard to implement "loading" indicators or guard features that depend on quiescence. + +**What happens instead:** presenter-level `busy()` counters substituting for framework-level observability, duplicating counting logic across every rung's GUI layer. diff --git a/docs/findings/006-mainthreadexecutor-no-runonce.md b/docs/findings/006-mainthreadexecutor-no-runonce.md new file mode 100644 index 00000000..f53d6b94 --- /dev/null +++ b/docs/findings/006-mainthreadexecutor-no-runonce.md @@ -0,0 +1,14 @@ +--- +id: 006 +title: MainThreadExecutor has no single-step runOnce()/drain() +subsystem: core +severity: minor +source: examples/LADDER.md framework prerequisite 2 +disposition: open +test: spec-cited +issue: https://github.com/LASTRADA-Software/morph/issues/46 +--- + +`MainThreadExecutor` (`include/morph/core/executor.hpp:128-177`) exposes only `runFor(std::chrono::milliseconds)`, which blocks the caller for a wall-clock duration. There is no step-oriented primitive like `runOnce()` to drain one queued task or `drain()` to pump until the queue is empty, making it cumbersome to integrate with event loops that want fine-grained control over executor invocation. + +**What happens instead:** test code and integration layers must manage the blocking duration carefully, often leading to sleepy polling in tests rather than deterministic single-step execution. diff --git a/docs/findings/007-qtexecutor-no-context-target.md b/docs/findings/007-qtexecutor-no-context-target.md new file mode 100644 index 00000000..9e9a4c31 --- /dev/null +++ b/docs/findings/007-qtexecutor-no-context-target.md @@ -0,0 +1,14 @@ +--- +id: 007 +title: QtExecutor has no optional QObject* context target +subsystem: qt +severity: paper-cut +source: examples/LADDER.md framework prerequisite 2 +disposition: open +test: spec-cited +issue: https://github.com/LASTRADA-Software/morph/issues/47 +--- + +`QtExecutor` (`include/morph/qt/qt_executor.hpp`) hardcodes `QCoreApplication::instance()` as the target for `QMetaObject::invokeMethod`. There is no per-thread-affinity constructor parameter to post work to a different `QObject`, making it inflexible when an app needs to dispatch to a specific thread that is not the main application thread. + +**What happens instead:** multi-threaded UIs that need executor affinity to non-main threads must implement their own `IExecutor` shim. This becomes relevant once a rung needs N client threads (none do yet). diff --git a/docs/findings/008-no-connection-scoped-simulated-client.md b/docs/findings/008-no-connection-scoped-simulated-client.md new file mode 100644 index 00000000..9c3029cb --- /dev/null +++ b/docs/findings/008-no-connection-scoped-simulated-client.md @@ -0,0 +1,14 @@ +--- +id: 008 +title: No connection-scoped simulated client +subsystem: backend +severity: minor +source: examples/LADDER.md framework prerequisite 2 +disposition: open +test: spec-cited +issue: https://github.com/LASTRADA-Software/morph/issues/48 +--- + +`SimulatedRemoteBackend` (`include/morph/core/remote.hpp:1465`) disposes every message with `ConnectionId 0` (the default), offering no way to open dedicated connections via `RemoteServer::openConnection()` (which does exist at line 395 but is unused by the simulated path). This blocks deterministic connection-lifetime tests without relying on real sockets. + +**What happens instead:** tests of connection-scoped state and lifecycle (e.g. per-connection rate-limiting tokens, connection-drop recovery) cannot be written cleanly against the simulated backend and must rely on socket-based testing instead. diff --git a/docs/findings/009-forms-no-tagged-newtype-helper.md b/docs/findings/009-forms-no-tagged-newtype-helper.md new file mode 100644 index 00000000..9d8eaedc --- /dev/null +++ b/docs/findings/009-forms-no-tagged-newtype-helper.md @@ -0,0 +1,19 @@ +--- +id: 009 +title: No Tagged opaque-newtype helper for protocol scalars +subsystem: forms +severity: major +source: examples/IMPLEMENTATION.md rule 3, protocol scalars row +disposition: open +test: spec-cited +issue: https://github.com/LASTRADA-Software/morph/issues/49 +--- + +No `Tagged` helper exists under `include/morph/forms/` or `include/morph/util/`. Per IMPLEMENTATION.md rule 3, every protocol scalar (pagination cursor, event id, job id, token) should be an opaque newtype that joins glaze and the forms palette with `hasValue()` capability, serialising as its underlying scalar. Without a reusable helper, each rung hand-rolls wrapper sets — a duplication the promotion rule forbids after the third rung. + +**What should happen:** a single `Tagged` helper providing: +- Transparent serialization (via glaze `write_json_schema` integration) +- `hasValue()` support for the forms palette +- Type-safe identity preventing category errors (confusing `UserId` and `AccountId`) + +This is a framework day-one finding, not a per-rung task. diff --git a/docs/findings/010-forms-no-sum-types.md b/docs/findings/010-forms-no-sum-types.md new file mode 100644 index 00000000..2a166a83 --- /dev/null +++ b/docs/findings/010-forms-no-sum-types.md @@ -0,0 +1,13 @@ +--- +id: 010 +title: Forms palette has no sum types +subsystem: forms +severity: major +source: examples/LADDER.md, forms-subsystem gaps +disposition: documented-limitation +test: spec-cited +--- + +The forms vocabulary provides no native sum-type support (tagged unions, discriminated unions). When an action field must express one of several alternatives — such as a measurement that is "a quantity, or below limit-of-detection, or above upper detection limit" — the application encodes it as a multi-field structure glued by cross-field rules (`x-rules`), per `docs/spec/forms/forms.md`'s "Sum types not in the forms palette — multi-field encoding by design" section. + +This is an intentional design constraint: sum types are rare in the domain models the ladder exercises (which already use `hasValue()` optionality and `Choice` enums), and the rule-based multi-field encoding is expressive enough for the ladder's rungs while keeping the schema and validation machinery focused and maintainable. diff --git a/docs/findings/011-forms-closed-rule-vocabulary.md b/docs/findings/011-forms-closed-rule-vocabulary.md new file mode 100644 index 00000000..2fec8f6b --- /dev/null +++ b/docs/findings/011-forms-closed-rule-vocabulary.md @@ -0,0 +1,14 @@ +--- +id: 011 +title: Forms rule vocabulary is closed single-node conditions (no and/or/not) +subsystem: forms +severity: major +source: examples/LADDER.md, forms-subsystem gaps +disposition: open +test: spec-cited +issue: https://github.com/LASTRADA-Software/morph/issues/50 +--- + +The `x-rules` vocabulary in `include/morph/forms/forms.hpp` (enum `RuleKind`, lines 455-469) provides only single-node condition types: `Engaged`, `NotEngaged`, `Equals`, `Greater`, `GreaterOrEqual`, `Less`, `LessOrEqual`, plus rule kinds `RequiredWhen`, `ExactlyOneOf`, `AtLeastOneOf`, `MutuallyExclusive`, `VisibleWhen`, `ReadonlyWhen`. There are no compound operators like `and`, `or`, `not` to combine conditions. + +**What happens instead:** rules that require boolean logic (e.g. "show field X when both A and B are true") must be factored into multiple single-condition rules or expressed through app-level constraint logic outside the schema, leaving sophisticated EspoCRM-class business rules inexpressible directly. diff --git a/docs/findings/012-forms-no-pre-decode-validation-seam.md b/docs/findings/012-forms-no-pre-decode-validation-seam.md new file mode 100644 index 00000000..665de335 --- /dev/null +++ b/docs/findings/012-forms-no-pre-decode-validation-seam.md @@ -0,0 +1,14 @@ +--- +id: 012 +title: No pre-decode wire validation seam +subsystem: forms +severity: major +source: examples/LADDER.md, forms-subsystem gaps +disposition: open +test: spec-cited +issue: https://github.com/LASTRADA-Software/morph/issues/51 +--- + +Wire-decoded `Quantity` fields reach `validate()` as plausible numbers without pre-flight checking. A client can submit a clamped `Rational` (e.g. a quantity that the wire protocol knows cannot exist based on unit bounds, precision rules, or physical constraints) and the server's `validate()` method receives it as-is, having to decide whether to reject it or coerce it. There is no seam where pre-decode validation can reject malformed wire payloads before they enter the action's own validation logic. + +**What happens instead:** apps must duplicate validation logic (field-level wire checks) in their action's `validate()` method, or accept that impossible values can transit the wire and be handled only at the business-logic layer. diff --git a/docs/findings/013-forms-no-explicit-submit-mode.md b/docs/findings/013-forms-no-explicit-submit-mode.md new file mode 100644 index 00000000..a08c0e95 --- /dev/null +++ b/docs/findings/013-forms-no-explicit-submit-mode.md @@ -0,0 +1,14 @@ +--- +id: 013 +title: Shipped forms renderer auto-fires on validity, no explicit submit +subsystem: forms +severity: blocker +source: examples/LADDER.md, forms-subsystem gaps +disposition: open +test: spec-cited +issue: https://github.com/LASTRADA-Software/morph/issues/52 +--- + +The shipped forms renderer (QML/Qt `MorphForms`) auto-fires (auto-dispatches) an action the moment all required fields are engaged and all rules are satisfied, with no explicit submit button. This is safe for read-only queries (rung 0's pastebin `GetPaste` call) but catastrophic for any side-effectful form (rung 1's `CreatePaste` action must not fire on every keystroke in a field). + +**What blocks this:** rung 1 needs explicit-submit mode before any side-effectful form can ship. The renderer must support an opt-in "submit button required" mode, and the schema must carry a signal for the renderer to engage it. Without this, rung 1's forms cannot safely model `CreatePaste`, the first side-effect operation in the ladder. diff --git a/docs/findings/014-forms-decimalplaces-floor.md b/docs/findings/014-forms-decimalplaces-floor.md new file mode 100644 index 00000000..1f9d52ac --- /dev/null +++ b/docs/findings/014-forms-decimalplaces-floor.md @@ -0,0 +1,14 @@ +--- +id: 014 +title: DecimalPlaces has a floor of 1 +subsystem: forms +severity: minor +source: examples/LADDER.md, forms-subsystem gaps +disposition: open +test: spec-cited +issue: https://github.com/LASTRADA-Software/morph/issues/53 +--- + +`Quantity` enforces `static_assert(DeclaredDecimals >= 1 && DeclaredDecimals <= math::kMaxDecimalPlaces, ...)` in `include/morph/util/quantity.hpp:550-551`, forbidding zero-decimal quantities. This is incompatible with currencies like JPY (Japanese Yen) and KRW (South Korean Won), which have no decimal subunit and conventionally represent prices as whole numbers. + +**What happens instead:** apps that need zero-decimal currencies must either apply an app-layer convention (represent JPY prices as multiples of 100, then divide on display) or use a different type entirely, losing the forms palette integration and strong typing that `Quantity` provides. diff --git a/docs/findings/015-forms-reconcile-retags-not-rounds.md b/docs/findings/015-forms-reconcile-retags-not-rounds.md new file mode 100644 index 00000000..ed5314bb --- /dev/null +++ b/docs/findings/015-forms-reconcile-retags-not-rounds.md @@ -0,0 +1,18 @@ +--- +id: 015 +title: reconcileDeclaredPrecision retagging behavior — verify spec/code agreement +subsystem: forms +severity: minor +source: examples/LADDER.md; docs/spec/forms/forms.md line 1178 +disposition: documented-limitation +test: spec-cited +--- + +**Verification finding (not an assertion).** LADDER.md claims that `reconcileDeclaredPrecision` "retags rather than rounds (spec text and code disagree)". Inspection of: + +- `docs/spec/forms/forms.md:1178`: "Retags every `Quantity` member of `action` in place to its declared precision (`atDeclaredPrecision()`)" +- `include/morph/forms/forms.hpp:2128`: `member = member.atDeclaredPrecision();` + +shows the spec **already documents** the retag behavior exactly as the code implements it — no disagreement exists at this citation. The LADDER.md claim appears stale as of this rung. + +**Disposition.** Filed as `documented-limitation` because the spec explicitly documents the retag-vs-round design choice. Rung 6 owns the decision of whether to stay with retag or migrate to rounding; this entry serves as a flag that the claim in LADDER.md was verified as already-resolved. diff --git a/docs/findings/016-offline-queue-unbounded-depth.md b/docs/findings/016-offline-queue-unbounded-depth.md new file mode 100644 index 00000000..15abcd88 --- /dev/null +++ b/docs/findings/016-offline-queue-unbounded-depth.md @@ -0,0 +1,13 @@ +--- +id: 016 +title: FileOfflineQueue keyed enqueue is a linear scan (no depth bound) +subsystem: offline +severity: minor +source: examples/LADDER.md; include/morph/offline/file_offline_queue.hpp:105 +disposition: documented-limitation +test: spec-cited +--- + +`FileOfflineQueue` performs keyed `enqueue()` (idempotency-key deduplication) as a linear scan over pending items — O(n) per call. This is intentional and documented in `docs/spec/offline/offline.md:215-216` as acceptable for modest queue depths, with `SqliteOfflineQueue` provided as an index-backed alternative for high-volume keyed enqueues. + +**Scope.** The reference NDJSON implementation (`FileOfflineQueue`) is by design simple and dependency-free; it targets use cases where queue depth stays bounded (tens of items, not thousands). Apps requiring high-concurrency dedup should use `SqliteOfflineQueue` instead, whose foreign-key dedup is index-backed and scales. diff --git a/docs/findings/017-async-registration-fails-before-connect.md b/docs/findings/017-async-registration-fails-before-connect.md new file mode 100644 index 00000000..226aa482 --- /dev/null +++ b/docs/findings/017-async-registration-fails-before-connect.md @@ -0,0 +1,93 @@ +--- +id: 017 +title: registerModelAsync fails permanently if called before the socket connects (no queueing) +subsystem: qt +severity: blocker +source: examples/LADDER.md rung 0 Task 10 (WASM-remote spike); examples/TESTING.md "WASM reality" +disposition: fixed +test: examples/common/testkit/test_wasm_registration_path_native.cpp; tests/qt/test_qt_websocket.cpp +issue: https://github.com/LASTRADA-Software/morph/issues/54 +--- + +`QtWebSocketBackend::registerModelAsync()` now queues a registration attempt +made before the socket connects and retries it once the `connected` signal +fires — see `tests/qt/test_qt_websocket.cpp`'s "registerModelAsync called +before the socket connects queues and retries once connected fires" and this +finding's own test, whose "immediately after Bridge construction" case now +resolves natively instead of hanging. The history below (originally: no +queueing, a permanent silent failure) is preserved as the record of how the +gap was found; the fix closes exactly the case it describes. + +`QtWebSocketBackend::registerModelAsync()` (`src/qt/qt_websocket_backend.cpp`, +~lines 152–176) checks `if (!_connected) { onError("disconnected"); return +true; }` before assigning a call-id and sending the register message. This +check fires — and fails the registration permanently — whenever +`registerModelAsync` is invoked before the underlying `QWebSocket` has +finished its handshake, which is exactly the situation immediately after +constructing a `QtWebSocketBackend` and a `Bridge` around it: `_socket.open()` +runs in the constructor but is inherently asynchronous, so `_connected` is +still `false` at the moment `Bridge`'s constructor returns control to the +caller (no event-loop turn has run yet). There is no queueing: the register +attempt is not retried once the connection later comes up. + +`Bridge` does install a `setReconnectHandler` that re-registers every live +binding — but `QtWebSocketBackend`'s `connected` signal handler explicitly +fires that only on a *subsequent* reconnect (`isReconnect && _reconnectHandler`), +never on the first connect (see its own comment: "initial registration is +handled by the BridgeHandler ctors"). So a `Bridge::registerHandler()` / +`BridgeHandler` construction called synchronously right after wiring up the +`Bridge` has no path to ever succeed if the socket was not already connected +at that exact instant. + +Every existing test that exercises the async registration path +(`tests/qt/test_qt_websocket.cpp`'s `[issue26]` tests) sidesteps this by +calling `REQUIRE(backendPtr->waitForConnected())` *before* constructing the +`Bridge` and registering — which blocks (nests an event loop) until the +connection is up. `TESTING.md`'s own "WASM reality" section says +`waitForConnected()` is exactly what a WASM client must **not** do (it hangs +the page), which means every piece of prior evidence that +`asyncRegistrationEnabled=true` is "WASM-safe" was gathered in a call order a +real WASM client cannot use. + +**How this was found.** Task 10 (the WASM-remote spike) wrote +`main_wasm.cpp` and `test_wasm_registration_path_native.cpp` following the +call sequence the task's own plan drafted: construct the backend with +`asyncRegistrationEnabled=true`, `setConnectHandler`, then call +`bridge.registerHandler(binding)` immediately, then poll `binding->currentId` +via a WASM-safe `QTimer`/`pumpUntil` loop (no `waitForConnected()`). That +native test reliably timed out — `binding->currentId` never left `0`. +Deferring `bridge.registerHandler(binding)` to fire from inside the +`setConnectHandler` callback (still no nested event loop — fully WASM-safe) +resolves correctly and the round-trip action executes. +`test_wasm_registration_path_native.cpp` ships both as permanent regression +coverage: one `TEST_CASE` proves the broken ordering never resolves (guards +against this gap silently regressing further, and gets updated deliberately +if a future fix adds pre-connect queueing), the other proves the corrected +ordering works end-to-end. `main_wasm.cpp` ships with the corrected ordering; +see both files' comments for the same explanation. + +**What should happen:** `registerModelAsync` (or `Bridge::registerHandlerImpl` +above it) should queue a register attempt made before the socket is connected +and retry it once the `connected` signal fires, the same way the reconnect +handler already does for a *subsequent* reconnect — so a WASM caller does not +have to know to defer `registerHandler()`/`BridgeHandler` construction until +after its own `setConnectHandler` callback has fired once. Short of that +framework fix, `qt_websocket_backend.hpp`'s `asyncRegistrationEnabled` doc +comment and `TESTING.md`'s "WASM reality" section should state the ordering +requirement explicitly (register only after the first connect), since +nothing in either place says so today and the task-10 plan's own first draft +got the ordering wrong as a direct result. + +**What happens instead:** any caller — this task's own first draft included +— that registers a handler immediately after wiring up a fresh +`QtWebSocketBackend`/`Bridge` pair, without knowing to gate on the first +`setConnectHandler` callback, gets a silent, permanent registration failure +(`binding->currentId` stays `0` forever; no exception, no retry — just a +logged `[registerHandler] async registration ... failed: disconnected` and +nothing else). On a WASM page this would surface as: the "connected" console +log fires, but "result=" never does, matching this rung's own written +fallback plan's second failure mode +(`examples/common/wasm_spike/README.md`) — except the true root cause is a +missing pre-connect queue in `registerModelAsync`, not the `Completion` +execute-deadline gap (finding `002`) that fallback plan's second bullet +guessed at. diff --git a/docs/findings/018-db-fault-fixture-cannot-fault-datamapper.md b/docs/findings/018-db-fault-fixture-cannot-fault-datamapper.md new file mode 100644 index 00000000..dd602903 --- /dev/null +++ b/docs/findings/018-db-fault-fixture-cannot-fault-datamapper.md @@ -0,0 +1,153 @@ +--- +id: 018 +title: DbFaultFixture cannot fault an ordinary DataMapper call, so the 100%-coverage store-error promise is unsatisfiable +subsystem: offline +severity: major +source: rung 0 final review (whole-branch) +disposition: documented-limitation +test: examples/common/testkit/test_db_busy_fixture.cpp +--- + +`subsystem: offline` is the nearest value `examples/FINDINGS.md`'s enum +offers — this is a persistence-layer gap, and `offline` is morph's own +durable-store subsystem. Nothing in `src/offline/` is implicated; the gap is +in the rung-0 testkit and in two governing documents' promises about it. + +## The promise + +`examples/IMPLEMENTATION.md` rule 5 ("Testing: models are 100% unit tested"): + +> **The store-error half is covered honestly, not excluded** (round-7 T3): +> branches reachable only through database failure (`SQLITE_BUSY`, constraint +> violations, `SqlTransaction` rollback) are exercised via the testkit's +> **`db_fault_fixture`** (a failing ODBC-level driver, part of the rung-0 +> testkit — see `TESTING.md`); only a branch that fixture provably cannot +> reach may carry a reviewed per-line exclusion tag with a comment naming +> why. + +`examples/TESTING.md`, "Multi-client stress harness", makes the same promise: + +> `db_fault_fixture.hpp` — a failing ODBC-level driver for exercising +> store-error branches (`SQLITE_BUSY`, constraint violations, rollback) that +> the 100%-coverage rule requires (see `IMPLEMENTATION.md` rule 5); +> wire-level faults are the proxy's job, database faults are this fixture's. + +Both name the fixture as *the* mechanism, and rule 5's escape hatch (a +per-line exclusion tag) is explicitly gated on the fixture "provably" not +reaching the branch — i.e. the fixture is the thing that decides whether an +exclusion is legitimate. + +## What actually shipped + +`examples/common/testkit/db_fault_fixture.hpp` is not a failing ODBC driver. +It wraps a `DbFixture` and holds a real `Lightweight::SqlScopedLock` on a +second, independent `SqlConnection` to the same shared database: + +```cpp +explicit DbFaultFixture(std::string lockName = "morph_ladder_db_fault_fixture") + : _fixture{}, _lockingConnection{}, _lock{_lockingConnection, lockName, std::chrono::milliseconds{50}} {} +``` + +That produces genuine, non-simulated cross-session contention — but only for +code that itself calls `SqlScopedLock` with the *same lock name* on a +different connection. An advisory lock is advisory: it is a row in +Lightweight's own lock table plus a wait/timeout protocol between +participants who opt in. It does not sit in the path of `SqlStatement` +execution. + +So an ordinary model store call — `DataMapper::Create`, `Update`, `Query`, +`Delete`, or a `SqlTransaction` commit — is entirely unaffected while this +fixture holds its lock. It succeeds normally. There is no `SQLITE_BUSY`, no +constraint violation, no rollback. The three failure classes both documents +name are exactly the three the fixture cannot produce against the calls a +model actually makes. + +## Why there is no cheap fix + +The same reason the fixture became `SqlScopedLock`-based in the first place: +Lightweight exposes no injectable seam between `DataMapper` and the ODBC +driver. There is no `SqlConnection` interface to substitute, no statement +hook to fail, and no supported way to swap in a driver that returns +`SQLITE_BUSY` on the *n*-th execute. Hand-rolling a mock driver was rejected +during rung 0 for that reason — a mock that isn't in the real call path +proves nothing about the real call path. The options that remain all cost +real design work: + +- Have models take their locks through `SqlScopedLock` deliberately, so the + fixture's contention is on a path they genuinely use (narrow: only covers + lock-contention branches, not constraint violations or rollback). +- Drive real failures through the schema instead of the driver: hold a + conflicting row so a `UNIQUE`/FK insert genuinely violates, `DROP` a table + mid-test so a query genuinely errors, open a competing write transaction on + a second connection so SQLite genuinely returns `SQLITE_BUSY`. This reaches + all three classes with no framework change, but it is a different fixture + from the one that shipped. +- Add a fault seam upstream in Lightweight (or wrap it), which is a + third-party change. + +## Disposition + +Deferred, deliberately. Rung 0 ships no model of its own, so nothing in this +branch is blocked: the 100%-coverage gate binds a rung with model code, and +the first of those is rung 1 (pastebin). Whichever rung first needs +store-error branch coverage owns resolving this — either by extending +`db_fault_fixture` (most likely along the "real failures through the schema" +line above) or by rewriting the two passages quoted at the top so they +promise what the fixture can actually deliver. It must not be resolved by +quietly widening rule 5's per-line exclusion tags: that is the exact +exclusion-by-default outcome round-7 T3 rejected. + +`examples/TESTING.md`'s `db_fault_fixture.hpp` bullet carries a pointer to +this finding so the next implementer meets it before writing the coverage +plan, not after. + +## Closed as `documented-limitation` — what rung 1 shipped + +Rung 1 (pastebin), this finding's designated owner, took the second option +above — "real failures through the schema" — and it is on disk: + +- **`examples/common/testkit/db_busy_fixture.hpp`** — `DbBusyFixture` holds a + genuine, uncommitted `BEGIN IMMEDIATE` write transaction open on a second + `SqlConnection` to the shared test database for its lifetime, so a + concurrent write from the connection under test collides for real and + SQLite returns a real `SQLITE_BUSY`. No mock driver, no simulated ODBC + layer: the failure happens in the same call path production takes. Its own + doc comment records the two empirically-verified gotchas — `BEGIN + IMMEDIATE` (not a plain `Lightweight::SqlTransaction`, which only flips + `SQL_ATTR_AUTOCOMMIT` and defers lock acquisition), and Lightweight's + unconditional `PRAGMA busy_timeout = 60000` in `PostConnect()`, which the + *other* connection must re-issue with a small value or the "failure" is a + sixty-second block instead. +- **`examples/common/testkit/test_db_busy_fixture.cpp`** — the fixture's own + suite, which is what this finding's `test:` field now names. +- **`examples/pastebin/tests/test_paste_model.cpp`** — the two store-error + cases that consume it: "GetPaste surfaces a real SQLITE_BUSY as a thrown + error, not as silent data loss" (the raw conditional `UPDATE` path) and + "CreatePaste surfaces a real SQLITE_BUSY rather than mistaking it for an id + collision" (the `DataMapper::Create` path, proving the retry loop's + unique-violation classifier does not swallow an outage). The + zero-rows-affected branch of the conditional update is reached the third + way this finding named — a row already at `read_count == burn_after_reads` + — in "GetPaste against a row already at its burn budget throws Burned, not + NotFound". + +`documented-limitation`, not `fix-scheduled` or a plain close, because the +gap this finding actually described is only partly gone. The original +promise, quoted at the top from `examples/IMPLEMENTATION.md` rule 5 and +`examples/TESTING.md`, names **`db_fault_fixture`** — "a failing ODBC-level +driver" — as *the* mechanism for all three failure classes. That is still not +what exists. `db_fault_fixture.hpp` is unchanged and still cannot fault an +ordinary `DataMapper` call; what shipped is a *second, differently-shaped* +fixture beside it, covering the `SQLITE_BUSY` class (plus, incidentally, the +guarded-update zero-rows class through the schema rather than through a +fault). Constraint violations and mid-transaction rollback still have no +general fixture, and there is still no injectable seam between `DataMapper` +and the ODBC driver — the "why there is no cheap fix" section above stands +verbatim. So: the accepted behavior is that store-error branch coverage is +obtained per failure class, through the real schema, by whichever fixture can +genuinely provoke that class — not from one failing driver — and the two +governing documents' `db_fault_fixture` wording is the part that is now +inaccurate rather than the code. Crucially, the outcome round-7 T3 rejected +did **not** happen: no store-error branch was closed by widening rule 5's +per-line exclusion tags. Whoever next revises `IMPLEMENTATION.md` rule 5 and +`TESTING.md`'s fixture bullet should rewrite them to promise this shape. diff --git a/docs/findings/019-testkit-reaches-into-four-detail-namespaces.md b/docs/findings/019-testkit-reaches-into-four-detail-namespaces.md new file mode 100644 index 00000000..3b816636 --- /dev/null +++ b/docs/findings/019-testkit-reaches-into-four-detail-namespaces.md @@ -0,0 +1,107 @@ +--- +id: 019 +title: The ladder testkit reaches into four morph detail:: namespaces that have no public seam +subsystem: core +severity: minor +source: rung 0 final review (whole-branch) +disposition: open +test: spec-cited +issue: https://github.com/LASTRADA-Software/morph/issues/55 +--- + +`subsystem: core` is the nearest single value: the reach-ins span +`morph::async`, `morph::exec`, `morph::bridge` and `morph::model`, and the +question they raise — what belongs in morph's public surface — is one +question, not four. + +Every `detail::` namespace listed below is excluded from the generated docs +(`docs/CMakeLists.txt`'s `DOXYGEN_EXCLUDE_SYMBOLS`), which is the repo's own +statement that these are not API. Rung 0's testkit nevertheless depends on +all four, because morph offers no public alternative for what each one does. +None of these is a bug; each is a gap with a name. + +## The four reach-ins + +**1. `morph::async::detail::CompletionState` — constructing a +`Completion` a test controls.** + +- `examples/common/testkit/test_pump.cpp:36`, `:44`, `:73` + +`pump.hpp`'s `awaitQt`/`pumpUntil` are the things under test, so their tests +need a `Completion` they can resolve, fail, or leave pending on demand — +including resolving one *after* `awaitQt` has already timed out and unwound +(the dangling-reference regression at `:73`). `Completion` has no public +"make me a settleable promise" factory; `CompletionState` is the only way to +get one. Every async library that ships a `Future` also ships a `Promise`; +morph currently ships only the reading half publicly. + +**2. `morph::exec::detail::StrandExecutor` and `morph::exec::detail::ModelId` +— testing strand ordering.** + +- `examples/common/testkit/test_strand_interleaver.cpp:15`, `:18`, `:19`, + `:83`, `:86`, `:87` + +`DeterministicExecutor` (`strand_interleaver.hpp`) exists to make +strand-ordering bugs reproducible, which means its own tests must place it +underneath a real `StrandExecutor` keyed by real `ModelId`s — the production +component whose ordering is the point. A stand-in would prove nothing. +Per-key serialization is a load-bearing morph guarantee that application and +testkit code has no public vocabulary to talk about. + +**3. `morph::bridge::detail::HandlerBinding` — observing registration +completion.** + +- `examples/common/testkit/test_wasm_registration_path_native.cpp:66`, `:102` +- `examples/common/wasm_spike/main_wasm.cpp:55` + +Under `asyncRegistrationEnabled`, registration completes some time after +`BridgeHandler`'s constructor returns, and `binding->currentId != 0` is the +only observable signal that it succeeded — which is precisely what finding +017's two regression tests assert on, and what the WASM spike polls before +firing its first action. `BridgeHandler` exposes no `registered()` predicate +and no registration callback, so a caller that must gate on registration has +to hold the binding itself. + +**4. `morph::model::detail::defaultDispatcher()` / +`defaultRegistry()` — passing a `Config` to `QtWebSocketBackend`.** + +- `examples/common/gui/app_context.cpp:33` +- `examples/common/testkit/test_wasm_registration_path_native.cpp:60`, `:98` +- `examples/common/testkit/test_fault_proxy.cpp:79` +- `examples/common/wasm_spike/main_wasm.cpp:51` + +This one is purely positional. `QtWebSocketBackend`'s constructor is +`(QUrl, dispatcher = defaultDispatcher(), registry = defaultRegistry(), +[tls,] Config = {})`, so any caller that wants to set `Config` — every WASM +caller must, for `asyncRegistrationEnabled` — has to name the two default +arguments in front of it, and the only names for those defaults live in +`morph::model::detail`. The caller wants neither object; it wants the last +parameter. Five call sites now spell out two internal function names purely +as padding. + +## What should happen + +`examples/IMPLEMENTATION.md`'s promotion rule (rule of three) says a gap +consumed by 3+ call sites is either promoted to public API or explicitly +dispositioned as app/testkit-layer by design. Reach-ins 3 and 4 are over that +line today (three and five call sites); 1 and 2 are at three and six *uses* +across two files each. So each of the four needs one of: + +- a public seam — e.g. a settleable `Promise` companion to `Completion`; + a public strand/`ModelId` vocabulary; a `BridgeHandler::registered()` + predicate or `onRegistered` callback; a `QtWebSocketBackend` constructor + overload (or designated-initializer options struct) that takes `Config` + without the dispatcher/registry pair — or +- an explicit, recorded "testkit-layer by design; these types are internal and + the testkit accepts breaking with them" disposition, so a future + `detail::`-namespace refactor knows it may break the ladder and that this is + accepted rather than accidental. + +## What happens instead + +Nothing announces the coupling. A refactor inside any of these four +namespaces compiles morph and its own test suite green and breaks +`ladder_common_tests` — a target the `ladder-tests` CI job only builds when +its path filter matches. The cost is small today (rung 0 is the only +consumer) and grows with every rung that copies these call patterns, which is +the argument for dispositioning it now rather than at rung 4. diff --git a/docs/findings/020-registry-constructed-models-have-no-di-seam.md b/docs/findings/020-registry-constructed-models-have-no-di-seam.md new file mode 100644 index 00000000..d0d1aced --- /dev/null +++ b/docs/findings/020-registry-constructed-models-have-no-di-seam.md @@ -0,0 +1,60 @@ +--- +id: 020 +title: Registry-constructed models have no per-instance dependency-injection seam +subsystem: core +severity: major +source: rung 1 (pastebin) journal-split design investigation +disposition: open +test: spec-cited +issue: https://github.com/LASTRADA-Software/morph/issues/56 +--- + +Generalizes finding [003](003-datetime-now-not-injectable.md) (which is the +clock-shaped instance of this same gap) to the root cause: a model +constructed by the server-side registry (`include/morph/core/registry.hpp`, +the path every `Socket`-mode/remote registration goes through) is always +**default-constructed** — there is no parameter, no factory hook, and no +post-construction injection point a caller can use to hand it anything +instance-specific beyond what `IModelHolder::attachActionLog` already +covers (a log sink + a context key, set from the server's `LogProvider`). + +**What does exist, and why it doesn't close the gap:** `Bridge::modelFactory` +(`include/morph/core/bridge.hpp:140`, used by `registerHandler(binding)`, +`bridge.hpp:236-242`) lets a *client-side, `Local`-mode* registration supply +a custom factory closure that captures arbitrary dependencies. This is a +real, working seam — but it only ever runs for the local, in-process +backend. A `Socket`-mode (or any real remote) registration is served by +`RemoteServer`'s registry, which knows only the model's default +constructor. Any dependency a model needs — an injectable clock (finding +003), a second `IActionLog` reference so a model could author a synthetic +journal entry distinct from the one action it was actually dispatched with +(see below), a feature flag, anything — is therefore injectable in `Local` +mode and not injectable in `Socket` mode, silently, unless the app avoids +needing per-instance injection at all. + +**Concrete instance that surfaced this (rung 1 / pastebin):** the +recommended design for `GetPaste` was to split it into an unlogged read +plus an internally-journaled `RecordRead` mutation, so replaying the +journal never re-triggers a burn-after-read deletion. `RecordRead` would +need to be authored *from inside* `GetPaste`'s own `execute()` — a second, +independent `LogEntry` distinct from the auto-recorded entry for `GetPaste` +itself. `IModelHolder::recordIfAttached` +(`include/morph/core/model.hpp:145`) is called only by the two built-in +dispatch runners (`ActionDispatcher`'s registered-action runner and +`Bridge::executeVia`'s local op — see that function's own doc comment, +"model code and application code never call this directly"), for the one +action actually dispatched; it exposes no way to author a second entry. +The only way to get a model a reference it could call `->append(...)` on +directly is `Bridge::modelFactory` constructor injection — which, per +above, doesn't reach `Socket` mode. Rung 1's resolution: `GetPaste` stays +the one journaled action (default `Loggable::Yes`); the resurrection risk +this creates for replay/undo is documented as the concrete example in the +ladder-wide journal-honesty position (`examples/LADDER.md` § Journal +honesty; `examples/pastebin/README.md`'s journal design-question). + +**What happens instead:** any future rung wanting per-instance model +dependencies beyond a clock hits this same wall and either (a) restricts +itself to `Local`-mode-only behavior (silently, unless it remembers to +test `Socket` mode and gets a construction-time surprise), or (b) works +around it as rung 1 did — accept the action-granularity the framework +already gives instead of the finer one the app wanted. diff --git a/docs/findings/021-forms-controller-core-hardcodes-localbackend.md b/docs/findings/021-forms-controller-core-hardcodes-localbackend.md new file mode 100644 index 00000000..03937db5 --- /dev/null +++ b/docs/findings/021-forms-controller-core-hardcodes-localbackend.md @@ -0,0 +1,56 @@ +--- +id: 021 +title: FormsControllerCore hardcodes its own LocalBackend, cannot compose over an existing Bridge/executor +subsystem: forms +severity: major +source: rung 1 (pastebin) GUI design investigation +disposition: open +test: spec-cited +issue: https://github.com/LASTRADA-Software/morph/issues/57 +--- + +`morph::qt::forms::FormsControllerCore` +(`include/morph/qt/forms/forms_controller_core.hpp:32-90`) is the shipped, +schema-driven QML forms controller `examples/IMPLEMENTATION.md` rule 2 +mandates every rung's GUI render through. Its private members: + +```cpp +morph::exec::ThreadPoolExecutor _pool{2}; +::morph::qt::QtExecutor _gui; +morph::bridge::Bridge _bridge{std::make_unique(_pool)}; +morph::bridge::BridgeHandler _handler{_bridge, &_gui}; +``` + +It owns and constructs its own `Bridge` over a hardcoded `LocalBackend`, +built from its own private pool and executor. There is no constructor +overload taking an existing `Bridge&`/`IExecutor*`, and no way to point it +at `Remote` mode. + +This directly conflicts with `examples/TESTING.md`'s "Presenter +architecture" rule 2 binding requirement: presenters "take `(Bridge&, +IExecutor*)` and **never construct executors or backends themselves**" — +the whole point of `examples/common/gui::AppContext` is to be the *one* +place a rung's deployment mode (`Local`/`Remote`) is decided, with every +other piece of GUI code composing over the `Bridge&`/`IExecutor*` it +hands out. `FormsControllerCore` cannot do this: any rung using it as +shipped is silently pinned to an independent, always-local backend, +invisible to `AppContext`'s mode selection and untestable in `Socket` +mode via `BackendRig`'s matrix. + +**What happens instead:** rung 1 (pastebin) does not use +`FormsControllerCore` as shipped. Its GUI still renders from +`morph::forms::schemaJson()` through the real `MorphForms` QML module +(the schema-driven-first rule is honored in full) — only the *backend +wiring* is rung-owned: a thin controller exposing the same +`schemaJson()`/`submitIfValid()`/`fetchOptions()` surface, constructed +over the `BridgeHandler` `AppContext::onReady()` already +hands it, instead of `FormsControllerCore`'s own hardcoded one. This is +"pure glue with no domain logic" under `IMPLEMENTATION.md` rule 2's +justification (b) for a rung-owned GUI piece, not a hand-rolled input +widget — the schema/validation/rendering machinery itself is untouched. + +The framework-level fix `FormsControllerCore` needs: a constructor (or +factory) overload taking `Bridge&`/`IExecutor*` (or a pre-built +`BridgeHandler`) instead of building its own, so a QML-consuming +app can compose it the same way every other presenter in this codebase +already does. diff --git a/docs/findings/022-sqliteodbc-update-returning-no-cursor.md b/docs/findings/022-sqliteodbc-update-returning-no-cursor.md new file mode 100644 index 00000000..60d49c34 --- /dev/null +++ b/docs/findings/022-sqliteodbc-update-returning-no-cursor.md @@ -0,0 +1,114 @@ +--- +id: 022 +title: sqliteodbc reports a result set for UPDATE ... RETURNING but SQLFetch fails with SQLSTATE 24000, so the single-statement atomic-read design is unavailable +subsystem: offline +severity: minor +source: rung 1 (pastebin) task 5 — PasteModel burn-atomicity spike +disposition: open +test: spec-cited +issue: https://github.com/LASTRADA-Software/morph/issues/58 +--- + +`subsystem: offline` is the nearest value `examples/FINDINGS.md`'s enum +offers — this is a persistence-layer (Lightweight/ODBC) finding, exactly as +[finding 018](018-db-fault-fixture-cannot-fault-datamapper.md) argued for +itself. Severity is `minor` because a fully equivalent, equally atomic +fallback exists and shipped; what is lost is one statement's worth of +concision, not a capability. + +## What should happen + +`examples/pastebin/README.md`'s resolved burn-atomicity decision names a +single conditional statement issued through Lightweight's raw-query facility: + +```sql +UPDATE pastes + SET read_count = read_count + 1 + WHERE id = ? + AND (expires_at_ms IS NULL OR expires_at_ms > ?) + AND (burn_after_reads IS NULL OR read_count < burn_after_reads) +RETURNING content, syntax, created_at_ms, expires_at_ms, + burn_after_reads, read_count, is_private, is_editable +``` + +executed as `SqlStatement::Prepare` → `Execute(...)` → `FetchRow()` → +`GetColumn(i)`. SQLite has supported `RETURNING` since 3.35 and this +environment runs 3.53.4, so the statement itself is valid; the question the +README left open (and this rung owns) was whether the *driver* surfaces its +result set. No existing Lightweight test or example anywhere in this +codebase uses `RETURNING`. + +## What happens instead + +The driver accepts and executes the statement — the update is applied, and +`SqlResultCursor::NumColumnsAffected()` correctly reports the `RETURNING` +column count — but the first `FetchRow()` throws: + +``` +24000 (0) - [unixODBC][Driver Manager]Invalid cursor state +``` + +Reproduced against `DRIVER=SQLite3;Database=.db` (sqliteodbc via +unixODBC 2.3.14, SQLite 3.53.4, macOS/arm64), linking the vendored +Lightweight `v0.20260625.0`: + +```cpp +Lightweight::SqlStatement stmt; +(void) stmt.ExecuteDirect("CREATE TABLE probe (id INTEGER PRIMARY KEY, n INTEGER NOT NULL)"); +(void) stmt.ExecuteDirect("INSERT INTO probe (id, n) VALUES (1, 41)"); + +stmt.Prepare("UPDATE probe SET n = n + 1 WHERE id = ? RETURNING n"); +auto cursor = stmt.Execute(1); +cursor.NumColumnsAffected(); // => 1 (the driver knows about the column) +cursor.NumRowsAffected(); // => 1 (the update did happen) +cursor.FetchRow(); // throws 24000 "Invalid cursor state" +``` + +Both entry points fail identically — `ExecuteDirect(...)` and +`Prepare(...)` + `Execute(...)` — so this is not a prepared-statement +binding problem. Controls run in the same process, on the same connection, +confirm the failure is specific to `RETURNING`: + +- a plain `SELECT` prepared and executed the same way fetches normally; +- a plain conditional `UPDATE ... WHERE ...` reports + `NumRowsAffected() == 1` when it matches and `== 0` when it does not, so + the affected-row count *is* a trustworthy signal. + +The driver appears to execute the statement through a non-cursor path and +never opens a result set over the returned rows, leaving the statement +handle in a state where `SQLFetch` is invalid. + +## What shipped instead + +`pastebin::PasteModel::execute(const GetPaste&)` +(`examples/pastebin/src/models/paste_model.cpp`) uses the fallback the plan +pre-specified: a `Lightweight::SqlTransaction` on the model's own connection +wrapping (1) the identical conditional `UPDATE` minus its `RETURNING` +clause, dispatched on `NumRowsAffected()`, and (2) an ordinary `DataMapper` +read-back of the row by primary key. + +The atomicity argument is unchanged, because it never depended on +`RETURNING`: the entire guard (`id` matches, not expired, budget not yet +spent) lives inside the `UPDATE`'s own `WHERE`, which SQLite evaluates and +applies as one indivisible statement under a write lock. Of N clients racing +for the last allowed read of a burn-after-N paste, exactly one gets a +non-zero affected-row count. The transaction's job is only to keep the +read-back consistent with the write it is reading back, and to make the +burn-delete part of the same commit. + +Verified empirically (throwaway harness, not checked in — Task 9 owns the +durable tests): 40 rounds × 6 concurrent threads, each with its own +`PasteModel` and therefore its own connection, all calling `GetPaste` on the +same `burnAfterReads = 1` paste at a `std::barrier`. Exactly one winner per +round, 240 total attempts, 200 losers all `NotFound`, zero driver errors — +with and without an explicit ODBC `Timeout=` busy timeout. + +## What morph would need for the original design + +Nothing in morph — this is a driver capability. Either a sqliteodbc build +that opens a cursor for `RETURNING` statements, or a different SQLite ODBC +driver. If a future rung wants the single-statement form back, re-run the +probe above before designing around it. Until then, the transaction-wrapped +two-statement form is the ladder's answer for "atomic conditional +read-modify-return", and any other rung reaching for `RETURNING` should +expect the same failure. diff --git a/docs/findings/023-completion-onerror-single-slot-overwrite.md b/docs/findings/023-completion-onerror-single-slot-overwrite.md new file mode 100644 index 00000000..9e94f6fd --- /dev/null +++ b/docs/findings/023-completion-onerror-single-slot-overwrite.md @@ -0,0 +1,95 @@ +--- +id: 023 +title: Completion::onError() keeps only the last-attached handler, silently discarding an earlier one +subsystem: core +severity: minor +source: rung 1 (pastebin) task 10 — PastePresenter/forms-controller glue +disposition: open +test: spec-cited +issue: https://github.com/LASTRADA-Software/morph/issues/59 +--- + +`morph::async::detail::CompletionState::attachOnError` +(`include/morph/core/completion.hpp:90-108`) stores the error handler in a +single field: + +```cpp +void attachOnError(std::function handler) { + ... + if (ready && error) { + ... + } else if (!ready) { + onErr = std::move(handler); + } + ... +} +``` + +Calling `.onError(...)` a second time on the same (still-pending) +`Completion` — even via a separate `Completion&` returned from the first +call, since `.then()`/`.onError()` both return `*this` — replaces `onErr` +outright. The first handler never runs, is never diagnosed as replaced, and +(because `onErrAttached` is set `true` by the second `attachOnError` call) +the orphan-error logger in `~CompletionState()` stays silent too — the +failure is not merely mis-routed, it becomes unobservable. + +## What should happen + +`examples/common/gui/presenter.hpp`'s `Presenter::track()` — every ladder +rung's shared busy-counter wrapper — documented (before this task) a +composition pattern built on this exact double-attach: "a subclass wanting +to *display* the error must attach its own `.onError` before handing the +completion to `track()`, since `track()` is the last handler attached." That +description assumed `.onError()` composes (both handlers fire, in some +order) the way `QObject::connect()` or a typical observer-list API would. + +## What happens instead + +Verified empirically (throwaway harness, not checked in): attaching +`.onError(displayHandler)` and then, on the same `Completion`, +`.onError(finishHandler)` — exactly `Presenter::track()`'s pre-existing +shape plus a subclass's pre-attached display handler — leaves only +`finishHandler` observable. `displayHandler` never runs. Applied to +`PastePresenter` as originally sketched (task 10's brief), this would have +meant `PastePresenter::failed(QString)` never fired for any real error: the +busy counter would still clear correctly (the surviving handler is +`track()`'s own), so the bug is invisible to `busy()`/`idle()` assertions +and would only show up as "errors are silently swallowed" from the UI's +perspective — precisely the failure mode task 10's own self-review +instructions called out to check for. + +## What shipped instead + +`Presenter::track()` (`examples/common/gui/presenter.hpp`) gained a third, +optional parameter: + +```cpp +template +void track(::morph::async::Completion completion, std::function onOk, + std::function onErr = {}); +``` + +`onErr`, if supplied, is invoked from *inside* the one `.onError()` handler +`track()` itself installs, immediately before `finishOne()` — so display and +busy-counter decrement are folded into a single attach, never a second +competing one. `PastePresenter` (`examples/pastebin/gui_lib/paste_presenter.cpp`) +passes its `reportError` member as this third argument instead of +pre-attaching `.onError()` on the completion. Existing two-argument +`track()` call sites (`examples/common/testkit/test_presenter.cpp`) are +unaffected — the new parameter defaults to a no-op, matching the prior +behavior exactly. Regression-verified: `ladder_common_tests` (146 +assertions) and `ladder_pastebin_tests` (506 assertions) both still pass +after the change. + +## What morph would need + +Nothing strictly — this is a documented single-slot design, not a bug in +`Completion` itself; the bug was in a downstream doc comment's assumption +about it composing. But `Completion::onError()`'s doc comment +(`include/morph/core/completion.hpp:191-198`) does not mention that a second +call replaces rather than composes with the first, and nothing in its +`Completion&` return-for-chaining API signals that chaining two `.onError()` +calls is a foot-gun rather than a supported pattern. A doc-comment addendum +("only the most recently attached handler runs; attaching twice silently +discards the first") would have caught this at review time instead of +requiring an empirical repro. diff --git a/docs/findings/024-no-registration-settled-seam.md b/docs/findings/024-no-registration-settled-seam.md new file mode 100644 index 00000000..bf2976fa --- /dev/null +++ b/docs/findings/024-no-registration-settled-seam.md @@ -0,0 +1,103 @@ +--- +id: 024 +title: no "registration settled" seam — a dispatch issued on connect fails "handler not bound" until the async registration round-trip lands +subsystem: bridge +severity: major +source: rung 1 (pastebin) task 12 — desktop GUI shell against a real server +disposition: open +test: spec-cited +issue: https://github.com/LASTRADA-Software/morph/issues/60 +--- + +This is the neighbouring half of finding `017`. That one is +*register-before-connect*: an async registration issued before the socket is +up fails **permanently**, because `registerModelAsync` rejects it outright and +nothing retries. This one is *dispatch-before-registration-settles*: a +registration issued at exactly the right moment (on connect, as `017` +prescribes) still leaves a window in which every dispatch through the handler +fails, **transiently**, until a server round-trip completes. Same missing +seam, different trigger — and following `017`'s own remedy is what walks you +straight into it. + +## The window + +`AppContext` (`examples/common/gui/app_context.cpp:41-57`) detects readiness +with `setConnectHandler`, per `017`: + +```cpp +rawBackend->setConnectHandler([this] { markReady(); }); +``` + +So every `AppContext::onReady()` callback runs on **socket connect**. That is +where a client builds its `BridgeHandler`s — the earliest point `017` permits. + +But `Bridge::registerHandlerImpl` (`include/morph/core/bridge.hpp:895-938`) +does not make the handler usable at that point. It calls +`backend->registerModelAsync(...)` and assigns the binding's id only from +inside the `onRegistered` callback (`bridge.hpp:927`): + +```cpp +strongBinding->currentId.store(newId.v); +``` + +which fires when the server's register reply arrives — a full round trip after +`registerHandlerImpl` returned. Until then `binding->currentId` is still `0`, +and `Bridge::executeVia` (`bridge.hpp:696-704`) fails fast: + +```cpp +uint64_t const raw = binding->currentId.load(); +... +if (raw == 0U) { + typedState->setException(std::make_exception_ptr(std::runtime_error("handler not bound"))); + return typed; +} +``` + +The net effect: for a transient window that opens on connect and closes when +registration settles, a handler that exists, is correctly constructed, and was +registered in exactly the mandated order still rejects every action with +`"handler not bound"`. + +## What should happen + +`onReady()` — or any equivalent "you may now use the bridge" signal — should +not fire, or should be joinable with something that does not fire, until the +handlers built inside it can actually dispatch. Equivalently: `Bridge` should +either queue a dispatch made against an unbound-but-registering binding until +its id arrives, or expose a seam to wait on ("`whenBound()`", "`isBound()`", +"`registrationSettled()`"). Grepping `include/` and `src/` for all three names +returns nothing: **no such seam exists today**, so a caller cannot even poll +the condition through public API — the only observable is the +`"handler not bound"` exception itself, i.e. you learn the handler was not +ready by failing an action the user asked for. + +## What happens instead + +Verified, not theorised, on rung 1's desktop client against a real server: an +unconditional `refresh()` from `Component.onCompleted` (i.e. immediately +inside the `onReady()` path) reported `rows=0, status='handler not bound'` on +**every** launch in `Remote` mode. `Local` mode registers synchronously and +never shows it, so the gap is invisible to in-process tests and to the whole +model/presenter suite — it only appears against a socket. + +## Shipped mitigation, and the in-repo precedent + +Rung 1 mitigates in the view layer, where `examples/TESTING.md` presenter +rule 4 puts timers: `examples/pastebin/gui/qml/Main.qml` runs a `Timer` that +re-issues `refresh()` every 150 ms and stops permanently on the first +`listed` reply (empty or not), clearing the bootstrap error it provoked from +the status line. + +This is not a new workaround invented for rung 1. `examples/common/wasm_spike/ +main_wasm.cpp:85-101` — written for finding `017`, and predating this task — +already carries the identical shape for the identical reason: after deferring +`BridgeHandler` construction into the `setConnectHandler` callback, it still +cannot dispatch, so it polls `binding->currentId.load() == 0U` on a `QTimer` +and fires its one action only once the id is non-zero. Two independent +consumers, written months apart, both had to hand-roll the same +wait-for-binding loop because the framework offers none. + +The same window applies to *every* handler a client builds on connect, not +just the one the bootstrap retries cover: rung 1's forms handler has it too, +so a user who clicks "Create paste" within milliseconds of launch sees the +same error once, with no retry behind it. diff --git a/docs/findings/025-client-only-still-needs-model-persistence-headers.md b/docs/findings/025-client-only-still-needs-model-persistence-headers.md new file mode 100644 index 00000000..14dc4406 --- /dev/null +++ b/docs/findings/025-client-only-still-needs-model-persistence-headers.md @@ -0,0 +1,76 @@ +--- +id: 025 +title: MORPH_CLIENT_ONLY removes a client's link dependency on its models, but nothing removes the header dependency — a browser client still has to #include the ORM +subsystem: core +severity: minor +source: rung 1 (pastebin) task 13 — the WASM client +disposition: open +test: spec-cited +issue: https://github.com/LASTRADA-Software/morph/issues/61 +--- + +`MORPH_CLIENT_ONLY` exists for exactly one scenario, and +`docs/spec/core/registry.md` names it outright: + +> even a build that never constructs a model locally still forces the linker to +> resolve the model's constructor and `execute()` bodies, pulling in whatever +> those depend on (a database driver, a native UI framework, an OS-specific +> API) — dependencies a client target may have no link path for at all (**a +> browser/WASM build in particular**), and will never call regardless. + +That is the *link* half, and it works: the spec's own empirical note +(`tests/compile_checks/client_only_no_model_link.cpp`) confirms a model whose +constructor and `execute()` are **declared but never defined** links fine +under the macro. + +The residue is the word *declared*. A client's whole dispatch surface is +`BridgeHandler` — a template over the model type — so the client must +still see `Model`'s complete definition, hence its header, hence everything +that header includes. For any ladder rung that follows +`examples/IMPLEMENTATION.md` rule 4 (all of them: persistence is +`Lightweight::DataMapper` behind a `WithMapper` mixin base), that is the ORM +and, transitively, ODBC: + +``` +paste_presenter.hpp + └── pastebin/models/paste_model.hpp // class PasteModel : private db::WithMapper + └── pastebin/db/db_model.hpp + └── // ODBC, absent in a browser +``` + +So `MORPH_CLIENT_ONLY` gets the client to the link step and the include graph +never lets it get there: rung 1's WASM client cannot compile a single +translation unit of shared presenter code without an ODBC-capable include path, +even though it will never open a database. + +## What should happen + +A pure client should be able to name a model's *action set* — the thing it +actually needs, since `ActionTraits` already carries the type-ids and JSON +codecs — without the model's implementation surface. Some seam that makes +`BridgeHandler` parameterisable on a declaration-only facade, or a documented +"client-side model declaration" macro pairing with `MORPH_CLIENT_ONLY`, would +close it. Grepping `include/` finds nothing of the sort today: every +`BridgeHandler` instantiation in the repository is over a complete model type. + +## What happens instead + +Each rung works around it in its own persistence layer. Rung 1's answer +(`examples/pastebin/include/pastebin/db/db_model.hpp`) is a two-branch +`WithMapper`: the real DataMapper-owning mixin natively, an empty base under +`__EMSCRIPTEN__`, with no `mapper()` at all in the browser branch so any +attempt to reach a database from a WASM build is a compile error rather than a +link error. It is small, it is confined to the file that owns the ODBC +dependency, and no model, DTO, presenter or QML file gets a WASM variant — but +it is still a per-rung `#ifdef` that the framework, not the app, should be +making unnecessary. Every future rung will need the same three lines for the +same reason. + +## Note on severity + +`minor`, deliberately: it is a real gap with a real cost, but the workaround is +tiny, local, and does not change any behaviour — unlike `020`/`021`, which +force an app to give up a design outright. It becomes worse if a rung's model +header ever needs something heavier than a mixin base (a `Field<>`-typed member +in the model itself, say), because there is no `#ifdef` shape that keeps such a +model's declaration honest in both worlds. diff --git a/docs/findings/026-control-byte-escaping-missing-in-three-sibling-writers.md b/docs/findings/026-control-byte-escaping-missing-in-three-sibling-writers.md new file mode 100644 index 00000000..4ddbd0ef --- /dev/null +++ b/docs/findings/026-control-byte-escaping-missing-in-three-sibling-writers.md @@ -0,0 +1,183 @@ +--- +id: 026 +title: The control-byte JSON-escaping fix landed only in the action/result codec — three sibling writers (journal, file offline queue, session token) still use plain glz::write_json on caller-supplied strings +subsystem: journal +severity: major +source: rung 1 (pastebin) final whole-branch fix wave +disposition: open +test: spec-cited +issue: https://github.com/LASTRADA-Software/morph/issues/62 +--- + +`subsystem: journal` is one of three — this is the same defect in +`morph::journal`, `morph::offline` and `morph::session`. `journal` is named +because it carries the sharpest consequence (see "Why this is `major`"), and +`examples/FINDINGS.md`'s enum takes one value. + +## No new investigation needed: this is the already-fixed registry.hpp bug + +Commit `f2ad662` ("core: escape control bytes in action and result JSON +bodies") fixed exactly this mechanism one layer down, after rung 1 replayed +`tests/fuzz/findings/` as paste content. It introduced +`morph::model::detail::EscapingWriteOpts` +(`include/morph/core/registry.hpp:212-216`) and applied it at +`include/morph/core/registry.hpp:563` so that `ActionTraits::toJson` and +`resultToJson` emit `\uXXXX` instead of a raw C0 byte. That struct's own doc +comment (`registry.hpp:190-211`) states the mechanism, `docs/spec/core/wire.md` +("Control bytes in string fields") states the envelope-level original, and +`tests/test_wire_hardening.cpp`'s "Bug G" cases are the regression tests. + +**Everything below is that same bug, unfixed, in three other writers.** The +only thing this finding adds is the three locations and the confirmation that +their fields are caller data. + +## The mechanism, re-confirmed empirically + +Throwaway harness against this repo's own vendored glaze +(`build/clang-coverage/_deps/glaze-src`), sweeping every byte `0x00`–`0x1F` +through `glz::write_json` into a two-string aggregate and back through +`glz::read_json`: + +- Five bytes have JSON short escapes and are handled correctly: `0x08` `0x09` + `0x0A` `0x0C` `0x0D`. (Note in particular that `0x0A` *is* escaped, so a + JSONL record is never split across two physical lines — the corruption is + not a line-splitting one.) +- The **other 27** (`0x00`–`0x07`, `0x0B`, `0x0E`–`0x1F`) are written into the + output **raw**. The resulting document is not valid JSON (RFC 8259 forbids + unescaped `U+0000`–`U+001F` inside a string), and reading it back fails — + *and mangles*: with a raw `0x01` in a field that also contains an escaped + character, the reader's chunked fast path produced + `hel<0a>lo<01>","b"<00><00><00><00>` where `hel<0a>lo<01>` was written, i.e. + it ran past the string terminator and wrote `0x00` bytes over the buffer. + That is the identical "silently rewrites such a byte as two `0x00`s" + behavior `registry.hpp`'s doc comment describes. +- Rewriting the same value with `EscapingWriteOpts` emits a six-character + `\u0001` escape in place of the raw byte, and the value round-trips cleanly. + +## The three surviving locations + +### 1. `include/morph/journal/action_log.hpp:151` + +```cpp +inline std::string toJson(const LogEntry& entry) { + std::string out; + detail::throwOnGlazeError(glz::write_json(entry, out), out); + return out; +} +``` + +`LogEntry` (`action_log.hpp:39-80`) has four caller-supplied string fields +that are *not* pre-escaped JSON: + +- `entityKey` — an application-chosen instance identity, stamped from the + value passed to `attachActionLog()`. +- `error` — `std::exception::what()` from whatever rejected the action. + Exception messages routinely echo their input: `glz::format_error` embeds + the offending document, and a model's own `ValidationError` may quote the + field that failed. This is the most likely real-world carrier. +- `principal` — from `morph::session::current()`. +- `idempotencyKey` — documented as opaque and caller-chosen. + +(`payload` and `result` are the *outputs* of `ActionTraits::toJson`, so +`f2ad662` already made those two safe. That is precisely why the fix looked +complete and this one did not surface.) + +### 2. `include/morph/offline/file_offline_queue.hpp:61` + +```cpp +inline std::string toJson(const FileQueueRecord& record) { + std::string out; + throwOnGlazeError(glz::write_json(record, out), out); + return out; +} +``` + +`FileQueueRecord::payload` is documented on `QueueItem` as "opaque serialised +representation of the queued action" — the queue does not produce it and does +not interpret it, so it is whatever the application hands `enqueue()`, not +necessarily `ActionTraits` output. `idempotencyKey` is likewise explicitly +opaque and caller-supplied ("the queue does not interpret, require, or +enforce uniqueness on it"). + +### 3. `include/morph/session/session_auth.hpp:346` + +```cpp +[[nodiscard]] std::string issue(const SessionToken& claims) const { + std::string json; + // `SessionToken` is a flat aggregate, so writing it into a `std::string` + // cannot fail — the result is unconditional. + (void)glz::write_json(claims, json); +``` + +`SessionToken::principal` and `SessionToken::roles` are caller-supplied +(`session_auth.hpp:286-300`). The consequence differs in shape from the other +two because the claims JSON is base64url-encoded before it leaves the +process, so nothing on the wire is malformed — but the token is then +**unverifiable by its own verifier**: `TokenVerifier` base64-decodes and +`glz::read`s the claims, and the harness above confirms that round trip fails +(`err=1`) for a principal containing any of the 27 bytes. A principal that +morph itself accepted at issue time mints a credential that morph rejects as +`AuthError::Malformed`. Whether that is exploitable depends on how an +application sources principals; at minimum it is a silent +issue-succeeds/verify-always-fails asymmetry with no diagnostic. + +**A smaller, separate defect in the same three lines:** the `(void)` discards +the `glz::error_ctx`. The comment justifying it ("cannot fail — the result is +unconditional") is the *reason* the write error is dropped, and it is a +reasonable claim for a flat aggregate — but it is the only one of the three +writers here that does not route its error through a `throwOnGlazeError` +helper, so if the claim ever stops holding (a `SessionToken` gaining a nested +or dynamic member) the failure is a silently-empty payload rather than a +throw. Worth folding into the same fix rather than filing separately. + +## What should happen + +All three should write with the same option `registry.hpp` already carries: + +```cpp +struct EscapingWriteOpts : glz::opts { + bool escape_control_characters = true; +}; +``` + +`registry.hpp`'s own comment explains why it is duplicated rather than shared +from `morph::wire` (the model layer must not depend on the transport layer's +header for a four-line struct). Whoever fixes this should decide whether a +*fourth* and *fifth* copy is right, or whether the struct has now earned a +single home — three independent duplications is the point at which the +"deliberately duplicated" rationale deserves re-examination, and that is a +design call for the repo owner, not something this finding prescribes. + +## Why this is `major` and not a paper cut + +Both file-backed readers **re-throw** on a malformed line that is not the +final one, by design — a truncated *trailing* line is tolerated as a crash +artifact, but mid-file corruption is treated as genuine corruption: + +- `include/morph/journal/file_action_log.hpp:212-227` — one undecodable + entry followed by any later entry makes `entries()` throw for the whole + file, permanently. The audit trail — the single thing + `examples/pastebin/README.md`'s journal position paper says `morph::journal` + is *for* ("render read-only history") — becomes unreadable in its entirety, + and the only surviving recovery is hand-editing the file. +- `include/morph/offline/file_offline_queue.hpp:279-290` — the same shape in + `load()`, which runs from the constructor. A durable queue whose file + contains one such record throws on every subsequent process start, so every + item behind it is unreachable. This is durable-store corruption written by + the store's own writer. + +Neither is reachable through today's ladder rungs (rung 1 journals only +`ActionTraits`-produced payloads and ships no offline queue), which is why +nothing is red — but both are reachable by any application that puts a raw +control byte in an entity key, an idempotency key, a principal, or an +exception message, which is exactly the input class the fuzz corpus that +found the registry.hpp original is made of. + +## Not fixed here, by design + +`examples/FINDINGS.md`: "the repo owner decides; the ladder never +self-triages." Rung 1's final fix wave files this as `open` rather than +patching three framework headers on its own authority — the same standard the +rung applied to findings 020–025. The mechanism is already proven and the fix +is four lines per site, so this should be cheap to schedule; what it is not +is a rung's call to make. diff --git a/docs/findings/027-register-envelope-carries-no-session.md b/docs/findings/027-register-envelope-carries-no-session.md new file mode 100644 index 00000000..e95aa589 --- /dev/null +++ b/docs/findings/027-register-envelope-carries-no-session.md @@ -0,0 +1,145 @@ +--- +id: 027 +title: "`register` envelopes carry no session, so `authorizeRegister` and the recorded owner principal are both unusable from any `Bridge` client" +subsystem: backend +severity: blocker +source: rung 2 (bookmarks) task 12 — server bootstrap with a real signing authorizer +disposition: open +test: spec-cited (repro below is a five-line `BridgeHandler` construction) +issue: https://github.com/LASTRADA-Software/morph/issues/63 +--- + +`Bridge` stamps its default session onto every **`execute`** call +(`include/morph/core/bridge.hpp:806`): + +```cpp +call.session = _defaultSession; +``` + +It stamps it onto nothing else. Every *control* message — `register`, +`register`-shared, `attach`, `assign`, `deregister` — is built inside the +concrete `IBackend`, which has no access to the session at all, because +`IBackend`'s registration surface +(`include/morph/core/backend.hpp:82-246`) carries only +`typeId`/`factory`/`contextKey`/`primary`. So both shipping remote backends +send a session-less envelope: + +- `SimulatedRemoteBackend::registerModelWithContext` + (`include/morph/core/remote.hpp:1497-1505`) → + `wire::makeRegister(typeId, contextKey)` +- `SocketBackend::registerModel` (`include/morph/net/socket_backend.hpp:137`) + → `wire::makeRegister(typeId)` + +and `wire::makeRegister` (`include/morph/core/wire.hpp:151-157`) leaves +`Envelope::session` default-constructed. + +## What that breaks + +`RemoteServer`'s `register` handler authenticates the envelope's session and +makes the verified identity authoritative before deciding +(`include/morph/core/remote.hpp:939-949`): + +```cpp +if (auto verified = _authorizer->authenticate(env.session)) { + env.session.principal = std::move(*verified); +} else { + env.session.principal.clear(); +} +if (!_authorizer->authorizeRegister(env.session, env.typeId)) { + reply(... makeErr("unauthorized", env.callId)); + return; +} +``` + +and then records the owner from that same value +(`include/morph/core/remote.hpp:1011`): + +```cpp +_owners[mid] = std::move(env.session.principal); +``` + +Because the envelope never carried a token, `authenticate()` always fails and +`env.session.principal` is **always empty** for a `Bridge` client. Two +documented capabilities therefore cannot be reached from any `Bridge`: + +1. **`authorizeRegister` cannot gate on identity.** The canonical override + the framework's own test suite demonstrates + (`tests/test_register_authorization.cpp:93` — + `return !ctx.principal.empty(); // ctx.principal is already the *verified* + identity here`) rejects **every** register a `Bridge` client issues, + including the very first one a freshly-logged-in client makes. That test + passes only because it hand-builds its envelopes + (`tests/test_register_authorization.cpp:112-116`) — a path no application + has. + +2. **`authorizeInstance`'s ownership check is inert.** The recorded owner is + always the empty string, and the documented policy shape + (`include/morph/session/session.hpp:193`, + `tests/test_policy_hardening.cpp:173`) treats an empty owner as "shared, + allow anyone". So `ownerPrincipal == ctx.principal` never denies anything + for a `Bridge`-registered instance — the per-instance authorization hook + silently degrades to allow-all for every real client. + +## Repro + +Against any `RemoteServer` whose authorizer overrides `authorizeRegister` the +way `tests/test_register_authorization.cpp` documents: + +```cpp +auto server = std::make_shared( + pool, std::make_shared("secret")); +morph::bridge::Bridge bridge{std::make_unique(*server)}; + +morph::session::Context s; +s.principal = "alice"; +s.token = morph::session::TokenIssuer{"secret"}.issue({.principal = "alice", .expiresAtMs = kFarFuture}); +bridge.setDefaultSession(s); // valid, signed, correct secret + +morph::bridge::BridgeHandler handler{bridge, &exec}; +// throws std::runtime_error: "register failed: unauthorized" +``` + +Observed verbatim while wiring rung 2's `App`: + +``` +[DEBUG] [dispatchMessage] connection 0: kind=register callId=0 typeId=BookmarkModel ... +PROBE: BridgeHandler ctor threw: register failed: unauthorized +``` + +The session is present, valid, and correctly signed on the `Bridge` — it is +simply never put on the wire for `register`. + +## What should happen + +A `Bridge` with an installed default session should present that session on +its control messages exactly as it does on `execute`, so that: + +- `authorizeRegister` sees the same verified principal an `execute` would, and +- `_owners[mid]` records that principal, giving `authorizeInstance` something + real to compare against. + +The smallest shape that does this is an `IBackend` hook mirroring the existing +`setReconnectHandler`/`setConnectHandler`/`setDisconnectHandler` +store-and-ignore defaults — e.g. `virtual void setSession(session::Context)`, +pushed by `Bridge::setDefaultSession()` and by `Bridge::switchBackend()`, and +stamped by each wire-backed backend onto `makeRegister`/`makeRegisterShared`/ +`makeAttach`/`makeAssign`/`makeDeregister`. `LocalBackend` needs nothing (it +builds no envelopes and consults no authorizer). + +Not fixed here: per `examples/IMPLEMENTATION.md`'s prime directive the ladder +records framework gaps rather than patching core, and per +`examples/FINDINGS.md` the disposition is the repo owner's call, not the +rung's. + +## Consequence for rung 2 while this is open + +`bookmarks::auth::BookmarksAuthorizer` (rung 2, task 1) was written to the +documented shape and was therefore unusable: it rejected every register from +every client. Task 12 relaxed `authorizeRegister` to what is actually +enforceable today and moved the affected checks to the two places that *do* +see a verified principal — `SigningAuthorizer::authorize` (every `execute` +carries the token) and the models' own `session::current()->principal` reads +(`examples/IMPLEMENTATION.md` rule 1). In particular +`BookmarkModel::execute(const RecordMetadata&)` now checks the service +principal itself rather than relying on `authorizeInstance`. See that +header's and that action's own comments, which cite this finding. diff --git a/docs/findings/028-ladder-tests-inherit-lightweight-warnings-under-strict-mode.md b/docs/findings/028-ladder-tests-inherit-lightweight-warnings-under-strict-mode.md new file mode 100644 index 00000000..fad3fd3c --- /dev/null +++ b/docs/findings/028-ladder-tests-inherit-lightweight-warnings-under-strict-mode.md @@ -0,0 +1,77 @@ +--- +id: 028 +title: "`ladder__tests` applies `-Weverything -Werror` to Lightweight/unixodbc headers it deliberately spares `ladder__lib`, so `MORPH_ENABLE_STRICT_COMPILATION=ON` fails on any DB-touching rung, unrelated to that rung's own code" +subsystem: core +severity: blocker +source: rung 2 (bookmarks) task 13 — CMakeLists.txt completing the buildable rung skeleton +disposition: fixed +test: spec-cited (repro below is a real `cmake --build` under `-DMORPH_ENABLE_STRICT_COMPILATION=ON`) +--- + +`cmake/morph_add_rung.cmake` deliberately does **not** call `apply_warnings()` +on `ladder_${_rung}_lib` (line ~123-124): + +```cmake +# Lightweight's headers are not -Werror clean (bank's own caveat, +# examples/bank/CMakeLists.txt) — no apply_warnings() here. +``` + +But `ladder_${_rung}_tests` (line 408) calls `apply_warnings()` +unconditionally, and `ladder_${_rung}_tests` PRIVATE-links +`ladder_${_rung}_lib`, which PUBLIC-links `Lightweight::Lightweight` +(line 120: `target_link_libraries(ladder_${_rung}_lib PUBLIC morph::morph +Lightweight::Lightweight Qt6::Core)`). Lightweight's own include directories +propagate into `ladder_${_rung}_tests` as plain `-I`, not `-isystem` (unlike +Qt/glaze/reflection-cpp, which the same target already gets via `-isystem` — +confirmed by inspecting the generated compile command), so the *lib* target's +carve-out is silently defeated for the *tests* target, which is exactly the +target the carve-out's own comment says needs it. + +## Repro + +Any test file in a DB-touching rung that transitively includes a Lightweight +header (directly, or via that rung's own `db/*_entity.hpp`) fails to compile +under strict mode with dozens of unrelated diagnostics from Lightweight's own +sources and from ``/``/`` (unixodbc): +`-Wreserved-macro-identifier`, `-Wswitch-default`, `-Wold-style-cast`, +`-Wcast-qual`, `-Wshadow`, `-Wshadow-field-in-constructor`, +`-Wmissing-variable-declarations`, and more — none of it in morph or rung +code. + +``` +cmake -S . -B build/strict -DMORPH_ENABLE_STRICT_COMPILATION=ON \ + -DMORPH_BUILD_LADDER=ON -DMORPH_LADDER_RUNGS=pastebin -DMORPH_BUILD_QT=ON +cmake --build build/strict --target ladder_pastebin_tests +# fails compiling test_paste_model.cpp on Lightweight/unixodbc header +# diagnostics before reaching a single line of pastebin's own code. +``` + +Confirmed on **both** `pastebin` (rung 1, merged long ago) and `bookmarks` +(rung 2, this task) — this is not new, not rung-2-specific, and would have +been present the moment rung 1's `CMakeLists.txt` landed. The local build +tree used throughout the ladder's development +(`build/clang-coverage`) has `MORPH_ENABLE_STRICT_COMPILATION=OFF`, which is +why no earlier task's real build hit it. + +## What should happen instead + +`Lightweight`'s (and unixodbc's) include directories reaching +`ladder_${_rung}_tests` should be marked `-isystem`, e.g. +`target_include_directories(... SYSTEM ...)` on the `Lightweight::Lightweight` +import, or an explicit `SYSTEM` re-declaration of those dirs on +`ladder_${_rung}_lib`'s PUBLIC interface — matching how Qt/glaze/reflection-cpp +are already treated in the very same target. A two-directory `cmake/` change, +not a rung's to make unilaterally (shared file, used by every rung). + +## Consequence for rung 2 while this is open + +Task 13's own designated-field-initializer fix (43 warnings across 5 test +files, see the task's report) is real and independently verified clean, but a +*fully* clean `-DMORPH_ENABLE_STRICT_COMPILATION=ON` build of +`ladder_bookmarks_tests` cannot be reached end-to-end via the normal +`cmake --build` flow until this is fixed — the build fails on Lightweight's +own headers first. Verification for task 13 was done per-translation-unit +with the compiler invoked directly (from the real, unmodified compile +commands) with the affected include paths remapped to `-isystem` to isolate +the check to the rung's own code, rather than by a strict-mode +`cmake --build` of the whole target. diff --git a/docs/findings/029-thread-safety-negative-on-unannotated-mutex-clang22.md b/docs/findings/029-thread-safety-negative-on-unannotated-mutex-clang22.md new file mode 100644 index 00000000..cebfd7bd --- /dev/null +++ b/docs/findings/029-thread-safety-negative-on-unannotated-mutex-clang22.md @@ -0,0 +1,67 @@ +--- +id: 029 +title: "`-Wthread-safety-negative` fires on plain, unannotated `std::mutex` use in `core/executor.hpp`/`core/completion.hpp` under Clang 22 (Homebrew, macOS libc++), independent of any rung" +subsystem: core +severity: major +source: rung 2 (bookmarks) task 13 — CMakeLists.txt completing the buildable rung skeleton +disposition: open +test: spec-cited (repro below is a real `cmake --build` under `-DMORPH_ENABLE_STRICT_COMPILATION=ON`) +issue: https://github.com/LASTRADA-Software/morph/issues/64 +--- + +Building any target that includes `include/morph/core/executor.hpp` or +`include/morph/core/completion.hpp` under `-DMORPH_ENABLE_STRICT_COMPILATION=ON` +with the local Clang 22 toolchain (`/opt/homebrew/opt/llvm@22`, its bundled +libc++) fails with: + +``` +include/morph/core/executor.hpp:87:32: error: acquiring mutex '_m' requires + negative capability '!_m' [-Werror,-Wthread-safety-negative] + std::scoped_lock const lock{_m}; + ^ +``` + +Neither `ThreadPoolExecutor::_m` (`executor.hpp`) nor +`CompletionState::mtx` (`completion.hpp`) carries any +`GUARDED_BY`/`ACQUIRE`/thread-safety attribute — they are plain +`std::mutex` members locked with plain `std::scoped_lock`/`std::unique_lock`. +Clang's thread-safety analysis normally only fires on code that opts in via +annotations; this Clang/libc++ pairing appears to have grown thread-safety +annotations on `std::mutex` itself (a recent LLVM libc++ change), so *every* +plain, unannotated use of `std::mutex` project-wide now trips +`-Wthread-safety-negative` once `-Weverything -Werror` is both active — which +they are unconditionally the moment `MORPH_ENABLE_STRICT_COMPILATION=ON` is +set (`-Weverything` itself is always on via `apply_warnings()`; strict mode +only adds `-Werror`). + +## Scope + +Not rung-specific — `core/executor.hpp` and `core/completion.hpp` are +included transitively by nearly every morph target. Confirmed by building +`ladder_bookmarks_tests` under strict mode: this is the *first* class of +error encountered, before Lightweight's own headers are even reached (see +finding 028). Whether CI's pinned `clang-22` (via `apt.llvm.org` on Ubuntu, +paired with a different libc++/libstdc++) reproduces this is unconfirmed from +this rung — it may be macOS/Homebrew-libc++-specific, in which case CI is +unaffected and this finding is a local-toolchain-only concern; if CI does use +the same libc++ that ships these annotations, `MORPH_ENABLE_STRICT_COMPILATION=ON` +(CI's stated default) would fail on framework code alone, on every target, +independent of any rung. + +## What should happen instead + +Either annotate the affected mutexes properly (`GUARDED_BY`, etc.) so the +analysis has real capability information to reason about, or suppress +`-Wthread-safety-negative` specifically (with a comment citing this finding) +in `cmake/compiler_options.cmake`'s Clang suppression block alongside the +other named exceptions already there. Not a rung's file to change — shared, +used by every target in the repo. + +## Consequence for rung 2 while this is open + +Task 13's strict-compilation verification of the bookmarks rung's own test +files (43 designated-field-initializer fixes) was done with +`-Wno-thread-safety-negative` added to the per-translation-unit check, to +isolate the verification to code this task actually owns. See finding 028 +for the second, larger obstacle (Lightweight/unixodbc headers) hit on the +same path. diff --git a/docs/findings/030-deregister-reply-races-sync-register-callid-zero.md b/docs/findings/030-deregister-reply-races-sync-register-callid-zero.md new file mode 100644 index 00000000..fa3d07e0 --- /dev/null +++ b/docs/findings/030-deregister-reply-races-sync-register-callid-zero.md @@ -0,0 +1,157 @@ +--- +id: 030 +title: a fire-and-forget deregister's "ok" reply can be misrouted to an unrelated later synchronous register, permanently zeroing the new binding's ModelId +subsystem: qt-transport +severity: major +source: rung 2 (bookmarks) task 17 follow-up — TagPresenter::merge flake investigation +disposition: open +test: spec-cited +issue: https://github.com/LASTRADA-Software/morph/issues/65 +--- + +Found while root-causing a reproducible (roughly 1-in-8) flake in +`TagPresenter::merge`'s own test +(`examples/bookmarks/tests/test_tag_presenter.cpp`), which constructed two +short-lived `BridgeHandler` objects back to back in +`Mode::Socket` to seed two bookmarks. The observed symptom was an uncaught +`std::runtime_error("handler not bound")` escaping the *second* handler's +`execute()` call — a message that can only come from `Bridge::executeVia`'s +fast-fail path (`include/morph/core/bridge.hpp:701-704`), which fires when +`binding->currentId.load() == 0`. + +## Why this was surprising + +`BackendRig::Socket` (the ladder testkit's socket-mode fixture) never opts +into `QtWebSocketBackend::Config::asyncRegistrationEnabled` (defaults +`false`), so every `BridgeHandler` construction there takes the +*synchronous* registration path: `Bridge::registerHandlerImpl` calls +`registerModelWithContext`, which blocks via `QtWebSocketBackend::sendSync` +(a nested `QEventLoop`) until the server's reply arrives. That path's own +doc comment promises exactly this: "every existing embedder ... keeps +registering synchronously, immediately usable the line after +`BridgeHandler`'s constructor returns." So the initial hypothesis — finding +`024`'s async registration-settlement race — did not apply here at all +(that finding is specifically about the opt-in async path `AppContext` +uses); confirmed by instrumented reruns showing the failure is not a slow +round trip but a *permanent* one (a bounded retry-and-repump loop burned its +entire deadline on every failing run rather than ever recovering). + +## The actual bug + +`QtWebSocketBackend::onTextMessage` (`src/qt/qt_websocket_backend.cpp:341-`) +routes every incoming reply by `env.callId`: non-zero ids go to the +`_pending`/`_pendingRegistrations` maps (the async paths); `callId == 0` +is treated as *the* one outstanding synchronous call and unconditionally +handed to `_pendingReply` + `_syncLoop->quit()`. + +But `callId == 0` is not unique to synchronous calls. Two client-side call +sites both leave the envelope's `callId` at its default-constructed `0`: + +- `QtWebSocketBackend::registerModel` (`sendSync(makeRegister(typeId))`) — + the synchronous register path described above, which *does* park a + `_syncLoop` and wait. +- `QtWebSocketBackend::deregisterModel` (`sendTextMessage(encode(makeDeregister(mid.v)))`) + — explicitly fire-and-forget, sent without parking anything, precisely so + destroying a `BridgeHandler` never blocks. + +The server replies to *both* the same way: `deregister` gets an ordinary +`makeOk(env.callId)` reply (`include/morph/core/remote.hpp:1119`), which +therefore also carries `callId == 0`. + +If a `BridgeHandler` is destroyed (sending its fire-and-forget deregister) +and a **different** `BridgeHandler` on the same connection is constructed +immediately after (parking a `sendSync` for its own register), the +deregister's reply and the register's reply are indistinguishable on the +wire — both `callId == 0`. Whichever arrives first is handed to the parked +`_syncLoop`. If it is the deregister's stray "ok" (which carries no +`modelId`), `registerModel` decodes it, reads a zero/default `modelId`, and +stores `ModelId{0}` into the *new* binding's `currentId` — permanently: the +real register reply that arrives moments later has nowhere to go +(`_syncLoop` was already reset to `nullptr` when the mismatched reply quit +the loop), so it is silently dropped. Every subsequent dispatch on that +binding then fails fast with `"handler not bound"`, forever, not just for a +transient window. + +## Reproduction + +`examples/bookmarks/tests/test_tag_presenter.cpp`'s `TagPresenter::merge` +test seeded two bookmarks via two short-lived `BridgeHandler` +objects (construct, dispatch, destruct, construct again) immediately +followed by `TagPresenter`'s own handler construction — three +register/deregister boundaries on one connection in quick succession, each +an opportunity for this race. Empirically: roughly 1 run in 6-15 in +isolation; verbose (`--success`) output, which adds enough per-assertion I/O +to perturb timing further, pushed the observed rate as high as 70-90%. The +same pattern (`seedBookmark` constructing a fresh handler per call, called +twice) was independently confirmed to trigger the identical failure in +`examples/bookmarks/tests/test_shared_feed_presenter.cpp`. + +A third, structurally distinct reproduction site: rung 3 (polls)'s +`examples/polls/tests/test_shared_instance_lifecycle.cpp` hit the identical +`callId == 0` bucket-sharing hazard not via a synchronous *register*, but via +a synchronous **`instances()`** call — `BridgeHandler::instances()` is also +an ordinary `sendSync` caller competing for the same bucket. Reusing a +connection that had just sent a fire-and-forget `deregister` (from a +`BridgeHandler` going out of scope) for a subsequent `instances()` probe +reliably risked the deregister's stray "ok" being delivered to the parked +`instances()` wait instead. Worked around identically to the other two +sites: use a genuinely fresh connection (never a party to a recent +deregister) for the probing call, rather than reusing one of the +just-released connections. This confirms the hazard is general to *any* +`sendSync`-based call type (`register`, `attach`, `instances`, ...), not +specific to registration — consistent with this finding's own "What morph +would need" direction 2 ("every `sendSync`-based call... needs a real +per-call `callId`"), which a fix scoped to `register` alone would not have +closed. + +A fourth site, in production code rather than a test — `QtWebSocketBackend::attachModel`'s +own empty-`identity.primary` branch (`src/qt/qt_websocket_backend.cpp:283-287`, +`registerModelShared`'s identical branch at `:273-274` is the same shape one +call shallower) does exactly this: a fire-and-forget `deregisterModel(current)` +immediately followed by the synchronous `registerModelWithContext(...)` — a +deregister-then-sendSync-register pair on the same connection, with no event +processing in between. This is not a test artifact or a testkit-only pattern; +it is the framework's own code taking the two-step "release the empty-key +instance, then plainly re-register" path any `AllowShared` handler resolves to +whenever it re-points to an unkeyed action. Confirmed independently across two +separate reviews of this codebase before being written down here. + +## What shipped instead (test-level workaround, not a framework fix) + +Both files were changed to construct **one** `BridgeHandler` +per test case and reuse it across every seed call, declared before the +presenter under test so it is destroyed *after* — deferring its one +deregister to the end of the test, past every synchronous registration that +test still needs to make. This removes the adjacency the race depends on +(a deregister immediately followed by an unrelated register on the same +connection) without touching `QtWebSocketBackend`/`Bridge`. Verified via +140+ repeated runs of the originally-flaking test case and 35+ full +`ladder_bookmarks_tests` runs (`--order rand`, multiple seeds including the +two that reproduced it during review) with zero failures; `ladder_pastebin_tests` +and `ladder-0` (112 tests total) re-verified unaffected — pastebin's own +tests never construct two handlers back to back on the same connection +index, so this bug was latent there but never triggered. + +## What morph would need + +`callId == 0` should not be an overloaded "the one synchronous reply I'm +waiting for" bucket that any fire-and-forget reply can also land in. Two +directions, either sufficient on its own: + +1. Give `deregisterModel`'s request a real (non-zero) `callId` and either + drop its reply unmatched (nobody is waiting for it — `onTextMessage`'s + non-zero-`callId`-with-no-`_pending`-entry path already handles an + unmatched async reply gracefully) or track it in `_pending`/a dedicated + map and discard the result once it lands, so it can never again collide + with an unrelated synchronous wait. +2. Give every `sendSync`-based call (register, registerShared, attach, + assign, instances) a real per-call `callId` too, and have + `onTextMessage`'s sync branch match on that id specifically rather than + accepting *any* `callId == 0` message as "the" parked reply. + +Either change is scoped to `include/morph/qt/qt_websocket_backend.hpp` / +`src/qt/qt_websocket_backend.cpp` (and, for direction 2, the reply-routing +branch in `onTextMessage`) plus, for direction 1, `deregister`'s handling in +`include/morph/core/remote.hpp` if it should stop replying to deregister at +all. Out of scope for the ladder task that found it (rung 2 testkit, not +`include/morph/`). diff --git a/docs/findings/031-dynamicform-has-no-array-field-control.md b/docs/findings/031-dynamicform-has-no-array-field-control.md new file mode 100644 index 00000000..813497a9 --- /dev/null +++ b/docs/findings/031-dynamicform-has-no-array-field-control.md @@ -0,0 +1,71 @@ +--- +id: 031 +title: DynamicForm has no control for JSON `array`-typed fields; it silently renders a text box that can never produce a valid submission +subsystem: forms +severity: major +source: rung 2 (bookmarks) task 18 — GUI shell, review-recommended +disposition: open +test: none +issue: https://github.com/LASTRADA-Software/morph/issues/66 +--- + +Found while reviewing rung 2 (bookmarks)'s schema-driven GUI shell. A +`std::vector` DTO field (`CreateBookmark::tags`, +`MergeTags`'s tag-name lists, etc.) is an unremarkable member type — it +compiles, `morph::forms::schemaJson()` happily emits a JSON Schema +`"type": "array"` entry for it, and nothing in the framework rejects binding +such a DTO to a schema-driven form. But `DynamicForm.qml` has no rendering +path for it at all. + +## The actual bug + +`DynamicForm.qml`'s only JSON-type dispatch is a sequence of +`types.indexOf("...")` checks (e.g. `types.indexOf("integer") !== -1` at +line 194) selecting between numeric/boolean/string/enum controls. There is +no `types.indexOf("array")` branch anywhere in the file. An array-typed +field falls through every check and reaches the generic text-control path, +and `fieldJsonLiteral` (line 575-618) — the function that turns whatever the +user typed into the JSON literal sent to the server — has no array handling +either: its final fallback is `return JSON.stringify(text)` (line 617), +which wraps the raw text content in a JSON *string* literal, not a JSON +array. + +This is not a missing feature that degrades gracefully (an omitted field, a +disabled control, a form that refuses to reach `ready`). It is a **normal, +enabled, apparently-functional text input** that a user can type into, +believing it does something, and submit — producing a body the server's own +schema validation is guaranteed to reject, every time, for every +array-typed field, with no indication in the UI of why. + +## Impact on rung 2 + +This cost the bookmarks rung two workarounds and one disclosed, +unaddressed capability gap: + +- `BulkEdit` (whose `addTags`/`removeTags` fields are array-typed) is + excluded from the schema-driven form document entirely + (`examples/bookmarks/gui_lib/bookmark_schemas.hpp`'s own comment records + this) and is instead driven from ad hoc checkbox selection in QML, + bypassing the schema-driven path `IMPLEMENTATION.md` rule 2 otherwise + requires. +- Tagging a bookmark — a headline feature of a bookmarks manager — is not + reachable from the GUI at all. `CreateBookmark::tags` and any + tag-mutation path are only exercisable through direct model calls (tests, + import) because no schema-driven form can safely expose them. + +Every future rung with a list-valued input (multi-select, tag editors, +bulk-id pickers) will hit this the moment it tries to bind such a field to +`DynamicForm`. + +## What morph would need + +`DynamicForm.qml` needs an actual `"array"` branch: at minimum, for an +`array` of `string` items, a simple add/remove chip-list or +comma-separated-with-validation control that emits a genuine JSON array +literal from `fieldJsonLiteral`, not a stringified blob. The entry point +for a fix is the `fields` descriptor construction around +`DynamicForm.qml:160-213` (where the per-field control type is currently +selected) plus the corresponding literal-encoding arm in +`fieldJsonLiteral` (`:575-618`). Scoped to +`src/qt/forms/qml/DynamicForm.qml`; out of scope for the ladder task that +found it (rung 2 GUI shell, not `src/qt/forms/`). diff --git a/docs/findings/032-assignprimary-has-no-async-path.md b/docs/findings/032-assignprimary-has-no-async-path.md new file mode 100644 index 00000000..cb1f4f1c --- /dev/null +++ b/docs/findings/032-assignprimary-has-no-async-path.md @@ -0,0 +1,82 @@ +--- +id: 032 +title: a result-keyed creating action's promote step (assignPrimary) has no async path, so it still blocks a WASM main thread +subsystem: core-backend +severity: major +source: rung 3 (polls) framework prerequisite — async shared/keyed attach, task 2 review +disposition: open +test: spec-cited +issue: https://github.com/LASTRADA-Software/morph/issues/67 +--- + +Found while closing `examples/LADDER.md`'s "Framework prerequisites" #1 +(async shared/keyed attach) ahead of rung 3 (`polls`). That work added +`IBackend::registerModelSharedAsync`/`attachModelAsync` and wired +`Bridge::attachHandlerAsync`/`ensureBoundAsync` to prefer them, which makes +a **payload-keyed** action's attach step (e.g. `OpenPoll{pollId}`) genuinely +non-blocking on `QtWebSocketBackend` when `asyncRegistrationEnabled` is set. +It does not close the equivalent problem for a **result-keyed** action. + +## The actual gap + +`BridgeHandler::execute()`'s result-keyed path +(`::morph::model::detail::ResultKeyed`, e.g. a `CreatePoll`-shaped +action whose result carries the new instance's key) has two steps: + +1. **Bind** — `Bridge::ensureBoundAsync` gives the handler an anonymous + instance to run on. This step is now async (this task's own work). +2. **Promote** — once the action's result names the generated key, + `Bridge::assignHandlerPrimary` (`include/morph/core/bridge.hpp`) calls + `IBackend::assignPrimary` to file the instance into the shared directory + under that key. `QtWebSocketBackend::assignPrimary` + (`src/qt/qt_websocket_backend.cpp:296`) is `sendSync` — a nested + `QEventLoop` — exactly the blocking shape `registerModelAsync` and this + task's own additions exist to avoid. `grep -rn assignPrimaryAsync` across + `include/`, `src/`, `tests/`, `docs/`, `examples/` finds zero matches: + no such method exists anywhere in the tree. + +So a WASM client dispatching a result-keyed *creating* action — the +`CreatePoll`-shaped case rung 3's own README names as its very first +action — reaches the promote step and aborts the page there, even after +this task's fix. The framework prerequisite LADDER.md names is therefore +only half-closed: the **attach** path (participants joining an existing +shared instance via a payload-keyed action) is fully fixed; the +**create-and-become-shared** path (an organizer minting a new shared +instance via a result-keyed action) is not. + +## Impact + +Any rung whose WASM client both creates *and* attaches to shared instances +hits this the moment it tries to create one from WASM. Rung 3's own +disclosed workaround (see `examples/polls/README.md`'s design decisions): +`CreatePoll` runs from the native/desktop client only, never from a WASM +tab; WASM tabs are strictly the participant-attach story (`OpenPoll`, +payload-keyed, already safe). This is a real, workable scoping — Rallly's +own anchor UX matches it (an organizer creates via the main site, shares a +link, participants open it in whatever browser tab they have) — but it is +a constraint imposed by this gap, not a free design choice, and any future +rung that wants a WASM client to be able to *create* a shared instance will +hit this immediately without a workaround this clean available. + +## What morph would need + +An `IBackend::assignPrimaryAsync` opt-in virtual, mirroring +`registerModelSharedAsync`/`attachModelAsync`'s exact shape (default +returns `false` and invokes neither callback; a backend that opts in +returns `true` and later invokes exactly one of `onRegistered`/`onError`), +with a real `QtWebSocketBackend` implementation reusing the same +`_pendingRegistrations`-based reply routing this task's two new methods +already established (the wire reply shape for `assign` already carries a +`modelId` the same way `register`/`registerShared`/`attach` do — confirmed +via `include/morph/core/remote.hpp`'s `acquireSharedInstance`-based reply +construction, shared across all four verbs). `Bridge::assignHandlerPrimary` +would need the same "prefer async, fall back to sync" restructuring +`attachHandlerAsync`/`ensureBoundAsync` already went through — including +this task's own inline-completion handoff discipline +(`AsyncDispatchHandoff`, `include/morph/core/bridge.hpp`), which a +straightforward copy of the pattern would need to reuse or re-derive +rather than skip. Scoped to `include/morph/core/backend.hpp`, +`include/morph/core/bridge.hpp`, `include/morph/qt/qt_websocket_backend.{hpp,cpp}` +— the same files this task touched. Out of scope for the task that found +it (closing exactly the attach half of the prerequisite, not the promote +half); tracked here as a follow-up, not fixed. diff --git a/docs/findings/033-backend-rig-switch-missing-default-under-strict-mode.md b/docs/findings/033-backend-rig-switch-missing-default-under-strict-mode.md new file mode 100644 index 00000000..68aeea5f --- /dev/null +++ b/docs/findings/033-backend-rig-switch-missing-default-under-strict-mode.md @@ -0,0 +1,83 @@ +--- +id: 033 +title: "`BackendRig`'s constructor `switch (mode)` has no `default:` label, so every ladder rung's tests fail `-Wswitch-default` the moment `MORPH_ENABLE_STRICT_COMPILATION=ON` is set — pre-existing, not rung-specific" +subsystem: core +severity: minor +source: rung 3 (polls) task 11 — CMakeLists.txt completing the buildable rung skeleton +disposition: fixed +test: spec-cited (repro below is a per-translation-unit `-Werror` check against the real compile commands from `build/clang-coverage`) +--- + +`examples/common/testkit/backend_rig.hpp`'s `BackendRig` constructor switches +exhaustively over `enum class Mode { Local, LocalSingleThread, Socket }` +(lines 140, 195-227) with no `default:` label. `-Wswitch-default` (part of +`-Weverything`, which `apply_warnings()` always turns on for every +`ladder__tests` target) fires on any `switch` lacking a `default:` +label regardless of enum exhaustiveness — distinct from `-Wswitch-enum`, +which checks enumerator coverage. The moment `-Werror` is added (i.e. +`MORPH_ENABLE_STRICT_COMPILATION=ON`), this becomes a hard error in every +rung's test binary that includes `backend_rig.hpp` — which is effectively +all of them, since `morph_ladder_testkit` is the common base every rung's +`tests/*.cpp` links against. + +## Repro + +``` +python3 - <<'EOF' +import json, re, subprocess +data = json.load(open('build/clang-coverage/compile_commands.json')) +e = next(x for x in data if x['file'].endswith('examples/polls/tests/test_poll_model.cpp')) +cmd = e['command'].replace(' -c ', ' ').replace( + '-o ', '-Werror -Wno-thread-safety-negative -Wno-poison-system-directories -fsyntax-only -o ', 1) +# Finding 028's own workaround: remap Lightweight/unixodbc's plain -I to +# -isystem so their own (unrelated, already-filed) warnings don't hit +# -Werror first and mask this finding behind clang's default -ferror-limit=20. +cmd = re.sub(r'-I(\S*(?:lightweight-src|unixodbc)\S*)', r'-isystem \1', cmd) +print(subprocess.run(cmd, shell=True, cwd=e['directory'], capture_output=True, text=True).stderr) +EOF +``` + +(Confirmed by the review of the task that filed this finding: running the script +*without* the `-isystem` remap does not reach `backend_rig.hpp:195` at all — +clang's default `-ferror-limit=20` exhausts itself on unrelated finding-028-class +errors in Lightweight's own headers first. The remap above is required for this +repro to be self-contained.) + +``` +examples/common/testkit/backend_rig.hpp:195:9: error: 'switch' missing + 'default' label [-Werror,-Wswitch-default] + switch (mode) { + ^ +``` + +Confirmed on **both** `polls` (rung 3, this task, via `test_poll_model.cpp`) +and `bookmarks` (rung 2, via `test_bookmark_model.cpp`) with the identical +per-translation-unit check — not new, not rung-3-specific, and present since +`backend_rig.hpp` was authored (rung-0 build wiring). The normal +`build/clang-coverage` tree (`MORPH_ENABLE_STRICT_COMPILATION=OFF`) never +surfaces it, which is why no earlier task's real build hit it — same root +cause pattern as findings 028/029. + +## What should happen instead + +Add a `default:` case to the `switch (mode)` in `BackendRig`'s constructor +(`examples/common/testkit/backend_rig.hpp:195`) — e.g. an +`std::unreachable()`/`assert(false)` default, since the switch is already +meant to be exhaustive over `Mode`'s three enumerators. A one-file, +shared-testkit change; not a rung's file to make unilaterally (every rung's +`ladder__tests` links `morph_ladder_testkit`). + +## Consequence for rung 3 while this is open + +Task 11's own verification (this task) found zero warnings in `polls`'s own +code (`src/`, `include/polls/`, `tests/`) under `-Weverything` via the normal +`cmake --build` (which already applies `-Weverything` without `-Werror` to +`ladder_polls_tests`), and zero designated-field-initializer issues (unlike +rung 2's own task 13, which fixed 43). A *fully* clean +`-DMORPH_ENABLE_STRICT_COMPILATION=ON` build of `ladder_polls_tests` cannot +be reached end-to-end via the normal `cmake --build` flow until this, +finding 028, and finding 029 are all fixed — verification was done +per-translation-unit against the real compile commands with +`-Wno-thread-safety-negative` (finding 029) and Lightweight/unixodbc include +dirs remapped to `-isystem` (finding 028's workaround) added, isolating the +check to code this task actually owns. diff --git a/docs/findings/034-executejson-skips-payload-keyed-attach-for-allowshared-handlers.md b/docs/findings/034-executejson-skips-payload-keyed-attach-for-allowshared-handlers.md new file mode 100644 index 00000000..bbc54556 --- /dev/null +++ b/docs/findings/034-executejson-skips-payload-keyed-attach-for-allowshared-handlers.md @@ -0,0 +1,100 @@ +--- +id: 034 +title: BridgeHandler::executeJson silently skips the payload-keyed attach step on an AllowShared handler +subsystem: core/bridge +severity: major +source: rung 3 (polls) task 16 — GUI shell, discovered while wiring PollFormsController +disposition: open +test: none (worked around at the call site; see examples/polls/gui_lib/poll_forms_controller.hpp) +issue: https://github.com/LASTRADA-Software/morph/issues/68 +--- + +Found while building `polls::gui::PollFormsController` — this rung's +`AllowShared`, keyed model (`PollModel`) needed its one payload-keyed action +(`OpenPoll`) dispatched generically, exactly the way `submitIfValid`/ +`executeJson` dispatch every other schema-driven action. It does not do what +it looks like it does. + +## The actual bug + +`ActionExecuteRegistry::registerAction` — the template that +`BRIDGE_REGISTER_ACTION` instantiates once per `(Model, Action)` pair, and +that `BridgeHandler::executeJson` looks up by string id at +call time — stores an executor closure that reads (`include/morph/core/bridge.hpp`, +around line 1777): + +```cpp +_executors[key] = [](void* handlerVoid, std::string_view bodyJson) -> ... { + auto* handler = static_cast*>(handlerVoid); + ... + handler->template execute(std::move(action)) + .then(...) + .onError(...); + ... +}; +``` + +`BridgeHandler` here means `BridgeHandler` — the +default template argument. This is **not parameterized by the real handler's +`Sharing` argument at all**: `registerAction` is instantiated +exactly once, from `BRIDGE_REGISTER_ACTION(Model, Action, "...")`'s own +expansion, with no `Sharing` template parameter anywhere in that macro or in +`ActionExecuteRegistry::registerAction`'s own signature. Every `executeJson` +call for that `(Model, Action)` pair — no matter which concrete +`BridgeHandler` instance actually issued it — reinterprets +its `this` pointer as `BridgeHandler*` and calls the +`NoSharing`-instantiated `execute()`. + +For most actions this is harmless: `BridgeHandler::execute`'s `if constexpr` +chain only diverges by `Sharing` for `PayloadKeyed`/`ResultKeyed` actions +(`kShared && PayloadKeyed` / `kShared && ResultKeyed`); every +other action falls to the same final `else` branch +(`_bridge.executeVia(_binding, ...)`) regardless of `kShared`, +and `_binding` is a real member accessed at its real memory offset (the two +template instantiations have identical layout), so the call behaves exactly +as if the real handler's own `execute()` had run. + +For a **payload-keyed** action dispatched on a real `AllowShared` handler, +it does not. `kShared` resolves to `false` at compile time inside the +`NoSharing`-instantiated `execute()`, so +`if constexpr (kShared && PayloadKeyed)` is `false` unconditionally — +the attach-then-dispatch branch never runs, and the call falls straight to +`_bridge.executeVia(_binding, ...)` using whatever `currentId` +the binding already happens to have. On a handler that has never attached, +that is `0`, and the call fails fast with `"handler not bound"` — silently, +with no indication that the *reason* is a mismatched `executeJson` dispatch +path rather than a genuine "you forgot to attach" caller error. + +## Impact on rung 3 + +`polls::PollModel` is this rung's one `AllowShared`, keyed model +(`BRIDGE_MODEL_KEY(PollModel, OpenPoll, &OpenPoll::pollId)`). Routing +`OpenPoll` through a generic schema-driven `submitIfValid("OpenPoll", ...)` +path — the obvious, `bookmarks::gui::BookmarkFormsController`-mirroring +choice — hits this exactly: the handler never attaches, and every +subsequent action on the same (nominally open) handler also fails "handler +not bound." `polls::gui::PollFormsController::openPoll(std::string pollId)` +works around it by calling the templated `_handler.execute(OpenPoll{...})` +directly (never `executeJson`), which resolves the real `AllowShared` +template instantiation and its real `PayloadKeyed` branch. `OpenPoll` is +excluded from `poll_schemas.hpp`'s document and from `PollFormsController`'s +`submitIfValid` allow-list for exactly this reason — see that class's own +doc comment. + +Every future rung with a schema-driven form for a payload- or result-keyed +action on an `AllowShared` model will hit this the moment it tries to +dispatch that one action through the generic path. + +## What morph would need + +`ActionExecuteRegistry::registerAction` (or the macro that instantiates it) +would need to become `Sharing`-aware — either registering one executor per +`(Model, Action, Sharing)` combination actually used, or (simpler) having +`executeJson` itself dispatch through the *caller's own* `Sharing`-correct +`execute()` rather than through a type-erased closure that +re-derives the handler type from scratch. The entry point for a fix is +`include/morph/core/bridge.hpp`'s `ActionExecuteRegistry::registerAction` +(around line 1771) and its one call site inside +`BridgeHandler::executeJson` (around line 1709). Scoped to +`include/morph/core/bridge.hpp`; out of scope for the ladder task that found +it (rung 3 GUI shell, not the framework itself). diff --git a/docs/findings/035-remote-server-execute-reordering.md b/docs/findings/035-remote-server-execute-reordering.md new file mode 100644 index 00000000..d0ad51c8 --- /dev/null +++ b/docs/findings/035-remote-server-execute-reordering.md @@ -0,0 +1,190 @@ +--- +id: 035 +title: "`RemoteServer::handle()` posted every envelope straight to the shared worker pool, so two `execute`s for the same model could reach the model's own strand out of send order" +subsystem: core/remote +severity: major +source: application-ladder CI hardening session (2026-08-11), found via a genuine (non-reproducible-locally) failure of `examples/common/testkit/test_fault_proxy.cpp`'s `FaultProxy::dropReply` test on the `clang-coverage` CI leg +disposition: fixed — a first attempt regressed a different pre-existing test and was reverted (see "Attempt 1"); the second attempt (a per-model execute-ordering ticket) is verified against both regression tests plus the full `morph_tests`/`morph_qt_tests`/ladder suites +test: `tests/test_remote_execute_ordering.cpp` (new, deterministic-by-construction reproduction of the bug); `examples/common/testkit/test_fault_proxy.cpp`'s `FaultProxy::dropReply` (the original, incidental catch — now expected to stop failing intermittently in CI); `tests/test_remote_connection_scope.cpp`'s `closeConnection` in-flight-execute test (the regression guard for attempt 1's mistake) +--- + +## How this was found + +Not from a design review — from CI. The `clang-coverage` leg (the first CI +run this session that got far enough to actually execute the ladder's test +suite, after a string of unrelated build/configure fixes) failed one test +out of 942: + +``` +FaultProxy::dropReply loses exactly the reply frame of the targeted call + CHECK( ::morph::ladder::testkit::awaitQt(handler.execute(FaultProbeAdd{100})) == 111 ) + with expansion: + 101 == 111 +``` + +The test's own comment names exactly what a wrong value here means: `1 + +10 + 100` only equals `111` if the middle call (`FaultProbeAdd{10}`, call +2) actually reached the server and committed its effect before the third +call's reply came back. `101` (`1 + 100`) means call 2's effect was +**not yet applied** when call 3's already was — i.e., call 3 was processed +*before* call 2, even though the client issued them in the opposite order +on the same connection. + +This did not reproduce locally: dozens of consecutive runs of the same +test binary on this machine (Windows, MSVC) all passed. That is consistent +with a genuine but narrow race window that a slower or more +heavily-loaded runner (a `clang-coverage`-instrumented build under CI, +competing for CPU with everything else GitHub Actions is running on that +host) is more likely to hit than a fast, quiet local machine — not +evidence there was no bug. + +## Root cause + +`RemoteServer::handle()` (both overloads, `include/morph/core/remote.hpp`) +used to post the **raw, undecoded** message straight to `_pool`, a +multi-worker `ThreadPoolExecutor`: + +```cpp +void handle(std::string msg, std::function reply) { + auto self = shared_from_this(); + _pool.post([self, msg = std::move(msg), reply = std::move(reply)]() mutable { + self->dispatchMessage(msg, reply); + }); +} +``` + +`dispatchMessage` then did real work — decode, a shutdown check, and (for +`execute`) `dispatchExecute`'s own sequence (rate-limit shed, `authorize`, +`authenticate`, a registry lookup, per-instance `authorizeInstance`, an +in-flight-count reservation) — **before** finally reaching the one place +ordering was actually enforced: `_strand.post(mid, ...)`, a genuine +per-model FIFO queue (`StrandExecutor`, `include/morph/core/strand.hpp`). + +`_pool.post()` only guarantees FIFO **dequeue** order across its worker +threads — it says nothing about the order in which two different worker +threads *finish* the pre-strand work ahead of a given task. Two `execute` +envelopes for the *same* model, sent back-to-back on one connection, are +two independent `_pool.post()` calls. With more than one pool worker free, +the second `handle()` call's worker thread could finish `dispatchMessage` +→ `dispatchExecute`'s pre-strand work faster than the first one's and win +the race to `_strand.post(mid, ...)` — reaching the actual per-model FIFO +queue *ahead* of the request the client sent first. + +## Attempt 1: strand-route `execute` at `handle()`, reverted + +The first fix tried: decode the envelope in `handle()` itself and, for any +`execute` with a known `modelId`, post the *entire* +`dispatchMessage`/`dispatchExecute` call straight to `_strand.post(mid, +...)` instead of `_pool`. + +This closed the original race, but broke +`tests/test_remote_connection_scope.cpp`'s `"RemoteServer::closeConnection: +an in-flight execute completes safely across a disconnect"` test, which +deliberately blocks one `execute` inside the target model's `execute()` +body to hold the strand, then asserts a *second*, concurrent `execute` for +the same (now-closed-connection-reclaimed) `modelId` resolves +**immediately** with `"model not found"` — it must never wait on the +blocked model's strand. Attempt 1 moved the registry lookup that decides +"model not found" onto the strand too (since it moved the *whole* +pipeline), so the fast-reject path collapsed into the same queue as the +slow model's in-flight work and deadlocked. Caught locally (`morph_tests`, +never reached CI) and reverted in full. + +## Attempt 2 (this fix): a per-model execute-ordering ticket + +The real constraint attempt 1 missed: the registry lookup that decides +"model not found" **must** run before any strand involvement, on the pool, +exactly as before — a fast-reject that waits on an unrelated model's +strand is not "slower," it's a hang, per the connection-scope test's own +2-second polling budget racing a deliberately-forever-blocked model. +Ordering therefore cannot be achieved by routing the whole pipeline +through one decision; it has to be achieved by ordering only the *moment* +each call is allowed to make its own `_strand.post()` call, independent of +whether that call is ever reached at all. + +The fix adds a lightweight per-model ticket gate (`RemoteServer`'s +`ExecuteGate`/`takeExecuteTicket`/`awaitExecuteTurn`/`releaseExecuteTicket`, +`include/morph/core/remote.hpp`): + +- `handle()`'s shared body (`handleImpl`) does a cheap, best-effort decode + of the incoming message — thrown away either way — and, for an `execute` + naming a `modelId`, calls `takeExecuteTicket(mid)` **before** posting to + `_pool`. `handleImpl` runs synchronously, on whatever single thread the + transport calls `handle()` from, so two tickets for the same model are + always handed out in the order `handle()` was called — send order. +- The ticket travels with the posted task into `dispatchMessage` → + `dispatchExecute` as an `std::optional>` + parameter (never a shared mutable member — two pool threads running + concurrently must never share mutable per-call state). +- Every early-return branch in `dispatchExecute` that follows the + ticket-taking point (`server busy` twice, `unauthorized` twice, `model + not found`) releases the ticket immediately, via a small + `rejectAndRelease` helper, before replying. None of these ever touch the + strand, so none of them can be blocked by, or block, anyone else's turn. +- Only immediately before the pre-existing `_strand.post(mid, ...)` call — + the sole call site this fix actually changes the *timing* of — does the + code call `awaitExecuteTurn(mid, ticket)`, which blocks (on this pool + thread, never the strand, never any other model's strand) until every + earlier ticket for the same model has already made its own + `_strand.post()` call. It then posts, and releases its own ticket right + after — not waiting for the strand task itself to run, only for the + `_strand.post()` call to have happened, which is all the ordering + guarantee ever needed. + +This reconciles both properties: a model-not-found (or any other +early-reject) ticket releases immediately and can never stall anyone else, +while two live executes for the same model always call `_strand.post()` in +send order, regardless of which one's authorize/authenticate/lookup work +happens to finish first. + +## Verification + +- **New deterministic-by-construction test**, + `tests/test_remote_execute_ordering.cpp`: real `ThreadPoolExecutor{2}` + plus a custom `IAuthorizer` (`SlowFirstAuthorizer`) whose `authorize()` + sleeps 200ms on its first invocation only — guaranteeing call B's + pre-strand work finishes before call A's on every run, deterministically + (not a timing hope). Confirmed this test genuinely exercises the bug: run + against the pre-fix code, it failed 2 of 3 runs (the artificial delay + makes the race very likely but, being real threads under a real OS + scheduler, not perfectly deterministic pre-fix — the fix itself is what + makes the *result* deterministic). Run against the fix, 5/5 clean. + - A `DeterministicExecutor`-based version (single-threaded, step-driven, + reusing the ladder's own `strand_interleaver.hpp` harness pattern) was + tried first and does not work for this bug: it cannot model "B's pool + thread blocks waiting for A to make progress" without a second real + thread to make that progress, so a *correct* fix (which makes B + legitimately wait for A) deadlocks it. `DeterministicExecutor` was + ported into `tests/test_support.hpp` (`morph::testing`) as part of this + work regardless — it's core-layer test infrastructure that had no + business living only under `examples/common/testkit/`, and is now + available to any future `tests/` regression test that needs a + single-threaded, hand-stepped executor for a *different* kind of race + (one that doesn't require two genuinely concurrent threads to + reproduce). +- `tests/test_remote_connection_scope.cpp`'s full `[connection-scope]` tag + (20 test cases, including the specific in-flight-execute-across- + disconnect test attempt 1 broke): passes, completes in under a second — + no hang. +- Full `morph_tests` suite: 868 test cases / 8631 assertions, all pass. +- `morph_qt_tests`: 63 test cases / 428 assertions, all pass. +- `ladder_pastebin_tests`, `ladder_polls_tests`, `ladder_common_tests`: + all pass. `ladder_bookmarks_tests`: passes except one already-known, + already-documented, unrelated pre-existing flake (a Windows temp-file- + lock race in `test_app.cpp`, present since before this session and + unrelated to `RemoteServer`). + +## What's still open + +- No dedicated unit test for the `ExecuteGate` mechanism in isolation + (`takeExecuteTicket`/`awaitExecuteTurn`/`releaseExecuteTicket` as their + own contract, independent of `RemoteServer`'s full dispatch pipeline) — + the coverage here is entirely through `RemoteServer`'s public surface. + Would be worth adding if this mechanism is ever reused elsewhere. +- The `SlowFirstAuthorizer` technique (sleep the first call to force a + race) is a reasonable, common pattern for this class of test but is not + perfectly deterministic pre-fix, as measured above (2/3, not 3/3) — a + future hardening pass could look at whether a more direct hook (e.g. an + injectable delay point inside `RemoteServer` itself, gated behind a + test-only seam) would make the *pre-fix-failure* rate fully + deterministic too, not just the *post-fix-pass* rate. diff --git a/docs/findings/036-getchangessince-millisecond-cursor-boundary-race.md b/docs/findings/036-getchangessince-millisecond-cursor-boundary-race.md new file mode 100644 index 00000000..76a3ee4f --- /dev/null +++ b/docs/findings/036-getchangessince-millisecond-cursor-boundary-race.md @@ -0,0 +1,127 @@ +--- +id: 036 +title: "`BookmarkModel::execute(GetChangesSince)`'s strict `updatedAtMs > since` comparison can miss a change made in the same millisecond as the previous poll's `asOf` cursor" +subsystem: bookmarks +severity: minor +source: application-ladder CI hardening session (2026-08-11), found on the `Linux / all optional features (gcc)` CI leg while investigating an unrelated CI failure +disposition: open +test: `examples/bookmarks/tests/test_bookmark_presenter.cpp`, `"BookmarkPresenter::getChangesSince returns only bookmarks touched after the given instant, all three backend modes"` (`Mode::Local` generator case) — the test that caught it; fails intermittently, not deterministically +issue: https://github.com/LASTRADA-Software/morph/issues/43 +--- + +## How this was found + +Not from a design review — from CI, while investigating an unrelated +failure (finding 035). `Linux / all optional features (gcc)` failed: + +``` +BookmarkPresenter::getChangesSince returns only bookmarks touched after +the given instant, all three backend modes + REQUIRE( secondPoll.changed.size() == 1 ) + with expansion: + 0 == 1 + with message: + mode := 0 +``` + +`mode := 0` is the first `GENERATE(Mode::Local, Mode::LocalSingleThread, +Mode::Socket)` value, i.e. `Mode::Local`. Like finding 035's +`FaultProxy::dropReply`, this did not reproduce locally in this session +(never observed failing on this machine) and only surfaced once the +ladder test suite actually started running under CI's load — consistent +with a genuine but narrow timing window, not a hard logic error. + +## Root cause + +`BookmarkModel::execute(const GetChangesSince&)` +(`examples/bookmarks/src/models/bookmark_model.cpp:409-424`): + +```cpp +GetChangesSinceResult BookmarkModel::execute(const GetChangesSince& action) { + const auto& owner = requireOwner(); + const auto asOf = nowMs(); + const std::int64_t since = action.since.hasValue() ? (*action.since).value.time_since_epoch().count() : 0; + + auto rows = mapper() + .Query() + .Where(::Lightweight::FieldNameOf<&db::BookmarkRecord::ownerPrincipal>, "=", owner) + .Where(::Lightweight::FieldNameOf<&db::BookmarkRecord::updatedAtMs>, ">", since) + .All(); + + GetChangesSinceResult result; + result.asOf = fromEpochMs(asOf); + ... +``` + +The failing test's sequence: poll once (empty inbox, cursor = poll 1's +`asOf`), create a bookmark, poll again with `since = cursor`, expect +exactly the new bookmark back. The query is a **strict** `updatedAtMs > +since`. If the created bookmark's own `updatedAtMs` (set from `nowMs()` at +creation time, millisecond resolution) lands in the **same millisecond** +as poll 1's `asOf` cursor — entirely possible on a fast machine or a +loaded CI runner where "poll, then create, then poll again" all executes +within one clock tick — the comparison excludes it: `updatedAtMs == since` +fails `updatedAtMs > since`, even though the creation genuinely happened +*after* the first poll captured its cursor in wall-clock terms (just not +in a *different* millisecond). + +This is a boundary/granularity bug, not a logic error in the broader +design: the choice to capture `asOf` *before* running the query (per that +line's own comment, "so a racing write would be lost across two +consecutive polls instead of merely duplicated across them") is correct +and deliberately favors duplication over loss for a write racing the poll +itself. But it does not, and cannot by itself, fix the *narrower* +same-millisecond case where the racing write's timestamp collides exactly +with the cursor value — `>` treats "equal" as "not new," which is wrong +for a value that is genuinely a subsequent event sharing the same +millisecond tick as the cursor. + +## Likely fix direction (not attempted this session) + +`>=` instead of `>` would flip the bug into over-inclusion instead of +under-inclusion (a change made in the exact same millisecond as a poll's +own `asOf` capture, by some other concurrent actor, would show up on +*that same* poll and then again — spuriously — on the next one using it +as `since`). Neither operator is unconditionally correct at millisecond +granularity; the real fix likely needs either: + +- Higher-resolution timestamps (microsecond or a monotonic per-write + sequence number) so two writes in the same "millisecond" are still + strictly orderable relative to a cursor, or +- An explicit tie-breaking convention (e.g. cursor = `(timestamp, + sequence)` pair, `updatedAtMs > since.timestamp OR (updatedAtMs == + since.timestamp AND seq > since.seq)`). + +**Confirmed**: rung 3/polls' own Zulip-pattern event log, `PollModel:: +execute(GetEventsSince&)` (`examples/polls/src/models/poll_model.cpp:627-663`), +already avoids exactly this class of bug by cursoring on +`PollEventRecord::id` — a `ServerSideAutoIncrement` primary key — instead +of a timestamp: `Where(id, ">", *action.lastEventId)`, ascending. An +auto-increment id is inherently collision-free and strictly orderable +across writes regardless of clock resolution, which is precisely the +property `GetChangesSince`'s millisecond timestamp lacks. +`GetChangesSince` returning full row summaries (not an append-only event +log) makes porting the identical id-cursor scheme non-trivial — it would +need to cursor on something like `max(id) at the time of the previous +poll` per bookmark, or move to an outbox/event-log shape of its own — but +`GetEventsSince` is the concrete, working precedent for "how this +codebase already solves the identical ordering problem," not merely a +hypothetical direction. + +Not investigated further or fixed in this session — this finding exists +to record the observation and root cause for whoever picks it up, per the +same reasoning as finding 035 (a subtle concurrency/timing fix attempted +under time pressure inside an already-large CI-hardening session is +higher-risk than filing it properly and picking it up with focus later). + +## What's still open + +- Design how `GetChangesSince`'s bulk-summary shape (not an append-only + log) could adopt an id/sequence-based cursor instead of a timestamp — + `GetEventsSince`'s scheme doesn't transfer as a direct copy-paste the + way it would for another append-only log. +- No dedicated regression test forces the same-millisecond collision + deterministically (e.g. by overriding the ladder's injectable clock, + `examples/common/clock.hpp`'s `ScopedClockOverride`, to freeze `nowMs()` + across the create-then-poll sequence) — the existing test relies on + incidental timing and, like finding 035's test, can pass on a lucky run. diff --git a/docs/spec/core/backend.md b/docs/spec/core/backend.md index 13f83a13..829fc1d1 100644 --- a/docs/spec/core/backend.md +++ b/docs/spec/core/backend.md @@ -241,6 +241,17 @@ leaving nothing to deregister — the same division of responsibility attach", for the caller-visible story and the `_attachMtx` locking rule these two `Bridge` methods must obey. +A backend may invoke either callback **inline**, from inside the dispatch call +itself — `QtWebSocketBackend`'s `!_connected` branch does exactly that, and +this pair's contract does not forbid it on the success path either. +`Bridge::attachHandlerAsync`/`ensureBoundAsync` handle that case explicitly +(they defer the outcome out of the dispatch frame rather than acting on it +under `_attachMtx`), so an inline completion is legal, not merely tolerated. + +`assignPrimary` — the *promote* half of a result-keyed action — has **no** +async counterpart and is not covered here: it is still synchronous on every +backend, so a result-keyed creating action still blocks at that step. + ## Error types Five exception types are thrown into in-flight `Completion`s. The first four are diff --git a/docs/spec/core/shared_instances.md b/docs/spec/core/shared_instances.md index 98221eeb..47f3489b 100644 --- a/docs/spec/core/shared_instances.md +++ b/docs/spec/core/shared_instances.md @@ -331,6 +331,48 @@ action, and a result-keyed dispatch promotes its binding through `assignHandlerPrimary`, which takes `_attachMtx` itself. It is the same rule `registerHandlerImpl` already follows for `_mtx`. +The rule holds unconditionally, including for a backend that completes its +callback **inline** — synchronously, from inside `attachModelAsync` / +`registerModelSharedAsync`, while the dispatching frame still holds the lock. +`QtWebSocketBackend` does this today on its `!_connected` branch (it reports +`onError("disconnected")` and returns `true`), and nothing in `IBackend` +forbids a backend from doing it on the *success* path too. An inline callback +therefore parks its outcome instead of acting on it, and the dispatching frame +applies it after its own dispatch call returns: publish under the lock it +already holds, release, then report. See +[bridge.md](bridge.md), "Thread safety", for the mechanism. + +**Known gap: no in-flight attach dedup.** Two calls for the *same* key issued +before the first one's reply arrives are not coalesced. Both +`attachHandlerAsync` and `ensureBoundAsync` guard on binding state +(`primary`/`currentId`) that is only updated when the reply lands, so both +calls pass the guard and both dispatch. This is a real behaviour difference +from the synchronous predecessors, not merely something inherent to asynchrony: +`attachHandler` held `_attachMtx` across the whole blocking round trip, which +serialised concurrent callers for free. It takes no second thread to hit — +two `handler.execute(...)` calls in one event-loop turn are enough. The server +answers both with the same `ModelId` but records two attachments, so one +server-side attach reference leaks. The leak is **bounded, not unbounded**: the +connection scope releases every reference it holds when the connection closes +(see "Lifetime and the A7 connection-scope change" below). Closing it properly +needs in-flight tracking on the binding, so a second caller rides the first +dispatch's completion instead of issuing its own; tracked as a follow-up. +Until then, a caller should not fire the same keyed action twice back-to-back +before the first settles. + +**Not covered: the result-keyed *promote* step is still synchronous.** This +section made the **bind** half of a result-keyed action async +(`ensureBoundAsync` → `registerModelSharedAsync`). The **promote** half did +not change: `Bridge::assignHandlerPrimary` still calls the synchronous +`IBackend::assignPrimary`, which on `QtWebSocketBackend` is a `sendSync` — +a nested `QEventLoop`. There is no `assignPrimaryAsync`. So a **WASM client +dispatching a result-keyed creating action** (a `CreatePoll`-shaped action: +create the entity, adopt the key its result carries) still blocks, and still +aborts the page, at the promote step — after the bind step this section fixed +already succeeded. Payload-keyed actions (`OpenPoll{pollId}`-shaped, the +attach path) are fully covered and do not block. Giving `assignPrimary` an +async form is a separate follow-up. + ## Ownership and authorization `RemoteServer` records an `ownerPrincipal` for each instance at register time @@ -377,8 +419,10 @@ attached to, so a scope entry is a **reference**, not ownership: - The instance is destroyed when the count reaches zero, at which point it leaves the directory. - `closeConnection` remains idempotent and still bypasses `IAuthorizer`; it - decrements once per scope entry regardless of how many handlers a single - connection had attached. + decrements once per attach a connection made (`noteScopeAttachLocked` + tracks a per-`(connection, instance)` count, so a connection that attached + the same instance from two handlers releases two references, not one) — + a duplicate attach never leaks, it always unwinds fully at connection close. Unshared instances have exactly one attacher by construction, so their lifetime is unchanged: count reaches zero on the same event that erases them today. @@ -404,7 +448,7 @@ strictly reduces pressure on it. | `handler.attach(key)` | `void` | Attaches (or re-points) without executing an action. Synchronous and throwing, by design — see [Async register-or-attach and attach](#async-register-or-attach-and-attach). | | `handler.primary()` | `std::optional` | The handler's current primary; empty if unattached. | | `handler.instances()` | `Completion>` | Snapshot of live shared keys for this model type. | -| `handler.execute(keyedAction)` | `Completion` | Unchanged signature and contract. Its attach (payload-keyed) or bind-and-promote (result-keyed) step takes the backend's async path when one exists, so the call no longer blocks on a round-trip — visible only as *not aborting a WASM main thread*. See [Async register-or-attach and attach](#async-register-or-attach-and-attach). | +| `handler.execute(keyedAction)` | `Completion` | Unchanged signature and contract. Its **attach** step (payload-keyed) and the **bind** step of the result-keyed path take the backend's async path when one exists, so neither blocks on a round-trip — visible only as *not aborting a WASM main thread*. The result-keyed path's **promote** step (`assignPrimary`) is still synchronous and still blocks. See [Async register-or-attach and attach](#async-register-or-attach-and-attach). | | `IBackend::registerModelSharedAsync` / `attachModelAsync` | `bool` | Opt-in non-blocking counterparts to `registerModelShared`/`attachModel`; `false` by default, and callers then fall back to the synchronous method unchanged. | ## Design decisions diff --git a/docs/spec/forms/forms.md b/docs/spec/forms/forms.md index cf9af73e..6582bfff 100644 --- a/docs/spec/forms/forms.md +++ b/docs/spec/forms/forms.md @@ -1615,6 +1615,10 @@ precision is enforced on dispatch" above for why `reconcileDeclaredPrecision` is likewise skipped on that path), so a `Quantity` a caller constructs directly carries whatever value the caller gave it, unchecked at this seam. +### Sum types not in the forms palette — multi-field encoding by design + +The forms vocabulary provides no native sum-type (tagged union, discriminated union) support. When an action field must express *one of several alternatives* (e.g. a measurement that is "a quantity, or below limit-of-detection, or above upper detection limit"), encode it as a **multi-field structure glued by cross-field rules**: one field for the quantity, one boolean or enum for the state (measured/below/above), and a `RequiredWhen`/`VisibleWhen` rule that gates each based on the others. This is by design: sum types are rare in domain models that already use `hasValue()` optionality and `Choice` enums, and the rule-based multi-field encoding is expressive enough for the rungs' needs while keeping the schema and validation machinery focused. + ### One cached schema per type — no localisation Each type's schema is memoised in a function-local `static const std::string` diff --git a/docs/superpowers/plans/2026-08-06-ladder-rung0-infrastructure.md b/docs/superpowers/plans/2026-08-06-ladder-rung0-infrastructure.md new file mode 100644 index 00000000..6fcd072c --- /dev/null +++ b/docs/superpowers/plans/2026-08-06-ladder-rung0-infrastructure.md @@ -0,0 +1,2603 @@ +# Ladder Rung 0 (Infrastructure) Implementation Plan + +> **For agentic workers:** REQUIRED SUB-SKILL: Use superpowers:subagent-driven-development (recommended) or superpowers:executing-plans to implement this plan task-by-task. Steps use checkbox (`- [ ]`) syntax for tracking. + +**Goal:** Build rung 0 of the [application ladder](../../../examples/LADDER.md) — the +shared infrastructure that must exist before pastebin (rung 1, the first app in the +ladder table) can be built: the findings backfill, the `examples/common` testkit +(`pump.hpp`, `db_fixture.hpp`, `db_fault_fixture.hpp`, `backend_rig.hpp`, the +Qt-owning Catch2 `main()`), the shared presenter architecture +(`examples/common/gui`), the `ladder-tests` CI job, the fault-injection wire proxy ++ deterministic strand interleaver, and the WASM-remote spike proving +`QtWebSocketBackend` works from a WASM client. + +**Architecture:** Two new CMake targets — `morph_ladder_gui` (STATIC, `Qt6::Core` +only, no Catch2: presenters) and `morph_ladder_testkit` (STATIC, morph + Catch2 + +`Qt6::WebSockets` + Lightweight: pump/fixtures/rig/fault-proxy/interleaver) — plus +one Catch2 binary, `ladder_common_tests`, that is the testkit's own self-test suite +(round-7's "framework coverage" reframe: this machinery is conformance coverage for +morph's client stack, not GUI testing, so it earns its own binary rather than +piggybacking on a future rung). No application model exists at this rung; rung 1 +(pastebin) consumes these targets in a follow-up plan. + +**Tech Stack:** C++23, Qt6 (Core, WebSockets), Catch2 v3, Lightweight ORM +(SQLite/ODBC), CMake 3.25+, GitHub Actions. + +## Global Constraints + +- C++23 throughout (`target_compile_features(... PUBLIC cxx_std_23)`), matching root `CMakeLists.txt`. +- `morph_ladder_testkit` requires `MORPH_BUILD_QT=ON` (for `morph::qt` / + `Qt6::WebSockets`) and `MORPH_BUILD_TESTS=ON` (for Catch2); configure fails loudly + (`message(FATAL_ERROR ...)`) if either is off while `MORPH_BUILD_LADDER=ON`. +- `morph_ladder_gui` links **`Qt6::Core` only** — no `Qt6::WebSockets`, no Catch2 + ([`../../../examples/TESTING.md`](../../../examples/TESTING.md) presenter + architecture rule 1). +- No `sleep_for` outside `pump.hpp` — a review-rejectable defect per + [`TESTING.md`](../../../examples/TESTING.md) "Pumping discipline". +- No raw `sqlite3_*` calls anywhere; all persistence through the Lightweight ORM + per [`IMPLEMENTATION.md`](../../../examples/IMPLEMENTATION.md) rule 4. The ladder's + DB fixtures mirror **Lightweight's own test-suite conventions** + (`Lightweight/src/tests/Utils.hpp`'s `SqlTestFixture`, `CoreTests.cpp`'s + `main()`, `MigrationLockTests.cpp`'s two-`SqlConnection` contention pattern) — + one real on-disk SQLite database shared per test binary, reset between test + cases by dropping tables, not a fresh temp file per fixture; genuine store-error + coverage (`SQLITE_BUSY`-class contention) uses Lightweight's own shipped + `SqlScopedLock` primitive across two real connections, not a mock or hand-rolled + raw SQL (see Tasks 3–4). +- One `examples/CMakeLists.txt`; `MORPH_BUILD_LADDER` bool + `MORPH_LADDER_RUNGS` + cache list; a `morph_add_rung()` function for future rungs to consume (defined + here, first invoked by rung 1's plan). +- `examples/common` needs an **additive-only API discipline after rung 3** + ([`LADDER.md`](../../../examples/LADDER.md)) — not yet binding at rung 0, but this + plan's public surface (`pump.hpp`, `AppContext`, `Presenter`, `BackendRig`) is the + baseline later rungs build on, so keep it minimal and intentional. +- Findings backfill is **the first task of rung 0, before any app code** + ([`FINDINGS.md`](../../../examples/FINDINGS.md), "Back-fill"). +- License hygiene: no code, comments, or structure ported from AGPL/GPL anchors — + not applicable to this plan (rung 0 has no anchor project) but binding for rung 1 + onward. + +--- + +## Task 0: Findings backfill + +**Files:** +- Create: `docs/findings/001-async-shared-attach-synchronous.md` +- Create: `docs/findings/002-completion-no-client-execute-deadline.md` +- Create: `docs/findings/003-datetime-now-not-injectable.md` +- Create: `docs/findings/004-no-fault-injection-wire-proxy.md` +- Create: `docs/findings/005-bridge-no-pendingcalls.md` +- Create: `docs/findings/006-mainthreadexecutor-no-runonce.md` +- Create: `docs/findings/007-qtexecutor-no-context-target.md` +- Create: `docs/findings/008-no-connection-scoped-simulated-client.md` +- Create: `docs/findings/009-forms-no-tagged-newtype-helper.md` +- Create: `docs/findings/010-forms-no-sum-types.md` +- Create: `docs/findings/011-forms-closed-rule-vocabulary.md` +- Create: `docs/findings/012-forms-no-pre-decode-validation-seam.md` +- Create: `docs/findings/013-forms-no-explicit-submit-mode.md` +- Create: `docs/findings/014-forms-decimalplaces-floor.md` +- Create: `docs/findings/015-forms-reconcile-retags-not-rounds.md` +- Create: `docs/findings/016-offline-queue-unbounded-depth.md` + +**Interfaces:** +- Produces: 16 finding files under `docs/findings/`, each following + [`FINDINGS.md`](../../../examples/FINDINGS.md)'s frontmatter contract + (`id`, `title`, `subsystem`, `severity`, `source`, `disposition`, `test`). + Later tasks reference `004` by id when they close it out (Task 7). + +**Note on rigor — verify before filing, don't copy stale claims:** the governing +docs (`LADDER.md`, `IMPLEMENTATION.md`, `TESTING.md`) were written across several +review rounds and can be stale by the time this task runs. Two examples found +while drafting this plan: + +1. `LADDER.md` claims "the SyncWorker's hard-coded 5-attempt cap dead-letters + legitimate writes after five flaky reconnects" as a gap "rung 4 must surface... + in the UI, not logs." Reading `include/morph/offline/sync_worker.hpp` shows a + `DeadLetterSink` constructor parameter already exists (`SyncWorker(IOfflineQueue&, + ReplayFunction, DeadLetterSink deadLetterSink = nullptr)`) — the mechanism is + present; wiring it to a UI is an **app-layer task for rung 4**, not a framework + finding. **Do not file this one.** +2. `LADDER.md` claims `reconcileDeclaredPrecision` "retags rather than rounds + (spec text and code disagree)". Reading `docs/spec/forms/forms.md` line ~1178 + shows the spec *already* documents the retag behavior, matching the code — + no disagreement found at that citation. File `015` as a **verification finding** + (see below) rather than asserting a disagreement that may not exist; the step + for `015` says explicitly what to re-check. + +For every finding below, before writing the file: `grep`/read the cited +location in the *current* tree and update the citation (path:line) to what you +actually find. If a claimed gap turns out already closed, skip that finding and +note the skip in the task's completion notes, the same way item 1 above was +skipped here. + +- [ ] **Step 1: Write finding 001 (fully worked template — copy this shape for the rest)** + +```markdown +--- +id: 001 +title: Shared/keyed model attach has no async path (aborts WASM's page) +subsystem: bridge +severity: blocker +source: LADDER.md framework prerequisite 1 (round-7 review); TESTING.md "WASM reality" +disposition: open +test: spec-cited +--- + +`IBackend::registerModelShared` and `IBackend::attachModel` +(`include/morph/core/backend.hpp`, ~lines 179–214) are synchronous virtuals; +`Bridge`'s shared/keyed attach path (`include/morph/core/bridge.hpp`, the +`registerModelShared`/`attachModel` call sites around lines 296–315 and 594) +calls them inline from the caller's thread. `IBackend::registerModelAsync` +(`backend.hpp` ~line 146) covers only the *plain* (non-shared) registration +path — there is no `registerModelSharedAsync`/`attachModelAsync`. + +On WASM, a synchronous call that nests an event loop while waiting for a +server round-trip aborts the page (the same class of bug `registerModelAsync` +was built to fix for plain registration — see +`tests/qt/test_qt_websocket.cpp`'s `[issue26]`-tagged tests, which prove the +plain async path but not the shared one). + +**What should happen:** a `registerModelSharedAsync`/`attachModelAsync` pair +with the same non-blocking contract as `registerModelAsync` (returns +immediately, delivers the bound id via a callback pumped through the event +loop), so a WASM client's first `GetPaste`/`AttachBoard`-style call cannot +abort the page. + +**What happens instead:** any WASM client that resolves burn/board/poll +atomicity via a shared keyed instance must avoid the synchronous attach path +entirely today, or accept the abort risk. Rung 1's pastebin README documents +choosing SQL-level atomicity instead of a shared instance specifically to +duck this gap (see `examples/pastebin/README.md`, "Shared vs. unshared +instance"); rung 3 cannot duck it (`AllowShared`-over-WebSocket is rung 3's +mandate) and needs this finding resolved or explicitly re-scoped first. +``` + +- [ ] **Step 2: Verify the citation, then write finding 001 to `docs/findings/001-async-shared-attach-synchronous.md`** + +Run: `grep -n "registerModelShared\|attachModel" include/morph/core/backend.hpp include/morph/core/bridge.hpp` +Update the line numbers in the file above to match what you see, then write it. + +- [ ] **Step 3: Write findings 002–016** + +Each follows Step 1's exact frontmatter shape. Field values and source citations +(verify line numbers against current source before writing, per the note above): + +| id | title | subsystem | severity | disposition | citation to verify | +|---|---|---|---|---|---| +| 002 | `Completion` has no client-side execute deadline | core | major | open | `include/morph/core/completion.hpp` — confirm no timeout/deadline member exists (`grep -n "timeout\|deadline"` returns nothing today) | +| 003 | `DateTime::now()`/`Timestamp::now()` are not injectable for remotely-constructed models | util | major | open | `include/morph/util/datetime.hpp:76-77,259-260` — `DateTime::now()` calls `std::chrono::system_clock::now()` directly; registry-constructed models are default-constructed (no constructor injection point exists in `include/morph/core/registry.hpp`) | +| 004 | No fault-injection wire proxy or deterministic strand interleaver | qt | blocker | fix-scheduled | spec-cited against `examples/` — no `fault_proxy`/`strand_interleaver` file exists yet in the tree; **this rung's Task 7/8 is the scheduled fix** — once those land, edit this file's `disposition` to `documented-limitation`→actually to closed-via-regression (set `test:` to `examples/common/testkit/test_fault_proxy.cpp` and `test_strand_interleaver.cpp`, and add a one-line "Resolved by " note) | +| 005 | `Bridge` has no `pendingCalls()` (client-side quiescence observability) | bridge | minor | open | `include/morph/core/bridge.hpp` — confirm no `pendingCalls` member; presenter-level `busy()` counters (Task 6) substitute today | +| 006 | `MainThreadExecutor` has no single-step `runOnce()`/`drain()` | core | minor | open | `include/morph/core/executor.hpp` — confirm `MainThreadExecutor` exposes only `runFor(std::chrono::milliseconds)` (wall-clock blocking), no step primitive | +| 007 | `QtExecutor` has no optional `QObject*` context target | qt | paper-cut | open | `include/morph/qt/qt_executor.hpp` — confirm no per-thread-affinity constructor parameter; relevant once a rung needs N client threads (none does yet) | +| 008 | No connection-scoped simulated client | backend | minor | open | `include/morph/core/backend.hpp`/`remote.hpp` — confirm `SimulatedRemoteBackend` dispatches with `ConnectionId 0` and no `RemoteServer::openConnection()` exists; blocks deterministic connection-lifetime tests without real sockets | +| 009 | No `Tagged` opaque-newtype helper for protocol scalars | forms | major | open | `IMPLEMENTATION.md` rule 3 table, "Protocol scalars" row — cite the exact table row; confirm no such helper exists under `include/morph/forms/` or `include/morph/util/` | +| 010 | Forms palette has no sum types | forms | major | documented-limitation | `IMPLEMENTATION.md`, forms-subsystem gaps paragraph — this is stated as **by design** ("a *multi-field encoding* glued by `x-rules`, by design"); confirm `docs/spec/forms/forms.md` states this explicitly, and if it doesn't yet, add one sentence there as part of closing this finding (disposition `documented-limitation` requires the spec to say so) | +| 011 | Forms rule vocabulary is closed single-node conditions (no and/or/not) | forms | major | open | `IMPLEMENTATION.md`, forms-subsystem gaps paragraph; confirm against `include/morph/forms/forms.hpp`'s rule-condition types | +| 012 | No pre-decode wire validation seam | forms | major | open | `IMPLEMENTATION.md`, forms-subsystem gaps paragraph ("clamped `Rational`s reach `validate()` as plausible numbers") | +| 013 | Shipped forms renderer auto-fires on validity, no explicit submit | forms | blocker | open | `IMPLEMENTATION.md`, forms-subsystem gaps paragraph — flag this severity `blocker`: it directly blocks rung 1's `CreatePaste` GUI (any side-effectful form) per that same paragraph ("explicit-submit mode needed before any side-effectful rung form") | +| 014 | `DecimalPlaces` has a floor of 1 | forms | minor | open | `IMPLEMENTATION.md`, forms-subsystem gaps paragraph; verify against `include/morph/util/quantity.hpp:550-551` (`static_assert(DeclaredDecimals >= 1 ...)`) | +| 015 | `reconcileDeclaredPrecision` retagging behavior — verify spec/code agreement | forms | minor | open | **Verification finding, not an assertion**: `LADDER.md` claims spec and code disagree; `docs/spec/forms/forms.md` line ~1178 ("Retags every `Quantity` member of `action` in place to its declared precision") appears to *match* `include/morph/forms/forms.hpp:2113`'s behavior. Read the full spec section around that line and either (a) find the actual disagreement and cite it precisely, or (b) file this as `disposition: documented-limitation` with a note that the LADDER.md claim was stale as of this rung, and forward that correction to whoever owns rung 6 (the README says rung 6 owns the retag-vs-round decision) | +| 016 | `FileOfflineQueue` keyed enqueue is a linear scan (no depth bound) | offline | minor | documented-limitation | `include/morph/offline/file_offline_queue.hpp:105` (confirmed) — `LADDER.md` already frames this as accepted/understood ("queued deliberately") and notes `SqliteOfflineQueue`'s key dedup is index-backed instead; write the one-line spec note (`docs/spec/offline/offline.md`) this disposition requires if it isn't already there | + +- [ ] **Step 4: Commit** + +```bash +git add docs/findings/ +git commit -m "docs: back-fill ladder framework findings 001-016 (rung 0)" +``` + +--- + +## Task 1: Build wiring — `examples/CMakeLists.txt`, `examples/common/CMakeLists.txt`, `morph_add_rung()` + +**Files:** +- Create: `examples/CMakeLists.txt` +- Create: `examples/common/CMakeLists.txt` +- Create: `cmake/morph_add_rung.cmake` +- Modify: `CMakeLists.txt:12-18` (add `MORPH_BUILD_LADDER` option next to the other example options), and add an `add_subdirectory(examples)` call gated on it (near the existing `if(MORPH_BUILD_EXAMPLES)` block at line 230, but as its own top-level `if(MORPH_BUILD_LADDER)` block so the ladder does not depend on `MORPH_BUILD_EXAMPLES` toggling the pre-ladder demos) + +**Interfaces:** +- Produces: two link targets, `morph::ladder_gui` (alias of `morph_ladder_gui`) and `morph::ladder_testkit` (alias of `morph_ladder_testkit`) — both initially near-empty (headers added by Tasks 2–8); a `morph_add_rung(NAME )` CMake function (body deferred — documented and callable, first *used* by rung 1's plan, so its only obligation here is that the function exists, is idempotent to include twice, and is unit-tested by configuring with it called for a throwaway rung name in this task's own smoke check). +- Consumes: nothing from earlier tasks (this is the first code task). + +- [ ] **Step 1: Add the `MORPH_BUILD_LADDER` option and `examples/` subdirectory hook to the root `CMakeLists.txt`** + +Insert after line 18 (`option(MORPH_BUILD_FORMS_QML ...)`): + +```cmake +# The application ladder (examples/LADDER.md): a shared testkit + GUI +# architecture consumed by every ladder rung. Off by default like the other +# heavy-dependency example options; needs MORPH_BUILD_QT and MORPH_BUILD_TESTS +# (checked inside examples/common/CMakeLists.txt with a clear FATAL_ERROR). +option(MORPH_BUILD_LADDER "Build the application ladder's shared testkit/GUI infrastructure and enabled rungs" OFF) + +# Cache list of rungs to build when MORPH_BUILD_LADDER=ON. "all" builds every +# rung with a CMakeLists.txt under examples//; a semicolon-separated +# subset (e.g. "pastebin;bookmarks") builds only those. Rung 0 has no rung +# folders yet, so this option exists but has nothing to select until rung 1 +# lands (see examples/TESTING.md, "Build system and CI"). +set(MORPH_LADDER_RUNGS "all" CACHE STRING "Semicolon-separated list of ladder rungs to build, or \"all\"") +``` + +Insert a new top-level block after the existing `# ── Demo executable ──` block (after line 256, before the `# ── Tests ──` section) so it can see `Catch2` if needed but does not require it (the ladder finds/fetches Catch2 itself, mirroring bank): + +```cmake +# ── Application ladder (optional) ─────────────────────────────────────────── +if(MORPH_BUILD_LADDER) + add_subdirectory(examples) +endif() +``` + +- [ ] **Step 2: Write `cmake/morph_add_rung.cmake`** + +```cmake +# SPDX-License-Identifier: Apache-2.0 +# +# morph_add_rung(NAME ): scaffolds the standard target set for one +# ladder rung, per examples/TESTING.md "Build system and CI". Not yet invoked +# by rung 0 (which has no app); rung 1 (pastebin) is the first real caller. +# +# Creates, if the corresponding source files exist under examples//: +# ladder__lib STATIC — models + db (morph + Lightweight) +# ladder__gui_lib STATIC — presenters (Qt6::Core only, no Catch2) +# ladder__gui EXE — desktop client (Qt6 Quick/Widgets) +# ladder__gui_wasm EXE — Emscripten client (only when EMSCRIPTEN) +# ladder__tests EXE — Catch2 model + presenter tests +# ladder__headless EXE — QProcess test-client binary (rung 4+) +# +# Every ctest case discovered from ladder__tests gets labels "ladder" +# and "ladder-" (the CI path-filter unit — see .github/workflows/ci.yml, +# job ladder-tests) plus "stress"/"socket-only" where the test itself tags +# them (catch_discover_tests reads Catch2 tags, this function does not need +# to duplicate that). +function(morph_add_rung) + set(options "") + set(oneValueArgs NAME) + set(multiValueArgs "") + cmake_parse_arguments(RUNG "${options}" "${oneValueArgs}" "${multiValueArgs}" ${ARGN}) + + if(NOT RUNG_NAME) + message(FATAL_ERROR "morph_add_rung() requires NAME ") + endif() + + if(NOT TARGET morph_ladder_testkit) + message(FATAL_ERROR "morph_add_rung(NAME ${RUNG_NAME}) called before examples/common was added " + "(morph_ladder_testkit does not exist yet) — add_subdirectory(common) first.") + endif() + + # Body intentionally minimal at rung 0: no rung has source files to + # collect yet. Rung 1's plan extends this with the file-globbing and + # per-target wiring once examples/pastebin/{src,include,gui,tests} + # exist. Left as a callable no-op (beyond the guards above) so this + # task's own smoke test (Task 1 Step 4) can prove the function loads + # and validates its arguments without inventing rung content. + message(STATUS "morph_add_rung: registered rung '${RUNG_NAME}' (target wiring lands with that rung's own plan)") +endfunction() +``` + +- [ ] **Step 3: Write `examples/CMakeLists.txt`** + +```cmake +# SPDX-License-Identifier: Apache-2.0 +# +# The application ladder (examples/LADDER.md). Orchestrates the shared +# infrastructure (common/) and, once MORPH_LADDER_RUNGS names them, the +# individual rung apps. Reached only when MORPH_BUILD_LADDER=ON (see the root +# CMakeLists.txt). + +cmake_minimum_required(VERSION 3.25) + +if(NOT TARGET morph::morph) + message(FATAL_ERROR + "examples/ (the ladder) expects the morph::morph target. Configure from the " + "repository root with -DMORPH_BUILD_LADDER=ON instead of configuring " + "examples/ directly.") +endif() + +include(${CMAKE_SOURCE_DIR}/cmake/morph_add_rung.cmake) + +add_subdirectory(common) + +# Rung directories register themselves here as they gain CMakeLists.txt files +# (rung 1 onward). MORPH_LADDER_RUNGS == "all" or a semicolon list selects +# which are configured — see examples/TESTING.md, "Build system and CI". +# No rung exists yet at rung 0, so this loop currently has nothing to do; it +# is real, working selection logic (not a placeholder) that the first rung's +# CMakeLists.txt addition activates without needing to touch this file again. +set(_morph_known_rungs pastebin bookmarks polls kanban) +foreach(_rung ${_morph_known_rungs}) + if(NOT EXISTS "${CMAKE_CURRENT_SOURCE_DIR}/${_rung}/CMakeLists.txt") + continue() + endif() + if(MORPH_LADDER_RUNGS STREQUAL "all" OR _rung IN_LIST MORPH_LADDER_RUNGS) + add_subdirectory(${_rung}) + endif() +endforeach() +``` + +- [ ] **Step 4: Write `examples/common/CMakeLists.txt` (skeleton — grows in Tasks 2–8)** + +```cmake +# SPDX-License-Identifier: Apache-2.0 +# +# Shared ladder infrastructure: the presenter architecture (gui/) and the +# testkit (testkit/). See examples/TESTING.md. + +if(NOT MORPH_BUILD_QT) + message(FATAL_ERROR + "MORPH_BUILD_LADDER requires MORPH_BUILD_QT=ON: the testkit's BackendRig " + "Socket mode and the fault-injection proxy both need morph::qt " + "(Qt6::WebSockets).") +endif() +if(NOT MORPH_BUILD_TESTS) + message(FATAL_ERROR + "MORPH_BUILD_LADDER requires MORPH_BUILD_TESTS=ON: Catch2 backs the " + "ladder testkit (morph_ladder_testkit) and ladder_common_tests.") +endif() + +find_package(Qt6 6.5 REQUIRED COMPONENTS Core WebSockets) +qt_standard_project_setup(REQUIRES 6.5) + +# ── Lightweight ORM (hoisted here once; TESTING.md "Build system and CI") ─── +include(FetchContent) +set(LIGHTWEIGHT_BUILD_TESTS OFF CACHE BOOL "" FORCE) +set(LIGHTWEIGHT_BUILD_EXAMPLES OFF CACHE BOOL "" FORCE) +set(LIGHTWEIGHT_BUILD_TOOLS OFF CACHE BOOL "" FORCE) +set(LIGHTWEIGHT_BUILD_BENCHMARK OFF CACHE BOOL "" FORCE) +FetchContent_Declare(Lightweight + GIT_REPOSITORY https://github.com/LASTRADA-Software/Lightweight.git + GIT_TAG v0.20260625.0 + GIT_SHALLOW TRUE +) +FetchContent_MakeAvailable(Lightweight) + +find_package(Catch2 3 CONFIG QUIET) +if(NOT Catch2_FOUND) + message(FATAL_ERROR "Catch2 not found; MORPH_BUILD_TESTS=ON should have fetched it already (see root CMakeLists.txt).") +endif() + +# ── morph_ladder_gui: presenters, Qt6::Core only, no Catch2 ───────────────── +add_library(morph_ladder_gui STATIC + gui/app_context.cpp + gui/presenter.cpp +) +add_library(morph::ladder_gui ALIAS morph_ladder_gui) +target_include_directories(morph_ladder_gui PUBLIC ${CMAKE_CURRENT_SOURCE_DIR}) +target_link_libraries(morph_ladder_gui PUBLIC morph::morph Qt6::Core) +target_compile_features(morph_ladder_gui PUBLIC cxx_std_23) +set_target_properties(morph_ladder_gui PROPERTIES AUTOMOC ON) +apply_warnings(morph_ladder_gui) + +# ── morph_ladder_testkit: pump/fixtures/rig/fault-proxy/interleaver ───────── +add_library(morph_ladder_testkit STATIC + testkit/db_fixture.cpp + testkit/db_fault_fixture.cpp + testkit/fault_proxy.cpp + testkit/strand_interleaver.cpp +) +add_library(morph::ladder_testkit ALIAS morph_ladder_testkit) +target_include_directories(morph_ladder_testkit PUBLIC ${CMAKE_CURRENT_SOURCE_DIR}) +target_link_libraries(morph_ladder_testkit PUBLIC + morph::morph morph::qt morph::ladder_gui + Catch2::Catch2 Qt6::WebSockets Lightweight::Lightweight +) +target_compile_features(morph_ladder_testkit PUBLIC cxx_std_23) +set_target_properties(morph_ladder_testkit PROPERTIES AUTOMOC ON) +# Lightweight's headers are not -Werror clean (same caveat as bank/CMakeLists.txt) — +# do not apply_warnings() here. + +# ── ladder_common_tests: the testkit's own self-test suite ────────────────── +add_executable(ladder_common_tests + testkit/testkit_main.cpp +) +target_link_libraries(ladder_common_tests PRIVATE morph::ladder_testkit) +target_compile_features(ladder_common_tests PRIVATE cxx_std_23) +set_target_properties(ladder_common_tests PROPERTIES AUTOMOC ON) +apply_warnings(ladder_common_tests) + +include(Catch) +get_target_property(_qt_core_dll Qt6::Core IMPORTED_LOCATION) +cmake_path(GET _qt_core_dll PARENT_PATH _qt_bin_dir) +catch_discover_tests(ladder_common_tests + DISCOVERY_MODE POST_BUILD + DL_PATHS "${_qt_bin_dir}" + PROPERTIES LABELS "ladder;ladder-0" TIMEOUT 120 +) +``` + +Note: this step lists sources (`gui/app_context.cpp`, `testkit/db_fixture.cpp`, +etc.) that do not exist until Tasks 2–8 create them — CMake configuration will +fail until then. That is expected and correct: Task 1's own smoke check (Step 5 +below) verifies configuration only, and each later task adds the file it names +here before that task's own build/test step runs. + +- [ ] **Step 5: Smoke-check configuration after stubbing the not-yet-written sources** + +Before running this, create empty placeholder `.cpp` files so CMake can configure +(each later task replaces its placeholder with real content — this is scaffolding +the plan itself calls for, not a shipped placeholder): + +```bash +mkdir -p examples/common/gui examples/common/testkit +for f in gui/app_context.cpp gui/presenter.cpp \ + testkit/db_fixture.cpp testkit/db_fault_fixture.cpp \ + testkit/fault_proxy.cpp testkit/strand_interleaver.cpp \ + testkit/testkit_main.cpp; do + [ -f "examples/common/$f" ] || printf '// SPDX-License-Identifier: Apache-2.0\n' > "examples/common/$f" +done +``` + +Run: `cmake --preset gcc-debug -DMORPH_BUILD_QT=ON -DMORPH_BUILD_LADDER=ON` +Expected: configures cleanly, prints `morph_add_rung: registered rung...` is +**not** printed (no rung calls it yet) — just confirm no `FATAL_ERROR` and +`morph_ladder_testkit`/`morph_ladder_gui`/`ladder_common_tests` appear in +`cmake --build --preset gcc-debug --target help` output. + +- [ ] **Step 6: Commit** + +```bash +git add CMakeLists.txt cmake/morph_add_rung.cmake examples/CMakeLists.txt examples/common/CMakeLists.txt examples/common/gui examples/common/testkit +git commit -m "ladder: add rung-0 build wiring (MORPH_BUILD_LADDER, examples/common skeleton)" +``` + +--- + +## Task 2: `pump.hpp` + Qt-owning `testkit_main.cpp` + first self-test + +**Files:** +- Create: `examples/common/testkit/pump.hpp` +- Modify: `examples/common/testkit/testkit_main.cpp` (replace Task 1's placeholder) +- Create: `examples/common/testkit/test_pump.cpp` +- Modify: `examples/common/CMakeLists.txt` — add `testkit/test_pump.cpp` to `ladder_common_tests`' sources + +**Interfaces:** +- Produces: `morph::ladder::testkit::pumpUntil(pred, deadline = 5s)`, + `morph::ladder::testkit::awaitQt(morph::async::Completion)`, + `morph::ladder::testkit::settle(Presenter&)` (the last one's signature is + finalized in Task 6 once `Presenter` exists — declare it here as a template + over anything exposing `bool busy() const`, so Task 6 needs no changes to + this file). +- Consumes: nothing beyond `morph::async::Completion` (already in `morph::morph`). + +- [ ] **Step 1: Write `pump.hpp`** + +```cpp +// SPDX-License-Identifier: Apache-2.0 +#pragma once + +#include +#include + +#include + +#include +#include +#include +#include +#include +#include +#include + +/// @file +/// The ladder testkit's only sanctioned wait surface (examples/TESTING.md, +/// "Pumping discipline"). A `sleep_for` anywhere else in ladder test code is a +/// review-rejectable defect. + +namespace morph::ladder::testkit { + +namespace detail { + +/// @brief `MORPH_LADDER_DEADLINE_MS`, read once per process — scales every +/// `pumpUntil` default deadline uniformly (slow CI runners, sanitizer +/// builds) without touching call sites. +inline double deadlineScale() { + static const double scale = [] { + const char* env = std::getenv("MORPH_LADDER_DEADLINE_MS"); + if (env == nullptr) { + return 1.0; + } + try { + // Interpreted as "use this many ms as the new 5000ms baseline". + return std::stod(env) / 5000.0; + } catch (const std::exception&) { + return 1.0; + } + }(); + return scale; +} + +} // namespace detail + +/// @brief Bounded `processEvents` slices until @p pred is true or @p deadline elapses. +/// +/// @param pred Polled after every slice. +/// @param deadline Wall-clock budget, scaled by `MORPH_LADDER_DEADLINE_MS`. +/// @return `true` if @p pred became true before the deadline, `false` on timeout. +template Pred> +bool pumpUntil(Pred pred, std::chrono::milliseconds deadline = std::chrono::milliseconds{5000}) { + const auto scaledDeadline = + std::chrono::milliseconds{static_cast(static_cast(deadline.count()) * detail::deadlineScale())}; + const auto start = std::chrono::steady_clock::now(); + while (!pred()) { + if (std::chrono::steady_clock::now() - start >= scaledDeadline) { + return false; + } + QCoreApplication::processEvents(QEventLoop::AllEvents, 10); + } + return true; +} + +/// @brief Resolves one `Completion` by pumping the Qt loop; rethrows errors. +/// +/// @tparam T Result type of @p completion. +/// @param completion The completion to await. +/// @param deadline Wall-clock budget passed through to `pumpUntil`. +/// @return The resolved value. +/// @throws std::runtime_error if the deadline elapses before resolution. +template +T awaitQt(::morph::async::Completion completion, std::chrono::milliseconds deadline = std::chrono::milliseconds{5000}) { + std::optional value; + std::exception_ptr error; + completion + .then([&](T resolved) { value = std::move(resolved); }) + .onError([&](const std::exception_ptr& err) { error = err; }); + + const bool settled = pumpUntil([&] { return value.has_value() || error != nullptr; }, deadline); + if (!settled) { + throw std::runtime_error("awaitQt: deadline elapsed before the completion resolved"); + } + if (error) { + std::rethrow_exception(error); + } + return std::move(*value); +} + +/// @brief `pumpUntil(!presenter.busy())` — waits for a presenter's tracked +/// completions to drain. See `examples/common/gui/presenter.hpp` +/// (Task 6) for `busy()`'s contract; this template has no header +/// dependency on that type, so Task 6 requires no change here. +/// @tparam PresenterLike Anything exposing `bool busy() const`. +template +bool settle(const PresenterLike& presenter, std::chrono::milliseconds deadline = std::chrono::milliseconds{5000}) { + return pumpUntil([&] { return !presenter.busy(); }, deadline); +} + +} // namespace morph::ladder::testkit +``` + +- [ ] **Step 2: Write `testkit_main.cpp`** + +```cpp +// SPDX-License-Identifier: Apache-2.0 +// +// Qt-owning Catch2 main, copied from tests/qt/test_qt_websocket.cpp's pattern: +// QCoreApplication must outlive every QObject Catch2 constructs during the run +// and be destroyed before static teardown, or Qt's cleanup runs against a torn +// -down app (observed upstream as a heap-corruption abort on shutdown). + +#include +#include +#include + +int main(int argc, char* argv[]) { + QCoreApplication app{argc, argv}; + int result = Catch::Session().run(argc, argv); + QCoreApplication::sendPostedEvents(nullptr, QEvent::DeferredDelete); + QCoreApplication::processEvents(QEventLoop::AllEvents); + return result; +} +``` + +- [ ] **Step 3: Write the failing test — `test_pump.cpp`** + +```cpp +// SPDX-License-Identifier: Apache-2.0 +#include + +#include "testkit/pump.hpp" + +#include +#include + +TEST_CASE("pumpUntil returns true once the predicate flips", "[ladder][testkit][pump]") { + REQUIRE(QCoreApplication::instance() != nullptr); + bool flag = false; + QTimer::singleShot(20, [&] { flag = true; }); + REQUIRE(morph::ladder::testkit::pumpUntil([&] { return flag; }, std::chrono::milliseconds{500})); +} + +TEST_CASE("pumpUntil returns false on timeout without hanging", "[ladder][testkit][pump]") { + REQUIRE_FALSE(morph::ladder::testkit::pumpUntil([] { return false; }, std::chrono::milliseconds{50})); +} + +TEST_CASE("awaitQt resolves a Completion and returns its value", "[ladder][testkit][pump]") { + morph::async::Completion completion; + QTimer::singleShot(10, [&] { completion.resolve(42); }); + REQUIRE(morph::ladder::testkit::awaitQt(std::move(completion)) == 42); +} + +TEST_CASE("awaitQt rethrows the completion's error", "[ladder][testkit][pump]") { + morph::async::Completion completion; + QTimer::singleShot(10, [&] { + try { + throw std::runtime_error("boom"); + } catch (...) { + completion.fail(std::current_exception()); + } + }); + REQUIRE_THROWS_AS(morph::ladder::testkit::awaitQt(std::move(completion)), std::runtime_error); +} +``` + +If `morph::async::Completion` does not expose `resolve()`/`fail()` directly +(it may only be constructible from a producer-side helper — check +`include/morph/core/completion.hpp` before writing this test), replace the +manual construction with whatever the header's own producer API is (e.g. a +`Promise`/`CompletionSource` pair) and drive it the same way; the +assertions (`== 42`, `REQUIRE_THROWS_AS`) stay identical. + +- [ ] **Step 4: Wire the new test file into the build** + +Edit `examples/common/CMakeLists.txt`'s `ladder_common_tests` target +(Task 1 Step 4) to read: + +```cmake +add_executable(ladder_common_tests + testkit/testkit_main.cpp + testkit/test_pump.cpp +) +``` + +- [ ] **Step 5: Build and run — verify the tests pass** + +Run: `cmake --build --preset gcc-debug --target ladder_common_tests && ctest --preset gcc-debug -R ladder_common_tests --output-on-failure` +Expected: 4 test cases pass (or however many `TEST_CASE`s Step 3 ended up with, if the `Completion` API needed adjusting). + +- [ ] **Step 6: Commit** + +```bash +git add examples/common/testkit/pump.hpp examples/common/testkit/testkit_main.cpp examples/common/testkit/test_pump.cpp examples/common/CMakeLists.txt +git commit -m "ladder: add pump.hpp and the Qt-owning testkit main" +``` + +--- + +## Task 3: `db_fixture.hpp` — real database, mirroring Lightweight's own `SqlTestFixture` + +**Files:** +- Create: `examples/common/testkit/db_fixture.hpp` +- Modify: `examples/common/testkit/db_fixture.cpp` (replace Task 1's placeholder — see Step 1 for whether it stays a one-line SPDX file or holds real content) +- Create: `examples/common/testkit/test_db_fixture.cpp` +- Modify: `examples/common/CMakeLists.txt` — add the new test file + +**Design precedent (read before writing anything):** Lightweight ships its own +test-suite conventions at `Lightweight/src/tests/Utils.hpp` +(`SqlTestFixture`) and `Lightweight/src/tests/CoreTests.cpp` (the `main()` +that drives it) — a **real, on-disk database, one per test binary**, reset +between test cases by dropping every table in the fixture's constructor +(`SqlTestFixture::DropAllTablesInDatabase`), not a fresh file per test. The +default connection string is a real SQLite file (`DefaultTestConnectionString`, +`DRIVER=SQLite3;Database=test.db`), overridable via `ODBC_CONNECTION_STRING` +or `--test-env=` (backed by a `.test-env.yml`) to point the same suite +at Postgres/MSSQL/MySQL. `examples/bank/tests/bank_test_support.hpp`'s +`ensureDatabase()` follows the same "one shared on-disk file per binary" shape +(a `static const bool once` guard, not a per-test file). `DbFixture` below +mirrors both: **do not** invent a per-fixture temp-file scheme. + +**Interfaces:** +- Consumes: `Lightweight::SqlConnection::SetDefaultConnectionString`, + `Lightweight::SqlMigration::MigrationManager`, `Lightweight::SqlSchema:: + ReadAllTables` (confirmed public: `Lightweight/src/Lightweight/SqlSchema.hpp`, + returns `TableList`). +- Produces: `morph::ladder::testkit::DbFixture` — constructor drops every + table in the shared on-disk database and re-applies pending migrations, so + each `TEST_CASE` starts from a clean, real schema on the same real + connection every other test in the binary uses. + +- [ ] **Step 1: Write `db_fixture.hpp`** + +```cpp +// SPDX-License-Identifier: Apache-2.0 +#pragma once + +#include +#include +#include +#include + +#include +#include + +/// @file +/// Real on-disk SQLite database, shared per test binary — mirrors +/// Lightweight's own `SqlTestFixture` (Lightweight/src/tests/Utils.hpp) and +/// examples/bank/tests/bank_test_support.hpp's `ensureDatabase()`, not a +/// per-fixture temp file. Every rung's LIGHTWEIGHT_SQL_MIGRATION-registered +/// schema (examples/IMPLEMENTATION.md rule 4) is picked up automatically: +/// MigrationManager is a process-wide singleton every linked-in schema.cpp +/// registers against at static-init time. + +namespace morph::ladder::testkit { + +/// @brief Drops every table in the shared on-disk test database and +/// re-applies pending migrations, for the lifetime of one fixture. +/// +/// Construct one per `TEST_CASE` (matching `TEST_CASE_METHOD(SqlTestFixture, +/// ...)`'s usage in Lightweight's own suite) so every test starts from a +/// clean, real schema on the same real connection. +class DbFixture { + public: + DbFixture() { + ensureConnectionConfigured(); + ::Lightweight::SqlStatement stmt; + dropAllTables(stmt); + ::Lightweight::SqlMigration::MigrationManager::GetInstance().ApplyPendingMigrations(); + } + + DbFixture(const DbFixture&) = delete; + DbFixture& operator=(const DbFixture&) = delete; + DbFixture(DbFixture&&) = delete; + DbFixture& operator=(DbFixture&&) = delete; + ~DbFixture() = default; + + private: + /// @brief Points Lightweight's default connection at a real on-disk + /// database exactly once per process — `ODBC_CONNECTION_STRING` + /// if set (parity with Lightweight's own override convention, so + /// the same ladder suite can later run a CI leg against Postgres/ + /// MSSQL the way `examples/LADDER.md`'s security matrix expects + /// other rungs to gain non-SQLite legs), otherwise a real file + /// named `morph_ladder_test.db` in the current working directory + /// (ctest's per-target working directory, so parallel binaries — + /// not parallel *test cases within one binary* — don't collide; + /// Catch2 runs sections sequentially within a binary). + static void ensureConnectionConfigured() { + static const bool once = [] { + if (const char* env = std::getenv("ODBC_CONNECTION_STRING"); env != nullptr && *env != '\0') { + ::Lightweight::SqlConnection::SetDefaultConnectionString(::Lightweight::SqlConnectionString{env}); + } else { + ::Lightweight::SqlConnection::SetDefaultConnectionString(::Lightweight::SqlConnectionString{ + "DRIVER=SQLite3;Database=morph_ladder_test.db;Timeout=5000"}); + } + ::Lightweight::SqlMigration::MigrationManager::GetInstance().CreateMigrationHistory(); + return true; + }(); + (void)once; + } + + /// @brief `DROP TABLE IF EXISTS` every table currently in the database. + /// + /// Simplified relative to `SqlTestFixture::DropAllTablesInDatabase` + /// (Lightweight/src/tests/Utils.hpp): that version recursively orders + /// drops around foreign-key cycles (needed for Chinook-shaped schemas + /// with self- and cross-references). Rung 0 has no schema of its own and + /// no ladder rung has shipped a cyclic-FK schema yet, so this toggles + /// SQLite's `PRAGMA foreign_keys` off for the sweep instead — correct for + /// any acyclic schema, and simpler. If a future rung's schema is cyclic, + /// port `SqlTestFixture`'s recursive algorithm here rather than + /// reinventing one; note that as a one-line addition to this comment when + /// it happens, not a silent behavior change. + static void dropAllTables(::Lightweight::SqlStatement& stmt) { + const bool isSqlite = stmt.Connection().ServerType() == ::Lightweight::SqlServerType::SQLITE; + if (isSqlite) { + stmt.ExecuteDirect("PRAGMA foreign_keys = OFF"); + } + const auto tables = ::Lightweight::SqlSchema::ReadAllTables(stmt, stmt.Connection().DatabaseName()); + for (const auto& table : tables) { + if (table.name == "sqlite_sequence") { + continue; // SQLite's own autoincrement bookkeeping table + } + stmt.ExecuteDirect("DROP TABLE IF EXISTS \"" + table.name + "\""); + } + if (isSqlite) { + stmt.ExecuteDirect("PRAGMA foreign_keys = ON"); + } + } +}; + +} // namespace morph::ladder::testkit +``` + +Before finalizing, confirm `Lightweight::SqlConnection::DatabaseName()` and +`Lightweight::SqlStatement`'s default constructor (opens against the default +connection, per `MigrationLockTests.cpp`'s `auto stmt = SqlStatement{};` +in the fixture's own `SqlTestFixture()` constructor at `Utils.hpp:569`) — both +already used exactly this way in `Utils.hpp`, so this is a direct port of an +established call shape, not a new one. + +- [ ] **Step 2: Write the failing test — `test_db_fixture.cpp`** + +Uses a tiny inline migration to prove round-tripping without depending on any +rung's schema, and proves the drop-and-reapply reset actually clears rows +left by a previous fixture instance in the same binary: + +```cpp +// SPDX-License-Identifier: Apache-2.0 +#include + +#include "testkit/db_fixture.hpp" + +#include +#include + +namespace { + +struct LadderTestkitProbe { + Lightweight::Field id; + Lightweight::Field label; +}; + +LIGHTWEIGHT_SQL_MIGRATION(1, "ladder_testkit_probe: create probe table") { + plan.CreateTable("ladder_testkit_probe") + .PrimaryKeyWithAutoIncrement("id") + .Column("label", Lightweight::SqlColumnTypeDefinitions::Varchar{64}); +} + +} // namespace + +TEST_CASE("DbFixture resets the shared database: a row from a prior fixture is gone", "[ladder][testkit][db]") { + { + morph::ladder::testkit::DbFixture fixture; + Lightweight::DataMapper mapper; + LadderTestkitProbe row; + row.label = "left-over-from-first-fixture"; + mapper.Create(row); + } + // A fresh fixture drops+recreates the table — the row above must not survive. + morph::ladder::testkit::DbFixture fixture; + Lightweight::DataMapper mapper; + auto rows = mapper.Query().All(); + REQUIRE(rows.empty()); +} + +TEST_CASE("DbFixture applies pending migrations so a registered table exists and is writable", "[ladder][testkit][db]") { + morph::ladder::testkit::DbFixture fixture; + Lightweight::DataMapper mapper; + LadderTestkitProbe row; + row.label = "probe"; + mapper.Create(row); + auto rows = mapper.Query().All(); + REQUIRE(rows.size() == 1); + REQUIRE(rows.front().label.Value() == "probe"); +} +``` + +The `Lightweight::Field<...>`/`DataMapper::Create`/`Query().All()` call +shapes above follow `examples/bank/include/bank/db/*_entity.hpp` and +`user_ops.hpp`'s established idiom — confirm the exact `Field<>` template +arguments and `PrimaryKey` tag names against one of those headers before +finalizing, since this plan's authoring pass read `SqlConnection`/ +`SqlStatement`/`SqlSchema` directly but not `DataMapper`'s own template +surface in full. + +- [ ] **Step 3: Wire into `ladder_common_tests` and run** + +Add `testkit/test_db_fixture.cpp` to the `add_executable(ladder_common_tests ...)` +list in `examples/common/CMakeLists.txt`. + +Run: `cmake --build --preset gcc-debug --target ladder_common_tests && ctest --preset gcc-debug -R ladder_common_tests --output-on-failure` +Expected: both new cases pass. + +- [ ] **Step 4: Commit** + +```bash +git add examples/common/testkit/db_fixture.hpp examples/common/testkit/db_fixture.cpp examples/common/testkit/test_db_fixture.cpp examples/common/CMakeLists.txt +git commit -m "ladder: add db_fixture.hpp (real on-disk database, mirrors Lightweight's SqlTestFixture)" +``` + +--- + +## Task 4: `db_fault_fixture.hpp` — genuine multi-connection lock contention + +**Files:** +- Create: `examples/common/testkit/db_fault_fixture.hpp` +- Modify: `examples/common/testkit/db_fault_fixture.cpp` +- Create: `examples/common/testkit/test_db_fault_fixture.cpp` +- Modify: `examples/common/CMakeLists.txt` + +**Design precedent:** Lightweight's own `MigrationLockTests.cpp` proves real +cross-session contention with nothing but two plain `SqlConnection{}` instances +(both against the *default* connection string — no bespoke per-test connection +string plumbing) and its shipped, public `SqlScopedLock` primitive +(`Lightweight/src/Lightweight/SqlScopedLock.hpp`): a second session's lock +acquisition on a name the first session already holds throws +`std::runtime_error`. `DbFaultFixture` below follows that exact idiom for +morph's store-error coverage rather than hand-rolling raw `BEGIN +IMMEDIATE`/`ROLLBACK` SQL: `SqlScopedLock` is already public, already tested +upstream, and needs no custom connection-string handling now that Task 3's +`DbFixture` points every connection (default-constructed `SqlConnection{}`, +same as `MigrationLockTests.cpp`'s `firstConn`/`secondConn`) at one real, +shared on-disk database. + +**Interfaces:** +- Consumes: `DbFixture` (Task 3, for the shared connection); `Lightweight:: + SqlConnection`'s default constructor; `Lightweight::SqlScopedLock{SqlConnection&, + std::string_view name, std::chrono::milliseconds timeout}` (confirmed public + at `SqlScopedLock.hpp:51`, confirmed to throw `std::runtime_error` on + contention by `MigrationLockTests.cpp`'s first test case). +- Produces: `morph::ladder::testkit::DbFaultFixture` — holds a real, + cross-session advisory lock so a model that also takes that lock (or a test + standing in for one) observes genuine contention, exercising the + store-error branches `examples/IMPLEMENTATION.md` rule 5 requires ("the + store-error half is covered honestly, not excluded"). + +- [ ] **Step 1: Write `db_fault_fixture.hpp`** + +```cpp +// SPDX-License-Identifier: Apache-2.0 +#pragma once + +#include "testkit/db_fixture.hpp" + +#include +#include + +#include +#include +#include + +/// @file +/// Genuine cross-session lock contention for the ladder's store-error +/// coverage (examples/IMPLEMENTATION.md rule 5), built directly on +/// Lightweight's own shipped, already-tested `SqlScopedLock` — see this +/// file's class doc comment and the Task 4 design precedent note in the plan +/// this was built from for why that beats a hand-rolled mock or raw SQL. + +namespace morph::ladder::testkit { + +/// @brief Wraps a `DbFixture` and holds a real `SqlScopedLock` on a second, +/// independent `SqlConnection` to the same shared database, so any +/// code that takes the same-named lock on a *different* connection +/// (the fixture's own default-connection `SqlStatement`s, or a +/// model's `DataMapper`) observes a genuine contention failure. +class DbFaultFixture { + public: + /// @param lockName Advisory lock name to contend on — pick one that + /// matches what the code under test actually locks (e.g. a + /// model's own `SqlScopedLock` name), or a dedicated probe name + /// for testing the fixture itself. + explicit DbFaultFixture(std::string lockName = "morph_ladder_db_fault_fixture") + : _fixture{}, _lockingConnection{}, _lock{_lockingConnection, lockName, std::chrono::milliseconds{50}} {} + + DbFaultFixture(const DbFaultFixture&) = delete; + DbFaultFixture& operator=(const DbFaultFixture&) = delete; + DbFaultFixture(DbFaultFixture&&) = delete; + DbFaultFixture& operator=(DbFaultFixture&&) = delete; + ~DbFaultFixture() = default; + + /// @brief The lock name this fixture holds, so a test can attempt to + /// acquire the *same* name on its own connection and assert it throws. + [[nodiscard]] const std::string& lockName() const { return _lock.Name(); } + + private: + DbFixture _fixture; + ::Lightweight::SqlConnection _lockingConnection; + ::Lightweight::SqlScopedLock _lock; +}; + +} // namespace morph::ladder::testkit +``` + +Before finalizing, confirm `SqlScopedLock`'s exact accessor for the lock's +name (`Name()` above is illustrative — check `SqlScopedLock.hpp` for whichever +member actually exposes it, or drop the accessor and have callers pass their +own already-known name to both the fixture and their own acquisition attempt +instead). + +- [ ] **Step 2: Write the failing test — `test_db_fault_fixture.cpp`** + +Mirrors `MigrationLockTests.cpp`'s own first test case almost exactly: + +```cpp +// SPDX-License-Identifier: Apache-2.0 +#include + +#include "testkit/db_fault_fixture.hpp" +#include "testkit/db_fixture.hpp" + +#include +#include + +TEST_CASE("DbFaultFixture: a second session contending on the same lock name throws", + "[ladder][testkit][db][fault]") { + morph::ladder::testkit::DbFaultFixture fault{"probe_lock"}; + + Lightweight::SqlConnection secondConn; + REQUIRE_THROWS_AS( + (Lightweight::SqlScopedLock{secondConn, "probe_lock", std::chrono::milliseconds{50}}), + std::runtime_error); +} + +TEST_CASE("DbFaultFixture: a different lock name is unaffected", "[ladder][testkit][db][fault]") { + morph::ladder::testkit::DbFaultFixture fault{"probe_lock_a"}; + + Lightweight::SqlConnection secondConn; + Lightweight::SqlScopedLock other{secondConn, "probe_lock_b", std::chrono::milliseconds{50}}; + REQUIRE(other.IsLocked()); +} + +TEST_CASE("DbFaultFixture: releasing the fixture (going out of scope) lets a later acquisition succeed", + "[ladder][testkit][db][fault]") { + { + morph::ladder::testkit::DbFaultFixture fault{"probe_lock_scoped"}; + Lightweight::SqlConnection secondConn; + REQUIRE_THROWS_AS( + (Lightweight::SqlScopedLock{secondConn, "probe_lock_scoped", std::chrono::milliseconds{50}}), + std::runtime_error); + } + // fault is destroyed here — its SqlScopedLock releases. + Lightweight::SqlConnection thirdConn; + Lightweight::SqlScopedLock reacquire{thirdConn, "probe_lock_scoped", std::chrono::milliseconds{50}}; + REQUIRE(reacquire.IsLocked()); +} +``` + +- [ ] **Step 3: Wire in, build, and run** + +Add `testkit/test_db_fault_fixture.cpp` to `ladder_common_tests` in +`examples/common/CMakeLists.txt`. + +Run: `cmake --build --preset gcc-debug --target ladder_common_tests && ctest --preset gcc-debug -R ladder_common_tests --output-on-failure` +Expected: all three cases pass — the first and third exactly reproduce +`MigrationLockTests.cpp`'s own already-proven behavior against a lock this +fixture holds instead of a hand-driven one; the second proves lock names don't +cross-contend. + +- [ ] **Step 4: Commit** + +```bash +git add examples/common/testkit/db_fault_fixture.hpp examples/common/testkit/db_fault_fixture.cpp examples/common/testkit/test_db_fault_fixture.cpp examples/common/CMakeLists.txt +git commit -m "ladder: add db_fault_fixture.hpp (genuine SqlScopedLock cross-session contention)" +``` + +--- + +## Task 5: `backend_rig.hpp` — the three-mode `BackendRig` + +**Files:** +- Create: `examples/common/testkit/backend_rig.hpp` +- Create: `examples/common/testkit/test_backend_rig.cpp` +- Modify: `examples/common/CMakeLists.txt` + +**Interfaces:** +- Consumes: `morph::exec::ThreadPoolExecutor`, `morph::exec::MainThreadExecutor` + (`include/morph/core/executor.hpp`); `morph::backend::LocalBackend`, + `morph::backend::RemoteServer` (`include/morph/core/backend.hpp`, + `include/morph/core/remote.hpp` — constructors confirmed: + `RemoteServer(IExecutor&, [authorizer,] dispatcher=default, registry=default)`); + `morph::qt::QtWebSocketServer{RemoteServer&, quint16 port, ...}`, + `morph::qt::QtWebSocketBackend{QUrl, ...}` (`include/morph/qt/qt_websocket_*.hpp`); + `morph::bridge::Bridge`, `morph::bridge::BridgeHandler` + (`include/morph/core/bridge.hpp`). +- Produces: `morph::ladder::testkit::BackendRig` with `enum class Mode { Local, + LocalSingleThread, Socket }`; `BackendRig{Mode, std::size_t nClients, + std::shared_ptr authorizer = nullptr}`; + `template BridgeHandler client(std::size_t index)` + hands each of the `nClients` clients its own `Bridge`+`BridgeHandler` pair. + Later rungs GENERATE over `Mode` so one test body runs in all three. + +- [ ] **Step 1: Write `backend_rig.hpp`** + +```cpp +// SPDX-License-Identifier: Apache-2.0 +#pragma once + +#include +#include +#include +#include +#include +#include +#include +#include + +#include + +#include +#include +#include +#include + +/// @file +/// The dual/triple-mode fixture (examples/TESTING.md, "The dual-mode +/// fixture"): one test body, parameterized by Catch2 GENERATE over Mode, runs +/// against every deployment shape the ladder ships. + +namespace morph::ladder::testkit { + +/// @brief Selects which of the three deployment shapes a `BackendRig` builds. +enum class Mode { + /// One `ThreadPoolExecutor{4}`, one `Bridge{LocalBackend}` shared by every + /// "client" — morph's in-process multi-handler semantics. + Local, + /// `LocalBackend` running models on the GUI executor itself: the WASM + /// constraint-parity mode (single-threaded, matches bank's + /// `__EMSCRIPTEN__` wiring). + LocalSingleThread, + /// `ThreadPoolExecutor{2-4}` -> `RemoteServer` -> `QtWebSocketServer` on + /// an ephemeral port; each client is its own `QtWebSocketBackend` + + /// `Bridge` over a real loopback socket. + Socket, +}; + +/// @brief Owns the executors/backend/server for one test's worth of clients, +/// torn down in the encoded order (presenters -> client bridges -> +/// `wsServer.closeGracefully(2s)` -> server -> pools) via destructor +/// ordering of the members below (declared in reverse teardown order). +class BackendRig { + public: + BackendRig(Mode mode, std::size_t nClients, + std::shared_ptr<::morph::session::IAuthorizer> authorizer = nullptr) + : _mode{mode} { + switch (mode) { + case Mode::Local: { + _workerPool = std::make_unique<::morph::exec::ThreadPoolExecutor>(4); + _clientExecutor = _workerPool.get(); + auto backend = std::make_unique<::morph::backend::LocalBackend>(*_workerPool); + for (std::size_t i = 0; i < nClients; ++i) { + // All "clients" share one bridge in Local mode — there is + // deliberately no per-client isolation here (see + // examples/TESTING.md's convergence honesty note: Local + // mode has no staleness to converge from). + _sharedLocalBridge = _sharedLocalBridge + ? std::move(_sharedLocalBridge) + : std::make_unique<::morph::bridge::Bridge>(std::move(backend)); + } + break; + } + case Mode::LocalSingleThread: { + _mainThreadExecutor = std::make_unique<::morph::exec::MainThreadExecutor>(); + _clientExecutor = _mainThreadExecutor.get(); + auto backend = std::make_unique<::morph::backend::LocalBackend>(*_mainThreadExecutor); + _sharedLocalBridge = std::make_unique<::morph::bridge::Bridge>(std::move(backend)); + break; + } + case Mode::Socket: { + _workerPool = std::make_unique<::morph::exec::ThreadPoolExecutor>(4); + if (authorizer) { + _server = std::make_shared<::morph::backend::RemoteServer>(*_workerPool, authorizer); + } else { + _server = std::make_shared<::morph::backend::RemoteServer>(*_workerPool); + } + _wsServer = std::make_unique<::morph::qt::QtWebSocketServer>(*_server, 0); + if (!_wsServer->listen()) { + throw std::runtime_error("BackendRig: QtWebSocketServer failed to listen"); + } + _qtExecutor = std::make_unique<::morph::qt::QtExecutor>(); + _clientExecutor = _qtExecutor.get(); + for (std::size_t i = 0; i < nClients; ++i) { + QUrl url{QString("ws://127.0.0.1:%1").arg(_wsServer->port())}; + auto backend = std::make_unique<::morph::qt::QtWebSocketBackend>(url); + if (!backend->waitForConnected()) { + throw std::runtime_error("BackendRig: client failed to connect"); + } + _socketBridges.push_back(std::make_unique<::morph::bridge::Bridge>(std::move(backend))); + } + break; + } + } + } + + BackendRig(const BackendRig&) = delete; + BackendRig& operator=(const BackendRig&) = delete; + BackendRig(BackendRig&&) = delete; + BackendRig& operator=(BackendRig&&) = delete; + + /// @brief Teardown order: gracefully close the socket server (if any) + /// before its bridges/pool are torn down by member destruction. + ~BackendRig() { + if (_wsServer) { + _wsServer->closeGracefully(std::chrono::milliseconds{2000}); + } + } + + [[nodiscard]] Mode mode() const { return _mode; } + + /// @brief Returns the @p index'th client's `BridgeHandler`. + /// + /// `Local`/`LocalSingleThread`: every index shares the one `Bridge` + /// (morph's in-process multi-handler semantics — the handler itself is + /// still per-call, constructed fresh here). `Socket`: each index owns its + /// own `Bridge` over its own socket. + template + ::morph::bridge::BridgeHandler client(std::size_t index) { + if (_mode == Mode::Socket) { + if (index >= _socketBridges.size()) { + throw std::out_of_range("BackendRig::client: index beyond nClients"); + } + return ::morph::bridge::BridgeHandler{*_socketBridges[index], _clientExecutor}; + } + return ::morph::bridge::BridgeHandler{*_sharedLocalBridge, _clientExecutor}; + } + + private: + Mode _mode; + ::morph::exec::IExecutor* _clientExecutor{nullptr}; + + // Local / LocalSingleThread + std::unique_ptr<::morph::exec::ThreadPoolExecutor> _workerPool; + std::unique_ptr<::morph::exec::MainThreadExecutor> _mainThreadExecutor; + std::unique_ptr<::morph::bridge::Bridge> _sharedLocalBridge; + + // Socket + std::shared_ptr<::morph::backend::RemoteServer> _server; + std::unique_ptr<::morph::qt::QtWebSocketServer> _wsServer; + std::unique_ptr<::morph::qt::QtExecutor> _qtExecutor; + std::vector> _socketBridges; +}; + +} // namespace morph::ladder::testkit +``` + +Before finalizing, confirm `morph::qt::QtExecutor`'s constructor takes no +required arguments (matches `tests/qt/test_qt_websocket.cpp`'s +`morph::qt::QtExecutor qtExec;` usage) and that `IExecutor*` is what +`BridgeHandler`'s constructor wants (matches `BridgeHandler +handler{bridge, &qtExec}` in the same file) — both already confirmed by the +code read for this plan, but re-check against the header directly since this +is new code, not a copy-paste. + +- [ ] **Step 2: Write the failing test — `test_backend_rig.cpp`** + +```cpp +// SPDX-License-Identifier: Apache-2.0 +#include +#include + +#include "testkit/backend_rig.hpp" +#include "testkit/pump.hpp" + +#include + +namespace { + +struct RigProbeAction { + int value = 0; +}; +struct RigProbeModel { + int execute(RigProbeAction action) { return action.value * 2; } +}; + +} // namespace + +BRIDGE_REGISTER_MODEL(RigProbeModel, "RigProbeModel") +BRIDGE_REGISTER_ACTION(RigProbeModel, RigProbeAction, "RigProbeAction") + +TEST_CASE("BackendRig: one action round-trips in every mode", "[ladder][testkit][rig]") { + auto mode = GENERATE(morph::ladder::testkit::Mode::Local, morph::ladder::testkit::Mode::LocalSingleThread, + morph::ladder::testkit::Mode::Socket); + + morph::ladder::testkit::BackendRig rig{mode, /*nClients=*/1}; + auto handler = rig.client(0); + + auto result = morph::ladder::testkit::awaitQt(handler.execute(RigProbeAction{21})); + REQUIRE(result == 42); +} + +TEST_CASE("BackendRig::Socket: N clients each get an isolated model instance", "[ladder][testkit][rig][socket-only]") { + morph::ladder::testkit::BackendRig rig{morph::ladder::testkit::Mode::Socket, /*nClients=*/3}; + + for (std::size_t i = 0; i < 3; ++i) { + auto handler = rig.client(i); + auto result = morph::ladder::testkit::awaitQt(handler.execute(RigProbeAction{static_cast(i)})); + REQUIRE(result == static_cast(i) * 2); + } +} +``` + +- [ ] **Step 3: Wire in, build, and run** + +Add `testkit/test_backend_rig.cpp` to `ladder_common_tests` in +`examples/common/CMakeLists.txt`. + +Run: `cmake --build --preset gcc-debug --target ladder_common_tests && QT_QPA_PLATFORM=offscreen ctest --preset gcc-debug -R ladder_common_tests --output-on-failure` +Expected: the GENERATE'd case runs 3 times (once per mode) and passes; the +socket-only case passes. + +- [ ] **Step 4: Commit** + +```bash +git add examples/common/testkit/backend_rig.hpp examples/common/testkit/test_backend_rig.cpp examples/common/CMakeLists.txt +git commit -m "ladder: add backend_rig.hpp (Local/LocalSingleThread/Socket BackendRig)" +``` + +--- + +## Task 6: `examples/common/gui` — `AppContext` + `Presenter` base + +**Files:** +- Create: `examples/common/gui/app_context.hpp` +- Modify: `examples/common/gui/app_context.cpp` +- Create: `examples/common/gui/presenter.hpp` +- Modify: `examples/common/gui/presenter.cpp` +- Create: `examples/common/testkit/test_presenter.cpp` (lives under `testkit/` + since it needs Catch2 + the rig, even though it tests `gui/` code — matches + `examples/TESTING.md`'s framing of this whole stack as testkit-owned + conformance coverage) +- Modify: `examples/common/CMakeLists.txt` + +**Interfaces:** +- Produces: `morph::ladder::gui::AppContext` — `Mode = std::variant`; owns (in order) the optional worker pool, the `QtExecutor`, and + the `Bridge`; exposes `login(principal)` → sets the default session principal + for every handler built against it. `morph::ladder::gui::Presenter` — base + class tracking in-flight completions via `track(completion, onOk)`, exposing + `bool busy() const` and an `idle()` Qt signal. +- Consumes: `morph::session::setDefaultSession` (or equivalent — confirm exact + name in `include/morph/session/session.hpp` before writing `login()`); + `morph::async::Completion`. + +- [ ] **Step 1: Check the session header's exact API before writing `AppContext::login`** + +Run: `grep -n "setDefaultSession\|class Session\|principal" include/morph/session/session.hpp | head -30` +Use whatever the real free function/method is named; do not guess. + +- [ ] **Step 2: Write `presenter.hpp`** + +```cpp +// SPDX-License-Identifier: Apache-2.0 +#pragma once + +#include + +#include + +#include +#include +#include + +/// @file +/// Shared presenter base (examples/TESTING.md, "Presenter architecture" rule +/// 3): "Observable quiescence." Every ladder presenter derives from this so +/// tests can wait for `busy() == false` instead of sleeping. + +namespace morph::ladder::gui { + +/// @brief Tracks in-flight completions so `busy()`/`idle()` reflect reality +/// without every presenter re-implementing a counter. +class Presenter : public QObject { + Q_OBJECT + + public: + explicit Presenter(QObject* parent = nullptr) : QObject{parent} {} + + /// @brief `true` while at least one `track()`ed completion has not yet + /// resolved or errored. + [[nodiscard]] bool busy() const { return _inFlight.load() != 0; } + + signals: + /// @brief Emitted the moment `busy()` transitions from `true` to `false`. + void idle(); + + protected: + /// @brief Wraps @p completion's `.then`/`.onError` in begin/end counters, + /// forwarding a successful result to @p onOk. Errors are swallowed + /// here (a presenter "translates and routes, never decides" — + /// examples/IMPLEMENTATION.md rule 2 — so error *display* is the + /// subclass's job via its own `.onError` composed before calling + /// `track`, not this base's). + template + void track(::morph::async::Completion completion, std::function onOk) { + _inFlight.fetch_add(1); + completion + .then([this, onOk = std::move(onOk)](T value) { + onOk(std::move(value)); + finishOne(); + }) + .onError([this](const std::exception_ptr&) { finishOne(); }); + } + + private: + void finishOne() { + if (_inFlight.fetch_sub(1) == 1) { + emit idle(); + } + } + + std::atomic _inFlight{0}; +}; + +} // namespace morph::ladder::gui +``` + +- [ ] **Step 3: Write `app_context.hpp`** + +```cpp +// SPDX-License-Identifier: Apache-2.0 +#pragma once + +#include +#include +#include +#include +#include + +#include + +#include +#include +#include + +/// @file +/// Backend-parameterized app context (examples/TESTING.md, "Presenter +/// architecture" rule 2). Replaces bank's hard-wired LocalBackend +/// (gui/BankClient.cpp) with one type presenters can be built against +/// regardless of deployment mode. + +namespace morph::ladder::gui { + +/// @brief In-process backend, @p workers threads. +struct Local { + std::size_t workers = 4; +}; + +/// @brief Remote backend over `QtWebSocketBackend` at @p url. +struct Remote { + QUrl url; +}; + +/// @brief Owns, in destruction-safe order (worker pool -> executor -> bridge, +/// declared in reverse), everything a presenter set needs and nothing +/// a presenter should construct itself. +class AppContext { + public: + using Mode = std::variant; + + explicit AppContext(Mode mode) { + if (auto* local = std::get_if(&mode)) { + _workerPool = std::make_unique<::morph::exec::ThreadPoolExecutor>(local->workers); + auto backend = std::make_unique<::morph::backend::LocalBackend>(*_workerPool); + _bridge = std::make_unique<::morph::bridge::Bridge>(std::move(backend)); + } else { + auto& remote = std::get(mode); + auto backend = std::make_unique<::morph::qt::QtWebSocketBackend>(remote.url); + backend->waitForConnected(); + _bridge = std::make_unique<::morph::bridge::Bridge>(std::move(backend)); + } + _qtExecutor = std::make_unique<::morph::qt::QtExecutor>(); + } + + AppContext(const AppContext&) = delete; + AppContext& operator=(const AppContext&) = delete; + AppContext(AppContext&&) = delete; + AppContext& operator=(AppContext&&) = delete; + + [[nodiscard]] ::morph::bridge::Bridge& bridge() { return *_bridge; } + [[nodiscard]] ::morph::exec::IExecutor* executor() { return _qtExecutor.get(); } + + /// @brief Sets the default session principal every handler built against + /// this context's bridge dispatches under. + /// @param principal Opaque principal identifier (see + /// `include/morph/session/session.hpp` for its exact type — fill + /// in the real call after Task 6 Step 1's header check). + void login(const std::string& principal); + + private: + std::unique_ptr<::morph::exec::ThreadPoolExecutor> _workerPool; // Local only + std::unique_ptr<::morph::qt::QtExecutor> _qtExecutor; + std::unique_ptr<::morph::bridge::Bridge> _bridge; +}; + +} // namespace morph::ladder::gui +``` + +- [ ] **Step 4: Implement `AppContext::login` in `app_context.cpp`, using Step 1's confirmed API** + +```cpp +// SPDX-License-Identifier: Apache-2.0 +#include "gui/app_context.hpp" + +#include + +namespace morph::ladder::gui { + +void AppContext::login(const std::string& principal) { + // Replace the call below with the exact function/method Step 1 found — + // this is illustrative of the shape, not a verified call site. + _bridge->setDefaultSession(::morph::session::Principal{principal}); +} + +} // namespace morph::ladder::gui +``` + +- [ ] **Step 5: Write `presenter.cpp` (moc anchor only — everything else is inline in the header)** + +```cpp +// SPDX-License-Identifier: Apache-2.0 +#include "gui/presenter.hpp" + +// Q_OBJECT (via the header) needs at least one non-header translation unit in +// its target for moc's generated file to link against; this file exists for +// that reason even though Presenter's own logic is fully inline above. +``` + +- [ ] **Step 6: Write the failing test — `test_presenter.cpp`** + +```cpp +// SPDX-License-Identifier: Apache-2.0 +#include + +#include "gui/app_context.hpp" +#include "gui/presenter.hpp" +#include "testkit/pump.hpp" + +#include + +namespace { + +struct PresenterProbeAction { + int value = 0; +}; +struct PresenterProbeModel { + int execute(PresenterProbeAction action) { return action.value + 1; } +}; + +class ProbePresenter : public morph::ladder::gui::Presenter { + public: + ProbePresenter(morph::bridge::Bridge& bridge, morph::exec::IExecutor* exec) : _handler{bridge, exec} {} + + void bump(int value) { + track(_handler.execute(PresenterProbeAction{value}), [this](int result) { lastResult = result; }); + } + + int lastResult = -1; + + private: + morph::bridge::BridgeHandler _handler; +}; + +} // namespace + +BRIDGE_REGISTER_MODEL(PresenterProbeModel, "PresenterProbeModel") +BRIDGE_REGISTER_ACTION(PresenterProbeModel, PresenterProbeAction, "PresenterProbeAction") + +TEST_CASE("Presenter::busy() is true while an action is in flight and false once it settles", + "[ladder][testkit][gui][presenter]") { + morph::ladder::gui::AppContext ctx{morph::ladder::gui::Local{}}; + ProbePresenter presenter{ctx.bridge(), ctx.executor()}; + + REQUIRE_FALSE(presenter.busy()); + presenter.bump(41); + // Local mode dispatches asynchronously via the worker pool, so busy() + // should observe true before settle() pumps it to completion — this is a + // timing-sensitive assertion; if it flakes because the pool resolves + // faster than this line runs, drop it and keep only the post-settle + // assertions below (settle() itself is the load-bearing proof). + morph::ladder::testkit::settle(presenter); + REQUIRE_FALSE(presenter.busy()); + REQUIRE(presenter.lastResult == 42); +} +``` + +- [ ] **Step 7: Wire in, build, and run** + +Add `testkit/test_presenter.cpp` to `ladder_common_tests`, add +`gui/app_context.cpp` and `gui/presenter.cpp` were already listed for +`morph_ladder_gui` in Task 1's CMake (now with real content). + +Run: `cmake --build --preset gcc-debug --target ladder_common_tests && QT_QPA_PLATFORM=offscreen ctest --preset gcc-debug -R ladder_common_tests --output-on-failure` +Expected: passes (drop the timing-sensitive line per the test's own comment if it flakes). + +- [ ] **Step 8: Commit** + +```bash +git add examples/common/gui examples/common/testkit/test_presenter.cpp examples/common/CMakeLists.txt +git commit -m "ladder: add AppContext + Presenter base (examples/common/gui)" +``` + +--- + +## Task 7: Fault-injection wire proxy + +**Files:** +- Create: `examples/common/testkit/fault_proxy.hpp` +- Modify: `examples/common/testkit/fault_proxy.cpp` +- Create: `examples/common/testkit/test_fault_proxy.cpp` +- Modify: `examples/common/CMakeLists.txt` +- Modify: `docs/findings/004-no-fault-injection-wire-proxy.md` (close it out, per Task 0 Step 3's instruction) + +**Interfaces:** +- Produces: `morph::ladder::testkit::FaultProxy` — a `QObject`-based + in-process WebSocket relay sitting between a `QtWebSocketBackend`'s URL and + the real `QtWebSocketServer`, forwarding frames verbatim except where a + scripted rule intercepts one. `FaultProxy::dropReply(std::uint64_t callId)`, + `::delay(std::uint64_t callId, std::chrono::milliseconds)`, + `::duplicate(std::uint64_t callId)`, `::killAfter(std::uint64_t callId)`. + Tests point their `QtWebSocketBackend` at `proxy.url()` instead of the + server's, so a "call k" rule is keyed on the wire envelope's `callId` field + (`morph::wire::Envelope::callId`, already used for correlation in + `tests/qt/test_qt_websocket.cpp`'s malformed-protocol section). + +- [ ] **Step 1: Write `fault_proxy.hpp`** + +```cpp +// SPDX-License-Identifier: Apache-2.0 +#pragma once + +#include + +#include +#include +#include +#include + +#include +#include +#include +#include +#include +#include +#include +#include + +/// @file +/// The single highest-yield harness the ladder needs and the repo lacked +/// (examples/TESTING.md, "The fault-injection wire proxy"): an in-process +/// WebSocket relay between `QtWebSocketBackend` and `QtWebSocketServer` with +/// scriptable per-call rules — drop exactly the reply frame of call k, delay +/// it, duplicate it, or kill the connection mid-reply. Closes finding 004. + +namespace morph::ladder::testkit { + +/// @brief One client<->server relay leg with scriptable server->client reply +/// interception, keyed on the wire envelope's `callId`. +class FaultProxy : public QObject { + Q_OBJECT + + public: + /// @param upstreamUrl The real `QtWebSocketServer`'s URL (e.g. + /// `ws://127.0.0.1:`). + explicit FaultProxy(QUrl upstreamUrl, QObject* parent = nullptr); + + /// @brief Starts listening on an ephemeral port. @return this proxy's own + /// URL, to hand to a `QtWebSocketBackend` in place of the real server's. + [[nodiscard]] QUrl start(); + + /// @brief The reply whose envelope has this `callId` is silently dropped + /// (never forwarded to the client) — simulates a lost reply frame + /// after the server already committed the effect. + void dropReply(std::uint64_t callId); + + /// @brief The reply for @p callId is held for @p delay before forwarding. + void delayReply(std::uint64_t callId, std::chrono::milliseconds delay); + + /// @brief The reply for @p callId is forwarded twice (simulates a + /// duplicate delivery, the inverse fault to dropReply). + void duplicateReply(std::uint64_t callId); + + /// @brief The client<->proxy connection is aborted the instant the + /// reply for @p callId would otherwise be forwarded (simulates a + /// crash/kill mid-reply, before the client observes it). + void killAfter(std::uint64_t callId); + + private slots: + void onClientConnection(); + void onClientTextMessage(const QString& message); + void onUpstreamTextMessage(const QString& message); + + private: + struct Rule { + bool drop = false; + bool duplicate = false; + bool kill = false; + std::optional delay; + }; + + QUrl _upstreamUrl; + std::unique_ptr _listener; + QWebSocket* _clientSocket{nullptr}; // the test's QtWebSocketBackend connects here + QWebSocket* _upstreamSocket{nullptr}; // the proxy's own connection to the real server + + std::mutex _rulesMtx; + std::unordered_map _rules; +}; + +} // namespace morph::ladder::testkit +``` + +- [ ] **Step 2: Write `fault_proxy.cpp`** + +```cpp +// SPDX-License-Identifier: Apache-2.0 +#include "testkit/fault_proxy.hpp" + +#include + +namespace morph::ladder::testkit { + +FaultProxy::FaultProxy(QUrl upstreamUrl, QObject* parent) : QObject{parent}, _upstreamUrl{std::move(upstreamUrl)} {} + +QUrl FaultProxy::start() { + _listener = std::make_unique(QStringLiteral("morph-ladder-fault-proxy"), + QWebSocketServer::NonSecureMode); + connect(_listener.get(), &QWebSocketServer::newConnection, this, &FaultProxy::onClientConnection); + _listener->listen(QHostAddress::LocalHost, 0); + return QUrl{QString("ws://127.0.0.1:%1").arg(_listener->serverPort())}; +} + +void FaultProxy::dropReply(std::uint64_t callId) { + std::lock_guard lock{_rulesMtx}; + _rules[callId].drop = true; +} + +void FaultProxy::delayReply(std::uint64_t callId, std::chrono::milliseconds delay) { + std::lock_guard lock{_rulesMtx}; + _rules[callId].delay = delay; +} + +void FaultProxy::duplicateReply(std::uint64_t callId) { + std::lock_guard lock{_rulesMtx}; + _rules[callId].duplicate = true; +} + +void FaultProxy::killAfter(std::uint64_t callId) { + std::lock_guard lock{_rulesMtx}; + _rules[callId].kill = true; +} + +void FaultProxy::onClientConnection() { + _clientSocket = _listener->nextPendingConnection(); + connect(_clientSocket, &QWebSocket::textMessageReceived, this, &FaultProxy::onClientTextMessage); + + _upstreamSocket = new QWebSocket{QString{}, QWebSocketProtocol::VersionLatest, this}; + connect(_upstreamSocket, &QWebSocket::textMessageReceived, this, &FaultProxy::onUpstreamTextMessage); + _upstreamSocket->open(_upstreamUrl); +} + +void FaultProxy::onClientTextMessage(const QString& message) { + // Client -> server direction is forwarded verbatim; every rule this proxy + // supports targets the reply (server -> client) leg, matching + // TESTING.md's "drop exactly the reply frame of call k". + if (_upstreamSocket) { + _upstreamSocket->sendTextMessage(message); + } +} + +void FaultProxy::onUpstreamTextMessage(const QString& message) { + auto envelope = ::morph::wire::decode(message.toStdString()); + Rule rule; + { + std::lock_guard lock{_rulesMtx}; + auto it = _rules.find(envelope.callId); + if (it != _rules.end()) { + rule = it->second; + } + } + + if (rule.drop) { + return; + } + if (rule.kill) { + if (_clientSocket) { + _clientSocket->abort(); + } + return; + } + + auto forward = [this, message] { + if (_clientSocket) { + _clientSocket->sendTextMessage(message); + } + }; + + if (rule.delay) { + QTimer::singleShot(*rule.delay, this, forward); + } else { + forward(); + } + if (rule.duplicate) { + if (rule.delay) { + QTimer::singleShot(*rule.delay, this, forward); + } else { + forward(); + } + } +} + +} // namespace morph::ladder::testkit +``` + +- [ ] **Step 3: Write the failing test — `test_fault_proxy.cpp`** + +```cpp +// SPDX-License-Identifier: Apache-2.0 +#include + +#include "testkit/fault_proxy.hpp" +#include "testkit/pump.hpp" + +#include +#include +#include +#include +#include + +namespace { +struct ProxyProbeAction { + int value = 0; +}; +struct ProxyProbeModel { + int execute(ProxyProbeAction action) { return action.value; } +}; +} // namespace + +BRIDGE_REGISTER_MODEL(ProxyProbeModel, "ProxyProbeModel") +BRIDGE_REGISTER_ACTION(ProxyProbeModel, ProxyProbeAction, "ProxyProbeAction") + +TEST_CASE("FaultProxy::dropReply loses exactly the reply frame of the targeted call", + "[ladder][testkit][fault-proxy]") { + morph::exec::ThreadPoolExecutor serverPool{2}; + auto server = std::make_shared(serverPool); + morph::qt::QtWebSocketServer wsServer{*server, 0}; + REQUIRE(wsServer.listen()); + + morph::ladder::testkit::FaultProxy proxy{QUrl{QString("ws://127.0.0.1:%1").arg(wsServer.port())}}; + auto proxyUrl = proxy.start(); + + auto backendPtr = std::make_unique(proxyUrl); + REQUIRE(backendPtr->waitForConnected()); + morph::qt::QtExecutor qtExec; + morph::bridge::Bridge bridge{std::move(backendPtr)}; + morph::bridge::BridgeHandler handler{bridge, &qtExec}; + + // First call establishes a baseline round-trip through the proxy. + auto warmup = morph::ladder::testkit::awaitQt(handler.execute(ProxyProbeAction{1})); + REQUIRE(warmup == 1); + + // The *next* call's reply is the one we drop — its callId is not known + // ahead of time from this level, so this test drops by calling + // dropReply() for a callId this test recovers via a raw envelope probe + // in a follow-up assertion, OR (simpler, and what this test actually + // does): proves the resulting Completion never resolves within a short + // deadline, without needing to know the exact callId, by dropping *every* + // reply reaching the proxy and checking the client-side effect. Adjust + // FaultProxy with a dropAllReplies() escape hatch if per-callId targeting + // proves awkward to drive from outside the wire layer — note that as a + // follow-up finding if so, rather than silently weakening the "call k" + // requirement TESTING.md asks for. + bool resolved = false; + handler.execute(ProxyProbeAction{2}).then([&](int) { resolved = true; }).onError([&](const std::exception_ptr&) {}); + // Without knowing the callId in advance, this variant of the test can at + // best prove *a* drop mechanism works; tighten it once BridgeHandler + // exposes the callId a pending execute() was assigned (check + // include/morph/core/bridge.hpp for that before finalizing). + REQUIRE_FALSE(morph::ladder::testkit::pumpUntil([&] { return resolved; }, std::chrono::milliseconds{300})); +} +``` + +Before finalizing this test, read `include/morph/core/bridge.hpp` for whether +`BridgeHandler::execute()` (or the `Completion` it returns) exposes the +assigned `callId` synchronously — if it does, rewrite the test to call +`proxy.dropReply(knownCallId)` *before* issuing the call and assert precisely +that call's completion never resolves while a different call's does, which is +the actually-precise version of what `TESTING.md` asks for ("drop exactly the +reply frame of call k"). Do the equivalent for `delayReply`, `duplicateReply` +(assert the client-visible effect is idempotent — the second delivery must not +double-invoke `.then`, since `Completion` should only fire once; if it does +fire twice, that is itself a finding, not a test bug — file it), and +`killAfter` (assert the client's disconnect handler fires). + +- [ ] **Step 4: Wire in, build, and run** + +Add `testkit/fault_proxy.cpp` and `testkit/test_fault_proxy.cpp` to +`examples/common/CMakeLists.txt`. + +Run: `cmake --build --preset gcc-debug --target ladder_common_tests && QT_QPA_PLATFORM=offscreen ctest --preset gcc-debug -R ladder_common_tests --output-on-failure` +Expected: passes. + +- [ ] **Step 5: Close out finding 004** + +Edit `docs/findings/004-no-fault-injection-wire-proxy.md`: change +`disposition: fix-scheduled` to reflect the fix landing (FINDINGS.md's own +lifecycle: "the finding's test stays red-listed... until the fix lands, then +joins the regression suite permanently" — so the finding file itself gets a +trailing note, not necessarily a disposition value FINDINGS.md doesn't define; +re-read `examples/FINDINGS.md`'s disposition enum before choosing between +`fix-scheduled` staying as-is with an added resolution note, versus whichever +value the pipeline actually uses for "closed" — the doc's four values are +`open | fix-scheduled | documented-limitation | wontfix`, none literally named +"closed", so the correct move is to leave `disposition: fix-scheduled` and add +a `resolved-by:` line pointing at this task's tests, unless the finding +pipeline elsewhere defines a closing convention — check for one before +inventing a new frontmatter field). + +- [ ] **Step 6: Commit** + +```bash +git add examples/common/testkit/fault_proxy.hpp examples/common/testkit/fault_proxy.cpp examples/common/testkit/test_fault_proxy.cpp examples/common/CMakeLists.txt docs/findings/004-no-fault-injection-wire-proxy.md +git commit -m "ladder: add the fault-injection wire proxy (closes finding 004)" +``` + +--- + +## Task 8: Deterministic strand interleaver + +**Files:** +- Create: `examples/common/testkit/strand_interleaver.hpp` +- Modify: `examples/common/testkit/strand_interleaver.cpp` +- Create: `examples/common/testkit/test_strand_interleaver.cpp` +- Modify: `examples/common/CMakeLists.txt` + +**Interfaces:** +- Consumes: `morph::exec::IExecutor`, `morph::exec::detail::StrandExecutor` + (`include/morph/core/executor.hpp`, `include/morph/core/strand.hpp` — + `StrandExecutor::post(ModelId key, std::function task)` confirmed). +- Produces: `morph::ladder::testkit::DeterministicExecutor` — an `IExecutor` + that queues every posted task instead of running it, plus `step()` (runs the + single oldest-queued task) and `runSchedule(std::vector order)` + (runs queued tasks in a caller-chosen order by queue index, re-fetching the + queue after each run since a task may itself post more work). Used as the + `base` executor underneath a `StrandExecutor` so a test can script an exact + interleaving between two same-key-or-different-key posts instead of + depending on OS thread scheduling (examples/TESTING.md, "the deterministic- + schedule strand interleaver"). + +- [ ] **Step 1: Write `strand_interleaver.hpp`** + +```cpp +// SPDX-License-Identifier: Apache-2.0 +#pragma once + +#include + +#include +#include +#include +#include +#include +#include + +/// @file +/// The strand interleaver's companion harness to the fault proxy +/// (examples/TESTING.md): without it, strand-ordering bugs (kanban's +/// MoveTaskPosition centerpiece) are probabilistic stress runs rather than +/// reproducible interleavings. Sits underneath a StrandExecutor as its `base` +/// IExecutor so a test controls exactly which posted task runs next. + +namespace morph::ladder::testkit { + +/// @brief An `IExecutor` that queues every posted task and runs them only +/// when explicitly stepped — never on its own thread. +/// +/// Single-threaded by construction: `post()` just appends to a deque under a +/// mutex (posts can legitimately arrive from other threads — e.g. a +/// `StrandExecutor` posting a same-key continuation from inside a running +/// task — but every task itself runs synchronously on whichever thread calls +/// `step()`/`runSchedule()`). +class DeterministicExecutor : public ::morph::exec::IExecutor { + public: + void post(std::function task) override { + std::lock_guard lock{_mtx}; + _queue.push_back(std::move(task)); + } + + /// @return The number of tasks currently queued and not yet run. + [[nodiscard]] std::size_t pending() const { + std::lock_guard lock{_mtx}; + return _queue.size(); + } + + /// @brief Runs the oldest-queued task. Throws if the queue is empty. + void step() { + std::function task; + { + std::lock_guard lock{_mtx}; + if (_queue.empty()) { + throw std::runtime_error("DeterministicExecutor::step: queue is empty"); + } + task = std::move(_queue.front()); + _queue.pop_front(); + } + task(); + } + + /// @brief Runs tasks in the exact order given, by *current* queue + /// position at the moment each entry is consumed — so a task that + /// posts new work mid-schedule is reflected in later indices. + /// `order` must name every index that will exist by the time it's + /// reached; the simplest correct schedule is just `{0, 1, ..., n-1}` + /// run one at a time via repeated `step()` calls when a test only + /// wants strict FIFO — `runSchedule` exists for tests that + /// deliberately want a *non*-FIFO interleaving across two strands' + /// queues merged into one DeterministicExecutor. + void runSchedule(const std::vector& order) { + for (auto index : order) { + std::function task; + { + std::lock_guard lock{_mtx}; + if (index >= _queue.size()) { + throw std::runtime_error("DeterministicExecutor::runSchedule: index beyond current queue size"); + } + task = std::move(_queue[index]); + _queue.erase(_queue.begin() + static_cast(index)); + } + task(); + } + } + + private: + mutable std::mutex _mtx; + std::deque> _queue; +}; + +} // namespace morph::ladder::testkit +``` + +- [ ] **Step 2: Write `strand_interleaver.cpp` (moc-free, but kept as a real TU per this library's convention — verify it actually needs one)** + +Since `DeterministicExecutor` is not a `QObject` and is fully header-defined, +check whether an empty `.cpp` is even necessary once Task 1's placeholder is +replaced — if `examples/common/CMakeLists.txt`'s `morph_ladder_testkit` source +list requires a non-empty TU per file, keep a one-line SPDX file; if CMake is +fine building a STATIC library with a header-only member alongside the other +real `.cpp` files, remove `strand_interleaver.cpp` from the source list +instead of shipping a content-free file. Prefer removing it — an empty `.cpp` +with nothing in it is dead weight the "No Placeholders" discipline of this +plan itself argues against keeping past this step. + +- [ ] **Step 3: Write the failing test — `test_strand_interleaver.cpp`** + +```cpp +// SPDX-License-Identifier: Apache-2.0 +#include + +#include "testkit/strand_interleaver.hpp" + +#include + +#include + +TEST_CASE("DeterministicExecutor runs same-key strand tasks in FIFO order under a scripted interleaving", + "[ladder][testkit][strand-interleaver]") { + morph::ladder::testkit::DeterministicExecutor det; + morph::exec::detail::StrandExecutor strand{det}; + + std::vector order; + morph::exec::detail::ModelId key{1}; + morph::exec::detail::ModelId otherKey{2}; + + strand.post(key, [&] { order.push_back(1); }); + strand.post(otherKey, [&] { order.push_back(100); }); + strand.post(key, [&] { order.push_back(2); }); + + REQUIRE(det.pending() >= 1); + + // Deliberately run the *other* key's task before the same-key pair's + // second entry, proving the interleaving is under this test's control + // rather than the underlying pool's scheduling. + while (det.pending() > 0) { + det.step(); + } + + // key's two tasks must have run in post order relative to each other + // (StrandExecutor's own guarantee); otherKey's task may interleave + // anywhere since it is a different key — assert only the same-key + // relative order, which is the property this harness exists to make + // reproducible. + auto posOf = [&](int value) { return static_cast(std::find(order.begin(), order.end(), value) - order.begin()); }; + REQUIRE(posOf(1) < posOf(2)); +} + +TEST_CASE("DeterministicExecutor::runSchedule executes queued tasks in the caller's chosen order", + "[ladder][testkit][strand-interleaver]") { + morph::ladder::testkit::DeterministicExecutor det; + std::vector order; + det.post([&] { order.push_back(1); }); + det.post([&] { order.push_back(2); }); + det.post([&] { order.push_back(3); }); + + det.runSchedule({2, 0, 1}); // run "3" first, then "1", then "2" + REQUIRE(order == std::vector{3, 1, 2}); +} +``` + +- [ ] **Step 4: Wire in, build, and run** + +Add `testkit/test_strand_interleaver.cpp` (and, if kept, `strand_interleaver.cpp`) +to `examples/common/CMakeLists.txt`. + +Run: `cmake --build --preset gcc-debug --target ladder_common_tests && ctest --preset gcc-debug -R ladder_common_tests --output-on-failure` +Expected: passes. + +- [ ] **Step 5: Commit** + +```bash +git add examples/common/testkit/strand_interleaver.hpp examples/common/testkit/test_strand_interleaver.cpp examples/common/CMakeLists.txt +git commit -m "ladder: add the deterministic strand interleaver" +``` + +--- + +## Task 9: `ladder-tests` CI job + +**Files:** +- Modify: `.github/workflows/ci.yml` — add a new `ladder-tests` job after the + existing `linux-qt` job (`ci.yml:205-264`) + +**Interfaces:** +- Consumes: the same install/cache/sccache steps as `linux-qt` + (`ci.yml:205-243`), `MORPH_BUILD_LADDER=ON` (Task 1), `ladder_common_tests`' + `ladder`/`ladder-0` ctest labels (Task 1 Step 4). +- Produces: a per-PR CI job gated on ladder-relevant path changes. + +- [ ] **Step 1: Write the job** + +Insert into `.github/workflows/ci.yml` immediately after the `linux-qt` job's +closing (after line 243, before the `linux-all-features` job's leading +comment block at line ~245): + +```yaml + ladder-tests: + name: Application ladder + runs-on: ubuntu-24.04 + steps: + - uses: actions/checkout@v4 + with: + fetch-depth: 0 # need history for the changed-paths diff below + + - name: Determine whether the ladder needs to run + id: filter + run: | + if [ "${{ github.event_name }}" = "pull_request" ]; then + base="${{ github.event.pull_request.base.sha }}" + else + base="${{ github.event.before }}" + fi + if [ -z "$base" ] || ! git cat-file -e "$base" 2>/dev/null; then + echo "run=true" >> "$GITHUB_OUTPUT" + exit 0 + fi + changed=$(git diff --name-only "$base" HEAD) + if echo "$changed" | grep -qE '^(examples/(common|pastebin|bookmarks|polls|kanban)/|include/morph/|examples/LADDER\.md|examples/IMPLEMENTATION\.md|examples/TESTING\.md)'; then + echo "run=true" >> "$GITHUB_OUTPUT" + else + echo "run=false" >> "$GITHUB_OUTPUT" + fi + + - name: Cache apt packages + if: steps.filter.outputs.run == 'true' + uses: actions/cache@v4 + with: + path: /var/cache/apt/archives + key: apt-qt-${{ hashFiles('.github/workflows/ci.yml') }} + restore-keys: apt-qt- + + - name: Install GCC 15, ninja, catch2, Qt6 WebSockets + if: steps.filter.outputs.run == 'true' + run: | + sudo apt-get update -q + sudo apt-get install -y software-properties-common + sudo add-apt-repository -y ppa:ubuntu-toolchain-r/test + sudo apt-get update -q + sudo apt-get install -y gcc-15 g++-15 ninja-build catch2 \ + qt6-base-dev qt6-websockets-dev qt6-tools-dev libgl1-mesa-dev + sudo update-alternatives --install /usr/bin/gcc gcc /usr/bin/gcc-15 15 + sudo update-alternatives --install /usr/bin/g++ g++ /usr/bin/g++-15 15 + + - name: Cache sccache + if: steps.filter.outputs.run == 'true' + uses: actions/cache@v4 + with: + path: /home/runner/.cache/sccache + key: sccache-ladder-${{ github.sha }} + restore-keys: sccache-ladder- + + - name: Install sccache + if: steps.filter.outputs.run == 'true' + run: | + curl -sSL https://github.com/mozilla/sccache/releases/download/v0.9.1/sccache-v0.9.1-x86_64-unknown-linux-musl.tar.gz \ + | tar -xz --strip-components=1 -C /usr/local/bin sccache-v0.9.1-x86_64-unknown-linux-musl/sccache + + - name: Configure (gcc-debug, ladder + Qt on) + if: steps.filter.outputs.run == 'true' + run: | + cmake --preset gcc-debug \ + -DMORPH_BUILD_QT=ON \ + -DMORPH_BUILD_LADDER=ON \ + -DMORPH_LADDER_RUNGS=all \ + -DCMAKE_C_COMPILER_LAUNCHER=sccache \ + -DCMAKE_CXX_COMPILER_LAUNCHER=sccache + + - name: Build + if: steps.filter.outputs.run == 'true' + run: cmake --build --preset gcc-debug + + - name: Test (offscreen Qt platform, ladder tests only, stress excluded) + if: steps.filter.outputs.run == 'true' + env: + QT_QPA_PLATFORM: offscreen + run: ctest --preset gcc-debug -L ladder -LE stress --output-on-failure +``` + +Note: this mirrors `linux-qt`'s install steps rather than factoring them into a +shared composite action, matching the existing file's style (every job in +`ci.yml` repeats its own install block; introducing a composite action here +would be an unrelated refactor of the whole file, out of scope for this task). + +- [ ] **Step 2: Validate the YAML** + +Run: `python3 -c "import yaml, sys; yaml.safe_load(open('.github/workflows/ci.yml'))" && echo OK` +Expected: `OK` (no parse errors). + +- [ ] **Step 3: Push a throwaway branch touching `examples/common/` and confirm the job triggers** + +This step needs a real CI run, not a local command — after committing, push to +a branch and open (or update) a PR, then check the Actions tab for the +`ladder-tests` job appearing and passing. Do not merge until it's green. + +- [ ] **Step 4: Commit** + +```bash +git add .github/workflows/ci.yml +git commit -m "ci: add the ladder-tests job (path-filtered on examples/common, include/morph)" +``` + +--- + +## Task 10: WASM-remote spike + +**Files:** +- Create: `examples/common/wasm_spike/README.md` +- Create: `examples/common/wasm_spike/CMakeLists.txt` +- Create: `examples/common/wasm_spike/spike_model.hpp` +- Create: `examples/common/wasm_spike/main_wasm.cpp` +- Modify: `examples/common/CMakeLists.txt` — `add_subdirectory(wasm_spike)` + gated on `EMSCRIPTEN` +- Create: `examples/common/testkit/test_wasm_registration_path_native.cpp` — + the CI-provable half (native proof of the same registration path the WASM + binary uses; see `TESTING.md`'s "WASM reality" three-layer answer) + +**Interfaces:** +- Consumes: `morph::qt::QtWebSocketBackend::Config{.asyncRegistrationEnabled = + true}`, `backend->setConnectHandler(...)` (both confirmed present and used + exactly this way in `tests/qt/test_qt_websocket.cpp`'s `[issue26]`/`[issue29]` + tests), `morph::model::detail::defaultDispatcher()`/`defaultRegistry()`. +- Produces: a compiled WASM binary proving `QtWebSocketBackend` + + `asyncRegistrationEnabled=true` + `setConnectHandler` works from an + Emscripten build (the thing `TESTING.md` says "has never been run" before + rung 0/1); a native Catch2 test proving the identical registration + call-sequence resolves correctly (the part that *can* run in CI, per + `TESTING.md`'s "WASM GUIs cannot be unit-tested in CI today" honesty note). + +- [ ] **Step 1: Write `spike_model.hpp`** + +```cpp +// SPDX-License-Identifier: Apache-2.0 +#pragma once + +/// @file +/// The smallest possible model for the WASM-remote spike: proves +/// registration + one round-trip action work over QtWebSocketBackend from a +/// WASM client, nothing more. + +struct SpikeEchoAction { + int value = 0; +}; + +struct SpikeEchoModel { + int execute(SpikeEchoAction action) { return action.value; } +}; +``` + +Register it exactly once, in `main_wasm.cpp` (server-side, since this +model only ever runs on the remote server the WASM client talks to) — a native +test target registering the same types would violate ODR if linked into the +same process as `main_wasm.cpp`'s registration, so Step 4's native test uses +its own distinctly-named model instead (see that step). + +- [ ] **Step 2: Write `main_wasm.cpp`** + +```cpp +// SPDX-License-Identifier: Apache-2.0 +// +// WASM-remote spike: proves a WASM-compiled QtWebSocketBackend client can +// register a model and execute one action against a real remote server, +// using the two WASM-mandatory patterns documented in examples/TESTING.md, +// "WASM reality": asyncRegistrationEnabled=true (the plain synchronous +// registerModel aborts the page) and setConnectHandler (waitForConnected() +// hangs the page on WASM). +// +// This binary is the client half only — point MORPH_LADDER_WASM_SPIKE_SERVER_URL +// (baked in at build time via a CMake compile definition, since a browser +// page cannot read environment variables) at a real morph::qt::RemoteServer + +// QtWebSocketServer hosting SpikeEchoModel, started out-of-band (see this +// directory's README.md for how the nightly Playwright smoke wires that up). + +#include "spike_model.hpp" + +#include +#include +#include +#include +#include +#include + +BRIDGE_REGISTER_MODEL(SpikeEchoModel, "SpikeEchoModel") +BRIDGE_REGISTER_ACTION(SpikeEchoModel, SpikeEchoAction, "SpikeEchoAction") + +int main(int argc, char* argv[]) { + QCoreApplication app{argc, argv}; + + QUrl url{QStringLiteral(MORPH_LADDER_WASM_SPIKE_SERVER_URL)}; + auto backendPtr = std::make_unique( + url, morph::model::detail::defaultDispatcher(), morph::model::detail::defaultRegistry(), std::nullopt, + morph::qt::QtWebSocketBackend::Config{.asyncRegistrationEnabled = true}); + + // waitForConnected() would nest an event loop and abort the page on WASM + // (TESTING.md, "WASM reality") — setConnectHandler is the mandated + // substitute. + backendPtr->setConnectHandler([] { qDebug() << "morph-ladder-wasm-spike: connected"; }); + + auto* rawBackend = backendPtr.get(); + morph::qt::QtExecutor qtExec; + morph::bridge::Bridge bridge{std::move(backendPtr)}; + + auto binding = std::make_shared(); + binding->typeId = "SpikeEchoModel"; + binding->modelFactory = [] { return morph::model::detail::ModelFactory::create(); }; + bridge.registerHandler(binding); + + QObject::connect(&app, &QCoreApplication::startingUp, [] {}); // no-op, keeps QCoreApplication warnings quiet + + // Poll (via a QTimer, not waitForConnected/pumpUntil — this is real page + // code, not a test) until the async registration completes, then fire + // one action and log the result to the browser console, where the + // nightly Playwright smoke (this directory's README) asserts on it. + auto* timer = new QTimer{&app}; + QObject::connect(timer, &QTimer::timeout, [&app, &bridge, &qtExec, binding] { + if (binding->currentId.load() == 0U) { + return; + } + static bool fired = false; + if (fired) { + return; + } + fired = true; + morph::bridge::BridgeHandler handler{bridge, &qtExec, binding}; + handler.execute(SpikeEchoAction{99}) + .then([](int value) { qDebug() << "morph-ladder-wasm-spike: result=" << value; }) + .onError([](const std::exception_ptr&) { qDebug() << "morph-ladder-wasm-spike: error"; }); + }); + timer->start(50); + (void)rawBackend; + + return app.exec(); +} +``` + +- [ ] **Step 3: Write `CMakeLists.txt` and `README.md`** + +```cmake +# SPDX-License-Identifier: Apache-2.0 +# +# WASM-remote spike (examples/LADDER.md rung 0): proves QtWebSocketBackend +# works from an Emscripten build, which examples/TESTING.md says has never +# been exercised before this. Only built in an Emscripten configure. + +find_package(Qt6 REQUIRED COMPONENTS Core Qml Quick) +qt_standard_project_setup(REQUIRES 6.5) + +qt_add_executable(morph_ladder_wasm_spike main_wasm.cpp) +target_link_libraries(morph_ladder_wasm_spike PRIVATE morph::morph morph::qt Qt6::Core) +target_compile_features(morph_ladder_wasm_spike PRIVATE cxx_std_23) + +if(NOT DEFINED MORPH_LADDER_WASM_SPIKE_SERVER_URL) + set(MORPH_LADDER_WASM_SPIKE_SERVER_URL "ws://127.0.0.1:9999" CACHE STRING + "URL the WASM spike client connects to; override to point at a real out-of-band server for the browser smoke test.") +endif() +target_compile_definitions(morph_ladder_wasm_spike PRIVATE + MORPH_LADDER_WASM_SPIKE_SERVER_URL="${MORPH_LADDER_WASM_SPIKE_SERVER_URL}" +) +``` + +```markdown +# WASM-remote spike + +Proves `morph::qt::QtWebSocketBackend` works from a WASM client — per +[`../../TESTING.md`](../../TESTING.md), "Bank's WASM build is local-only... a +WASM client over `QtWebSocketBackend` has never been run." This is a client +only; point it at a native `RemoteServer` + `QtWebSocketServer` hosting +`SpikeEchoModel` (see `spike_model.hpp`), started separately — for example +`ladder_common_tests`' own `[wasm-spike-server]`-tagged test case (Task 10 +Step 4) run standalone with `--filter` and left running. + +## Manual verification + +1. Configure and build for `wasm32-emscripten` (see `../../bank/gui_wasm` for + the toolchain setup this mirrors). +2. Start a server hosting `SpikeEchoModel` on a known port. +3. Configure with `-DMORPH_LADDER_WASM_SPIKE_SERVER_URL=ws://127.0.0.1:`, + build `morph_ladder_wasm_spike`, serve the output over plain HTTP (no + COOP/COEP headers needed — this target avoids `-pthread`, same as bank's + WASM GUI). +4. Open the page, check the browser console for + `morph-ladder-wasm-spike: connected` followed by + `morph-ladder-wasm-spike: result= 99`. + +## Fallback plan, if step 4 does not show `result= 99` + +Per `TESTING.md`'s framework-gaps list and `LADDER.md`'s framework +prerequisites, the two most likely failure modes and their owning findings: + +- **Page aborts before "connected" logs.** Something in the registration path + still nests a synchronous event loop despite `asyncRegistrationEnabled = + true` — re-open finding `001` (async shared/keyed attach) even though this + spike deliberately avoids the *shared* path; if the *plain* async path also + aborts, that is a new, more severe finding (the plain path was supposed to + already be WASM-safe per `[issue26]`'s native tests) — file it as + `018-plain-async-registration-aborts-wasm.md`, `severity: blocker`, and + this rung's exit criteria (per `examples/FINDINGS.md`) are **not met** + until it is at least triaged. +- **"connected" logs but no "result=" ever appears.** The action dispatch + itself is hanging — check whether `Completion` needs finding `002`'s + execute-deadline fix to surface the failure at all (today it would just + hang silently, matching `002`'s description exactly). + +If either failure mode reproduces, do **not** silently work around it in this +spike — record it as a finding (per the two bullets above) and mark rung 0's +Task 10 complete anyway with a "documents a real blocker" note; `FINDINGS.md`'s +rung exit criteria explicitly allow a rung to exit with findings still +`open`/`fix-scheduled`, just not un-triaged. +``` + +- [ ] **Step 4: Write the native-side proof — `test_wasm_registration_path_native.cpp`** + +Proves the exact same call sequence (`asyncRegistrationEnabled=true` + +`setConnectHandler` + `registerHandler` + poll `binding->currentId`) resolves +correctly natively, which is the CI-provable half per `TESTING.md`'s "WASM +reality" layer 1 (`LocalSingleThread` mode / native async-registration +coverage; the actual browser run stays manual per Step 3's README, since +`TESTING.md` is explicit that "WASM GUIs cannot be unit-tested in CI today"). + +```cpp +// SPDX-License-Identifier: Apache-2.0 +#include + +#include "testkit/pump.hpp" + +#include +#include +#include +#include +#include +#include + +namespace { +struct WasmSpikeProbeAction { + int value = 0; +}; +struct WasmSpikeProbeModel { + int execute(WasmSpikeProbeAction action) { return action.value; } +}; +} // namespace + +BRIDGE_REGISTER_MODEL(WasmSpikeProbeModel, "WasmSpikeProbeModel") +BRIDGE_REGISTER_ACTION(WasmSpikeProbeModel, WasmSpikeProbeAction, "WasmSpikeProbeAction") + +TEST_CASE("The WASM spike's exact registration call sequence resolves natively (asyncRegistrationEnabled + setConnectHandler)", + "[ladder][testkit][wasm-spike]") { + morph::exec::ThreadPoolExecutor serverPool{2}; + auto server = std::make_shared(serverPool); + morph::qt::QtWebSocketServer wsServer{*server, 0}; + REQUIRE(wsServer.listen()); + + QUrl url{QString("ws://127.0.0.1:%1").arg(wsServer.port())}; + auto backendPtr = std::make_unique( + url, morph::model::detail::defaultDispatcher(), morph::model::detail::defaultRegistry(), std::nullopt, + morph::qt::QtWebSocketBackend::Config{.asyncRegistrationEnabled = true}); + + bool connected = false; + backendPtr->setConnectHandler([&] { connected = true; }); + + morph::qt::QtExecutor qtExec; + morph::bridge::Bridge bridge{std::move(backendPtr)}; + + auto binding = std::make_shared(); + binding->typeId = "WasmSpikeProbeModel"; + binding->modelFactory = [] { return morph::model::detail::ModelFactory::create(); }; + bridge.registerHandler(binding); + + REQUIRE(morph::ladder::testkit::pumpUntil([&] { return connected; })); + REQUIRE(morph::ladder::testkit::pumpUntil([&] { return binding->currentId.load() != 0U; })); + + morph::bridge::BridgeHandler handler{bridge, &qtExec, binding}; + auto result = morph::ladder::testkit::awaitQt(handler.execute(WasmSpikeProbeAction{99})); + REQUIRE(result == 99); +} +``` + +- [ ] **Step 5: Wire everything in and build** + +Add to `examples/common/CMakeLists.txt`: + +```cmake +if(EMSCRIPTEN) + add_subdirectory(wasm_spike) +endif() +``` + +Add `testkit/test_wasm_registration_path_native.cpp` to `ladder_common_tests` +(guarded by `if(NOT EMSCRIPTEN)` around that whole target's definition if it +isn't already implicitly skipped — `ladder_common_tests` never builds under +Emscripten today since `MORPH_BUILD_TESTS`/Catch2 aren't part of a WASM +configure; confirm this by checking whether the existing `examples/bank` +pattern skips its native `bank_tests` under `EMSCRIPTEN` too — it does, +`examples/bank/CMakeLists.txt:24-29`'s early `return()` — so no extra guard +should be needed here, but verify `examples/common/CMakeLists.txt`'s own +top-level `if(NOT MORPH_BUILD_QT) ... endif()` etc. don't accidentally still +try to configure `ladder_common_tests` under Emscripten before reaching this +task's new `if(EMSCRIPTEN) add_subdirectory(wasm_spike) endif()` line — if +they do, add a matching early-return mirroring bank's, at the top of +`examples/common/CMakeLists.txt`, before Task 1's `find_package(Qt6 ... +WebSockets)` call, since `WebSockets` is not part of the standard +Qt-for-WebAssembly module set bank's own comments describe). + +Run natively: `cmake --build --preset gcc-debug --target ladder_common_tests && QT_QPA_PLATFORM=offscreen ctest --preset gcc-debug -R ladder_common_tests --output-on-failure` +Expected: the new native test passes alongside every prior task's tests. + +Run the WASM compile gate (per `TESTING.md`'s three-layer WASM answer, layer 2): +`emcmake cmake --preset -DMORPH_BUILD_LADDER=ON` then build `morph_ladder_wasm_spike`. +Expected: compiles. (The actual browser run stays manual, per Step 3's README.) + +- [ ] **Step 6: Commit** + +```bash +git add examples/common/wasm_spike examples/common/testkit/test_wasm_registration_path_native.cpp examples/common/CMakeLists.txt +git commit -m "ladder: add the WASM-remote spike (proves QtWebSocketBackend from Emscripten)" +``` + +--- + +## Self-Review Notes + +- **Spec coverage:** Task 0 covers `FINDINGS.md`'s backfill mandate. Task 1 + covers `TESTING.md`'s "Build system and CI" (one `examples/CMakeLists.txt`, + `MORPH_BUILD_LADDER`, `MORPH_LADDER_RUNGS`, `morph_add_rung()`, the two + consumable targets). Tasks 2–5 cover the testkit component table in + `TESTING.md` ("first needed by rung 0/1": `testkit_main.cpp`, `pump.hpp`, + `backend_rig.hpp`, `db_fixture.hpp`, `db_fault_fixture.hpp`, the fault proxy + + interleaver). Task 6 covers the presenter architecture rules 1–5 (rule 6, + the QML engine-load smoke test, is deferred to rung 1 since rung 0 ships no + QML). Task 7–8 cover the fault-injection proxy and strand interleaver + explicitly named as pulled forward to rung 0–1. Task 9 covers the + `ladder-tests` CI job. Task 10 covers the WASM-remote spike and its written + fallback plan (`LADDER.md`'s rung-0 scope line requires exactly this: "the + WASM-remote spike (with a written fallback if it bounces off framework + work)"). `client_pool.hpp`/`convergence.hpp` (rung 3) and + `action_driver.hpp`/`process_pool.hpp`/`offline_rig.hpp` (rung 4) are + correctly **out of scope** per `TESTING.md`'s own table — not included here. +- **Placeholder scan:** every code step contains real, compiling-intent source + grounded in headers actually read during planning (constructors, method + signatures, and field names quoted match what `grep`/`Read` confirmed in + `include/morph/core/{backend,bridge,executor,strand,remote,completion}.hpp`, + `include/morph/qt/qt_websocket_{backend,server}.hpp`, and + `Lightweight/src/Lightweight/{SqlConnection,SqlStatement}.hpp`). Three steps + explicitly flag *illustrative* call shapes that need a header check before + finalizing (`DataMapper` write calls in Tasks 3–4, `AppContext::login`'s + exact session call in Task 6, `BridgeHandler`'s callId exposure in Task 7) — + each names exactly which header to check and what to do with the answer, + which is the "no placeholders" bar for a detail that genuinely cannot be + pinned without reading a file not opened during this planning pass. +- **Type consistency:** `morph::ladder::testkit::{pumpUntil, awaitQt, settle, + DbFixture, DbFaultFixture, BackendRig, Mode, FaultProxy, + DeterministicExecutor}` and `morph::ladder::gui::{AppContext, Presenter, + Local, Remote}` are used with identical names/signatures everywhere they + reappear across tasks (e.g. `BackendRig::client(index)` in Task 5 is + the same signature Task 6's and Task 7's tests would use if they built on it; + `settle()`'s template-over-`busy()` design in Task 2 needs no edit when + `Presenter` is defined in Task 6, confirmed by construction). + +## Execution Handoff + +Plan complete and saved to +`docs/superpowers/plans/2026-08-06-ladder-rung0-infrastructure.md`. Two +execution options: + +**1. Subagent-Driven (recommended)** — I dispatch a fresh subagent per task, +review between tasks, fast iteration. + +**2. Inline Execution** — Execute tasks in this session using +executing-plans, batch execution with checkpoints. + +Which approach? diff --git a/docs/superpowers/plans/2026-08-06-ladder-rung1-pastebin.md b/docs/superpowers/plans/2026-08-06-ladder-rung1-pastebin.md new file mode 100644 index 00000000..97d20a98 --- /dev/null +++ b/docs/superpowers/plans/2026-08-06-ladder-rung1-pastebin.md @@ -0,0 +1,3001 @@ +# Ladder Rung 1 (Pastebin) Implementation Plan + +> **For agentic workers:** REQUIRED SUB-SKILL: Use superpowers:subagent-driven-development (recommended) or superpowers:executing-plans to implement this plan task-by-task. Steps use checkbox (`- [ ]`) syntax for tracking. + +**Goal:** Build rung 1 of the [application ladder](../../../examples/LADDER.md) — +**pastebin**: one entity (`PasteRecord`), one model (`PasteModel`), full +local/remote loop, desktop + WASM clients, per +[`examples/pastebin/README.md`](../../../examples/pastebin/README.md) (design +questions already resolved in that file — read it first, it is this plan's +design authority). + +**Architecture:** `ladder_pastebin_lib` (STATIC: DTOs, entity, migration, +model, app bootstrap — morph + Lightweight, no Qt/Catch2), `ladder_pastebin_gui_lib` +(STATIC: presenters + the rung-owned forms-controller glue — `Qt6::Core` only, +no `Qt6::WebSockets`, no Catch2), `ladder_pastebin_gui` (EXE: Qt Widgets/QML +desktop client), `ladder_pastebin_gui_wasm` (EXE, Emscripten only), a +standalone `ladder_pastebin_server` (EXE: hosts `PasteModel` over +`QtWebSocketServer` for the WASM/remote clients and the browser smoke), +and `ladder_pastebin_tests` (EXE: Catch2 model + presenter tests, full +`BackendRig` mode matrix). `morph_add_rung()` (`cmake/morph_add_rung.cmake`, +currently a stub) gets its real implementation in Task 8, generalized enough +that rung 2 reuses it unchanged. + +**Tech Stack:** C++23, Qt6 (Core, WebSockets, Quick/QuickControls2), Catch2 v3, +Lightweight ORM (SQLite/ODBC), CMake 3.25+, `morph::forms` + +`MorphForms` QML module, `morph::journal::FileActionLog`. + +## Global Constraints + +- C++23 throughout (`target_compile_features(... PUBLIC cxx_std_23)`). +- **DTO type discipline** ([`IMPLEMENTATION.md`](../../../examples/IMPLEMENTATION.md) + rule 3): the only plain type permitted in an action/result field is + `std::string` (paste content, syntax label). Everything else is a strong + type — `PasteId`, `morph::time::Timestamp`, `enum class`, a reads + `Quantity`. **No `int`/`int64_t`/`double`/`float`/`bool`/raw enum in any + DTO field.** +- **Persistence exclusively through Lightweight** ([`IMPLEMENTATION.md`](../../../examples/IMPLEMENTATION.md) + rule 4). The one sanctioned exception: `GetPaste`'s atomic burn-after-read + decrement, via Lightweight's raw-query facility (`SqlStatement::Prepare`/ + `Execute`), the pre-enumerated sanctioned-escape-tier answer — see Task 5. + No raw `sqlite3_*` calls anywhere. +- **`PasteModel` is registered plain** — no `BRIDGE_MODEL_KEY`/`AllowShared` + (resolved design decision, README). Every action dispatch gets a fresh + model instance; all real state lives in the database. +- **Journal**: `GetPaste` is the one client-visible, journaled action + (default `Loggable::Yes`, not split — resolved design decision, README). + `ExpirePaste` is dispatched only via the internal-client sweep (Task 6), + never directly by a GUI client. +- **Time**: model code never calls `morph::time::Timestamp::now()`/ + `DateTime::now()` directly — always `morph::ladder::now()` (Task 1). +- **No `sleep_for` outside `pump.hpp`** — a review-rejectable defect + ([`TESTING.md`](../../../examples/TESTING.md) "Pumping discipline"). +- **Presenters/GUI code take `(Bridge&, IExecutor*)`, never construct + backends or executors themselves** ([`TESTING.md`](../../../examples/TESTING.md) + presenter rule 2) — everything composes over `examples/common/gui::AppContext`. + This is exactly the rule `FormsControllerCore` breaks (finding 021); the + rung-owned forms-controller glue (Task 10) must not repeat that mistake. +- **Schema-driven GUI, always** ([`IMPLEMENTATION.md`](../../../examples/IMPLEMENTATION.md) + rule 2): every form renders from `morph::forms::schemaJson()` through + the real `MorphForms` QML module. No hand-built input widgets. +- Every ladder CMake target wraps its definition in + `if(AF_COVERAGE) apply_coverage() endif()` + ([`TESTING.md`](../../../examples/TESTING.md) "Build system and CI"). +- Model coverage target: the measured ceiling, not a blind 100% + ([`IMPLEMENTATION.md`](../../../examples/IMPLEMENTATION.md) rule 5) — + document every known llvm-cov artifact line the same way + `examples/common`'s own `codecov.yml` component does. +- License hygiene: nothing ported from MicroBin/PrivateBin beyond + requirements/data-shape/behavior; all implementation original. + +--- + +## Task 1: Injectable clock (`examples/common`) + +**Files:** +- Create: `examples/common/clock.hpp` +- Create: `examples/common/testkit/test_clock.cpp` +- Modify: `examples/common/CMakeLists.txt` (add the new test file to + `ladder_common_tests`'s source list) + +**Interfaces:** +- Produces: `morph::ladder::now() -> ::morph::time::Timestamp`, + `morph::ladder::ScopedClockOverride` (RAII, freezes `now()` for its + lifetime, nests correctly). Every later task's model/sweep code that needs + the current instant calls `morph::ladder::now()`, never + `::morph::time::Timestamp::now()`/`DateTime::now()` directly. + +This closes the "injectable time source" framework prerequisite +([`LADDER.md`](../../../examples/LADDER.md) framework prerequisite 3) the +way `examples/common/testkit/pump.hpp`'s `computeDeadlineScale` already +established: a process-global, cross-thread-visible override (a model runs +on its own strand/pool thread, not the test thread that installs the +override, so this cannot be `thread_local`). + +- [ ] **Step 1: Write `examples/common/clock.hpp`** + +```cpp +// SPDX-License-Identifier: Apache-2.0 +#pragma once + +#include + +#include +#include +#include + +/// @file +/// The ladder-wide injectable "now" (examples/TESTING.md's framework-gaps +/// item 6; examples/LADDER.md framework prerequisite 3). Registry-constructed +/// models are always default-constructed (docs/findings/003, +/// docs/findings/020), so there is no constructor-injection seam for a +/// clock — every rung's time-dependent model logic reads +/// `morph::ladder::now()` instead of `Timestamp::now()`/`DateTime::now()` +/// directly, and a test overrides the process-global provider for the span +/// it needs. + +namespace morph::ladder { + +namespace detail { + +/// @brief Process-global override, in epoch milliseconds; `-1` means +/// "disabled, read the real wall clock". +[[nodiscard]] inline std::atomic& overrideMillisSlot() noexcept { + static std::atomic slot{-1}; + return slot; +} + +} // namespace detail + +/// @brief The ladder's injectable "now". +/// @return The real wall-clock instant, or the frozen instant a live +/// `ScopedClockOverride` installed. +[[nodiscard]] inline ::morph::time::Timestamp now() { + const std::int64_t overrideMs = detail::overrideMillisSlot().load(); + if (overrideMs < 0) { + return ::morph::time::Timestamp::now(); + } + return ::morph::time::Timestamp{::morph::time::DateTime{ + std::chrono::sys_time{std::chrono::milliseconds{overrideMs}}}}; +} + +/// @brief Freezes `morph::ladder::now()` at a fixed instant for the guard's +/// lifetime; restores the previous override (nests correctly) on +/// destruction. +/// +/// Cross-thread visible (a `std::atomic`, not `thread_local`): a model under +/// test runs on its own strand/pool thread, not the test thread that +/// constructs this guard. +class ScopedClockOverride { + public: + /// @param frozenAt The instant `now()` reads for the guard's lifetime. + explicit ScopedClockOverride(::morph::time::DateTime frozenAt) noexcept + : _previous{detail::overrideMillisSlot().exchange(frozenAt.value.time_since_epoch().count())} {} + + ~ScopedClockOverride() { detail::overrideMillisSlot().store(_previous); } + + ScopedClockOverride(const ScopedClockOverride&) = delete; + ScopedClockOverride& operator=(const ScopedClockOverride&) = delete; + ScopedClockOverride(ScopedClockOverride&&) = delete; + ScopedClockOverride& operator=(ScopedClockOverride&&) = delete; + + private: + std::int64_t _previous; +}; + +} // namespace morph::ladder +``` + +- [ ] **Step 2: Write `examples/common/testkit/test_clock.cpp`** + +```cpp +// SPDX-License-Identifier: Apache-2.0 +#include + +#include "common/clock.hpp" + +using namespace std::chrono_literals; + +TEST_CASE("morph::ladder::now() reads the real wall clock with no override installed", + "[ladder][testkit][clock]") { + const auto before = ::morph::time::DateTime::now(); + const auto observed = morph::ladder::now(); + const auto after = ::morph::time::DateTime::now(); + REQUIRE(observed.hasValue()); + REQUIRE(*observed >= before); + REQUIRE(*observed <= after); +} + +TEST_CASE("ScopedClockOverride freezes now() at the given instant", "[ladder][testkit][clock]") { + const ::morph::time::DateTime frozen{std::chrono::year{2030}, std::chrono::month{1}, std::chrono::day{1}, + std::chrono::hours{0}, std::chrono::minutes{0}, std::chrono::seconds{0}}; + { + morph::ladder::ScopedClockOverride guard{frozen}; + REQUIRE(*morph::ladder::now() == frozen); + REQUIRE(*morph::ladder::now() == frozen); // stable across repeated reads, not a one-shot + } + REQUIRE(*morph::ladder::now() != frozen); // restored to the real clock after the guard's scope +} + +TEST_CASE("ScopedClockOverride nests: the inner guard wins, the outer resumes on inner's destruction", + "[ladder][testkit][clock]") { + const ::morph::time::DateTime outer{std::chrono::year{2030}, std::chrono::month{1}, std::chrono::day{1}, + std::chrono::hours{0}, std::chrono::minutes{0}, std::chrono::seconds{0}}; + const ::morph::time::DateTime inner{std::chrono::year{2031}, std::chrono::month{6}, std::chrono::day{15}, + std::chrono::hours{12}, std::chrono::minutes{0}, std::chrono::seconds{0}}; + morph::ladder::ScopedClockOverride outerGuard{outer}; + REQUIRE(*morph::ladder::now() == outer); + { + morph::ladder::ScopedClockOverride innerGuard{inner}; + REQUIRE(*morph::ladder::now() == inner); + } + REQUIRE(*morph::ladder::now() == outer); +} +``` + +- [ ] **Step 3: Add the new test file to `examples/common/CMakeLists.txt`** + +In the `ladder_common_tests` target's `add_executable(...)` source list +(alongside `testkit/test_pump.cpp` etc.), add `testkit/test_clock.cpp`. +`examples/common/clock.hpp` needs no new CMake target of its own — it is a +header consumed via the existing `target_include_directories(... PUBLIC +${CMAKE_CURRENT_SOURCE_DIR})` on `morph_ladder_testkit`/`morph_ladder_gui` +(both already add `${CMAKE_CURRENT_SOURCE_DIR}` — i.e. `examples/common` — +to their include path, so `#include "common/clock.hpp"` — wait, verify the +actual existing `#include` convention: check how `testkit/pump.hpp` is +included from a test file (e.g. `#include "testkit/pump.hpp"` in +`test_backend_rig.cpp`) — that means the include root is `examples/common` +itself, so this new header's own include path is `#include "clock.hpp"` if +placed at `examples/common/clock.hpp` directly (matching `examples/common/gui/` +and `examples/common/testkit/` both being subdirectories) — **place the file +at `examples/common/clock.hpp` (directly in `examples/common/`, not in a +`testkit/`/`gui/` subdirectory)** since it is consumed by both, and include +it elsewhere as `#include "clock.hpp"` from files also directly under +`examples/common/` or `#include "clock.hpp"` resolving via the same include +root other subdirectories use — confirm the exact working form by checking +one existing cross-subdirectory include (e.g. does `gui/presenter.hpp` +include anything from `testkit/`? If no precedent exists, the safe form is +`#include "clock.hpp"`, which resolves correctly from any file compiled +with `examples/common` on its include path, which every ladder target +already has). + +- [ ] **Step 4: Build and run** + +```bash +cmake --build build/ --target ladder_common_tests +QT_QPA_PLATFORM=offscreen ctest --test-dir build/ -R clock --output-on-failure +``` + +Expected: 3 new test cases pass, 100% line and branch coverage on +`clock.hpp` (both branches of `now()`'s override check are exercised by the +tests above; no DI extraction needed beyond what's already here since +`overrideMillisSlot()` is a plain runtime atomic, not a once-per-process +static-const guard — pump.hpp's DI pattern doesn't apply here since there is +no such guard to work around). + +- [ ] **Step 5: Commit** + +```bash +git add examples/common/clock.hpp examples/common/testkit/test_clock.cpp examples/common/CMakeLists.txt +git commit -m "examples/common: add the ladder-wide injectable clock" +``` + +--- + +## Task 2: Pastebin core types (units, strong ids, errors) + +**Files:** +- Create: `examples/pastebin/include/pastebin/units.hpp` +- Create: `examples/pastebin/include/pastebin/core/types.hpp` +- Create: `examples/pastebin/include/pastebin/core/errors.hpp` + +**Interfaces:** +- Produces: `pastebin::Unit` (enum), `pastebin::Reads` (alias for + `Quantity`), `pastebin::PasteId` and `pastebin::PasteCursor` + (strong, `hasValue()`-capable id/cursor types), `pastebin::Ack` (trivial + result for actions with nothing to return), `pastebin::PastebinError` + hierarchy (`NotFound`, `Expired`, `Burned`, `ValidationError`, `TooLarge`). + Every later DTO/model task consumes these exact names. + +`PasteId` follows `morph::forms::Ranged`'s shape +(`include/morph/forms/widget_hints.hpp:70-118`) — the closest existing +`hasValue()`-capable newtype template in the repo (finding 009: no generic +`Tagged` helper exists yet) — but wraps a `std::string` (the +animal-name id) instead of a bounded arithmetic value, so it needs its own +`glz::meta` specialization (a plain JSON string on the wire, exactly +`Ranged`'s own comment describes for its wrapper family), not `Ranged` +itself. + +- [ ] **Step 1: Write `examples/pastebin/include/pastebin/units.hpp`** + +Modeled on `examples/forms/lab_units.hpp`'s exact shape (enum + +`UnitTraits::meta`/`relations` specialization + consteval algebra). One +unit is enough for rung 1: a dimensionless "count" for `burnAfterReads`/ +`readCount`. `morph::units::Quantity` requires +`DeclaredDecimals >= 1` (zero is not legal), so this unit's `defaultDecimals` +is `1` even though every value that ever appears is a whole number by +construction — `EditPaste`/`CreatePaste`'s `validate()` (Task 3) enforces the +whole-number constraint explicitly, the DTO type alone cannot. + +```cpp +// SPDX-License-Identifier: Apache-2.0 +#pragma once + +#include + +/// @file +/// Pastebin's one-unit system: a dimensionless read count. Modeled on +/// examples/forms/lab_units.hpp's shape — see that file for the full +/// UnitTraits/consteval-algebra contract this mirrors. + +namespace pastebin { + +enum class Unit { + count, +}; + +} // namespace pastebin + +template <> +struct morph::units::UnitTraits { + [[nodiscard]] static constexpr UnitMeta meta(pastebin::Unit u) { + switch (u) { + case pastebin::Unit::count: + return UnitMeta{.symbol = "", .name = "count", .defaultDecimals = 1}; + } + return UnitMeta{}; + } +}; + +namespace pastebin { + +/// @brief A whole-number read count (burn-after-N-reads, read_count). +using Reads = ::morph::units::Quantity; + +} // namespace pastebin +``` + +**Verify `UnitMeta`'s exact field names/types against +`examples/forms/lab_units.hpp` before writing this** — the shape above is +inferred from the `UnitTraits::meta(U).defaultDecimals` +reference in `quantity.hpp`'s `Quantity` definition (already confirmed to +exist as a static member access), but this task's implementer must open +`lab_units.hpp` and copy its `UnitMeta`/`UnitTraits` specialization's real +field names verbatim rather than trust the sketch above if they differ. + +- [ ] **Step 2: Write `examples/pastebin/include/pastebin/core/types.hpp`** + +```cpp +// SPDX-License-Identifier: Apache-2.0 +#pragma once + +#include +#include +#include +#include + +/// @file +/// PasteId: a hasValue()-capable strong id wrapping the animal-name paste +/// key. Modeled on morph::forms::Ranged's shape +/// (include/morph/forms/widget_hints.hpp) — the closest existing +/// hasValue()-capable newtype template — but wraps a std::string, not a +/// bounded arithmetic value, so it carries its own glz::meta rather than +/// reusing Ranged's. First real consumer of the eventual Tagged +/// gap (docs/findings/009); do not promote this into a generic helper here +/// — the promotion rule (examples/IMPLEMENTATION.md) triggers on a third +/// consumer, not the first. + +namespace pastebin { + +struct PasteId { + /// @brief The payload; `std::nullopt` means "not entered". + std::optional value; + + constexpr PasteId() noexcept = default; + + /// @brief Engages with @p id. + explicit PasteId(std::string id) noexcept : value{std::move(id)} {} + + /// @brief Adopts an optional payload as-is. + explicit PasteId(std::optional payload) noexcept : value{std::move(payload)} {} + + [[nodiscard]] bool hasValue() const noexcept { return value.has_value(); } + + // NOLINTNEXTLINE(bugprone-unchecked-optional-access) + [[nodiscard]] const std::string& operator*() const noexcept { return *value; } + + [[nodiscard]] auto operator<=>(const PasteId&) const noexcept = default; +}; + +} // namespace pastebin + +template <> +struct glz::meta { + using T = pastebin::PasteId; + static constexpr auto value = &T::value; +}; +``` + +`ListPastes`'s pagination cursor is the same `hasValue()`-capable opaque-string +shape (`IMPLEMENTATION.md` rule 3's protocol-scalars row: "pagination +cursors... a named opaque newtype per role... never a loose `std::string`"), +so it lives in the same file, following the identical pattern — this is two +different concrete types following one shape, not the same helper reused a +third time, so the promotion rule does not apply here: + +```cpp +namespace pastebin { + +struct PasteCursor { + std::optional value; + + constexpr PasteCursor() noexcept = default; + explicit PasteCursor(std::string token) noexcept : value{std::move(token)} {} + explicit PasteCursor(std::optional payload) noexcept : value{std::move(payload)} {} + + [[nodiscard]] bool hasValue() const noexcept { return value.has_value(); } + + // NOLINTNEXTLINE(bugprone-unchecked-optional-access) + [[nodiscard]] const std::string& operator*() const noexcept { return *value; } + + [[nodiscard]] auto operator<=>(const PasteCursor&) const noexcept = default; +}; + +/// @brief Trivial, fieldless acknowledgement result for actions with nothing +/// else to return (`DeletePaste`, `ExpirePaste`). +struct Ack {}; + +} // namespace pastebin + +template <> +struct glz::meta { + using T = pastebin::PasteCursor; + static constexpr auto value = &T::value; +}; +``` + +**Verify the `glz::meta` specialization's exact shape against +`morph::forms::Multiline`'s** (`include/morph/forms/widget_hints.hpp:125-128`, +already confirmed to exist as `struct glz::meta { +... };` in this session's research) **before writing this** — copy that +one's exact member/pointer convention verbatim rather than the sketch above +if they differ (the sketch assumes `value` maps directly to the wire string, +matching `Timestamp`/`Ranged`'s own `value` member name, but the precise +glaze incantation needs verifying against a real, currently-compiling +specialization). + +- [ ] **Step 3: Write `examples/pastebin/include/pastebin/core/errors.hpp`** + +Follows `examples/bank/include/bank/core/errors.hpp`'s exact shape (one base, +several `using Base::Base;` leaves): + +```cpp +// SPDX-License-Identifier: Apache-2.0 +#pragma once + +#include +#include + +namespace pastebin { + +/// @brief Base of every pastebin-specific error a model throws. +struct PastebinError : std::runtime_error { + using std::runtime_error::runtime_error; +}; + +/// @brief No paste exists at the given id (never existed, deleted, or +/// already expired/burned). +struct NotFound : PastebinError { + using PastebinError::PastebinError; +}; + +/// @brief The paste existed but its `expiresAt` has passed. +struct Expired : PastebinError { + using PastebinError::PastebinError; +}; + +/// @brief The paste existed but its burn-after-reads budget was already +/// exhausted before this read. +struct Burned : PastebinError { + using PastebinError::PastebinError; +}; + +/// @brief An action's `validate()` rejected its input. +struct ValidationError : PastebinError { + using PastebinError::PastebinError; +}; + +/// @brief `CreatePaste`'s content exceeded the server's message-size bound. +struct TooLarge : PastebinError { + using PastebinError::PastebinError; +}; + +} // namespace pastebin +``` + +- [ ] **Step 4: Commit** + +```bash +git add examples/pastebin/include/pastebin/units.hpp \ + examples/pastebin/include/pastebin/core/types.hpp \ + examples/pastebin/include/pastebin/core/errors.hpp +git commit -m "pastebin: add unit system, PasteId, and the typed error set" +``` + +(This task produces headers only — nothing compiles into a target yet; +Task 8's CMake wiring is what first builds them. Verify with a standalone +`g++ -std=c++23 -fsyntax-only -I include -I ` style +check, or defer syntax verification to Task 8's first real build — note in +the task report which approach was used.) + +--- + +## Task 3: Pastebin DTOs + +**Files:** +- Create: `examples/pastebin/include/pastebin/dto/paste_dto.hpp` + +**Interfaces:** +- Consumes: `pastebin::PasteId`, `pastebin::PasteCursor`, `pastebin::Ack` + (Task 2's `core/types.hpp`), `pastebin::Reads` (Task 2's `units.hpp`), + `::morph::time::Timestamp` (`morph/util/datetime.hpp`). +- Produces: `CreatePaste`/`CreatePasteResult`, `GetPaste`/`PasteView`, + `EditPaste` (result: `PasteView`), `DeletePaste`/`Ack`, + `ListPastes`/`ListPastesResult`, `ExpirePaste`/`Ack`, `Visibility`, + `Editability`, `PasteSummary`. Task 4 (entity) and Task 5 (model) consume + every field name below verbatim. + +Field set modeled on MicroBin's `Pasta` (id, content, extension, private, +editable, created, expiration, last_read, read_count, burn_after_reads), +translated through the strong-type rule — no `int`/`bool`/raw enum anywhere. +`editable`/`isPrivate` each become a two-enumerator `enum class` +(`IMPLEMENTATION.md` rule 3: "a two-state flag is a two-enumerator `enum +class`"), not `bool`. + +- [ ] **Step 1: Write `examples/pastebin/include/pastebin/dto/paste_dto.hpp`** + +```cpp +// SPDX-License-Identifier: Apache-2.0 +#pragma once + +#include "pastebin/core/types.hpp" +#include "pastebin/units.hpp" + +#include + +#include +#include + +/// @file +/// Pastebin's one entity's wire DTOs. GetPaste is the one client-visible, +/// journaled mutation (README "Journal" design decision — not split into an +/// unlogged read + RecordRead). ExpirePaste is dispatched only by the +/// app-layer sweep's internal client (Task 6), never by a GUI client. + +namespace pastebin { + +enum class Visibility { Public, Private }; +enum class Editability { Immutable, Editable }; + +struct CreatePaste { + std::string content; + std::string syntax; // free-form label, e.g. "plaintext", "cpp" + ::morph::time::Timestamp expiresAt; // empty = never expires + Reads burnAfterReads; // empty = no burn limit + Visibility visibility = Visibility::Public; + Editability editability = Editability::Immutable; + + [[nodiscard]] bool validate() const noexcept { return !content.empty() && !syntax.empty(); } +}; + +struct CreatePasteResult { + PasteId id; +}; + +struct GetPaste { + PasteId id; + + [[nodiscard]] bool validate() const noexcept { return id.hasValue(); } +}; + +struct PasteView { + PasteId id; + std::string content; + std::string syntax; + ::morph::time::Timestamp createdAt; + ::morph::time::Timestamp expiresAt; + Reads burnAfterReads; + Reads readCount; + Visibility visibility = Visibility::Public; + Editability editability = Editability::Immutable; +}; + +struct EditPaste { + PasteId id; + std::string content; + std::string syntax; + + [[nodiscard]] bool validate() const noexcept { return id.hasValue() && !content.empty() && !syntax.empty(); } +}; + +struct DeletePaste { + PasteId id; + + [[nodiscard]] bool validate() const noexcept { return id.hasValue(); } +}; + +/// @brief One row of `ListPastes`' result — deliberately narrower than +/// `PasteView`: a listing must not leak full paste content. +struct PasteSummary { + PasteId id; + std::string syntax; + ::morph::time::Timestamp createdAt; + Visibility visibility = Visibility::Public; +}; + +struct ListPastes { + PasteCursor cursor; // empty = first page +}; + +struct ListPastesResult { + std::vector pastes; + PasteCursor nextCursor; // empty = no further page +}; + +/// @brief Internal-only: dispatched exclusively by the app-layer expiry +/// sweep's internal client (Task 6), never by a GUI client. Payload +/// is just the id — never `now()` — so replaying this entry is +/// trivially deterministic (README "How does expiry replay?"). +struct ExpirePaste { + PasteId id; + + [[nodiscard]] bool validate() const noexcept { return id.hasValue(); } +}; + +} // namespace pastebin +``` + +- [ ] **Step 2: Commit** + +```bash +git add examples/pastebin/include/pastebin/dto/paste_dto.hpp +git commit -m "pastebin: add the PasteModel action/result DTOs" +``` + +--- + +## Task 4: Pastebin entity and migration + +**Files:** +- Create: `examples/pastebin/include/pastebin/db/paste_entity.hpp` +- Create: `examples/pastebin/src/db/schema.cpp` +- Create: `examples/pastebin/include/pastebin/db/database.hpp` +- Create: `examples/pastebin/include/pastebin/db/db_model.hpp` + +**Interfaces:** +- Produces: `pastebin::db::PasteRecord` (Lightweight entity), one + `LIGHTWEIGHT_SQL_MIGRATION` creating its table, `pastebin::db::setup(const + std::string& connectionString)` (bootstrap, mirrors + `bank::db::setup` — sets the default connection string, applies pending + migrations). Task 5 (model) and Task 9 (tests, via `DbFixture`) consume + `PasteRecord` and this migration directly. + +Timestamps are stored as epoch-millisecond `Field`/ +`Field>` columns, matching every existing bank +entity's timestamp convention (`notification_entity.hpp`'s `createdAtMs`, +etc. — bank predates the strong-type *DTO* rule but its *storage* +convention for time is still the one worth reusing; no existing entity +stores a `Timestamp`/`DateTime` column directly, so this is the plan's own +choice, not a copied precedent). The model (Task 5) converts +`::morph::time::Timestamp` ⇄ epoch-millis explicitly at the DTO⇄entity +boundary. + +- [ ] **Step 1: Write `examples/pastebin/include/pastebin/db/paste_entity.hpp`** + +```cpp +// SPDX-License-Identifier: Apache-2.0 +#pragma once + +#include + +#include +#include +#include + +/// @file +/// PasteRecord: the one Lightweight entity this rung needs, kept strictly +/// separate from the wire DTOs (pastebin/dto/paste_dto.hpp) per +/// IMPLEMENTATION.md rule 4's two-type-layer architecture. `id` is the +/// animal-name key itself (the primary key IS the public id — no separate +/// surrogate integer key), so it is a plain string primary key, not +/// AutoIncrement. + +namespace pastebin::db { + +struct PasteRecord { + static constexpr std::string_view TableName = "pastes"; + + Light::Field, Light::PrimaryKey::ManualAssign, Light::SqlRealName{"id"}> id; + Light::Field content; + Light::Field, Light::SqlRealName{"syntax"}> syntax; + Light::Field createdAtMs{0}; + Light::Field, Light::SqlRealName{"expires_at_ms"}> expiresAtMs; + Light::Field, Light::SqlRealName{"burn_after_reads"}> burnAfterReads; + Light::Field readCount{0}; + Light::Field isPrivate{false}; + Light::Field isEditable{false}; +}; + +} // namespace pastebin::db +``` + +**Verify `Light::PrimaryKey::ManualAssign` is the real enumerator name for +"caller supplies the primary key value, no auto-increment"** — confirmed by +its documented purpose but re-check the exact spelling against +`Lightweight/DataMapper/Field.hpp`'s `PrimaryKey` enum before writing this; +`bank`'s entities all use `PrimaryKey::AutoAssign`/ +`ServerSideAutoIncrement` (surrogate integer keys), so this is pastebin's +first manually-assigned string primary key in this codebase — no existing +usage to copy verbatim. + +- [ ] **Step 2: Write the migration in `examples/pastebin/src/db/schema.cpp`** + +```cpp +// SPDX-License-Identifier: Apache-2.0 +#include "pastebin/db/database.hpp" + +#include +#include +#include + +using namespace Lightweight::SqlColumnTypeDefinitions; + +LIGHTWEIGHT_SQL_MIGRATION(20260806000001, "Create pastes table") { + plan.CreateTableIfNotExists("pastes") + .PrimaryKey("id", Varchar(32)) + .RequiredColumn("content", Text()) + .RequiredColumn("syntax", Varchar(32)) + .RequiredColumn("created_at_ms", Bigint()) + .Column("expires_at_ms", Bigint()) + .Column("burn_after_reads", Bigint()) + .RequiredColumn("read_count", Bigint()) + .RequiredColumn("is_private", Bool()) + .RequiredColumn("is_editable", Bool()); +} + +namespace pastebin::db { + +void setup(const std::string& connectionString) { + Lightweight::SqlConnection::SetDefaultConnectionString(Lightweight::SqlConnectionString{connectionString}); + Lightweight::SqlMigration::MigrationManager::GetInstance().CreateMigrationHistory(); + Lightweight::SqlMigration::MigrationManager::GetInstance().ApplyPendingMigrations(); +} + +} // namespace pastebin::db +``` + +**Verify `SqlCreateTableQueryBuilder`'s manual-primary-key method name** +(sketched above as `.PrimaryKey("id", Varchar(32))`, by analogy with +`.PrimaryKeyWithAutoIncrement(...)`'s naming) **against +`Lightweight/SqlQuery/Migrate.hpp` before writing this** — that file was +read in this session only for its `Column`/`RequiredColumn`/`RequiredForeignKey` +methods (confirmed real), not for a non-auto-increment primary-key method; +its exact name is not yet confirmed. Also verify `Text()`/`Bool()`/`Bigint()` +exist in `Lightweight::SqlColumnTypeDefinitions` alongside the +already-confirmed `Varchar{N}` (bank's migrations use `Varchar`/`Bigint` +already; `Text`/`Bool` are inferred from SQL column-type convention, not +independently confirmed this session). + +- [ ] **Step 3: Write `examples/pastebin/include/pastebin/db/database.hpp`** + +```cpp +// SPDX-License-Identifier: Apache-2.0 +#pragma once + +#include + +/// @file +/// pastebin::db::setup — mirrors bank::db::setup's bootstrap shape +/// (examples/bank/include/bank/db/database.hpp): set the default connection +/// string, then apply every pending LIGHTWEIGHT_SQL_MIGRATION. The +/// migration itself lives in schema.cpp so linking that one TU registers it +/// against MigrationManager's process-wide singleton at static-init time. + +namespace pastebin::db { + +/// @brief Points Lightweight's default connection at @p connectionString and +/// applies every pending migration. +/// @param connectionString ODBC connection string (SQLite via sqliteodbc in +/// every ladder test/demo context). +void setup(const std::string& connectionString); + +} // namespace pastebin::db +``` + +- [ ] **Step 4: Commit** + +```bash +git add examples/pastebin/include/pastebin/db/paste_entity.hpp \ + examples/pastebin/include/pastebin/db/database.hpp \ + examples/pastebin/include/pastebin/db/db_model.hpp \ + examples/pastebin/src/db/schema.cpp +git commit -m "pastebin: add PasteRecord entity, its migration, and the WithMapper mixin" +``` + +Also write `examples/pastebin/include/pastebin/db/db_model.hpp` in this +task — the `WithMapper` mixin `IMPLEMENTATION.md` rule 4 mandates ("one +lazily-opened mapper per model via the `WithMapper` mixin pattern"), copied +from `examples/bank/include/bank/db/db_model.hpp` (already read in full this +session, 27 lines) verbatim except the namespace (`pastebin::db` instead of +`bank::db`). Task 5's model inherits from it exactly as bank's models do. + +**`pastebin::db::setup()` is production-bootstrap-only** (Task 6's server +app calls it once, at process start). Tests never call it: `DbFixture` +(rung 0's testkit) already sets the default connection string exactly once +per process and applies every pending migration on each fixture +construction — the `LIGHTWEIGHT_SQL_MIGRATION` this task registers is +picked up automatically the moment `ladder_pastebin_lib` is linked in, +`db::setup()` or not. Calling both in the same process would double-call +`SetDefaultConnectionString`, which is harmless but redundant — Task 9's +tests must not do it. + +--- + +## Task 5: `PasteModel` + +**Files:** +- Create: `examples/pastebin/include/pastebin/models/paste_model.hpp` +- Create: `examples/pastebin/src/models/paste_model.cpp` + +**Interfaces:** +- Consumes: Task 2's `PasteId`/`PasteCursor`/`Ack`/`PastebinError` hierarchy, + Task 3's DTOs, Task 4's `PasteRecord`/`db::WithMapper`, Task 1's + `morph::ladder::now()`. +- Produces: `pastebin::PasteModel`, registered via + `BRIDGE_REGISTER_MODEL`/`BRIDGE_REGISTER_ACTION` (plain, not shared/keyed — + resolved design decision). Task 6 (app bootstrap/sweep), Task 9 (model + tests), and Task 10 (presenters) all consume this exact registration. + +This is the application (`IMPLEMENTATION.md` rule 1) — every business rule +lives here, nothing domain-shaped in the app bootstrap, presenters, or GUI. + +### Step 1 (do this first): spike-verify `UPDATE ... RETURNING` against this codebase's toolchain + +The README's resolved burn-atomicity design needs a single atomic +`UPDATE pastes SET read_count = read_count + 1 WHERE ... RETURNING ...` +issued through Lightweight's raw-query facility +(`Lightweight::SqlStatement::Prepare`/`Execute`/`FetchRow`/`GetColumn` — +the shape `Lightweight/src/tests/CoreTests.cpp:202-234` demonstrates for an +ordinary parameterized statement). **No existing Lightweight test or +example anywhere in this codebase uses SQL `RETURNING`** — this exact +combination (Lightweight's raw-query path + the sqliteodbc driver this +repo's tests run against) is unverified. Before writing `execute(GetPaste)` +for real: + +- [ ] **Step 1a: Write a standalone throwaway smoke** (in a scratch `.cpp`, + or as the first thing tried directly in a `DbFixture`-backed Catch2 + `TEST_CASE` that will become part of Task 9's real test file) that: + creates a tiny probe table, inserts one row, issues + `UPDATE probe SET n = n + 1 WHERE id = ? RETURNING n` via + `SqlStatement::Prepare`/`Execute`/`FetchRow`/`GetColumn`, and + asserts the returned `n` is the incremented value. +- [ ] **Step 1b: If it works** — proceed with the design below verbatim. +- [ ] **Step 1c: If it does not work** (a bind error, a syntax error from + the SQLite ODBC driver, or `RETURNING` silently returning nothing) — + do not spend more than one focused attempt debugging the driver + combination itself. Fall back to the transaction-wrapped two-statement + form instead: `Lightweight::SqlTransaction` wrapping (1) the plain + conditional `UPDATE ... WHERE ...` (no `RETURNING`, checking + `SqlStatement::Execute(...)`'s affected-row-count instead of a + returned row) and (2) an ordinary `SELECT` by id to fetch the + resulting row state, both against the same connection inside the one + transaction — still atomic (SQLite serializes writers; the + transaction keeps the read-back consistent with the write), just two + statements instead of one. **Either way, update + `examples/pastebin/README.md`'s burn-atomicity paragraph to say which + form actually shipped**, and file the mandatory finding (the README + already names the trigger: "with its mandatory finding entry filed + once the `RETURNING` combination... is verified") reporting exactly + what was tried and what happened — a working `RETURNING` closes it + as `documented-limitation` ("works, now proven"); a failing one is + `open` with the concrete error captured. + +### Step 2: Write `examples/pastebin/include/pastebin/models/paste_model.hpp` + +```cpp +// SPDX-License-Identifier: Apache-2.0 +#pragma once + +#include "pastebin/core/errors.hpp" +#include "pastebin/db/db_model.hpp" +#include "pastebin/dto/paste_dto.hpp" + +#include + +namespace pastebin { + +/// @brief The one model this rung ships. Registered plain (no +/// BRIDGE_MODEL_KEY/AllowShared — README's resolved burn-atomicity +/// decision): every action dispatch gets a fresh instance, all real +/// state lives in `pastes` via `db::WithMapper`. +class PasteModel : public db::WithMapper { + public: + CreatePasteResult execute(CreatePaste action); + PasteView execute(GetPaste action); + PasteView execute(EditPaste action); + Ack execute(DeletePaste action); + ListPastesResult execute(ListPastes action); + + /// @brief Dispatched only by the app-layer expiry sweep's internal + /// client (Task 6) — never by a GUI client. + Ack execute(ExpirePaste action); +}; + +} // namespace pastebin + +BRIDGE_REGISTER_MODEL(pastebin::PasteModel, "PasteModel") +BRIDGE_REGISTER_ACTION(pastebin::PasteModel, pastebin::CreatePaste, "CreatePaste") +// GetPaste stays the one client-visible, journaled action (default +// Loggable::Yes) — README's resolved journal decision; do not add +// ::morph::model::Loggable::No here. +BRIDGE_REGISTER_ACTION(pastebin::PasteModel, pastebin::GetPaste, "GetPaste") +BRIDGE_REGISTER_ACTION(pastebin::PasteModel, pastebin::EditPaste, "EditPaste") +BRIDGE_REGISTER_ACTION(pastebin::PasteModel, pastebin::DeletePaste, "DeletePaste") +BRIDGE_REGISTER_ACTION(pastebin::PasteModel, pastebin::ListPastes, "ListPastes", ::morph::model::Loggable::No) +BRIDGE_REGISTER_ACTION(pastebin::PasteModel, pastebin::ExpirePaste, "ExpirePaste") +``` + +**Verify the exact `BRIDGE_REGISTER_MODEL`/`BRIDGE_REGISTER_ACTION` macro +argument order and the `::morph::model::Loggable` enum's namespace/spelling** +against `examples/bank/include/bank/models/notification_model.hpp:33-37` +(already read in full this session) before writing this — copy that file's +macro invocations' exact shape, substituting only the type/string names +above. + +### Step 3: Write `examples/pastebin/src/models/paste_model.cpp` + +```cpp +// SPDX-License-Identifier: Apache-2.0 +#include "pastebin/models/paste_model.hpp" + +#include "common/clock.hpp" + +#include +#include + +#include +#include +#include +#include + +namespace pastebin { + +namespace { + +// --------------------------------------------------------------------------- +// DTO <-> entity conversions (IMPLEMENTATION.md rule 4's DTO<->entity mapping +// layer). Timestamp <-> epoch-ms and Reads <-> int64 both round-trip through +// a plain scalar since every value either DTO type carries is, by +// construction, a whole number of milliseconds / a whole-number count. +// --------------------------------------------------------------------------- + +[[nodiscard]] std::int64_t toEpochMs(const ::morph::time::DateTime& instant) noexcept { + return instant.value.time_since_epoch().count(); +} + +[[nodiscard]] ::morph::time::Timestamp fromEpochMs(std::optional ms) noexcept { + if (!ms) { + return ::morph::time::Timestamp{}; + } + return ::morph::time::Timestamp{::morph::time::DateTime{ + std::chrono::sys_time{std::chrono::milliseconds{*ms}}}}; +} + +/// @brief Builds the read-only view sent back to a client from a fully +/// loaded `PasteRecord`. +[[nodiscard]] PasteView toView(const db::PasteRecord& rec) { + PasteView view; + view.id = PasteId{rec.id.Value().AsStringView() | std::ranges::to()}; + view.content = rec.content.Value(); + view.syntax = rec.syntax.Value().AsStringView() | std::ranges::to(); + view.createdAt = fromEpochMs(rec.createdAtMs.Value()); + view.expiresAt = fromEpochMs(rec.expiresAtMs.Value()); + view.burnAfterReads = rec.burnAfterReads.Value() ? Reads::fromDouble(static_cast(*rec.burnAfterReads.Value())) : Reads{}; + view.readCount = Reads::fromDouble(static_cast(rec.readCount.Value())); + view.visibility = rec.isPrivate.Value() ? Visibility::Private : Visibility::Public; + view.editability = rec.isEditable.Value() ? Editability::Editable : Editability::Immutable; + return view; +} + +/// @brief The tiny animal-name id keyspace (MicroBin-style). Deliberately +/// small — the required tests exercise the id-collision retry path, +/// which needs collisions to be reachable in a bounded number of +/// CreatePaste calls, not astronomically unlikely. +constexpr std::array kAnimals = { + "cat", "dog", "fox", "owl", "bee", "ant", "elk", "ram", + "yak", "cod", "eel", "hen", "pig", "cow", "bat", "jay", +}; +constexpr std::array kAdjectives = { + "red", "blue", "gold", "dark", "swift", "calm", "bold", "wild", + "keen", "grey", "warm", "cool", "sharp", "quiet", "loud", "soft", +}; + +[[nodiscard]] std::string randomPasteId() { + static thread_local std::mt19937_64 rng{std::random_device{}()}; + std::uniform_int_distribution adjIdx{0, kAdjectives.size() - 1}; + std::uniform_int_distribution animalIdx{0, kAnimals.size() - 1}; + std::uniform_int_distribution suffix{0, 999}; + return std::string{kAdjectives[adjIdx(rng)]} + "-" + std::string{kAnimals[animalIdx(rng)]} + "-" + + std::to_string(suffix(rng)); +} + +} // namespace + +CreatePasteResult PasteModel::execute(CreatePaste action) { + if (!action.validate()) { + throw ValidationError{"CreatePaste: content and syntax are required"}; + } + + // Bounded retry on the (small, deliberately-collidable) animal-name + // keyspace — the "id-collision handling" required test drives this + // path directly by exhausting the space or by pre-seeding a collision. + constexpr int kMaxAttempts = 8; + for (int attempt = 0; attempt < kMaxAttempts; ++attempt) { + db::PasteRecord rec; + rec.id = randomPasteId(); + rec.content = action.content; + rec.syntax = action.syntax; + rec.createdAtMs = toEpochMs(*morph::ladder::now().value); + rec.expiresAtMs = action.expiresAt.hasValue() ? std::optional{toEpochMs(*action.expiresAt.value)} : std::nullopt; + rec.burnAfterReads = action.burnAfterReads.hasValue() + ? std::optional{static_cast(action.burnAfterReads.value()->toDouble())} + : std::nullopt; + rec.readCount = 0; + rec.isPrivate = action.visibility == Visibility::Private; + rec.isEditable = action.editability == Editability::Editable; + + try { + mapper().Create(rec); + return CreatePasteResult{.id = PasteId{*rec.id.Value().AsStringView() | std::ranges::to()}}; + } catch (const std::exception&) { + // Primary-key collision on the animal-name id — retry with a + // fresh random id. Lightweight surfaces a constraint violation + // as a thrown exception (no narrower type to catch on + // specifically at this layer); if kMaxAttempts is exhausted the + // loop falls through and the function throws ValidationError + // below, which is the caller-visible "keyspace exhausted" + // signal (Required tests: "id-collision handling"). + continue; + } + } + throw ValidationError{"CreatePaste: could not allocate a unique paste id"}; +} + +PasteView PasteModel::execute(GetPaste action) { + if (!action.validate()) { + throw ValidationError{"GetPaste: id is required"}; + } + + const std::int64_t nowMs = toEpochMs(*morph::ladder::now().value); + + ::Lightweight::SqlStatement stmt; + stmt.Prepare(R"(UPDATE pastes + SET read_count = read_count + 1 + WHERE id = ? + AND (expires_at_ms IS NULL OR expires_at_ms > ?) + AND (burn_after_reads IS NULL OR read_count < burn_after_reads) + RETURNING content, syntax, created_at_ms, expires_at_ms, + burn_after_reads, read_count, is_private, is_editable)"); + auto cursor = stmt.Execute(*action.id.value, nowMs); + + if (cursor.FetchRow()) { + PasteView view; + view.id = action.id; + view.content = cursor.GetColumn(1); + view.syntax = cursor.GetColumn(2); + view.createdAt = fromEpochMs(cursor.GetColumn(3)); + view.expiresAt = fromEpochMs(cursor.GetColumn>(4)); + const auto burnAfter = cursor.GetColumn>(5); + const auto readCount = cursor.GetColumn(6); + view.burnAfterReads = burnAfter ? Reads::fromDouble(static_cast(*burnAfter)) : Reads{}; + view.readCount = Reads::fromDouble(static_cast(readCount)); + view.visibility = cursor.GetColumn(7) ? Visibility::Private : Visibility::Public; + view.editability = cursor.GetColumn(8) ? Editability::Editable : Editability::Immutable; + + // The read that just consumed the last allowed budget deletes the + // paste after building its result — burn-after-read's "delete on + // the Nth read, not before" semantics. + if (burnAfter && readCount >= *burnAfter) { + ::Lightweight::SqlStatement del; + del.Prepare("DELETE FROM pastes WHERE id = ?"); + del.Execute(*action.id.value); + } + return view; + } + + // The atomic update matched zero rows — classify why via a plain, + // unprotected read. This does not reopen the race the atomic update + // closed: it only decides *which* error to throw, it performs no + // mutation. + auto existing = mapper().Query().Where(Lightweight::FieldNameOf<&db::PasteRecord::id>, "=", *action.id.value).All(); + if (existing.empty()) { + throw NotFound{"GetPaste: no such paste"}; + } + const auto& row = existing.front(); + if (row.expiresAtMs.Value() && *row.expiresAtMs.Value() <= nowMs) { + throw Expired{"GetPaste: paste has expired"}; + } + if (row.burnAfterReads.Value() && row.readCount.Value() >= *row.burnAfterReads.Value()) { + throw Burned{"GetPaste: paste's burn-after-reads budget is exhausted"}; + } + throw NotFound{"GetPaste: no such paste"}; +} + +PasteView PasteModel::execute(EditPaste action) { + if (!action.validate()) { + throw ValidationError{"EditPaste: id, content, and syntax are required"}; + } + auto rows = mapper().Query().Where(Lightweight::FieldNameOf<&db::PasteRecord::id>, "=", *action.id.value).All(); + if (rows.empty()) { + throw NotFound{"EditPaste: no such paste"}; + } + auto rec = rows.front(); + if (!rec.isEditable.Value()) { + throw ValidationError{"EditPaste: paste is not editable"}; + } + rec.content = action.content; + rec.syntax = action.syntax; + mapper().Update(rec); + return toView(rec); +} + +Ack PasteModel::execute(DeletePaste action) { + if (!action.validate()) { + throw ValidationError{"DeletePaste: id is required"}; + } + ::Lightweight::SqlStatement stmt; + stmt.Prepare("DELETE FROM pastes WHERE id = ?"); + stmt.Execute(*action.id.value); + return Ack{}; +} + +ListPastesResult PasteModel::execute(ListPastes action) { + constexpr int kPageSize = 20; + auto query = mapper().Query().Where(Lightweight::FieldNameOf<&db::PasteRecord::isPrivate>, "=", false); + if (action.cursor.hasValue()) { + query = query.Where(Lightweight::FieldNameOf<&db::PasteRecord::id>, "<", *action.cursor.value); + } + auto rows = query.OrderBy(Lightweight::FieldNameOf<&db::PasteRecord::id>, Lightweight::SqlResultOrdering::DESCENDING) + .Limit(kPageSize + 1) + .All(); + + ListPastesResult result; + const bool hasMore = rows.size() > kPageSize; + if (hasMore) { + rows.resize(kPageSize); + } + for (const auto& row : rows) { + result.pastes.push_back(PasteSummary{ + .id = PasteId{*row.id.Value().AsStringView() | std::ranges::to()}, + .syntax = *row.syntax.Value().AsStringView() | std::ranges::to(), + .createdAt = fromEpochMs(row.createdAtMs.Value()), + .visibility = row.isPrivate.Value() ? Visibility::Private : Visibility::Public, + }); + } + result.nextCursor = hasMore ? PasteCursor{*rows.back().id.Value().AsStringView() | std::ranges::to()} : PasteCursor{}; + return result; +} + +Ack PasteModel::execute(ExpirePaste action) { + if (!action.validate()) { + throw ValidationError{"ExpirePaste: id is required"}; + } + ::Lightweight::SqlStatement stmt; + stmt.Prepare("DELETE FROM pastes WHERE id = ? AND expires_at_ms IS NOT NULL AND expires_at_ms <= ?"); + stmt.Execute(*action.id.value, toEpochMs(*morph::ladder::now().value)); + return Ack{}; +} + +} // namespace pastebin +``` + +**This is a sketch to transcribe against the real APIs, not blind +copy-paste** — several call shapes here are inferred from partially-verified +signatures and must be checked against the real headers while implementing: + +- `Lightweight::SqlStatement::Execute(...)`'s exact parameter-binding and + return-cursor API (verified shape from `CoreTests.cpp:202-234`: `Prepare` + then `Execute(args...)` returns something `FetchRow()`/`GetColumn(index)` + work on — confirm the cursor type's real name and 1-based-vs-0-based + column indexing against that test file directly). +- `Light::SqlAnsiString::AsStringView()` and whether `Field<>::Value()` + returns by value or reference, and whether a `std::optional` + column really round-trips through `Field>` + exactly as sketched (confirmed the *type* compiles per + `FieldTests.cpp:53-161`, not confirmed the exact accessor chain above). +- `Lightweight::DataMapper::Query().Where(...).OrderBy(...).Limit(...).All()`'s + exact chain — `Where(FieldNameOf<&T::field>, "op", value)` is confirmed + (bank's `notification_model.cpp`); `OrderBy`/`Limit`/`SqlResultOrdering` + are inferred by DataMapper-query-builder convention, not independently + confirmed this session — check `Lightweight/DataMapper/QueryBuilders.hpp` + for their real names before trusting the sketch. +- `Reads::fromDouble(double)` (confirmed to exist, per + `include/morph/util/quantity.hpp`'s `Quantity` API) and + `math::Rational::toDouble()` (used above to convert a stored `Reads` + action field back to `int64_t` for the SQL bind) — the second is *not* + independently confirmed; check `include/morph/math/rational.hpp` (or + wherever `Rational` lives) for its real double-conversion accessor name + before writing the `CreatePaste`/`toView` conversions. +- Every `throw ValidationError{"..."}` etc. call needs `PastebinError`'s + constructor to accept a string literal directly (it inherits + `std::runtime_error`'s constructors via `using Base::Base;`, confirmed in + Task 2 — this one is solid). + +### Step 4: Compile-check and adjust + +```bash +cmake --build build/ --target ladder_pastebin_lib +``` + +Expect real compile errors on the inferred APIs flagged above — this is +the normal, expected outcome of transcribing a sketch against real headers, +not a plan defect. Fix forward against the real signatures; do not +introduce a mock/shim layer to paper over an API mismatch. + +### Step 5: Commit + +```bash +git add examples/pastebin/include/pastebin/models/paste_model.hpp \ + examples/pastebin/src/models/paste_model.cpp +git commit -m "pastebin: add PasteModel (create/get/edit/delete/list/expire)" +``` + +Model tests are Task 9, deliberately deferred until Task 6 (the app +bootstrap + expiry sweep, which `ExpirePaste`'s only real caller lives in) +and Task 7 (the `db_fault_fixture` extension the store-error tests need) +both exist — this task's own review should still build and manually smoke +`CreatePaste`/`GetPaste` round-trips (e.g. a scratch `main()` or an +early, throwaway Catch2 case later folded into Task 9's real file) before +moving on, per this plan's TDD spirit, even though the durable test file +lands in Task 9. + +--- + +## Task 6: App bootstrap — `RemoteServer`, `FileActionLog`, the periodic expiry sweep + +**Files:** +- Create: `examples/pastebin/include/pastebin/app/app.hpp` +- Create: `examples/pastebin/src/app/app.cpp` + +**Interfaces:** +- Consumes: Task 5's `PasteModel`/`ExpirePaste`, Task 4's `PasteRecord`/ + `db::setup`, Task 1's `morph::ladder::now()`. +- Produces: `pastebin::app::App` — owns the worker pool, the + `RemoteServer` every real transport (a `QtWebSocketServer`, Task 12's + server binary) or `BackendRig` test wraps, the installed + `FileActionLog`, and the periodic expiry sweep. Task 9 (tests), Task 12 + (server binary), and Task 13 (final CI wiring) all construct one. + +`App` is intentionally **not** Qt-Core-only (unlike `gui_lib`, +`TESTING.md`'s presenter rule 1 constraint) — it is server-side +orchestration, not a presenter, and it needs `QTimer` for the sweep. It +does not itself construct a `QtWebSocketServer`: that stays the caller's +job (Task 12's server binary wraps `App::server()` in one; `BackendRig` +tests never need to). + +- [ ] **Step 1: Write `examples/pastebin/include/pastebin/app/app.hpp`** + +```cpp +// SPDX-License-Identifier: Apache-2.0 +#pragma once + +#include +#include +#include +#include +#include + +#include +#include + +#include +#include +#include +#include + +namespace pastebin::app { + +/// @brief Owns the server-side pieces every pastebin deployment shares: the +/// worker pool, the `RemoteServer`, the durable `FileActionLog` (installed +/// process-wide via `morph::journal::setActionLog`, so every `PasteModel` +/// instance auto-attaches — see its own doc comment), and the periodic +/// expiry sweep. Nothing here decides deployment mode (`Local`/`Remote`) — +/// that stays `examples/common/gui::AppContext`'s job on the client side; +/// this is exclusively the server side. +/// +/// The expiry sweep dispatches `ExpirePaste{id}` through an **internal +/// client** — a `Bridge` over `SimulatedRemoteBackend{*server()}` — a +/// first-class client of the same `RemoteServer` a real socket client +/// talks to (`SimulatedRemoteBackend::execute()` calls +/// `RemoteServer::handle()`, the identical dispatch path), so every swept +/// expiry is authorized, dispatched, and auto-journaled exactly like a +/// client-issued action. See `examples/pastebin/README.md`'s "How does +/// expiry replay?" for the full rationale, including why sweep *timing* +/// does not affect correctness (`PasteModel::execute(GetPaste)`'s own +/// atomic update already excludes an expired row on its own). +class App : public QObject { + Q_OBJECT + public: + /// @param actionLogPath Where `FileActionLog` persists entries. + /// @param sweepInterval How often the expiry sweep runs. Tests pass a + /// long interval (effectively disabling the timer) and call + /// `sweepExpiredOnce()` directly instead, for determinism. + /// @param workers Size of the model worker pool. + /// @param parent Optional `QObject` parent. + explicit App(std::filesystem::path actionLogPath, std::chrono::milliseconds sweepInterval = std::chrono::seconds{5}, + std::size_t workers = 4, QObject* parent = nullptr); + + /// @brief Detaches the process-wide default action log. + ~App() override; + + App(const App&) = delete; + App& operator=(const App&) = delete; + App(App&&) = delete; + App& operator=(App&&) = delete; + + /// @brief The server every transport (a `QtWebSocketServer`, a test's + /// `BackendRig`) wraps or dispatches against. + [[nodiscard]] std::shared_ptr<::morph::backend::RemoteServer> server() const noexcept { return _server; } + + /// @brief Runs one expiry sweep pass right now: finds every paste whose + /// `expires_at_ms` has passed and fire-and-forget dispatches + /// `ExpirePaste` for each through the internal client. Does not + /// block on the dispatched calls settling — callers that need + /// to observe completion (tests) pump the Qt event loop + /// afterward (`morph::ladder::testkit::pumpUntil`). + void sweepExpiredOnce(); + + private: + ::morph::exec::ThreadPoolExecutor _pool; + std::shared_ptr<::morph::journal::FileActionLog> _actionLog; + std::shared_ptr<::morph::backend::RemoteServer> _server; + ::morph::qt::QtExecutor _sweepExecutor; + ::morph::bridge::Bridge _sweepBridge; + QTimer _sweepTimer; +}; + +} // namespace pastebin::app +``` + +**Verify `RemoteServer`'s real constructor signature** +(`explicit RemoteServer(exec::IExecutor& workerPool, ...)`, per this +session's earlier research — confirm the exact parameter list, including +whether it takes the pool by reference or the `ThreadPoolExecutor` +directly, against `include/morph/core/remote.hpp` before writing the +member-initializer list in Step 2) and **`Bridge`'s constructor** (takes +`std::unique_ptr`, confirmed this session) before writing +`_sweepBridge`'s initializer — `_sweepBridge` must be constructed with a +`SimulatedRemoteBackend` wrapping `*_server`, which itself must already +exist (`_server` is declared before `_sweepBridge` in the member list +above deliberately, so member-initialization order — which follows +declaration order, not initializer-list order — constructs `_server` +first). + +- [ ] **Step 2: Write `examples/pastebin/src/app/app.cpp`** + +```cpp +// SPDX-License-Identifier: Apache-2.0 +#include "pastebin/app/app.hpp" + +#include "common/clock.hpp" +#include "pastebin/db/paste_entity.hpp" +#include "pastebin/dto/paste_dto.hpp" +#include "pastebin/models/paste_model.hpp" + +#include + +#include + +namespace pastebin::app { + +App::App(std::filesystem::path actionLogPath, std::chrono::milliseconds sweepInterval, std::size_t workers, + QObject* parent) + : QObject{parent}, + _pool{workers}, + _actionLog{std::make_shared<::morph::journal::FileActionLog>(std::move(actionLogPath))}, + _server{std::make_shared<::morph::backend::RemoteServer>(_pool)}, + _sweepBridge{std::make_unique<::morph::backend::SimulatedRemoteBackend>(*_server)} { + ::morph::journal::setActionLog(_actionLog); + connect(&_sweepTimer, &QTimer::timeout, this, &App::sweepExpiredOnce); + _sweepTimer.start(sweepInterval); +} + +App::~App() { + ::morph::journal::setActionLog(nullptr); +} + +void App::sweepExpiredOnce() { + const std::int64_t nowMs = morph::ladder::now().value->value.time_since_epoch().count(); + + std::vector expiredIds; + { + ::Lightweight::SqlStatement stmt; + stmt.Prepare("SELECT id FROM pastes WHERE expires_at_ms IS NOT NULL AND expires_at_ms <= ?"); + auto cursor = stmt.Execute(nowMs); + while (cursor.FetchRow()) { + expiredIds.push_back(cursor.GetColumn(1)); + } + } + + ::morph::bridge::BridgeHandler handler{_sweepBridge, &_sweepExecutor}; + for (const auto& id : expiredIds) { + handler.execute(ExpirePaste{.id = PasteId{id}}) + .then([](Ack) {}) + .onError([id](const std::exception_ptr&) { + ::morph::log::logError("[pastebin::App] expiry sweep: ExpirePaste failed for " + id); + }); + } +} + +} // namespace pastebin::app +``` + +**Verify every inferred piece before trusting this sketch**: `RemoteServer`'s +constructor taking `_pool` directly (vs. needing `&_pool` or a different +argument shape — confirmed pattern from bank: +`std::make_shared(serverPool, ...)` where `serverPool` is a +`ThreadPoolExecutor` by value-reference, matching the sketch, but re-check); +`SimulatedRemoteBackend`'s constructor (confirmed: `explicit +SimulatedRemoteBackend(RemoteServer&)`); `BridgeHandler`'s +constructor taking `(Bridge&, IExecutor*)` (confirmed, used throughout this +codebase); `morph::log::logError`'s real signature (a `std::string` overload +is assumed — check `include/morph/core/logger.hpp`). + +- [ ] **Step 3: Build** + +```bash +cmake --build build/ --target ladder_pastebin_lib +``` + +- [ ] **Step 4: Commit** + +```bash +git add examples/pastebin/include/pastebin/app/app.hpp \ + examples/pastebin/src/app/app.cpp +git commit -m "pastebin: add App (RemoteServer bootstrap, FileActionLog, expiry sweep)" +``` + +`App`'s own tests are folded into Task 9 (the sweep is exercised through +`PasteModel`'s expiry-edge test cases, not a standalone `test_app.cpp` — +`App` has no behavior of its own worth testing in isolation from the model +it drives). + +--- + +## Task 7: Extend `db_fault_fixture` — resolve finding 018 for this rung + +**Files:** +- Create: `examples/common/testkit/db_busy_fixture.hpp` +- Create: `examples/common/testkit/test_db_busy_fixture.cpp` +- Modify: `examples/common/CMakeLists.txt` (add the new test file) +- Modify: `examples/pastebin/README.md` (mark finding 018 resolved for this + rung's actual store-error tests, once Task 9 uses this) + +**Interfaces:** +- Produces: `morph::ladder::testkit::DbBusyFixture` — forces a genuine + `SQLITE_BUSY` on the *shared test database* by holding an uncommitted + write transaction open on a second `SqlConnection` for the fixture's + lifetime. Task 9's store-error tests are the first real consumer. + +Per finding 018's own disposition ("real failures through the schema... a +competing write transaction to force a genuine `SQLITE_BUSY`"), this is a +**new, additional** fixture alongside `DbFaultFixture` +(`db_fault_fixture.hpp`), not a replacement — `DbFaultFixture`'s +`SqlScopedLock`-based contention stays as-is for whatever already depends +on it. Two of the three failure classes finding 018 names need **no new +fixture at all**, and Task 9 exercises them with ordinary test setup, not +this task's output: + +- **`UNIQUE` violation**: trivially reachable — a test inserts a row at an + id `CreatePaste`'s retry loop will collide on, or (more directly) calls + `mapper().Create(rec)` twice with the same `rec.id` and asserts the + second throws. No fixture needed. +- **The atomic `RETURNING` update's zero-rows-affected branch**: reachable + by seeding a row already at `read_count == burn_after_reads` (or past + `expires_at_ms`) and calling `GetPaste` against it — exactly the + `Burned`/`Expired`/`NotFound` classification branch `PasteModel::execute + (GetPaste)` already has to have (Task 5). No fixture needed; this is + ordinary model-test setup, already covered by Task 9's required "Expiry + edges" test. + +**`SQLITE_BUSY`** is the one genuinely needing new fixture support — an +ordinary `DataMapper` write only ever hits it under real write contention. + +- [ ] **Step 1: Write `examples/common/testkit/db_busy_fixture.hpp`** + +```cpp +// SPDX-License-Identifier: Apache-2.0 +#pragma once + +#include "db_fixture.hpp" + +#include + +#include + +/// @file +/// Resolves docs/findings/018 (db_fault_fixture cannot fault an ordinary +/// DataMapper call) for the SQLITE_BUSY failure class specifically: holds a +/// genuine, uncommitted write transaction open on a second SqlConnection to +/// the shared test database, for the fixture's lifetime, so a concurrent +/// write from the code under test's own connection (via mapper()'s default +/// connection) collides for real — no mock, no simulated driver. + +namespace morph::ladder::testkit { + +/// @brief Holds an open write transaction on @p tableName for its lifetime, +/// forcing a concurrent write from a different connection to that +/// same table to observe `SQLITE_BUSY` (subject to the writer's own +/// ODBC busy-timeout — see the class's usage note in the test file +/// this ships alongside). +class DbBusyFixture { + public: + /// @param tableName Table to lock — must already exist (construct this + /// fixture after a `DbFixture` has applied migrations). + explicit DbBusyFixture(std::string tableName); + + ~DbBusyFixture(); + + DbBusyFixture(const DbBusyFixture&) = delete; + DbBusyFixture& operator=(const DbBusyFixture&) = delete; + DbBusyFixture(DbBusyFixture&&) = delete; + DbBusyFixture& operator=(DbBusyFixture&&) = delete; + + private: + std::string _tableName; + ::Lightweight::SqlConnection _lockingConnection; +}; + +} // namespace morph::ladder::testkit +``` + +- [ ] **Step 2: Implement it — hold a real uncommitted write** + +Inline in the header (matching this testkit's existing header-only +convention for its small fixtures) or a `.cpp` if the implementation needs +`SqlStatement`/`SqlTransaction` includes not otherwise pulled in — the +constructor should: open `_lockingConnection`, begin a transaction on it +(`Lightweight::SqlTransaction` or a raw `BEGIN IMMEDIATE` via +`SqlStatement::ExecuteDirect` — check which one gives SQLite's *write* lock +immediately rather than deferring it to the first actual write, since a +plain `BEGIN` defers locking until the first statement touches data; +`BEGIN IMMEDIATE` is the SQLite-specific way to force it up front — verify +Lightweight's `SqlTransaction` exposes this, or fall back to +`ExecuteDirect("BEGIN IMMEDIATE")` directly followed by a real `UPDATE` +against one row of `tableName`, e.g. `UPDATE SET rowid = rowid +LIMIT 0` is not valid SQL for forcing a lock without changing data — use +`UPDATE SET id = id` (a no-op value write that still takes the +write lock) if the table has an `id` column, which every ladder entity to +date does). The destructor rolls back (or simply lets the connection's own +destruction release the lock — verify `SqlConnection`'s destructor behavior +with an open, uncommitted transaction). + +- [ ] **Step 3: Write `examples/common/testkit/test_db_busy_fixture.cpp`** + +```cpp +// SPDX-License-Identifier: Apache-2.0 +#include + +#include "testkit/db_busy_fixture.hpp" +#include "testkit/db_fixture.hpp" + +#include +#include + +namespace { + +struct BusyProbe { + static constexpr std::string_view TableName = "busy_fixture_probe"; + Lightweight::Field id; + Lightweight::Field label; +}; + +} // namespace + +LIGHTWEIGHT_SQL_MIGRATION(2, "busy_fixture_probe: create probe table") { + plan.CreateTable("busy_fixture_probe") + .PrimaryKeyWithAutoIncrement("id") + .Column("label", Lightweight::SqlColumnTypeDefinitions::Varchar{64}); +} + +TEST_CASE("DbBusyFixture forces a genuine SQLITE_BUSY on a concurrent write to the same table", + "[ladder][testkit][db][busy]") { + morph::ladder::testkit::DbFixture fixture; + { + Lightweight::DataMapper mapper; + BusyProbe row; + row.label = "seed"; + mapper.Create(row); + } + + morph::ladder::testkit::DbBusyFixture busy{"busy_fixture_probe"}; + + Lightweight::DataMapper mapper; + BusyProbe row; + row.label = "should collide"; + REQUIRE_THROWS(mapper.Create(row)); +} +``` + +**Verify the exact exception type/message a genuine `SQLITE_BUSY` surfaces +as through Lightweight** (a generic `std::runtime_error` is the safe +`REQUIRE_THROWS` bet above; tighten to a narrower assertion — e.g. matching +`"SQLITE_BUSY"`/`"database is locked"` in the message — once the real text +is observed from a passing run, so this test cannot silently degrade into +"throws for any reason"). + +**If `BEGIN IMMEDIATE` + a no-op `UPDATE` does not reliably force the lock +within a bounded wait** (SQLite/ODBC driver timing can be finicky here — +this is genuinely unverified in this codebase, like Task 5's `RETURNING` +spike): shorten the busy-timeout the *test's own* connection uses via +`ODBC_CONNECTION_STRING`/`DbFixture::computeConnectionString`'s existing +override (e.g. `Timeout=200` instead of the default `5000`) so a failing +attempt surfaces in milliseconds instead of the full 5s default, and +document whatever the real, working recipe turns out to be directly in this +fixture's doc comment — do not leave the sketch above unverified in the +shipped file. + +- [ ] **Step 4: Add the new test file to `examples/common/CMakeLists.txt`** + +Same `ladder_common_tests` source list Task 1 touched. + +- [ ] **Step 5: Build, run, commit** + +```bash +cmake --build build/ --target ladder_common_tests +QT_QPA_PLATFORM=offscreen ctest --test-dir build/ -R busy --output-on-failure +git add examples/common/testkit/db_busy_fixture.hpp \ + examples/common/testkit/test_db_busy_fixture.cpp \ + examples/common/CMakeLists.txt +git commit -m "examples/common: add DbBusyFixture, resolving finding 018's SQLITE_BUSY gap" +``` + +--- + +## Task 8: `morph_add_rung()`'s real implementation, and `examples/pastebin/CMakeLists.txt` + +**Files:** +- Modify: `cmake/morph_add_rung.cmake` +- Create: `examples/pastebin/CMakeLists.txt` + +**Interfaces:** +- Produces: a working `morph_add_rung(NAME )` that convention-discovers + and wires every target a rung might have — `ladder__lib`, + `ladder__gui_lib`, `ladder__gui`, `ladder__gui_wasm`, + `ladder__server` (new: not in the rung-0 stub's original list — see + below), `ladder__tests`, `ladder__headless` — building only + the ones whose source directory actually has files, so this same function + serves pastebin today and rung 2 onward unchanged. Tasks 9-13 add files + under the directories this function globs; none of them touch CMake + again. + +**One generalization beyond the rung-0 stub's documented target list**: a +`ladder__server` target (a standalone binary hosting the rung's +model(s) over a real `QtWebSocketServer`) — needed by every rung with a +WASM client, not just pastebin (the rung-0 WASM spike's own README already +anticipated this: "a standalone server binary hosting `SpikeEchoModel` for +the browser smoke would be built the same way"), so it belongs in the +shared function rather than being a pastebin-only bespoke addition. + +- [ ] **Step 1: Rewrite `cmake/morph_add_rung.cmake`** + +```cmake +# SPDX-License-Identifier: Apache-2.0 +# +# morph_add_rung(NAME ): scaffolds the standard target set for one +# ladder rung, per examples/TESTING.md "Build system and CI". Convention +# over configuration: every target below is created only if its source +# directory (relative to the caller's CMAKE_CURRENT_SOURCE_DIR, i.e. +# examples//) actually has files — a rung with no gui_wasm/ yet simply +# gets no ladder__gui_wasm target, silently, so this one function +# serves every rung from pastebin (rung 1) onward unchanged as each rung +# grows into more of the target set. +# +# Directory -> target convention: +# src/models/*.cpp, src/db/*.cpp, src/app/*.cpp -> ladder__lib STATIC (morph + Lightweight) +# gui_lib/*.cpp -> ladder__gui_lib STATIC (Qt6::Core only, no Catch2) +# gui/*.cpp -> ladder__gui EXE (desktop client; skipped under Emscripten) +# gui_wasm/*.cpp -> ladder__gui_wasm EXE (Emscripten only) +# src/server/*.cpp -> ladder__server EXE (standalone server; skipped under Emscripten) +# tests/*.cpp -> ladder__tests EXE (Catch2; skipped under Emscripten) +# src/headless/*.cpp -> ladder__headless EXE (QProcess test-client binary, rung 4+) +# +# Every ctest case discovered from ladder__tests gets labels "ladder" +# and "ladder-" (the CI path-filter unit — see .github/workflows/ci.yml, +# job ladder-tests) via the same two-step catch_discover_tests + file(GENERATE) +# shape examples/common/CMakeLists.txt uses (catch_discover_tests cannot carry +# a multi-value LABELS directly — see that file's own comment on why). +# +# RESOURCE_LOCK is the literal string "morph_ladder_test_db" for every rung's +# tests, matching examples/common's own ladder_common_tests — deliberately +# the *same* name across every rung/binary, not a per-rung one: ctest's +# RESOURCE_LOCK serializes any two ctest cases sharing a lock name even +# across different test *binaries*, which is exactly what's needed if two +# rungs' test binaries ever point at the same on-disk database file (e.g. a +# shared ODBC_CONNECTION_STRING override in some future CI leg) — harmless +# extra serialization if they don't. +function(morph_add_rung) + set(options "") + set(oneValueArgs NAME) + set(multiValueArgs "") + cmake_parse_arguments(RUNG "${options}" "${oneValueArgs}" "${multiValueArgs}" ${ARGN}) + + if(NOT RUNG_NAME) + message(FATAL_ERROR "morph_add_rung() requires NAME ") + endif() + if(NOT TARGET morph_ladder_testkit) + message(FATAL_ERROR "morph_add_rung(NAME ${RUNG_NAME}) called before examples/common was added " + "(morph_ladder_testkit does not exist yet) — add_subdirectory(common) first.") + endif() + + set(_dir "${CMAKE_CURRENT_SOURCE_DIR}") + set(_rung "${RUNG_NAME}") + + # ── ladder__lib: models + db + app bootstrap ────────────────── + file(GLOB_RECURSE _lib_sources CONFIGURE_DEPENDS + "${_dir}/src/models/*.cpp" "${_dir}/src/db/*.cpp" "${_dir}/src/app/*.cpp") + if(_lib_sources) + add_library(ladder_${_rung}_lib STATIC ${_lib_sources}) + add_library(morph::ladder_${_rung}_lib ALIAS ladder_${_rung}_lib) + target_include_directories(ladder_${_rung}_lib PUBLIC "${_dir}/include") + target_link_libraries(ladder_${_rung}_lib PUBLIC morph::morph Lightweight::Lightweight Qt6::Core) + target_compile_features(ladder_${_rung}_lib PUBLIC cxx_std_23) + set_target_properties(ladder_${_rung}_lib PROPERTIES AUTOMOC ON) + # Lightweight's headers are not -Werror clean (bank's own caveat, + # examples/bank/CMakeLists.txt) — no apply_warnings() here. + if(AF_COVERAGE) + apply_coverage(ladder_${_rung}_lib) + endif() + endif() + + # ── ladder__gui_lib: presenters + forms-controller glue ─────── + file(GLOB_RECURSE _gui_lib_sources CONFIGURE_DEPENDS "${_dir}/gui_lib/*.cpp") + if(_gui_lib_sources) + add_library(ladder_${_rung}_gui_lib STATIC ${_gui_lib_sources}) + add_library(morph::ladder_${_rung}_gui_lib ALIAS ladder_${_rung}_gui_lib) + target_include_directories(ladder_${_rung}_gui_lib PUBLIC "${_dir}/include" "${_dir}/gui_lib") + target_link_libraries(ladder_${_rung}_gui_lib PUBLIC morph::morph morph::ladder_gui Qt6::Core) + if(TARGET ladder_${_rung}_lib) + target_link_libraries(ladder_${_rung}_gui_lib PUBLIC morph::ladder_${_rung}_lib) + endif() + target_compile_features(ladder_${_rung}_gui_lib PUBLIC cxx_std_23) + set_target_properties(ladder_${_rung}_gui_lib PROPERTIES AUTOMOC ON) + apply_warnings(ladder_${_rung}_gui_lib) + if(AF_COVERAGE) + apply_coverage(ladder_${_rung}_gui_lib) + endif() + endif() + + # ── ladder__gui: desktop client (native only) ────────────────── + if(NOT EMSCRIPTEN) + file(GLOB_RECURSE _gui_sources CONFIGURE_DEPENDS "${_dir}/gui/*.cpp") + if(_gui_sources AND TARGET ladder_${_rung}_gui_lib) + find_package(Qt6 6.5 REQUIRED COMPONENTS Gui Qml Quick QuickControls2) + qt_add_executable(ladder_${_rung}_gui ${_gui_sources}) + target_link_libraries(ladder_${_rung}_gui PRIVATE + morph::ladder_${_rung}_gui_lib morph::ladder_app + Qt6::Core Qt6::Gui Qt6::Qml Qt6::Quick Qt6::QuickControls2) + target_compile_features(ladder_${_rung}_gui PRIVATE cxx_std_23) + set_target_properties(ladder_${_rung}_gui PROPERTIES AUTOMOC ON) + if(AF_COVERAGE) + apply_coverage(ladder_${_rung}_gui) + endif() + endif() + endif() + + # ── ladder__gui_wasm: Emscripten client ──────────────────────── + if(EMSCRIPTEN) + file(GLOB_RECURSE _gui_wasm_sources CONFIGURE_DEPENDS "${_dir}/gui_wasm/*.cpp") + if(_gui_wasm_sources) + find_package(Qt6 REQUIRED COMPONENTS Gui Qml Quick QuickControls2) + qt_add_executable(ladder_${_rung}_gui_wasm ${_gui_wasm_sources}) + target_link_libraries(ladder_${_rung}_gui_wasm PRIVATE + morph::morph morph::qt morph_qt_impl morph::ladder_app + Qt6::Core Qt6::Gui Qt6::Qml Qt6::Quick Qt6::QuickControls2) + if(TARGET ladder_${_rung}_gui_lib) + target_link_libraries(ladder_${_rung}_gui_wasm PRIVATE morph::ladder_${_rung}_gui_lib) + endif() + target_compile_features(ladder_${_rung}_gui_wasm PRIVATE cxx_std_23) + endif() + endif() + + # ── ladder__server: standalone server binary (native only) ──── + if(NOT EMSCRIPTEN) + file(GLOB_RECURSE _server_sources CONFIGURE_DEPENDS "${_dir}/src/server/*.cpp") + if(_server_sources AND TARGET ladder_${_rung}_lib) + add_executable(ladder_${_rung}_server ${_server_sources}) + target_link_libraries(ladder_${_rung}_server PRIVATE + morph::ladder_${_rung}_lib morph::qt morph_qt_impl Qt6::Core) + target_compile_features(ladder_${_rung}_server PRIVATE cxx_std_23) + if(AF_COVERAGE) + apply_coverage(ladder_${_rung}_server) + endif() + endif() + endif() + + # ── ladder__tests: Catch2 model + presenter tests ────────────── + if(NOT EMSCRIPTEN) + file(GLOB_RECURSE _test_sources CONFIGURE_DEPENDS "${_dir}/tests/*.cpp") + if(_test_sources) + add_executable(ladder_${_rung}_tests ${_test_sources}) + target_link_libraries(ladder_${_rung}_tests PRIVATE morph::ladder_testkit) + if(TARGET ladder_${_rung}_lib) + target_link_libraries(ladder_${_rung}_tests PRIVATE morph::ladder_${_rung}_lib) + endif() + if(TARGET ladder_${_rung}_gui_lib) + target_link_libraries(ladder_${_rung}_tests PRIVATE morph::ladder_${_rung}_gui_lib) + endif() + target_compile_features(ladder_${_rung}_tests PRIVATE cxx_std_23) + set_target_properties(ladder_${_rung}_tests PROPERTIES AUTOMOC ON) + apply_warnings(ladder_${_rung}_tests) + if(AF_COVERAGE) + apply_coverage(ladder_${_rung}_tests) + endif() + + include(Catch) + get_target_property(_qt_core_dll Qt6::Core IMPORTED_LOCATION) + cmake_path(GET _qt_core_dll PARENT_PATH _qt_bin_dir) + catch_discover_tests(ladder_${_rung}_tests + DISCOVERY_MODE POST_BUILD + DL_PATHS "${_qt_bin_dir}" + PROPERTIES LABELS ladder TIMEOUT 120 RESOURCE_LOCK morph_ladder_test_db + ) + file(GENERATE + OUTPUT "${CMAKE_CURRENT_BINARY_DIR}/ladder_${_rung}_tests_rung_label.cmake" + CONTENT "foreach(_ladder_test IN LISTS ladder_${_rung}_tests_TESTS) + if(NOT _ladder_test MATCHES \"\\\"class-name\\\"\") + set_tests_properties(\"\${_ladder_test}\" PROPERTIES LABELS \"ladder;ladder-${_rung}\") + endif() +endforeach() +" + ) + set_property(DIRECTORY APPEND PROPERTY TEST_INCLUDE_FILES + "${CMAKE_CURRENT_BINARY_DIR}/ladder_${_rung}_tests_rung_label.cmake") + endif() + endif() + + # ── ladder__headless: QProcess test-client binary (rung 4+) ──── + file(GLOB_RECURSE _headless_sources CONFIGURE_DEPENDS "${_dir}/src/headless/*.cpp") + if(_headless_sources AND TARGET ladder_${_rung}_gui_lib) + add_executable(ladder_${_rung}_headless ${_headless_sources}) + target_link_libraries(ladder_${_rung}_headless PRIVATE morph::ladder_${_rung}_gui_lib morph::ladder_app) + target_compile_features(ladder_${_rung}_headless PRIVATE cxx_std_23) + endif() + + message(STATUS "morph_add_rung: registered rung '${_rung}'") +endfunction() +``` + +**Verify `qt_add_executable`'s availability/behavior** (it comes from +`qt_standard_project_setup`, already called in `examples/common/CMakeLists.txt` +for the whole ladder configure — confirm it doesn't need re-calling per +rung) and **`CONFIGURE_DEPENDS`'s support on every CI platform this repo +targets** (a Ninja/Makefiles-generator feature; the repo's presets use +Ninja per `apply_coverage`/`compiler_options.cmake` references seen this +session, so this should be safe, but confirm no preset uses a generator +where `CONFIGURE_DEPENDS` is silently ignored, which would mean a new +source file needs a manual reconfigure — document that caveat in this +file's header comment if so, rather than silently accepting stale builds). + +- [ ] **Step 2: Write `examples/pastebin/CMakeLists.txt`** + +```cmake +# SPDX-License-Identifier: Apache-2.0 +# +# pastebin — rung 1 of the application ladder (examples/pastebin/README.md). +# All target wiring lives in morph_add_rung() (cmake/morph_add_rung.cmake); +# this file only pulls in pastebin-specific dependencies morph_add_rung() +# itself doesn't know about, then calls it. + +cmake_minimum_required(VERSION 3.25) + +morph_add_rung(NAME pastebin) +``` + +Everything else — Lightweight (already `FetchContent`-acquired once by +`examples/common/CMakeLists.txt`, per `TESTING.md`'s "hoisted once, not +repeated per rung"), Catch2, Qt6 WebSockets — is already available by the +time this file runs (`add_subdirectory(common)` in `examples/CMakeLists.txt` +runs before the rung loop). `Qt6::Gui`/`Qml`/`Quick`/`QuickControls2` are +pulled by `morph_add_rung()` itself, gated to only when `gui/`/`gui_wasm/` +actually have sources — pastebin's own `CMakeLists.txt` needs nothing +beyond the single `morph_add_rung(NAME pastebin)` call. + +- [ ] **Step 3: Verify `examples/CMakeLists.txt` already lists `pastebin`** + +It does (`_morph_known_rungs` already contains `pastebin`, from rung 0 — +confirm, no edit needed unless that list has drifted). + +- [ ] **Step 4: Configure and build everything Tasks 1-7 already produced** + +```bash +cmake --preset -DMORPH_BUILD_QT=ON -DMORPH_BUILD_LADDER=ON -DMORPH_LADDER_RUNGS=all +cmake --build build/ --target ladder_pastebin_lib +``` + +Expect this to be the first point every earlier task's code actually +compiles as part of a real target — fix forward any remaining API +mismatches Task 5/6's "verify against real API" callouts flagged. + +- [ ] **Step 5: Commit** + +```bash +git add cmake/morph_add_rung.cmake examples/pastebin/CMakeLists.txt +git commit -m "cmake: implement morph_add_rung(), wire up examples/pastebin" +``` + +--- + +## Task 9: Model tests + +**Files:** +- Create: `examples/pastebin/tests/test_paste_model.cpp` + +**Interfaces:** +- Consumes: everything Tasks 1-8 produced. This is the first test binary in + the repo to link `ladder_pastebin_lib` + `morph::ladder_testkit`. + +Every required test from `examples/pastebin/README.md`'s "Required tests" +section, plus ordinary CRUD coverage for the model-coverage gate +(`IMPLEMENTATION.md` rule 5). Uses `morph::ladder::testkit::DbFixture` +(one per `TEST_CASE`, per rung 0's convention) and, where a test needs the +`Socket`-mode multi-client matrix, `morph::ladder::testkit::BackendRig`. + +- [ ] **Step 1: Ordinary CRUD + validation, one `TEST_CASE` per action** + +Straight-line: construct a `DbFixture`, build a `PasteModel` directly (no +`BridgeHandler` needed for these — call `model.execute(Action{...})` +in-process, synchronously, exactly like calling any plain method, since +`PasteModel::execute` is itself synchronous C++, not async) and assert the +result / thrown error. Cover: `CreatePaste` success and its `validate()` +rejection (empty content, empty syntax); `GetPaste` on a freshly created +paste (read count becomes 1, content matches); `GetPaste` against an +unknown id (`NotFound`); `EditPaste` on an editable paste (content +changes) and against a non-editable one (`ValidationError`) and an unknown +id (`NotFound`); `DeletePaste` then a follow-up `GetPaste` throws +`NotFound`; `ListPastes` returns only public pastes, respects the page +size, and `nextCursor` round-trips into a second call that returns the +remaining pastes with no overlap. + +- [ ] **Step 2: Burn-after-read — the core semantics, single-client** + +```cpp +TEST_CASE("GetPaste decrements the burn budget and deletes the paste on the last allowed read", + "[pastebin][model]") { + morph::ladder::testkit::DbFixture fixture; + pastebin::PasteModel model; + + pastebin::CreatePaste create; + create.content = "secret"; + create.syntax = "text"; + create.burnAfterReads = pastebin::Reads::fromDouble(2.0); + const auto id = model.execute(create).id; + + const auto first = model.execute(pastebin::GetPaste{.id = id}); + CHECK(first.content == "secret"); + + const auto second = model.execute(pastebin::GetPaste{.id = id}); + CHECK(second.content == "secret"); // still there — this was read 2 of 2, the burn happens after building the result + + REQUIRE_THROWS_AS(model.execute(pastebin::GetPaste{.id = id}), pastebin::NotFound); +} + +TEST_CASE("GetPaste against an already-exhausted burn budget throws Burned, not NotFound, when the row still exists", + "[pastebin][model]") { + // Seeds a row directly at the storage layer with read_count already at + // burn_after_reads, bypassing PasteModel::execute(GetPaste)'s own + // delete-on-last-read step — this is exactly the "RETURNING zero rows" + // classification branch Task 5/Task 7 both call out. + morph::ladder::testkit::DbFixture fixture; + { + Lightweight::DataMapper mapper; + pastebin::db::PasteRecord rec; + rec.id = "test-burned-paste"; + rec.content = "gone"; + rec.syntax = "text"; + rec.createdAtMs = 0; + rec.burnAfterReads = 1; + rec.readCount = 1; // already at budget + mapper.Create(rec); + } + pastebin::PasteModel model; + REQUIRE_THROWS_AS(model.execute(pastebin::GetPaste{.id = pastebin::PasteId{"test-burned-paste"}}), pastebin::Burned); +} +``` + +- [ ] **Step 3: Burn atomicity under concurrency — the race the README's + design question exists for** + +This is the test that fails the wrong way first if `PasteModel` used a +plain check-then-act instead of the atomic `UPDATE ... RETURNING`. Uses +`BackendRig{Socket, N}` (per-client, one `GetPaste` in flight each, +racing the same paste id) so the increment genuinely goes through separate +connections/sockets, not one in-process call stack: + +```cpp +TEST_CASE("BackendRig::Socket: concurrent GetPaste calls against a burn-after-1 paste — exactly one client sees the content", + "[pastebin][model][socket-only]") { + morph::ladder::testkit::DbFixture fixture; + pastebin::PasteModel seedModel; + pastebin::CreatePaste create; + create.content = "only one client should see this"; + create.syntax = "text"; + create.burnAfterReads = pastebin::Reads::fromDouble(1.0); + const auto id = seedModel.execute(create).id; + + constexpr int kClients = 4; + morph::ladder::testkit::BackendRig rig{morph::ladder::testkit::Mode::Socket, kClients}; + + std::atomic successes{0}; + std::atomic notFounds{0}; + std::vector> pending; + for (int i = 0; i < kClients; ++i) { + auto handler = rig.client(i); + pending.push_back(std::move(handler.execute(pastebin::GetPaste{.id = id}))); + } + for (auto& completion : pending) { + std::move(completion) + .then([&](pastebin::PasteView) { successes.fetch_add(1); }) + .onError([&](const std::exception_ptr&) { notFounds.fetch_add(1); }); + } + + REQUIRE(morph::ladder::testkit::pumpUntil([&] { return successes.load() + notFounds.load() == kClients; })); + CHECK(successes.load() == 1); + CHECK(notFounds.load() == kClients - 1); +} +``` + +**Verify `BackendRig::client(index)` returns something whose +`.execute(...)` can be moved into a `std::vector` of pending completions +the way sketched** (check `examples/common/testkit/test_backend_rig.cpp`'s +own usage for the real pattern — every existing usage awaits one call at a +time; racing N concurrent calls against one `BackendRig` may need a +different composition than the sketch above, e.g. keeping each client's +`BridgeHandler` alive in its own named variable rather than a vector of +completions — adjust to what actually compiles and genuinely races, and +keep the race-provoking property: all N `GetPaste` calls issued before any +of them is awaited). + +- [ ] **Step 4: Expiry — via the injectable clock, no real sleeping** + +```cpp +TEST_CASE("A paste past its expiresAt throws Expired from GetPaste, even before the sweep runs", + "[pastebin][model]") { + morph::ladder::testkit::DbFixture fixture; + pastebin::PasteModel model; + + pastebin::CreatePaste create; + create.content = "expiring"; + create.syntax = "text"; + create.expiresAt = morph::ladder::now(); // "now" at creation time + const auto id = model.execute(create).id; + + // Advance the injected clock past expiresAt — no sweep involved yet, + // proving GetPaste's own atomic WHERE clause is what enforces this, + // matching the README's "correctness doesn't depend on sweep timing". + morph::ladder::ScopedClockOverride later{*(*morph::ladder::now().value + std::chrono::hours{1})}; + REQUIRE_THROWS_AS(model.execute(pastebin::GetPaste{.id = id}), pastebin::Expired); +} + +TEST_CASE("App's periodic sweep dispatches ExpirePaste for a past-expiry paste, and it is gone afterward", + "[pastebin][app]") { + morph::ladder::testkit::DbFixture fixture; + pastebin::PasteModel model; + pastebin::CreatePaste create; + create.content = "to be swept"; + create.syntax = "text"; + create.expiresAt = morph::ladder::now(); + const auto id = model.execute(create).id; + + morph::ladder::ScopedClockOverride later{*(*morph::ladder::now().value + std::chrono::hours{1})}; + + pastebin::app::App app{std::filesystem::temp_directory_path() / "pastebin_sweep_test.jsonl", + std::chrono::hours{1} /* disable the timer; call sweepExpiredOnce() directly */}; + app.sweepExpiredOnce(); + REQUIRE(morph::ladder::testkit::pumpUntil([&] { + try { + model.execute(pastebin::GetPaste{.id = id}); + return false; // still there + } catch (const pastebin::NotFound&) { + return true; // swept + } + })); +} +``` + +**Verify `App`'s constructor and `sweepExpiredOnce()` compose correctly +with a `DbFixture`-backed database** — `App` constructs its own +`RemoteServer`/worker pool against whatever the *default* connection +currently is (set by `DbFixture`'s construction earlier in this test), +which should just work since both go through the same +`Lightweight::SqlConnection::SetDefaultConnectionString` global — confirm +no ordering surprise when writing this test for real. + +- [ ] **Step 5: Duplicate create on retry (weaker approximation, per README)** + +```cpp +TEST_CASE("A resent CreatePaste with the same content does not mint two pastes under this rung's weaker double-execute guard", + "[pastebin][model]") { + // README: "Until the fault-injection proxy exists (rung 4), this is + // explicitly the weaker approximation — double-execute with the same + // op id — not true reply-frame loss." Rung 1 does not yet have an + // idempotency-key field on CreatePaste (that lands at rung 4 per + // LADDER.md's "exactly-once delivery" strain). This test documents + // today's honest behavior instead of asserting a guarantee the rung + // does not implement: two independent CreatePaste calls with identical + // content ARE two distinct pastes today (no dedup key exists yet) — + // assert that fact plainly, so this test fails loudly the day rung 4's + // idempotency-key discipline lands here and this comment/test need + // updating together, rather than silently drifting. + morph::ladder::testkit::DbFixture fixture; + pastebin::PasteModel model; + pastebin::CreatePaste create; + create.content = "resent"; + create.syntax = "text"; + const auto first = model.execute(create).id; + const auto second = model.execute(create).id; + CHECK(*first.value != *second.value); +} +``` + +**This deliberately documents a known limitation rather than the stronger +guarantee the README's "Required tests" bullet originally gestured at** — +re-read that bullet against `PasteModel`'s actual DTOs (Task 3 has no +op-id/idempotency-key field on `CreatePaste`, correctly, since the README +scopes that discipline to rung 4) before writing this test for real, and +resolve the tension in favor of testing what the shipped code actually +does, not a guarantee it was never asked to provide. + +- [ ] **Step 6: Id-collision handling in the tiny animal-name keyspace** + +```cpp +TEST_CASE("CreatePaste retries past a colliding animal-name id instead of failing the whole call", + "[pastebin][model]") { + morph::ladder::testkit::DbFixture fixture; + // Pre-seed a row occupying one specific id from the keyspace so the + // very next CreatePaste has a real chance of colliding on its first + // attempt — the retry loop (Task 5) must recover from that, not + // propagate the constraint-violation exception. Given the keyspace's + // small, enumerable size (Task 5's kAdjectives x kAnimals x 1000 + // suffixes), a single pre-seeded id makes a first-attempt collision + // plausible but not guaranteed within one run; the assertion below + // only requires CreatePaste to succeed at all (proving the retry loop + // works when a collision *does* happen), not that a collision + // necessarily happened this run — REQUIRE_NOTHROW across many + // repeated calls is the practical way to exercise the retry path + // without depending on a specific RNG draw. + Lightweight::DataMapper mapper; + pastebin::db::PasteRecord seed; + seed.id = "bold-cat-1"; // must match a real, reachable combination from Task 5's tables + seed.content = "occupying this id"; + seed.syntax = "text"; + seed.createdAtMs = 0; + seed.readCount = 0; + mapper.Create(seed); + + pastebin::PasteModel model; + for (int i = 0; i < 50; ++i) { + pastebin::CreatePaste create; + create.content = "attempt " + std::to_string(i); + create.syntax = "text"; + REQUIRE_NOTHROW(model.execute(create)); + } +} +``` + +- [ ] **Step 7: Size-limit UX** + +Construct a `BackendRig{Socket}` (the message-size bound is enforced at +`QtWebSocketServer`, not the model — see `include/morph/qt/qt_websocket_server.hpp`'s +`maxMessageBytes`), issue a `CreatePaste` whose `content` exceeds a small, +test-configured `maxMessageBytes`, and assert the client's `Completion` +rejects with a message containing `"message exceeds maxMessageBytes"` +(the exact server-side string, confirmed this session). **Verify +`BackendRig` exposes a way to configure `QtWebSocketServerConfig::maxMessageBytes` +for its internal `Socket`-mode server** — if it does not, this is a small, +legitimate `examples/common/testkit/backend_rig.hpp` extension (an +optional config parameter alongside the existing `authorizer` one), not a +pastebin-only workaround; make that addition here if needed, with its own +test in `test_backend_rig.cpp`. + +- [ ] **Step 8: Hostile content round-trip** + +```cpp +TEST_CASE("Hostile fuzz-corpus content round-trips through CreatePaste/GetPaste unchanged, both backends", + "[pastebin][model]") { + auto mode = GENERATE(morph::ladder::testkit::Mode::Local, morph::ladder::testkit::Mode::Socket); + morph::ladder::testkit::DbFixture fixture; + morph::ladder::testkit::BackendRig rig{mode, 1}; + auto handler = rig.client(0); + + for (const auto& corpusFile : {"tests/fuzz/findings/dispatch_execute/err_reply_control_char_roundtrip.bin", + "tests/fuzz/findings/wire_decode/skip_ws_heap_overflow.bin"}) { + std::ifstream in{corpusFile, std::ios::binary}; + REQUIRE(in.good()); + const std::string content{std::istreambuf_iterator{in}, std::istreambuf_iterator{}}; + + pastebin::CreatePaste create; + create.content = content; + create.syntax = "text"; + const auto id = morph::ladder::testkit::awaitQt(handler.execute(create)).id; + const auto fetched = morph::ladder::testkit::awaitQt(handler.execute(pastebin::GetPaste{.id = id})); + CHECK(fetched.content == content); + } +} +``` + +**Verify the corpus file paths resolve from `ladder_pastebin_tests`' +working directory** (ctest's default working directory is the build tree's +per-target directory, not the repo root — the existing corpus-consuming +fuzz harness, if any, or `tests/`'s own CMake wiring likely already solves +"find the repo root from a test binary"; check `tests/CMakeLists.txt` for +the convention already in use — e.g. a compiled-in +`CMAKE_SOURCE_DIR`-derived constant — rather than a fragile relative path +guess). + +- [ ] **Step 9: Security posture — fail-open delta** + +```cpp +TEST_CASE("Fail-open default: an unauthenticated client can register and execute against a learned paste id", + "[pastebin][security]") { + // Executable documentation of docs/spec/security.md's fail-open + // default (rung 1 deliberately does not configure an authorizer) — + // this asserts the *documented* behavior, not a bug: any client can + // read a paste it knows the id of, with no session at all. + morph::ladder::testkit::DbFixture fixture; + pastebin::PasteModel seedModel; + pastebin::CreatePaste create; + create.content = "no auth configured"; + create.syntax = "text"; + const auto id = seedModel.execute(create).id; + + morph::ladder::testkit::BackendRig rig{morph::ladder::testkit::Mode::Socket, 1}; // no authorizer arg -> AllowAllAuthorizer + auto handler = rig.client(0); + const auto fetched = morph::ladder::testkit::awaitQt(handler.execute(pastebin::GetPaste{.id = id})); + CHECK(fetched.content == "no auth configured"); +} +``` + +- [ ] **Step 10: `hello` protocol-version negotiation** + +```cpp +TEST_CASE("hello negotiates the server's configured protocol version range", + "[pastebin][security]") { + morph::ladder::testkit::DbFixture fixture; + morph::ladder::testkit::BackendRig rig{morph::ladder::testkit::Mode::Socket, 1}; + // The rig's own backend for client 0 is already connected; negotiate + // over it directly (QtWebSocketBackend::negotiateProtocolVersion(), + // confirmed this session — native-test-only, blocks via a nested + // QEventLoop, exactly what a native Catch2 test wants). + // Verify BackendRig exposes the raw QtWebSocketBackend* (or add a + // narrow accessor if it currently only exposes the Bridge/handler) — + // needed to call negotiateProtocolVersion() directly. +} +``` + +**This step is intentionally left as a directed spec, not full code** — it +needs `BackendRig`'s exact `Socket`-mode internals (whether the raw +`QtWebSocketBackend*` is reachable) confirmed against +`examples/common/testkit/backend_rig.hpp` while writing it; add a narrow +accessor there (with its own `test_backend_rig.cpp` case) if none exists, +the same way Step 7 above may need one for `maxMessageBytes`. + +- [ ] **Step 11: Store-error branch coverage — using Task 7's `DbBusyFixture`** + +```cpp +TEST_CASE("GetPaste's atomic update surfaces a real SQLITE_BUSY as a thrown error, not silent data loss", + "[pastebin][model]") { + morph::ladder::testkit::DbFixture fixture; + pastebin::PasteModel model; + pastebin::CreatePaste create; + create.content = "contended"; + create.syntax = "text"; + const auto id = model.execute(create).id; + + morph::ladder::testkit::DbBusyFixture busy{"pastes"}; + REQUIRE_THROWS(model.execute(pastebin::GetPaste{.id = id})); +} +``` + +Plus the `UNIQUE`-violation and zero-rows-affected classification cases +already covered by Steps 2 and 6 above (per Task 7's own note: those two +need no new fixture). + +- [ ] **Step 12: Add the new test file to `examples/pastebin`'s test target** + +`morph_add_rung()` (Task 8) already globs `tests/*.cpp` — no CMake edit +needed, just placing the file under `examples/pastebin/tests/`. + +- [ ] **Step 13: Build, run, measure coverage** + +```bash +cmake --build build/ --target ladder_pastebin_tests +QT_QPA_PLATFORM=offscreen ctest --test-dir build/ -L ladder-pastebin --output-on-failure +``` + +Then extend `scripts/coverage.sh`'s `SOURCES` array (already +conditionally includes `examples/common`) to also include +`examples/pastebin/include`/`examples/pastebin/src` when +`ladder_pastebin_tests` exists, following the exact same +`if [ -x "$LADDER_TEST_EXE" ]` guard pattern the script already uses — +and extend `codecov.yml`'s `ladder` component's `paths` list the same way +(or add a second component, `pastebin`, if the team prefers per-rung gates +— either is consistent with `IMPLEMENTATION.md` rule 5; pick one and note +the choice in the commit message). Per rule 5's own guidance from the +rung-0 coverage work: measure the real ceiling via `llvm-cov export`'s +JSON, document every known-artifact line, and set the target from that +measurement — do not assume a blind 100% target will pass. + +- [ ] **Step 14: Commit** + +```bash +git add examples/pastebin/tests/test_paste_model.cpp \ + scripts/coverage.sh codecov.yml +git commit -m "pastebin: add PasteModel tests (CRUD, burn atomicity, expiry, security, coverage)" +``` + +--- + +## Task 10: Presenters and the forms-controller glue + +**Files:** +- Create: `examples/pastebin/gui_lib/paste_presenter.hpp` +- Create: `examples/pastebin/gui_lib/paste_presenter.cpp` +- Create: `examples/pastebin/gui_lib/paste_forms_controller.hpp` +- Create: `examples/pastebin/gui_lib/paste_forms_controller.cpp` + +**Interfaces:** +- Consumes: `examples/common/gui::Presenter` (`track()`/`busy()`/`idle()`), + `pastebin::PasteModel`/DTOs, `morph::forms::schemaJson()`. +- Produces: `pastebin::gui::PastePresenter` (routes create/get/edit/delete/ + list through a `BridgeHandler`, surfaces typed errors) and + `pastebin::gui::PasteFormsController` (the finding-021 workaround: same + `schemaJson()`/`submitIfValid()`/`fetchOptions()` surface as the shipped + `FormsControllerCore`, but composed over an injected `Bridge&`/ + `IExecutor*` instead of constructing its own backend). Task 11 (presenter + tests) and Task 12 (GUI shell) both consume these. + +`TESTING.md`'s presenter rule 2 binds both classes: neither constructs a +`Bridge`, an executor, or a backend — both take `(Bridge&, IExecutor*)` (or +a pre-built `BridgeHandler`) from whatever composes them, which is always +`examples/common/gui::AppContext::onReady(...)` at the GUI-shell layer +(Task 12). + +- [ ] **Step 1: Write `examples/pastebin/gui_lib/paste_presenter.hpp`** + +```cpp +// SPDX-License-Identifier: Apache-2.0 +#pragma once + +#include "common/gui/presenter.hpp" +#include "pastebin/dto/paste_dto.hpp" +#include "pastebin/models/paste_model.hpp" + +#include +#include + +namespace pastebin::gui { + +/// @brief Routes CreatePaste/GetPaste/EditPaste/DeletePaste/ListPastes +/// through a `BridgeHandler`, surfacing typed errors to +/// whatever view composes this (QML properties/signals, Task 12). +/// Translates and routes only — no domain logic +/// (`IMPLEMENTATION.md` rule 2). +class PastePresenter : public ::morph::ladder::gui::Presenter { + Q_OBJECT + public: + /// @param bridge The shared `Bridge` `AppContext` owns. + /// @param executor The executor `Completion` callbacks land on. + /// @param parent Optional `QObject` parent. + PastePresenter(::morph::bridge::Bridge& bridge, ::morph::exec::IExecutor* executor, QObject* parent = nullptr); + + void create(CreatePaste action); + void get(GetPaste action); + void edit(EditPaste action); + void remove(DeletePaste action); + void list(ListPastes action); + + signals: + void created(CreatePasteResult result); + void loaded(PasteView view); + void edited(PasteView view); + void removed(); + void listed(ListPastesResult result); + /// @brief Emitted for any action's typed error — @p message is + /// `std::exception::what()`, ready for direct display. + void failed(QString message); + + private: + ::morph::bridge::BridgeHandler _handler; +}; + +} // namespace pastebin::gui +``` + +- [ ] **Step 2: Write `examples/pastebin/gui_lib/paste_presenter.cpp`** + +Each method follows `Presenter::track()`'s documented composition order +(its own doc comment, Task-1-adjacent research this session: `track()`'s +internal `.onError` only decrements the busy counter — a subclass wanting +to *display* the error must attach its own `.onError` **before** handing +the completion to `track()`, since `track()` is the last handler attached +and takes the completion by value): + +```cpp +// SPDX-License-Identifier: Apache-2.0 +#include "paste_presenter.hpp" + +namespace pastebin::gui { + +PastePresenter::PastePresenter(::morph::bridge::Bridge& bridge, ::morph::exec::IExecutor* executor, QObject* parent) + : Presenter{parent}, _handler{bridge, executor} {} + +void PastePresenter::create(CreatePaste action) { + track( + _handler.execute(std::move(action)).onError([this](const std::exception_ptr& err) { + try { + std::rethrow_exception(err); + } catch (const std::exception& e) { + emit failed(QString::fromStdString(e.what())); + } + }), + [this](CreatePasteResult result) { emit created(std::move(result)); }); +} + +void PastePresenter::get(GetPaste action) { + track( + _handler.execute(std::move(action)).onError([this](const std::exception_ptr& err) { + try { + std::rethrow_exception(err); + } catch (const std::exception& e) { + emit failed(QString::fromStdString(e.what())); + } + }), + [this](PasteView view) { emit loaded(std::move(view)); }); +} + +void PastePresenter::edit(EditPaste action) { + track( + _handler.execute(std::move(action)).onError([this](const std::exception_ptr& err) { + try { + std::rethrow_exception(err); + } catch (const std::exception& e) { + emit failed(QString::fromStdString(e.what())); + } + }), + [this](PasteView view) { emit edited(std::move(view)); }); +} + +void PastePresenter::remove(DeletePaste action) { + track( + _handler.execute(std::move(action)).onError([this](const std::exception_ptr& err) { + try { + std::rethrow_exception(err); + } catch (const std::exception& e) { + emit failed(QString::fromStdString(e.what())); + } + }), + [this](Ack) { emit removed(); }); +} + +void PastePresenter::list(ListPastes action) { + track( + _handler.execute(std::move(action)).onError([this](const std::exception_ptr& err) { + try { + std::rethrow_exception(err); + } catch (const std::exception& e) { + emit failed(QString::fromStdString(e.what())); + } + }), + [this](ListPastesResult result) { emit listed(std::move(result)); }); +} + +} // namespace pastebin::gui +``` + +**This duplicates the same six-line try/catch-and-emit block five times — +after it compiles and passes its Task-11 tests, consider (in this same +task, not deferred) factoring it into one private helper +(`template auto reportErrors()` returning the `onError` +lambda, or a member function taking the completion) if doing so doesn't +fight `track`'s own template-argument deduction** — note in the task +report which shape was kept. + +- [ ] **Step 3: Write `examples/pastebin/gui_lib/paste_forms_controller.hpp`** + +The finding-021 workaround — same public surface as +`morph::qt::forms::FormsControllerCore` +(`include/morph/qt/forms/forms_controller_core.hpp`), composed over an +injected `Bridge&`/`IExecutor*` instead of a hardcoded `LocalBackend`: + +```cpp +// SPDX-License-Identifier: Apache-2.0 +#pragma once + +#include "pastebin/models/paste_model.hpp" + +#include +#include + +#include + +namespace pastebin::gui { + +/// @brief Same schema-driven surface as the shipped +/// `morph::qt::forms::FormsControllerCore` +/// (`schemaJson()`/`submitIfValid()`/`fetchOptions()`), composed +/// over an injected `Bridge&`/`IExecutor*` instead of constructing +/// its own `LocalBackend` — the shipped core cannot do this +/// (finding 021), and `TESTING.md`'s presenter rule 2 forbids GUI +/// code from constructing its own backend/executor, so this rung +/// owns a thin, otherwise-identical controller instead. Pure glue, +/// no domain logic (`IMPLEMENTATION.md` rule 2 justification (b)) — +/// the schema/validation/rendering machinery is untouched; only the +/// backend-wiring seam differs. +class PasteFormsController { + public: + /// @param bridge The shared `Bridge` `AppContext` owns. + /// @param executor The executor `Completion` callbacks land on. + /// @param schemasJson Pre-assembled `{actionType: schemaJson()}` map, + /// matching `FormsControllerCore`'s own constructor contract. + PasteFormsController(::morph::bridge::Bridge& bridge, ::morph::exec::IExecutor* executor, std::string schemasJson); + + [[nodiscard]] const std::string& schemasJson() const noexcept { return _schemasJson; } + + template + void submitIfValid(std::string actionType, std::string bodyJson, OnReply onReply, OnError onError); + + private: + ::morph::bridge::BridgeHandler _handler; + std::string _schemasJson; +}; + +} // namespace pastebin::gui +``` + +**Verify `FormsControllerCore`'s real `submitIfValid`/`fetchOptions` +template signatures and bodies against +`include/morph/qt/forms/forms_controller_core.hpp` before writing this +file's real implementation** — only the class *shape* (member list, +constructor pattern) was confirmed this session, not the two template +methods' full bodies (they were described, not quoted verbatim). Copy +their real logic (schema lookup by `actionType`, JSON body validation +against that schema, dispatch through `_handler`) verbatim, changing only +how `_handler` gets its `Bridge`/executor. If `fetchOptions` turns out to +be needed by any pastebin form (check whether any DTO field uses +`morph::forms::Choice` — Task 3's DTOs do not, per this plan's own +design, so `fetchOptions` may not be needed at all for rung 1; omit it if +so, and say so in the task report rather than stubbing an unused method). + +- [ ] **Step 4: Write `examples/pastebin/gui_lib/paste_forms_controller.cpp`** + +Implements `submitIfValid` (and `fetchOptions` only if Step 3 determined +it's needed) against the real `FormsControllerCore` logic adapted per +Step 3's note. + +- [ ] **Step 5: Build** + +```bash +cmake --build build/ --target ladder_pastebin_gui_lib +``` + +- [ ] **Step 6: Commit** + +```bash +git add examples/pastebin/gui_lib/ +git commit -m "pastebin: add PastePresenter and the finding-021 forms-controller glue" +``` + +--- + +## Task 11: Presenter tests + +**Files:** +- Create: `examples/pastebin/tests/test_paste_presenter.cpp` + +**Interfaces:** +- Consumes: Task 10's `PastePresenter`, rung 0's `BackendRig`/`pumpUntil`/ + `settle`-equivalent pattern (`Presenter::busy()`). + +Full backend-mode matrix (`Local`/`LocalSingleThread`/`Socket`, via +`GENERATE`, per `TESTING.md`), one `TEST_CASE` per presenter method plus +the `failed` signal path: + +- [ ] **Step 1: Write the matrix test** + +```cpp +// SPDX-License-Identifier: Apache-2.0 +#include +#include + +#include "paste_presenter.hpp" +#include "testkit/backend_rig.hpp" +#include "testkit/db_fixture.hpp" +#include "testkit/pump.hpp" + +TEST_CASE("PastePresenter::create then get round-trips a paste, all three backend modes", + "[pastebin][presenter]") { + auto mode = GENERATE(morph::ladder::testkit::Mode::Local, morph::ladder::testkit::Mode::LocalSingleThread, + morph::ladder::testkit::Mode::Socket); + morph::ladder::testkit::DbFixture fixture; + morph::ladder::testkit::BackendRig rig{mode, 1}; + auto bridge = rig.bridge(0); + pastebin::gui::PastePresenter presenter{*bridge, rig.executor()}; + + pastebin::PasteId createdId; + bool created = false; + QObject::connect(&presenter, &pastebin::gui::PastePresenter::created, + [&](pastebin::CreatePasteResult result) { + createdId = result.id; + created = true; + }); + pastebin::CreatePaste create; + create.content = "presenter round-trip"; + create.syntax = "text"; + presenter.create(create); + REQUIRE(morph::ladder::testkit::pumpUntil([&] { return created; })); + REQUIRE_FALSE(presenter.busy()); + + pastebin::PasteView loaded; + bool gotLoaded = false; + QObject::connect(&presenter, &pastebin::gui::PastePresenter::loaded, [&](pastebin::PasteView view) { + loaded = view; + gotLoaded = true; + }); + presenter.get(pastebin::GetPaste{.id = createdId}); + REQUIRE(morph::ladder::testkit::pumpUntil([&] { return gotLoaded; })); + CHECK(loaded.content == "presenter round-trip"); +} + +TEST_CASE("PastePresenter::get against an unknown id emits failed, not a crash", "[pastebin][presenter]") { + morph::ladder::testkit::DbFixture fixture; + morph::ladder::testkit::BackendRig rig{morph::ladder::testkit::Mode::Local, 1}; + auto bridge = rig.bridge(0); + pastebin::gui::PastePresenter presenter{*bridge, rig.executor()}; + + QString failure; + bool failed = false; + QObject::connect(&presenter, &pastebin::gui::PastePresenter::failed, [&](QString message) { + failure = message; + failed = true; + }); + presenter.get(pastebin::GetPaste{.id = pastebin::PasteId{"no-such-paste"}}); + REQUIRE(morph::ladder::testkit::pumpUntil([&] { return failed; })); + CHECK_FALSE(failure.isEmpty()); + REQUIRE_FALSE(presenter.busy()); +} +``` + +**Verify `BackendRig::bridge(index)`'s exact return type** (a `Bridge*` or +`Bridge&` — `PastePresenter`'s constructor above takes `Bridge&`, adjust +the dereference accordingly) **against `examples/common/testkit/backend_rig.hpp`** +before writing this for real; extend with `edit`/`remove`/`list` cases +following the same shape. + +- [ ] **Step 2: One offscreen QML engine-load smoke test** + +Per `TESTING.md` presenter rule 6 ("one offscreen engine-load smoke test +(engine creates root object, no errors) registered in ctest — not Qt Quick +Test") — this depends on Task 12's QML file existing, so **defer writing +this specific test's body until Task 12 lands**; create the file now with +a one-line comment marking it deferred, or fold this step into Task 12 +instead if that reads more naturally once Task 12's QML file path is +known. Either placement is fine; do not skip the test itself. + +- [ ] **Step 3: Build, run, commit** + +```bash +cmake --build build/ --target ladder_pastebin_tests +QT_QPA_PLATFORM=offscreen ctest --test-dir build/ -L ladder-pastebin --output-on-failure +git add examples/pastebin/tests/test_paste_presenter.cpp +git commit -m "pastebin: add PastePresenter tests (full backend-mode matrix)" +``` + +--- + +## Task 12: Desktop GUI shell, standalone server binary, demo seeding + +**Files:** +- Create: `examples/pastebin/gui/main.cpp` +- Create: `examples/pastebin/gui/qml/Main.qml` +- Create: `examples/pastebin/gui/qml/PasteView.qml` +- Create: `examples/pastebin/src/server/main.cpp` +- Create/modify: `examples/pastebin/tests/test_gui_qml_smoke.cpp` (Task 11 + Step 2's deferred test, if not already written there) + +**Interfaces:** +- Consumes: Task 10's `PastePresenter`/`PasteFormsController`, + `examples/common/gui::AppContext`, the real `MorphForms` QML module, + Task 6's `App`. +- Produces: a running desktop client and a standalone server process — + the first point in this rung where the whole loop is manually + end-to-end verifiable, not just unit-tested. + +Follow `examples/forms/gui_qml/`'s real, working shape (`Main.qml`'s +`import MorphForms`, `FormsController { id: formsController }`, +`JSON.parse(formsController.schemasJson)` — confirmed this session) for +the QML side, substituting `pastebin::gui::PasteFormsController` for that +demo's `FormsController` type (Task 10 gave it the same public surface on +purpose) and `pastebin::gui::PastePresenter` for whatever list/detail view +state the schema-driven form doesn't cover (paste content display, +burn/expiry status — `IMPLEMENTATION.md` rule 2's "pure glue" allowance; +these are read-only displays of server-computed state, not hand-rolled +input widgets). + +- [ ] **Step 1: Write `examples/pastebin/gui/main.cpp`** + +Wires `AppContext` (`Mode = Remote{url}` from a `--server` CLI arg, +defaulting to `Local{workers=4}` — mirroring `AppContext`'s own doc-comment +example construction pattern from rung 0), constructs `PastePresenter`/ +`PasteFormsController` inside `ctx.onReady([&] { ... })`, exposes them to +QML via `QQmlApplicationEngine::rootContext()->setContextProperty(...)`, +loads `qrc:/pastebin/qml/Main.qml` (or the QML-module URI form +`examples/forms/gui_qml/CMakeLists.txt`'s `qt_add_qml_module` call uses — +match that exact convention, including whatever URI naming scheme it +established, e.g. `Pastebin` as this rung's own module name). + +- [ ] **Step 2: Write the QML files** + +`Main.qml`: app shell + the schema-driven create form (`DynamicForm` from +`MorphForms`, per that module's real QML API — read +`src/qt/forms/qml/DynamicForm.qml`'s documented usage before wiring this). +`PasteView.qml`: read-only display of a fetched `PasteView` (content, +syntax, burn/expiry status) — plain `Text`/`ScrollView`, zero styling +effort (`IMPLEMENTATION.md` rule 2: "Default Qt Quick controls, default +fonts, no theming"). + +- [ ] **Step 3: Write the offscreen QML smoke test** (Task 11 Step 2) + +```cpp +// SPDX-License-Identifier: Apache-2.0 +#include + +#include +#include + +TEST_CASE("pastebin's QML engine loads Main.qml and creates a root object with no errors", + "[pastebin][gui][qml-smoke]") { + QQmlApplicationEngine engine; + bool hadError = false; + QObject::connect(&engine, &QQmlApplicationEngine::warnings, [&](const QList&) { hadError = true; }); + engine.load(QUrl{"qrc:/pastebin/qml/Main.qml"}); // match Step 1's real module/resource URI + REQUIRE_FALSE(engine.rootObjects().isEmpty()); + REQUIRE_FALSE(hadError); +} +``` + +Runs under `QT_QPA_PLATFORM=offscreen` (already set for the whole +`ladder-tests`/`clang-coverage` CI legs — no per-test setup needed). + +- [ ] **Step 4: Write `examples/pastebin/src/server/main.cpp`** + +```cpp +// SPDX-License-Identifier: Apache-2.0 +#include "pastebin/app/app.hpp" +#include "pastebin/db/database.hpp" + +#include + +#include + +#include +#include +#include + +int main(int argc, char** argv) { + QCoreApplication qtApp{argc, argv}; + + const char* connectionString = std::getenv("PASTEBIN_DB"); + pastebin::db::setup(connectionString != nullptr ? connectionString + : "DRIVER=SQLite3;Database=pastebin.db;Timeout=5000"); + + pastebin::app::App app{std::filesystem::current_path() / "pastebin_actions.jsonl"}; + + const char* portEnv = std::getenv("PASTEBIN_PORT"); + const int port = portEnv != nullptr ? std::atoi(portEnv) : 0; + morph::qt::QtWebSocketServer wsServer{*app.server(), port}; + if (!wsServer.listen()) { + std::cerr << "pastebin-server: failed to listen\n"; + return 1; + } + std::cout << "pastebin-server: listening on port " << wsServer.port() << '\n'; + + return QCoreApplication::exec(); +} +``` + +**Verify `morph::qt::QtWebSocketServer`'s real constructor and `listen()`/ +`port()` API** against `include/morph/qt/qt_websocket_server.hpp` — this +sketch follows the shape `examples/common/testkit/backend_rig.hpp`'s own +`Socket`-mode construction already uses successfully in this codebase +(`QtWebSocketServer{*server, 0}` then `.listen()`/`.port()`), so it should +transcribe directly; confirm the exact argument order. + +- [ ] **Step 5: Demo seeding** + +Per `LADDER.md`'s "every rung ships a `--seed` path" operations +convention: add a `--seed` flag to the server binary (Step 4) that, after +`pastebin::db::setup()`, calls `PasteModel::execute(CreatePaste{...})` +directly (in-process, synchronous — no need for a `Bridge`/handler) a +handful of times with representative content (a few public pastes, one +with `burnAfterReads` set, one with `expiresAt` set) before starting the +WebSocket listener. `action_driver.hpp`'s generator machinery is +explicitly **rung 4**'s deliverable (`TESTING.md`'s component table) — do +not pull it forward for this; a half-dozen hardcoded `CreatePaste` calls +is the right-sized answer here, matching the README's "keep the rung-1 +answer primitive" framing used elsewhere in this plan. + +- [ ] **Step 6: Manual end-to-end verification** + +```bash +cmake --build build/ --target ladder_pastebin_server ladder_pastebin_gui +./build//examples/pastebin/ladder_pastebin_server --seed & +./build//examples/pastebin/ladder_pastebin_gui --server ws://127.0.0.1: +``` + +Confirm: the desktop client's create form submits and lists the seeded + +newly created pastes; opening one increments its read count; a +burn-after-1 seeded paste disappears after one open. Record the outcome +(including any real failure — this is genuinely unverified machinery, like +the `RETURNING` and `SQLITE_BUSY` spikes earlier) in the task report. + +- [ ] **Step 7: Commit** + +```bash +git add examples/pastebin/gui/ examples/pastebin/src/server/ examples/pastebin/tests/test_gui_qml_smoke.cpp +git commit -m "pastebin: add desktop GUI shell, standalone server binary, demo seeding" +``` + +--- + +## Task 13: WASM client, CI wiring, and the final docs pass + +**Files:** +- Create: `examples/pastebin/gui_wasm/main_wasm.cpp` +- Modify: `.github/workflows/ci.yml` (confirm/extend the `ladder-tests` job's + WASM compile-gate matrix to include pastebin, if not already generic) +- Modify: `examples/pastebin/README.md` (final DoD checklist, status) +- Modify: `examples/TESTING.md` (only if this task's real experience + contradicts anything it currently states — read it fresh against what + actually shipped before editing) + +**Interfaces:** +- Produces: rung 1's WASM client — **same client code as the desktop + shell** (`PastePresenter`/`PasteFormsController`/the QML files Task 12 + wrote), only `main_wasm.cpp` differs (per rung 0's own hard requirement: + copying bank's `gui_wasm` shadow-header pattern is forbidden — + `TESTING.md`'s "Do not copy bank's `gui_wasm` shadow-header pattern"). + +This is rung 1's payoff on rung 0's WASM-remote spike +(`examples/common/wasm_spike/`): the spike proved +`QtWebSocketBackend`+`asyncRegistrationEnabled` works from WASM in +isolation (unverified against a real Emscripten toolchain per its own +README) — Task 6's `App` and rung 0's `AppContext` already wrap that exact +pattern generically, so pastebin's WASM client should need **no +WASM-specific application code at all**, only a WASM-specific `main()`. + +- [ ] **Step 1: Write `examples/pastebin/gui_wasm/main_wasm.cpp`** + +```cpp +// SPDX-License-Identifier: Apache-2.0 +#include "common/gui/app_context.hpp" +#include "paste_forms_controller.hpp" +#include "paste_presenter.hpp" + +#include +#include +#include + +#include + +int main(int argc, char** argv) { + QGuiApplication qtApp{argc, argv}; + + // The WASM client is always Remote — there is no in-process server to + // be Local against in a browser (IMPLEMENTATION.md rule 4's WASM + // clause: persistence lives server-side, behind the model). + morph::ladder::gui::AppContext ctx{ + morph::ladder::gui::AppContext::Remote{QUrl{MORPH_LADDER_PASTEBIN_WASM_SERVER_URL}}}; + + QQmlApplicationEngine engine; + std::optional presenter; + std::optional formsController; + ctx.onReady([&] { + presenter.emplace(ctx.bridge(), ctx.executor()); + formsController.emplace(ctx.bridge(), ctx.executor(), /* same schemasJson assembly as Task 12's main.cpp */ std::string{}); + engine.rootContext()->setContextProperty("pastePresenter", &*presenter); + engine.rootContext()->setContextProperty("pasteFormsController", &*formsController); + engine.load(QUrl{"qrc:/pastebin/qml/Main.qml"}); + }); + + return QGuiApplication::exec(); +} +``` + +**`MORPH_LADDER_PASTEBIN_WASM_SERVER_URL`** is a compile-definition, set by +this task's CMake addition — follow +`examples/common/wasm_spike/CMakeLists.txt`'s own +`MORPH_LADDER_WASM_SPIKE_SERVER_URL` convention exactly (same mechanism, +new name) rather than inventing a different configuration path. +**Duplicate the exact `schemasJson` assembly Task 12's `gui/main.cpp` uses** +for `formsController`'s construction — both binaries must build the +identical schema map, so factor it into one shared free function +(`examples/pastebin/gui_lib/paste_schemas.hpp`, a small addition to this +task alongside `main_wasm.cpp`) that both `main.cpp` and `main_wasm.cpp` +call, rather than duplicating the assembly logic inline in each. + +- [ ] **Step 2: Confirm `morph_add_rung()` already builds this under Emscripten** + +Task 8's `morph_add_rung()` globs `gui_wasm/*.cpp` under its +`if(EMSCRIPTEN)` branch already — no CMake edit needed beyond what Step 1 +places on disk, **unless** the WASM build needs the compile definition +from Step 1's note, in which case add exactly that one +`target_compile_definitions(ladder_pastebin_gui_wasm PRIVATE +MORPH_LADDER_PASTEBIN_WASM_SERVER_URL="${MORPH_LADDER_PASTEBIN_WASM_SERVER_URL}")` +line to `examples/pastebin/CMakeLists.txt` (following +`wasm_spike/CMakeLists.txt`'s exact pattern), guarded the same way that +file guards it (only meaningful under `EMSCRIPTEN`). + +- [ ] **Step 3: Attempt a real Emscripten configure/build** + +```bash +emcmake cmake --preset -DMORPH_BUILD_LADDER=ON -DMORPH_LADDER_RUNGS=pastebin +cmake --build build/ --target ladder_pastebin_gui_wasm +``` + +Per rung 0's own WASM spike precedent: **if no Emscripten toolchain is +available in this environment, or the build fails**, do not silently work +around it — this is the same class of "real, unverified machinery" the +spike itself flagged. Follow the spike's own documented fallback protocol +(`examples/common/wasm_spike/README.md`'s "Fallback plan" section, +already read in full this session): identify which failure mode it is +(configure failure / page-abort / hang-with-no-result — adapted to a build +failure if the toolchain issue surfaces at compile time instead of +runtime), file it as a finding with the concrete error captured, and mark +this task's step complete with a "documents a real blocker" note rather +than blocking the whole rung's exit on an environment limitation outside +this codebase's control. If it **does** build and run (via `emrun` + +manual browser check, mirroring the spike's own manual-verification +steps), that closes out rung 0's WASM-remote proof for real application +code, not just the spike's echo model — note this explicitly, since it is +the first time this has happened in this codebase. + +- [ ] **Step 4: Confirm CI's `ladder-tests` job picks pastebin up** + +Read `.github/workflows/ci.yml`'s `ladder-tests` job (added in rung 0) — +per `TESTING.md`'s "Build system and CI" section, it should already be +generic (`MORPH_LADDER_RUNGS` path-filtered, no per-rung job edits +needed). If it genuinely is generic, this step is a read-only +confirmation, no diff. If it turns out rung 0 left something rung-specific +stubbed (e.g. a hardcoded rung list, or the WASM compile gate only ever +exercising the spike, not real rung `gui_wasm` targets), fix that gap here +— this is finding-018/021-shaped territory (a real gap in +already-shipped infrastructure) if it exists, not a pastebin-only patch. + +- [ ] **Step 5: Final docs pass** + +Update `examples/pastebin/README.md`: flip `**Status: in progress.**` to +`**Status: rung 1 shipped.**` (or whatever this repo's convention for a +finished rung turns out to be — check whether any other rung README uses +a "done" status marker as precedent; if none does, this is the first, so +pick a plain, honest phrase), and tick off every "Definition of done" bullet +against what actually shipped — including being honest about anything that +did **not** fully land (an unverified `RETURNING`/`SQLITE_BUSY`/Emscripten +spike result is not a failure of this task, but it must be stated plainly, +matching this whole plan's "verify, don't assume" thread throughout). + +- [ ] **Step 6: Commit** + +```bash +git add examples/pastebin/gui_wasm/ examples/pastebin/gui_lib/paste_schemas.hpp \ + examples/pastebin/CMakeLists.txt examples/pastebin/README.md \ + .github/workflows/ci.yml +git commit -m "pastebin: add WASM client, confirm CI wiring, close out rung 1's DoD" +``` + +--- + +## Post-plan: findings review + +Before the final whole-branch review (per `subagent-driven-development`'s +process), re-read every finding this plan may have touched — +`003`/`018`/`020`/`021` at minimum — and update each one's `disposition` +field to match what actually shipped (e.g. `018` moves from `open` to +`documented-limitation` or stays `open` depending on whether `DbBusyFixture` +actually worked; `020`/`021` almost certainly stay `open` — they are real +framework gaps this rung worked around, not framework changes this rung +made). Per `FINDINGS.md`'s triage rule, disposition decisions are the repo +owner's call, not something this plan pre-decides — flag each one's +recommended disposition in the final review's report rather than editing +the frontmatter unilaterally for any finding whose disposition isn't +already obvious from this plan's own text. diff --git a/docs/superpowers/plans/2026-08-07-ladder-rung2-bookmarks.md b/docs/superpowers/plans/2026-08-07-ladder-rung2-bookmarks.md new file mode 100644 index 00000000..385e9d98 --- /dev/null +++ b/docs/superpowers/plans/2026-08-07-ladder-rung2-bookmarks.md @@ -0,0 +1,5844 @@ +# Ladder Rung 2 (Bookmarks) Implementation Plan + +> **For agentic workers:** REQUIRED SUB-SKILL: Use superpowers:subagent-driven-development (recommended) or superpowers:executing-plans to implement this plan task-by-task. Steps use checkbox (`- [ ]`) syntax for tracking. + +**Goal:** Build rung 2 of the [application ladder](../../../examples/LADDER.md) — +**bookmarks**: three models (`BookmarkModel`, `TagModel`, `SharedFeedModel`), +a real bookmark↔tag many-to-many, the ladder's first genuine multi-user +authorization, its first background job, and its first multi-row +(outbox-managed) journal writes — per +[`examples/bookmarks/README.md`](../../../examples/bookmarks/README.md) +(design questions resolved in that file — read it first, it is this plan's +design authority, alongside two corrections this plan's own research made +to it; see "Corrections to the README" below). + +**Architecture:** `ladder_bookmarks_lib` (STATIC: DTOs, entities, migration, +three models, app bootstrap, the rung's `IAuthorizer` — morph + Lightweight, +no Qt-Widgets/Catch2), `ladder_bookmarks_gui_lib` (STATIC: presenters + +forms-controller glue — `Qt6::Core` only), `ladder_bookmarks_gui` (EXE: +desktop client), `ladder_bookmarks_gui_wasm` (EXE, Emscripten only), a +standalone `ladder_bookmarks_server` (EXE: hosts all three models over +`QtWebSocketServer` with the real `SigningAuthorizer`-derived authorizer +installed), and `ladder_bookmarks_tests` (EXE: Catch2 model + presenter +tests, full `BackendRig` mode matrix). `morph_add_rung()` +(`cmake/morph_add_rung.cmake`) needs **no changes** — confirmed by reading +it: it globs `src/models/*.cpp` with no per-model target logic, so three +models' `.cpp` files fold into one `ladder_bookmarks_lib` exactly like +`pastebin`'s one model does, and `bookmarks` is already listed in +`examples/CMakeLists.txt`'s `_morph_known_rungs`. Task 13 is therefore +small: one `CMakeLists.txt` calling `morph_add_rung(NAME bookmarks)`. + +**Tech Stack:** C++23, Qt6 (Core, WebSockets, Quick/QuickControls2), Catch2 v3, +Lightweight ORM (SQLite/ODBC), CMake 3.25+, `morph::forms` + +`MorphForms` QML module, `morph::journal::FileActionLog` + +`morph::journal::OutboxRelay`, `morph::session::SigningAuthorizer`. + +## Corrections to the README (found during this plan's research, not yet +## written back into `examples/bookmarks/README.md` — apply them as this +## plan's authority where the two disagree; a follow-up task should fold +## these into the README itself, see the Self-Review section) + +Two claims in the README's "Design decisions" and "morph subsystems +exercised" sections do not survive contact with `RemoteServer`'s actual +source and are corrected here, with citations. Nothing below is guesswork — +every claim cites the exact line read. + +1. **`BookmarkModel`/`TagModel` must NOT be registered as framework-`shared` + instances.** `include/morph/core/remote.hpp:800` — + `_owners[fresh] = std::string{}; // shared instances are ownerless, by + design` — inside `RemoteServer::acquireSharedInstance()`. The surrounding + doc comment (`remote.hpp:714-722`) spells out why: *"A shared instance is + recorded with an empty owner principal: `IAuthorizer::authorizeInstance`'s + documented `ownerPrincipal == ctx.principal` policy would otherwise reject + every client but the one that created it, defeating cross-client sharing + outright."* This means `authorizeInstance`'s ownership check is a **no-op** + for any `AllowShared`/`BRIDGE_MODEL_KEY` model — `ownerPrincipal` is + *always* empty for it, so `ownerPrincipal.empty() || ownerPrincipal == + ctx.principal` is always `true`. The README's "keyed by principal... via + `authorizeInstance`" design would give `BookmarkModel`/`TagModel` **zero** + real per-instance protection from the framework. + + The working mechanism is the *other* registration path: plain + (non-shared) `register` genuinely records the authenticated caller as the + instance's owner — `remote.hpp:962-966,1011`: *"Record the owner + principal for per-instance authorization: `env.session`'s principal is + already the verified identity stamped above... This is what lets + `authorizeInstance` later deny a different principal,"* followed by + `_owners[mid] = std::move(env.session.principal);`. So: **`BookmarkModel` + and `TagModel` are registered plain — no `BRIDGE_MODEL_KEY`/`AllowShared` + — exactly like `pastebin::PasteModel`.** Each client's own `register` + calls gets its own fresh instance, `authorizeInstance` genuinely denies + any *other* principal from touching that specific `modelId`, and — since + a model instance carries no meaningful in-memory state anyway (all real + state is the database, partitioned by an `ownerPrincipal` column) — + nothing about "one instance per user" is lost: every registration by the + same user, from any device, reads and writes the identical rows. + + `SharedFeedModel` is **also registered plain**, for a different reason: + `AllowShared` requires a keyed action (`BRIDGE_MODEL_KEY`, an + `ActionKeyTraits::key(action)` extracted from a client-supplied + action field, `include/morph/core/bridge.hpp:1036-1048,1131-1139`) to + attach — machinery built for "many clients converge on the *same named* + instance," which buys `SharedFeedModel` nothing: it has no per-user state + to converge on, every instance reads the identical `WHERE shared = 1` + rows regardless of how many separate instances exist, and + [`LADDER.md`](../../../examples/LADDER.md)'s own cross-cutting stress map + assigns "Shared instances" coverage to rungs 3/4/6/8, not rung 2 — so + there is no rung-2 obligation to exercise `AllowShared` at all. Plain + registration is simpler and sufficient: `authorizeRegister`'s "must be + authenticated" gate is the real policy (Task 1), and + `authorizeInstance`'s per-instance check, while it does apply, is + incidental — `SharedFeedModel::execute()` never consults `ownerPrincipal` + itself, so it does not matter that each user's own handle to it is + technically "owned" by them alone. + +2. **The model itself does not need to "remember" an owner across calls.** + Since `BookmarkModel`/`TagModel` are plain-registered (point 1), and + `session::current()` is repopulated by the framework on **every** + dispatched action (`session::detail::ScopedContext`, + `include/morph/session/session.hpp:249-264`, installed around each + `execute()` by `RemoteServer::dispatchExecute`/`LocalBackend::execute`), + the model reads `session::current()->principal` fresh on every call and + uses it directly as the `WHERE owner_principal = ?` filter value — no + per-instance mutable "captured on first use" state is needed anywhere. + This is simpler than the README's "captures the calling principal at + first use" framing implies (that framing does not appear verbatim in the + README, but is the natural reading of "per-user shared instances" and is + corrected here for clarity). + +One authorizer implements both models' real ownership check and +`SharedFeedModel`'s "any authenticated principal" policy **without any +model-type branching** — see Task 1: `ownerPrincipal.empty() || +ownerPrincipal == ctx.principal` is simultaneously the correct policy for +plain-registered instances (real, non-empty owner) and shared instances +(always-empty owner, so always permissive) — the same one-line check +`tests/test_policy_hardening.cpp`'s `OwnershipAuthorizer` already +demonstrates, applied uniformly. + +## Global Constraints + +- C++23 throughout (`target_compile_features(... PUBLIC cxx_std_23)`). +- **DTO type discipline** ([`IMPLEMENTATION.md`](../../../examples/IMPLEMENTATION.md) + rule 3): the only plain type permitted in an action/result field is + `std::string` (URLs, titles, descriptions, notes, tag names, HTML + fragments). Everything else is a strong type — `BookmarkId`, `TagId`, + `Cursor`, `ImportOpId`, `morph::time::Timestamp`, `enum class`, a + dimensionless `Count` quantity. **No `int`/`int64_t`/`double`/`float`/ + `bool`/raw enum in any DTO field.** +- **Persistence exclusively through Lightweight** + ([`IMPLEMENTATION.md`](../../../examples/IMPLEMENTATION.md) rule 4). No + new sanctioned-escape-tier entry is needed this rung — confirmed in Task 5: + `HasManyThrough` exists but is incompatible with `DataMapper::Update` + (below), so this plan avoids it entirely rather than fighting it; tag + associations are read via a plain `Query().Where(...)`, + which is ordinary `DataMapper` usage, not an escape. `BulkEdit`/tag + merge use `Lightweight::SqlTransaction` wrapping N ordinary + `DataMapper`/`SqlStatement` calls, the same pattern rung 1's + `EditPaste`/`GetPaste` already proved (`examples/pastebin/src/models/paste_model.cpp`). +- **`HasMany`/`HasManyThrough` incompatibility with `Update()`** (verified + against Lightweight's vendored source this plan's research read directly, + `build/*/​_deps/lightweight-src/src/Lightweight/DataMapper/DataMapper.hpp:1974-1985` + and `Description.hpp:181-187`): `DataMapper::Update()`'s non-reflection + path calls `field.IsModified()` on **every** record member via + `EnumerateRecordMembers` (which does not filter by field kind), and + neither `HasMany` nor `HasManyThrough` declares an `IsModified()` + method — so a record type that embeds either as a member fails to compile + the moment `Update()` is instantiated for it. `examples/bank/include/bank/db/account_entity.hpp`'s + own doc comment independently confirms this for `HasMany` ("`DataMapper::Update` + cannot be instantiated for a record that has a `HasMany` member... Children + are reached via their `account_id` foreign key instead"). **Rule for this + rung: `BookmarkRecord`/`TagRecord` carry zero relation-typed members.** + Tag reads go through explicit `Query()` calls in the + model, never through an embedded `HasManyThrough` field. `BookmarkTagRecord` + itself never needs `Update()` (only `Create`/delete), so its `BelongsTo<>` + members are unaffected (`BelongsTo` **does** support `Update()` — bank's + own `AccountRecord::user` is a `BelongsTo` field on a record that *is* + updated elsewhere in bank). +- **Auth**: every model-bearing action requires a valid signed token + (`morph::session::SigningAuthorizer`, default `hmacSha256` MAC — this + rung's dev/test posture, not `MORPH_REQUIRE_VETTED_HMAC`, per the README). + One `BookmarksAuthorizer` (Task 1) covers all three models — see + "Corrections" above. `BookmarkModel`/`TagModel`/`SharedFeedModel` are + **all registered plain** — no `BRIDGE_MODEL_KEY`/`AllowShared` anywhere in + this rung (Task 10 confirms `SharedFeedModel`'s reasoning: no per-user + state to converge on, so `AllowShared`'s keying machinery buys nothing). + A restricted principal charset (ASCII, no control + bytes) is enforced by this rung's own registration/login DTO `validate()` + as defense-in-depth against finding 026's unescaped-`glz::write_json` gap + in `TokenIssuer::issue()` (`include/morph/session/session_auth.hpp:346`, + `docs/findings/026-control-byte-escaping-missing-in-three-sibling-writers.md`) + — this rung does not fix core, only guards its own input at the boundary + where it feeds that code path. +- **Journal — split by blast radius** (README, resolved): `BulkEdit` and + `RenameTag`/`MergeTags` (multi-row) use `IModelHolder::setOutboxManaged(true)` + + `journal::OutboxRelay`, with the model's own SQL-backed outbox table + written inside the same `SqlTransaction` as the mutation (Task 8/9). Every + other action (single-row CRUD, archive/unarchive, the background fetch's + `RecordMetadata`) keeps the framework's default two-independent-write + auto-append — explicit, not the implicit choice rung 1 made. +- **No generic undo** (README, resolved, consistent with + [`LADDER.md`](../../../examples/LADDER.md)'s "Journal honesty"): + `DeleteBookmark` is a hard delete with no compensating action. +- **Time**: model code never calls `morph::time::Timestamp::now()`/ + `DateTime::now()` directly — always `morph::ladder::now()` + (`examples/common/clock.hpp`, already shipped by rung 1 — no new task + needed for it). +- **No `sleep_for` outside `pump.hpp`** — a review-rejectable defect + ([`TESTING.md`](../../../examples/TESTING.md) "Pumping discipline"). +- **Presenters/GUI code take `(Bridge&, IExecutor*)`, never construct + backends or executors themselves** ([`TESTING.md`](../../../examples/TESTING.md) + presenter rule 2). +- **Schema-driven GUI, always** ([`IMPLEMENTATION.md`](../../../examples/IMPLEMENTATION.md) + rule 2). No hand-built input widgets without a written justification. +- Every ladder CMake target wraps its definition in + `if(AF_COVERAGE) apply_coverage() endif()`. +- Model coverage target: the measured ceiling, not a blind 100% + ([`IMPLEMENTATION.md`](../../../examples/IMPLEMENTATION.md) rule 5), + store-error branches provoked through the real schema + (`db_busy_fixture.hpp` for `SQLITE_BUSY`, a dropped table or a conflicting + row for the rest — never a mock driver, per finding 018's now-closed + resolution). +- License hygiene: nothing ported from linkding/Shaarli beyond + requirements/data-shape/behavior; all implementation original. + +--- + +## Task 1: The rung's authorizer and principal charset + +**Files:** +- Create: `examples/bookmarks/include/bookmarks/auth/bookmarks_authorizer.hpp` +- Test: `examples/bookmarks/tests/test_bookmarks_authorizer.cpp` + +**Interfaces:** +- Produces: `bookmarks::auth::isValidPrincipal(std::string_view) -> bool`; + `bookmarks::auth::kMetadataFetcherPrincipal` (a `std::string_view` + constant, `"system:metadata-fetcher"` — the service-principal convention + the README names, consumed by Task 12's background worker); + `bookmarks::auth::BookmarksAuthorizer`, a concrete class derived from + `::morph::session::SigningAuthorizer`, inheriting its constructors, + overriding `authorizeRegister`/`authorizeInstance` (the former exempts + `"AuthModel"` from the authentication gate — Task 12's `AuthModel` is how + a caller obtains a token in the first place). Every later task that + builds a `RemoteServer` (Task 12, Task 14+'s test fixtures) constructs one + of these and passes it as the server's authorizer. + `bookmarks::auth::setTokenIssuer`/`bookmarks::auth::tokenIssuer` — a + process-global holder for the shared `TokenIssuer`, mirroring + `morph::journal::setActionLog`'s identical shape (the same answer to the + same "registry-constructed models are always default-constructed" + problem, docs/findings/003/020): `AuthModel` (Task 12) has no + constructor-injection seam for the secret it needs to mint tokens, so + `App` installs one process-wide at startup instead. + +This is the one piece every other model-bearing task depends on, and it is +small and fully testable in isolation — mirroring rung 1 Task 1's clock. + +- [ ] **Step 1: Write the failing test** + +```cpp +// SPDX-License-Identifier: Apache-2.0 +#include "bookmarks/auth/bookmarks_authorizer.hpp" + +#include + +using bookmarks::auth::BookmarksAuthorizer; +using bookmarks::auth::isValidPrincipal; +using bookmarks::auth::kMetadataFetcherPrincipal; +using morph::session::Context; +using morph::session::SessionToken; +using morph::session::TokenIssuer; + +namespace { +constexpr std::string_view kSecret = "test-only-shared-secret"; +} + +TEST_CASE("isValidPrincipal accepts ordinary usernames and the service principal", + "[bookmarks][auth]") { + CHECK(isValidPrincipal("alice")); + CHECK(isValidPrincipal("alice_2")); + CHECK(isValidPrincipal("alice.smith-99")); + CHECK(isValidPrincipal(kMetadataFetcherPrincipal)); +} + +TEST_CASE("isValidPrincipal rejects the empty string, control bytes, and overlong input", + "[bookmarks][auth]") { + // Empty: never a valid identity to register as. + CHECK_FALSE(isValidPrincipal("")); + // A raw control byte -- exactly the class of input finding 026 says + // TokenIssuer::issue()'s unescaped glz::write_json can corrupt. Rejected + // here, at this rung's own boundary, regardless of whether core is ever + // fixed. + CHECK_FALSE(isValidPrincipal(std::string_view{"ali\x01ce", 6})); + CHECK_FALSE(isValidPrincipal(std::string_view{"ali\nce", 6})); + // 65 bytes -- one past the 64-byte bound. + const std::string tooLong(65, 'a'); + CHECK_FALSE(isValidPrincipal(tooLong)); + // 64 bytes -- the boundary itself is accepted. + const std::string atLimit(64, 'a'); + CHECK(isValidPrincipal(atLimit)); +} + +TEST_CASE("BookmarksAuthorizer authenticates and authorizes a validly signed token", + "[bookmarks][auth]") { + const BookmarksAuthorizer authz{std::string{kSecret}}; + const TokenIssuer issuer{std::string{kSecret}}; + + const std::string token = issuer.issue(SessionToken{ + .principal = "alice", + .issuedAtMs = 0, + .expiresAtMs = 4102444800000, // year 2100, far future + .roles = {}, + }); + + Context ctx; + ctx.token = token; + + CHECK(authz.authorize(ctx, "BookmarkModel", "CreateBookmark")); + const auto principal = authz.authenticate(ctx); + REQUIRE(principal.has_value()); + CHECK(*principal == "alice"); +} + +TEST_CASE("BookmarksAuthorizer rejects a tampered or expired token", "[bookmarks][auth]") { + const BookmarksAuthorizer authz{std::string{kSecret}}; + const TokenIssuer issuer{std::string{kSecret}}; + + const std::string expired = issuer.issue(SessionToken{ + .principal = "alice", + .expiresAtMs = 1, // 1970-01-01T00:00:00.001Z -- long expired + }); + Context expiredCtx; + expiredCtx.token = expired; + CHECK_FALSE(authz.authorize(expiredCtx, "BookmarkModel", "CreateBookmark")); + + const std::string valid = issuer.issue(SessionToken{ + .principal = "alice", + .expiresAtMs = 4102444800000, + }); + Context tamperedCtx; + tamperedCtx.token = valid + "x"; // corrupt the signature + CHECK_FALSE(authz.authorize(tamperedCtx, "BookmarkModel", "CreateBookmark")); + + Context noTokenCtx; // empty token: malformed + CHECK_FALSE(authz.authorize(noTokenCtx, "BookmarkModel", "CreateBookmark")); +} + +TEST_CASE("BookmarksAuthorizer::authorizeRegister requires an authenticated principal", + "[bookmarks][auth]") { + const BookmarksAuthorizer authz{std::string{kSecret}}; + + Context anonymous; // principal never stamped -- the "not authenticated" state + CHECK_FALSE(authz.authorizeRegister(anonymous, "BookmarkModel")); + + Context authenticated; + authenticated.principal = "alice"; // as RemoteServer would stamp it post-authenticate() + CHECK(authz.authorizeRegister(authenticated, "BookmarkModel")); + + // AuthModel is exempt -- its whole job is minting the token a caller + // does not have yet (Task 12), so it cannot itself require one. + CHECK(authz.authorizeRegister(anonymous, "AuthModel")); +} + +TEST_CASE("BookmarksAuthorizer::authorizeInstance enforces real ownership for a " + "plain-registered instance, and passes through an ownerless (shared) one", + "[bookmarks][auth]") { + const BookmarksAuthorizer authz{std::string{kSecret}}; + + Context asAlice; + asAlice.principal = "alice"; + Context asMallory; + asMallory.principal = "mallory"; + + // A plain-registered instance genuinely recorded "alice" as its owner + // (RemoteServer's real register path, verified in this plan's own + // research -- see remote.hpp:1011): the owner may act on it... + CHECK(authz.authorizeInstance(asAlice, "BookmarkModel", "EditBookmark", 42, "alice")); + // ...a different, real, authenticated principal may not. + CHECK_FALSE(authz.authorizeInstance(asMallory, "BookmarkModel", "EditBookmark", 42, "alice")); + + // An empty recorded owner -- what a *shared* instance always gets + // (remote.hpp:800, "shared instances are ownerless, by design") -- must + // pass through for anyone, matching the framework's own documented + // rationale for why authorizeInstance cannot reject shared access. + CHECK(authz.authorizeInstance(asMallory, "SharedFeedModel", "ListSharedFeed", 7, "")); +} + +TEST_CASE("setTokenIssuer/tokenIssuer share one process-global slot", "[bookmarks][auth]") { + CHECK(bookmarks::auth::tokenIssuer() == nullptr); + auto issuer = std::make_shared(std::string{kSecret}); + bookmarks::auth::setTokenIssuer(issuer); + CHECK(bookmarks::auth::tokenIssuer() == issuer); + bookmarks::auth::setTokenIssuer(nullptr); + CHECK(bookmarks::auth::tokenIssuer() == nullptr); +} +``` + +- [ ] **Step 2: Run to verify it fails to compile** (the header does not exist yet) + +Run: `cmake --build build/clang-coverage --target ladder_bookmarks_tests` (target +does not exist until Task 13 wires the CMakeLists.txt — for this task alone, +compile the test file directly against `morph`/Catch2's include paths, or +defer running it until Task 13's CMake task exists and come back; either is +acceptable, but the header must not exist yet at this point). +Expected: FAIL — `bookmarks/auth/bookmarks_authorizer.hpp` file not found. + +- [ ] **Step 3: Write the implementation** + +```cpp +// SPDX-License-Identifier: Apache-2.0 +#pragma once + +#include + +#include +#include +#include +#include +#include + +/// @file +/// The one `IAuthorizer` every model-bearing `RemoteServer` in this rung +/// installs. Real signed-token authentication (README "Sessions & +/// authorization" -- bookmarks is the first rung to wire this end-to-end, +/// not merely touch `IAuthorizer`), plus the two hooks +/// `SigningAuthorizer` leaves at their allow-all defaults: +/// `authorizeRegister` (must be authenticated) and `authorizeInstance` (real +/// per-instance ownership for a plain-registered instance; a pass-through +/// for an ownerless/shared one -- see this plan's own "Corrections to the +/// README" for why both `BookmarkModel`/`TagModel` and `SharedFeedModel` are +/// registered plain, making this one check correct for all three without +/// branching on model type). + +namespace bookmarks::auth { + +/// @brief Service principal the internal metadata-fetch worker (Task 12) +/// authenticates as. Reserved by convention, not by any framework +/// mechanism -- nothing stops a real user from registering under this +/// name too, since usernames are not a secret; the worker is +/// distinguished by holding a token only the server process itself +/// can mint (it shares the server's `TokenIssuer` secret), not by the +/// string alone. +inline constexpr std::string_view kMetadataFetcherPrincipal = "system:metadata-fetcher"; + +/// @brief Longest principal this rung accepts, in bytes. +inline constexpr std::size_t kMaxPrincipalBytes = 64; + +/// @brief Whether @p principal is acceptable as a login/registration +/// identity for this rung. +/// +/// Defense-in-depth against finding 026 +/// (`docs/findings/026-control-byte-escaping-missing-in-three-sibling-writers.md`): +/// `morph::session::TokenIssuer::issue()` writes `SessionToken::principal` +/// through a plain `glz::write_json` with no control-byte escaping +/// (`session_auth.hpp:346`). A principal containing a raw control byte would +/// corrupt the token's JSON payload on the way in. This rung does not fix +/// that shared code -- the finding is `disposition: open`, not this rung's +/// to close -- but nothing requires accepting hostile input at its own +/// boundary while waiting for it. The bound is deliberately ASCII-only and +/// short: this is a *username*, not free text, so `[A-Za-z0-9._-]` covers +/// every reasonable login identity without needing Unicode normalization +/// decisions (contrast tag names, Task 6, which are free text and do need +/// one). +/// @param principal Candidate principal string. +/// @return `true` if @p principal is non-empty, at most `kMaxPrincipalBytes` +/// long, and every byte is an ASCII letter, digit, `.`, `_`, or `-`. +[[nodiscard]] inline bool isValidPrincipal(std::string_view principal) noexcept { + if (principal.empty() || principal.size() > kMaxPrincipalBytes) { + return false; + } + for (const char ch : principal) { + const auto byte = static_cast(ch); + const bool ok = (byte >= 'a' && byte <= 'z') || (byte >= 'A' && byte <= 'Z') || + (byte >= '0' && byte <= '9') || byte == '.' || byte == '_' || byte == '-'; + if (!ok) { + return false; + } + } + return true; +} + +/// @brief This rung's `IAuthorizer`: real signed-token auth +/// (`SigningAuthorizer`'s inherited `authorize`/`authenticate`), plus +/// "must be authenticated to register" and real per-instance +/// ownership. +class BookmarksAuthorizer : public ::morph::session::SigningAuthorizer { + public: + using SigningAuthorizer::SigningAuthorizer; + + /// @brief Only an authenticated caller may create an instance of any + /// model this rung serves — **except** `AuthModel` (Task 12), + /// whose whole job is minting the token a caller has not + /// obtained yet. Every other model gates on it identically. + /// @param ctx Per-call session; `principal` is already the + /// verified identity by the time `RemoteServer` calls + /// this (or empty, if authentication failed/was absent + /// — which is the normal, expected state for a caller + /// about to register `AuthModel` for its first login). + /// @param modelType `"AuthModel"` is exempt; every other model requires + /// a non-empty `ctx.principal`. + /// @return `true` iff @p modelType is `"AuthModel"` or `ctx.principal` + /// is non-empty. + [[nodiscard]] bool authorizeRegister(const ::morph::session::Context& ctx, + std::string_view modelType) const override { + return modelType == "AuthModel" || !ctx.principal.empty(); + } + + /// @brief Real ownership for a plain-registered instance; a pass-through + /// for an ownerless (shared) one. + /// + /// `ownerPrincipal` is the value `RemoteServer` recorded at `register` + /// time. For `BookmarkModel`/`TagModel` (registered plain, Task 6/9) + /// that is the real authenticated principal who registered the + /// instance, so this genuinely denies every other principal. For + /// `SharedFeedModel` (also registered plain in this rung -- see the + /// plan's "Corrections" section for why `AllowShared` was not used -- + /// `ownerPrincipal` is likewise a real, single registering principal; + /// the empty-owner branch below exists for correctness against any + /// future `AllowShared` model this authorizer is reused for, not + /// because this rung currently produces an empty owner anywhere. See + /// `tests/test_policy_hardening.cpp`'s `OwnershipAuthorizer` for the + /// identical one-line shape this mirrors. + /// @param ctx Per-call session; `principal` is the verified identity. + /// @param modelType Ignored: the same rule applies to every model. + /// @param actionType Ignored. + /// @param modelId Ignored: the decision only needs the owner. + /// @param ownerPrincipal Principal recorded as the instance's owner, or + /// empty if none was recorded (a shared instance). + /// @return `true` if @p ownerPrincipal is empty or matches `ctx.principal`. + [[nodiscard]] bool authorizeInstance(const ::morph::session::Context& ctx, + [[maybe_unused]] std::string_view modelType, + [[maybe_unused]] std::string_view actionType, + [[maybe_unused]] std::uint64_t modelId, + std::string_view ownerPrincipal) const override { + return ownerPrincipal.empty() || ownerPrincipal == ctx.principal; + } +}; + +/// @brief Process-global holder for the shared `TokenIssuer`, mirroring +/// `morph::journal::setActionLog`'s identical shape +/// (`include/morph/journal/action_log.hpp`) — the same answer to the +/// same problem: registry-constructed models are always +/// default-constructed (docs/findings/003, docs/findings/020), so +/// `AuthModel` (Task 12) has no constructor-injection seam for the +/// secret it needs to mint tokens. `App` calls `setTokenIssuer` once +/// at startup, with the *same* secret it hands to +/// `BookmarksAuthorizer`, so a token `AuthModel::execute(const +/// Login&)` mints verifies against the very authorizer that will +/// check every subsequent call. +/// @param issuer The issuer every `AuthModel` instance will read, or +/// `nullptr` to clear it (tests do this via `DbFixture`-adjacent +/// RAII if a test needs isolation — see `test_app.cpp`'s login case, +/// Task 12). +namespace detail { + +/// @brief Backing storage for `setTokenIssuer`/`tokenIssuer` — a single +/// shared slot, guarded by a single mutex. Not exposed directly; +/// both public functions below go through this pair, so they +/// genuinely observe each other's writes (unlike two independent +/// function-local statics, which would each own an unrelated slot). +[[nodiscard]] inline std::mutex& tokenIssuerMutex() { + static std::mutex mtx; + return mtx; +} + +[[nodiscard]] inline std::shared_ptr<::morph::session::TokenIssuer>& tokenIssuerSlot() { + static std::shared_ptr<::morph::session::TokenIssuer> slot; + return slot; +} + +} // namespace detail + +inline void setTokenIssuer(std::shared_ptr<::morph::session::TokenIssuer> issuer) { + const std::scoped_lock lock{detail::tokenIssuerMutex()}; + detail::tokenIssuerSlot() = std::move(issuer); +} + +/// @brief Returns the process-global `TokenIssuer` installed by +/// `setTokenIssuer`, or `nullptr` if none is installed yet. +[[nodiscard]] inline std::shared_ptr<::morph::session::TokenIssuer> tokenIssuer() { + const std::scoped_lock lock{detail::tokenIssuerMutex()}; + return detail::tokenIssuerSlot(); +} + +} // namespace bookmarks::auth +``` + +- [ ] **Step 4: Run to verify it passes** + +Run (once Task 13's CMake exists; otherwise defer to that task and return +here): `ctest --test-dir build/clang-coverage -R '\[bookmarks\]\[auth\]' --output-on-failure` +Expected: all cases pass. + +- [ ] **Step 5: Commit** + +```bash +git add examples/bookmarks/include/bookmarks/auth/bookmarks_authorizer.hpp \ + examples/bookmarks/tests/test_bookmarks_authorizer.cpp +git commit -m "bookmarks: add the rung's signed-token authorizer and principal charset" +``` + +--- + +## Task 2: Core types, units, and errors + +**Files:** +- Create: `examples/bookmarks/include/bookmarks/core/types.hpp` +- Create: `examples/bookmarks/include/bookmarks/units.hpp` +- Create: `examples/bookmarks/include/bookmarks/core/errors.hpp` +- Test: `examples/bookmarks/tests/test_bookmarks_types.cpp` + +**Interfaces:** +- Produces: `bookmarks::BookmarkId`, `bookmarks::TagId` (both + `hasValue()`-capable strong ids wrapping `std::optional`, + with `glz::meta` specialisations so they serialise as a nullable integer — + the numeric-surrogate-key sibling of pastebin's `PasteId`, which wraps a + string); `bookmarks::Cursor` (opaque pagination cursor, `hasValue()`-capable, + wraps `std::optional` — shared by every list action in this + rung, since every one of them keyset-paginates on a numeric surrogate PK); + `bookmarks::ImportOpId` (idempotency key, `hasValue()`-capable, wraps + `std::optional` — a client-chosen opaque token, same shape as + `PasteId`); `bookmarks::Ack` (trivial fieldless result, mirrors + `pastebin::Ack`); `bookmarks::Unit::count`, + `morph::units::UnitTraits`, `bookmarks::Count` (a + dimensionless `Quantity`, the sibling of + `pastebin::Reads`); `bookmarks::BookmarksError`, + `bookmarks::NotFound`, `bookmarks::ValidationError`, `bookmarks::Conflict`, + `bookmarks::Forbidden`, `bookmarks::TooLarge` (all `BookmarksError` + subclasses). +- Consumes: nothing beyond `` and ``. + +`BookmarkId`/`TagId`/`Cursor`/`ImportOpId` mirror `pastebin::PasteId`'s exact +shape and rationale (`examples/pastebin/include/pastebin/core/types.hpp`) — +deliberately near-duplicated per-type rather than factored into a shared +template: that file's own doc comment explains why ("do not promote this +into a generic helper here — the promotion rule triggers on a third +consumer, not the first," `IMPLEMENTATION.md`'s rule-of-three). Four +concrete structs across two rungs is still within that budget. + +- [ ] **Step 1: Write the failing test** + +```cpp +// SPDX-License-Identifier: Apache-2.0 +#include "bookmarks/core/errors.hpp" +#include "bookmarks/core/types.hpp" +#include "bookmarks/units.hpp" + +#include +#include + +TEST_CASE("BookmarkId/TagId round-trip through JSON as a nullable integer", "[bookmarks][types]") { + bookmarks::BookmarkId empty; + CHECK_FALSE(empty.hasValue()); + std::string json; + REQUIRE_FALSE(glz::write_json(empty, json)); + CHECK(json == "null"); + + const bookmarks::BookmarkId id{42}; + REQUIRE(id.hasValue()); + CHECK(*id == 42); + json.clear(); + REQUIRE_FALSE(glz::write_json(id, json)); + CHECK(json == "42"); + + bookmarks::TagId decoded; + REQUIRE_FALSE(glz::read_json(decoded, json)); + REQUIRE(decoded.hasValue()); + CHECK(*decoded == 42); +} + +TEST_CASE("BookmarkId equality and ordering follow the payload", "[bookmarks][types]") { + CHECK(bookmarks::BookmarkId{} == bookmarks::BookmarkId{}); + CHECK(bookmarks::BookmarkId{1} != bookmarks::BookmarkId{2}); + CHECK(bookmarks::BookmarkId{1} < bookmarks::BookmarkId{2}); +} + +TEST_CASE("Cursor and ImportOpId are independently hasValue()-capable", "[bookmarks][types]") { + CHECK_FALSE(bookmarks::Cursor{}.hasValue()); + CHECK(bookmarks::Cursor{7}.hasValue()); + CHECK_FALSE(bookmarks::ImportOpId{}.hasValue()); + CHECK(bookmarks::ImportOpId{"chunk-1"}.hasValue()); + CHECK(*bookmarks::ImportOpId{"chunk-1"} == "chunk-1"); +} + +TEST_CASE("Count is a whole-number dimensionless quantity", "[bookmarks][types]") { + const auto five = bookmarks::Count::fromDouble(5.0); + REQUIRE(five.hasValue()); + CHECK(morph::math::floor(*five) == 5); +} + +TEST_CASE("Every bookmarks error derives from BookmarksError and carries its message", + "[bookmarks][types]") { + try { + throw bookmarks::NotFound{"no such bookmark"}; + } catch (const bookmarks::BookmarksError& err) { + CHECK(std::string{err.what()} == "no such bookmark"); + } + // Compile-time check that every leaf really is-a BookmarksError. + static_assert(std::is_base_of_v); + static_assert(std::is_base_of_v); + static_assert(std::is_base_of_v); + static_assert(std::is_base_of_v); + static_assert(std::is_base_of_v); +} +``` + +- [ ] **Step 2: Run to verify it fails** — the three headers do not exist yet. +Expected: FAIL, file not found. + +- [ ] **Step 3: Write `examples/bookmarks/include/bookmarks/core/types.hpp`** + +```cpp +// SPDX-License-Identifier: Apache-2.0 +#pragma once + +#include +#include +#include +#include +#include +#include + +/// @file +/// Bookmarks' strong id/protocol-scalar types. `BookmarkId`/`TagId` are the +/// numeric-surrogate-key sibling of `pastebin::PasteId` (which wraps a +/// string, since a paste's id *is* its animal-name primary key) — +/// bookmarks' primary keys are ordinary auto-incrementing integers (bank's +/// convention, `Light::PrimaryKey::ServerSideAutoIncrement`), so the +/// wrapped payload is `std::int64_t`, not `std::string`. Same +/// `hasValue()`-capable shape and the same `fromOptional` factory +/// (`examples/pastebin/include/pastebin/core/types.hpp`'s own doc comment +/// explains why it exists as a named factory rather than a second +/// same-arity constructor). + +namespace bookmarks { + +/// @brief Strong id for a bookmark (a `bookmarks` table surrogate key). +/// +/// Wire form: a plain nullable JSON integer (via the `glz::meta` +/// specialisation below) — exactly like an unwrapped `std::optional`. +struct BookmarkId { + /// @brief The payload; `std::nullopt` means "not entered". + std::optional value; + + /// @brief Constructs the empty state. + constexpr BookmarkId() noexcept = default; + + /// @brief Engages with @p id. + explicit BookmarkId(std::int64_t id) noexcept : value{id} {} + + /// @brief Adopts an optional payload as-is. + /// @param payload The optional payload to adopt as-is. + /// @return A `BookmarkId` wrapping @p payload directly. + [[nodiscard]] static BookmarkId fromOptional(std::optional payload) noexcept { + BookmarkId result; + result.value = payload; + return result; + } + + /// @brief Whether a value has been entered. + /// @return `true` if the payload is engaged. + [[nodiscard]] bool hasValue() const noexcept { return value.has_value(); } + + /// @brief Unchecked access to the engaged value (UB when empty, exactly + /// like `std::optional::operator*`). + /// @return The engaged value. + // NOLINTNEXTLINE(bugprone-unchecked-optional-access) + [[nodiscard]] std::int64_t operator*() const noexcept { return *value; } + + /// @brief Equality/ordering on the payload; empty compares only equal to empty. + [[nodiscard]] auto operator<=>(const BookmarkId&) const noexcept = default; +}; + +/// @brief Strong id for a tag (a `tags` table surrogate key). Same shape as +/// `BookmarkId` — see that type's doc comment. +struct TagId { + std::optional value; + + constexpr TagId() noexcept = default; + explicit TagId(std::int64_t id) noexcept : value{id} {} + + [[nodiscard]] static TagId fromOptional(std::optional payload) noexcept { + TagId result; + result.value = payload; + return result; + } + + [[nodiscard]] bool hasValue() const noexcept { return value.has_value(); } + // NOLINTNEXTLINE(bugprone-unchecked-optional-access) + [[nodiscard]] std::int64_t operator*() const noexcept { return *value; } + [[nodiscard]] auto operator<=>(const TagId&) const noexcept = default; +}; + +/// @brief Opaque pagination cursor, shared by every list action in this +/// rung (`ListBookmarks`, `ListSharedFeed`) — each keyset-paginates +/// on a numeric surrogate primary key, so one cursor shape serves +/// all of them (`IMPLEMENTATION.md` rule 3's protocol-scalars row: +/// a named opaque newtype per *role*, and "pagination cursor" is one +/// role here, not one per entity). +struct Cursor { + std::optional value; + + constexpr Cursor() noexcept = default; + explicit Cursor(std::int64_t token) noexcept : value{token} {} + + [[nodiscard]] static Cursor fromOptional(std::optional payload) noexcept { + Cursor result; + result.value = payload; + return result; + } + + [[nodiscard]] bool hasValue() const noexcept { return value.has_value(); } + // NOLINTNEXTLINE(bugprone-unchecked-optional-access) + [[nodiscard]] std::int64_t operator*() const noexcept { return *value; } + [[nodiscard]] auto operator<=>(const Cursor&) const noexcept = default; +}; + +/// @brief Idempotency key for one chunk of an `ImportBookmarks` call +/// (`IMPLEMENTATION.md` rule 3's protocol-scalars row: op-ids / +/// idempotency keys get a named opaque newtype). String-payload, +/// client-chosen, opaque — same shape as `pastebin::PasteId`. +struct ImportOpId { + std::optional value; + + constexpr ImportOpId() noexcept = default; + explicit ImportOpId(std::string token) noexcept : value{std::move(token)} {} + + [[nodiscard]] static ImportOpId fromOptional(std::optional payload) noexcept { + ImportOpId result; + result.value = std::move(payload); + return result; + } + + [[nodiscard]] bool hasValue() const noexcept { return value.has_value(); } + // NOLINTNEXTLINE(bugprone-unchecked-optional-access) + [[nodiscard]] const std::string& operator*() const noexcept { return *value; } + [[nodiscard]] auto operator<=>(const ImportOpId&) const noexcept = default; +}; + +/// @brief Trivial, fieldless acknowledgement result for actions with +/// nothing else to return. Mirrors `pastebin::Ack`. +struct Ack {}; + +} // namespace bookmarks + +/// @brief On the wire a `BookmarkId` is its nullable underlying integer. +template <> +struct glz::meta { + static constexpr auto value = &bookmarks::BookmarkId::value; + static constexpr std::string_view name = "BookmarkId"; +}; + +/// @brief On the wire a `TagId` is its nullable underlying integer. +template <> +struct glz::meta { + static constexpr auto value = &bookmarks::TagId::value; + static constexpr std::string_view name = "TagId"; +}; + +/// @brief On the wire a `Cursor` is its nullable underlying integer. +template <> +struct glz::meta { + static constexpr auto value = &bookmarks::Cursor::value; + static constexpr std::string_view name = "Cursor"; +}; + +/// @brief On the wire an `ImportOpId` is its nullable underlying string. +template <> +struct glz::meta { + static constexpr auto value = &bookmarks::ImportOpId::value; + static constexpr std::string_view name = "ImportOpId"; +}; +``` + +- [ ] **Step 4: Write `examples/bookmarks/include/bookmarks/units.hpp`** + +```cpp +// SPDX-License-Identifier: Apache-2.0 +#pragma once + +#include + +/// @file +/// Bookmarks' one-unit system: a dimensionless count, reused for every +/// whole-number quantity this rung's DTOs carry (a tag's bookmark count, a +/// bulk edit's affected-row count, an import's imported/skipped counts). +/// Modeled on `pastebin/units.hpp` — see that file for the full +/// UnitTraits/consteval-algebra contract this mirrors; this rung needs no +/// unit algebra either, for the same reason. + +namespace bookmarks { + +/// @brief Units bookmarks works in. +enum class Unit { + count, ///< dimensionless whole-number count +}; + +} // namespace bookmarks + +/// @brief Static unit metadata: schema id, display text, default decimals. +template <> +struct morph::units::UnitTraits { + static constexpr morph::units::UnitMeta meta(bookmarks::Unit unit) noexcept { + switch (unit) { + case bookmarks::Unit::count: + return {"count", "", 1}; + default: + return {"?", "?", 1}; + } + } +}; + +namespace bookmarks { + +/// @brief A whole-number count (bookmark counts, affected-row counts, +/// import result counts). +/// +/// `morph::units::Quantity` requires `DeclaredDecimals +/// >= 1` (zero is not legal); every value that ever appears is a whole +/// number by construction. See `pastebin::Reads`'s identical doc comment. +using Count = ::morph::units::Quantity; + +} // namespace bookmarks +``` + +- [ ] **Step 5: Write `examples/bookmarks/include/bookmarks/core/errors.hpp`** + +```cpp +// SPDX-License-Identifier: Apache-2.0 +#pragma once + +#include +#include + +/// @file +/// Domain exceptions. A model's `execute(...)` throws one of these; morph +/// captures it as a `std::exception_ptr` and delivers it to the caller's +/// `.onError(...)` callback. See `pastebin/core/errors.hpp` for the +/// identical shape and rationale this mirrors. + +namespace bookmarks { + +/// @brief Base of every bookmarks-specific error a model throws. +struct BookmarksError : std::runtime_error { + using std::runtime_error::runtime_error; +}; + +/// @brief No bookmark/tag exists at the given id (never existed, deleted, +/// or not owned by the caller — see `Forbidden` for the +/// distinguished case where it exists but belongs to someone else). +struct NotFound : BookmarksError { + using BookmarksError::BookmarksError; +}; + +/// @brief An action's `validate()` rejected its input. +struct ValidationError : BookmarksError { + using BookmarksError::BookmarksError; +}; + +/// @brief A write lost a race: the target row changed between this +/// client's read and its write (the compare-and-swap conflict shape +/// `pastebin::Conflict` established this session for `EditPaste`), +/// or a `MergeTags`/rename would collide with an existing tag name. +struct Conflict : BookmarksError { + using BookmarksError::BookmarksError; +}; + +/// @brief The caller is authenticated, but the target row exists and is +/// owned by a different principal. Distinguished from `NotFound` +/// deliberately: `docs/spec/security.md`'s registration/instance +/// hooks already keep a foreign id from being *reached* in most +/// cases (Task 14), but a model's own re-check (rule 1 — the local +/// backend enforces nothing) needs its own typed signal, and the +/// expected-strain-points test for "local mode has no authorization +/// at all" (Task 15) specifically wants to see this thrown, not a +/// NotFound that would quietly look like the row never existed. +struct Forbidden : BookmarksError { + using BookmarksError::BookmarksError; +}; + +/// @brief An import chunk (or other bounded payload) exceeded this rung's +/// own size bound, distinct from the transport's own message-size +/// limit (`docs/spec/security.md`) which rejects the call before a +/// model ever sees it. +struct TooLarge : BookmarksError { + using BookmarksError::BookmarksError; +}; + +} // namespace bookmarks +``` + +- [ ] **Step 6: Run to verify it passes** + +Run: `ctest --test-dir build/clang-coverage -R '\[bookmarks\]\[types\]' --output-on-failure` +Expected: all cases pass. + +- [ ] **Step 7: Commit** + +```bash +git add examples/bookmarks/include/bookmarks/core/types.hpp \ + examples/bookmarks/include/bookmarks/units.hpp \ + examples/bookmarks/include/bookmarks/core/errors.hpp \ + examples/bookmarks/tests/test_bookmarks_types.cpp +git commit -m "bookmarks: add core strong types, unit system, and error hierarchy" +``` + +--- + +## Task 3: Bookmark DTOs + +**Files:** +- Create: `examples/bookmarks/include/bookmarks/dto/bookmark_dto.hpp` +- Test: `examples/bookmarks/tests/test_bookmark_dto.cpp` + +**Interfaces:** +- Consumes: `bookmarks::BookmarkId`, `bookmarks::Cursor`, `bookmarks::Ack` + (Task 2); `morph::time::Timestamp` (``). +- Produces: `bookmarks::Visibility` (`Private`/`Shared`), `bookmarks::ReadState` + (`Unread`/`Read`), `bookmarks::ArchiveState` (`Active`/`Archived`), + `bookmarks::ReadFilter` (`Any`/`UnreadOnly`/`ReadOnly`), + `bookmarks::ArchiveFilter` (`Any`/`ActiveOnly`/`ArchivedOnly`); + `bookmarks::CreateBookmark`/`CreateBookmarkResult`, + `bookmarks::EditBookmark`, `bookmarks::ArchiveBookmark`, + `bookmarks::UnarchiveBookmark`, `bookmarks::DeleteBookmark`, + `bookmarks::GetBookmark`, `bookmarks::BookmarkView`, + `bookmarks::BookmarkSummary`, `bookmarks::ListBookmarks`/ + `bookmarks::ListBookmarksResult`, `bookmarks::GetChangesSince`/ + `bookmarks::GetChangesSinceResult`, `bookmarks::RecordMetadata` (the + background worker's write-back action, Task 12) — all consumed by + `BookmarkModel` (Task 6/7/8) and every presenter/GUI task downstream. + +`kMaxUrlBytes`/`kMaxTitleBytes` bounds mirror `pastebin::kMaxSyntaxBytes`'s +own reasoning (a real storage-column width, checked by a `static_assert` +against the entity in Task 5, not a number pulled from the air) — +`SqlAnsiString`-style fixed columns are not used here (url/title are +variable-length `TEXT`, per rule 4's "content needs no equivalent bound" +clause for `pastebin::CreatePaste::content`), so these bounds exist purely +as this rung's own sanity limits, not a truncation-avoidance requirement; +still enforced in `validate()` so an absurdly long value is rejected with a +typed error rather than silently accepted into an unbounded `TEXT` column. + +- [ ] **Step 1: Write the failing test** + +```cpp +// SPDX-License-Identifier: Apache-2.0 +#include "bookmarks/dto/bookmark_dto.hpp" + +#include + +TEST_CASE("CreateBookmark validate() requires a non-empty url within the length bound", + "[bookmarks][dto]") { + bookmarks::CreateBookmark action; + CHECK_FALSE(action.validate()); // empty url + + action.url = "https://example.com"; + CHECK(action.validate()); + + action.url = std::string(bookmarks::kMaxUrlBytes + 1, 'a'); + CHECK_FALSE(action.validate()); + + action.url = std::string(bookmarks::kMaxUrlBytes, 'a'); + CHECK(action.validate()); +} + +TEST_CASE("CreateBookmark's optionalFields excludes everything but url", "[bookmarks][dto]") { + // Mirrors CreatePaste::optionalFields's own test intent: a create with + // only a url must be schema-submittable without hand-typing every + // enum's default. + using bookmarks::CreateBookmark; + STATIC_REQUIRE(CreateBookmark::optionalFields.size() == 4); +} + +TEST_CASE("EditBookmark validate() requires an id and a non-empty url", "[bookmarks][dto]") { + bookmarks::EditBookmark action; + CHECK_FALSE(action.validate()); + action.id = bookmarks::BookmarkId{1}; + CHECK_FALSE(action.validate()); // still no url + action.url = "https://example.com"; + CHECK(action.validate()); +} + +TEST_CASE("GetBookmark/ArchiveBookmark/UnarchiveBookmark/DeleteBookmark all require an id", + "[bookmarks][dto]") { + CHECK_FALSE(bookmarks::GetBookmark{}.validate()); + CHECK(bookmarks::GetBookmark{.id = bookmarks::BookmarkId{1}}.validate()); + CHECK_FALSE(bookmarks::ArchiveBookmark{}.validate()); + CHECK_FALSE(bookmarks::UnarchiveBookmark{}.validate()); + CHECK_FALSE(bookmarks::DeleteBookmark{}.validate()); +} + +TEST_CASE("RecordMetadata requires an id; title/faviconPath may be empty (a failed fetch)", + "[bookmarks][dto]") { + CHECK_FALSE(bookmarks::RecordMetadata{}.validate()); + bookmarks::RecordMetadata action{.id = bookmarks::BookmarkId{1}}; + CHECK(action.validate()); // empty title/faviconPath is a legitimate "fetch found nothing" +} + +TEST_CASE("Visibility/ReadState/ArchiveState/ReadFilter/ArchiveFilter reflect as readable strings", + "[bookmarks][dto]") { + std::string json; + REQUIRE_FALSE(glz::write_json(bookmarks::Visibility::Shared, json)); + CHECK(json == "\"Shared\""); + json.clear(); + REQUIRE_FALSE(glz::write_json(bookmarks::ReadFilter::UnreadOnly, json)); + CHECK(json == "\"UnreadOnly\""); +} +``` + +- [ ] **Step 2: Run to verify it fails** — the header does not exist yet. + +- [ ] **Step 3: Write the implementation** + +```cpp +// SPDX-License-Identifier: Apache-2.0 +#pragma once + +#include "bookmarks/core/types.hpp" + +#include + +#include +#include +#include +#include +#include + +/// @file +/// Bookmark wire DTOs. `RecordMetadata` is the one action a GUI client never +/// sends — it is dispatched exclusively by the app-layer metadata-fetch +/// worker's internal client (Task 12), the same "internal-only" shape +/// `pastebin::ExpirePaste` established. + +namespace bookmarks { + +/// @brief Whether a bookmark is visible only to its owner or to the shared feed. +enum class Visibility { Private, Shared }; + +/// @brief Whether a bookmark has been read. +enum class ReadState { Unread, Read }; + +/// @brief Whether a bookmark is archived (hidden from the default list, not deleted). +enum class ArchiveState { Active, Archived }; + +/// @brief `ListBookmarks`' read-state filter. +enum class ReadFilter { Any, UnreadOnly, ReadOnly }; + +/// @brief `ListBookmarks`' archive-state filter. +enum class ArchiveFilter { Any, ActiveOnly, ArchivedOnly }; + +/// @brief Longest `url`, in bytes, this rung accepts (a sanity bound, not a +/// storage-column width — url/title are variable-length `TEXT` +/// columns with no fixed capacity to overflow, per +/// `IMPLEMENTATION.md` rule 4's "content needs no equivalent bound" +/// clause). +inline constexpr std::size_t kMaxUrlBytes = 2048; +/// @brief Longest `title`, in bytes, this rung accepts. +inline constexpr std::size_t kMaxTitleBytes = 512; + +struct CreateBookmark { + std::string url; + std::string title; // empty = not yet known; the metadata worker fills it in + std::string description; + std::string notes; + std::vector tags; // tag names; auto-created on first use (Task 6) + Visibility visibility = Visibility::Private; + + /// @brief Every member but `url` may be omitted from a schema-driven + /// submission — see `pastebin::CreatePaste::optionalFields`'s + /// doc comment for why this list exists at all. + static constexpr std::array optionalFields{"description", "notes", "tags", "visibility"}; + + [[nodiscard]] bool validate() const noexcept { + return !url.empty() && url.size() <= kMaxUrlBytes && title.size() <= kMaxTitleBytes; + } +}; + +struct CreateBookmarkResult { + BookmarkId id; +}; + +/// @brief Full replace-set edit: `tags` is the *desired final* tag set, not +/// a delta — `BookmarkModel::execute(const EditBookmark&)` (Task 6) +/// diffs it against the current junction rows. +struct EditBookmark { + BookmarkId id; + std::string url; + std::string title; + std::string description; + std::string notes; + std::vector tags; + Visibility visibility = Visibility::Private; + + static constexpr std::array optionalFields{"description", "notes", "tags", "visibility"}; + + [[nodiscard]] bool validate() const noexcept { + return id.hasValue() && !url.empty() && url.size() <= kMaxUrlBytes && title.size() <= kMaxTitleBytes; + } +}; + +struct ArchiveBookmark { + BookmarkId id; + [[nodiscard]] bool validate() const noexcept { return id.hasValue(); } +}; + +struct UnarchiveBookmark { + BookmarkId id; + [[nodiscard]] bool validate() const noexcept { return id.hasValue(); } +}; + +struct DeleteBookmark { + BookmarkId id; + [[nodiscard]] bool validate() const noexcept { return id.hasValue(); } +}; + +struct GetBookmark { + BookmarkId id; + [[nodiscard]] bool validate() const noexcept { return id.hasValue(); } +}; + +/// @brief The full, owner-only view of one bookmark. +struct BookmarkView { + BookmarkId id; + std::string url; + std::string title; + std::string description; + std::string notes; + std::vector tags; + ::morph::time::Timestamp createdAt; + ::morph::time::Timestamp updatedAt; + ReadState readState = ReadState::Unread; + ArchiveState archiveState = ArchiveState::Active; + Visibility visibility = Visibility::Private; +}; + +/// @brief One row of `ListBookmarks`'/`GetChangesSince`'s result — +/// deliberately narrower than `BookmarkView`: a listing must not +/// leak `notes` (mirrors `pastebin::PasteSummary`'s non-leak rule). +struct BookmarkSummary { + BookmarkId id; + std::string url; + std::string title; + std::vector tags; + ::morph::time::Timestamp createdAt; + ::morph::time::Timestamp updatedAt; + ReadState readState = ReadState::Unread; + ArchiveState archiveState = ArchiveState::Active; + Visibility visibility = Visibility::Private; +}; + +struct ListBookmarks { + Cursor cursor; // empty = first page + ReadFilter readFilter = ReadFilter::Any; + ArchiveFilter archiveFilter = ArchiveFilter::ActiveOnly; // archived hidden by default, linkding's own convention + std::string tag; // empty = no tag filter + std::string searchText; // empty = no text filter + + static constexpr std::array optionalFields{"cursor", "readFilter", "archiveFilter", "tag", + "searchText"}; + + [[nodiscard]] bool validate() const noexcept { return true; } // every field is optional +}; + +struct ListBookmarksResult { + std::vector bookmarks; + Cursor nextCursor; // empty = no further page +}; + +/// @brief Minimal changes-since poll (README's rung-3 event-pattern +/// preview): every bookmark this owner touched (created, edited, +/// archived/unarchived, or metadata-recorded) since @p since. +struct GetChangesSince { + ::morph::time::Timestamp since; // empty = every bookmark ever (first poll) + + static constexpr std::array optionalFields{"since"}; + + [[nodiscard]] bool validate() const noexcept { return true; } +}; + +struct GetChangesSinceResult { + std::vector changed; + /// @brief The instant this query ran, captured *before* the query + /// itself (`BookmarkModel::execute`'s own doc comment, Task 7, + /// has the full argument for why) — the next poll's `since`. + ::morph::time::Timestamp asOf; +}; + +/// @brief Internal-only: the metadata-fetch worker's write-back +/// (`app::MetadataFetchWorker`, Task 12). Never dispatched by a GUI +/// client — mirrors `pastebin::ExpirePaste`'s "internal-only" +/// convention exactly. +struct RecordMetadata { + BookmarkId id; + std::string title; // empty = the fetch found no + std::string faviconPath; // empty = no favicon fetched + + static constexpr std::array<std::string_view, 2> optionalFields{"title", "faviconPath"}; + + [[nodiscard]] bool validate() const noexcept { return id.hasValue(); } +}; + +} // namespace bookmarks + +/// @brief Reflects `Visibility` as readable strings — same rationale and +/// `glz::enumerate` shape as `pastebin`'s enum reflections +/// (`glz::meta<pastebin::Visibility>`'s doc comment has the full +/// argument: a bare ordinal degrades the schema writer's `$defs` +/// entry to an any-type union). +template <> +struct glz::meta<bookmarks::Visibility> { + using enum bookmarks::Visibility; + static constexpr auto value = glz::enumerate(Private, Shared); +}; + +template <> +struct glz::meta<bookmarks::ReadState> { + using enum bookmarks::ReadState; + static constexpr auto value = glz::enumerate(Unread, Read); +}; + +template <> +struct glz::meta<bookmarks::ArchiveState> { + using enum bookmarks::ArchiveState; + static constexpr auto value = glz::enumerate(Active, Archived); +}; + +template <> +struct glz::meta<bookmarks::ReadFilter> { + using enum bookmarks::ReadFilter; + static constexpr auto value = glz::enumerate(Any, UnreadOnly, ReadOnly); +}; + +template <> +struct glz::meta<bookmarks::ArchiveFilter> { + using enum bookmarks::ArchiveFilter; + static constexpr auto value = glz::enumerate(Any, ActiveOnly, ArchivedOnly); +}; +``` + +- [ ] **Step 4: Run to verify it passes.** + +- [ ] **Step 5: Commit** + +```bash +git add examples/bookmarks/include/bookmarks/dto/bookmark_dto.hpp \ + examples/bookmarks/tests/test_bookmark_dto.cpp +git commit -m "bookmarks: add Bookmark DTOs" +``` + +--- + +## Task 4: Tag, Bulk, SharedFeed, and Import/Export DTOs + +**Files:** +- Create: `examples/bookmarks/include/bookmarks/dto/tag_dto.hpp` +- Create: `examples/bookmarks/include/bookmarks/dto/bulk_dto.hpp` +- Create: `examples/bookmarks/include/bookmarks/dto/shared_feed_dto.hpp` +- Create: `examples/bookmarks/include/bookmarks/dto/import_export_dto.hpp` +- Test: `examples/bookmarks/tests/test_tag_bulk_dto.cpp` + +**Interfaces:** +- Consumes: `bookmarks::TagId`, `bookmarks::BookmarkId`, `bookmarks::Cursor`, + `bookmarks::Count`, `bookmarks::BookmarkSummary`, `bookmarks::ImportOpId` + (Task 2/3). +- Produces: `bookmarks::RenameTag`, `bookmarks::MergeTags`, + `bookmarks::ListTags`/`bookmarks::ListTagsResult`, + `bookmarks::TagSummary`; `bookmarks::BulkArchiveOp` + (`None`/`Archive`/`Unarchive`), `bookmarks::BulkEdit`/ + `bookmarks::BulkEditResult`; `bookmarks::ListSharedFeed`/ + `bookmarks::ListSharedFeedResult`; `bookmarks::ImportBookmarks`/ + `bookmarks::ImportBookmarksResult`, `bookmarks::ExportBookmarks`/ + `bookmarks::ExportBookmarksResult`, `bookmarks::kMaxTagNameBytes`, + `bookmarks::kMaxImportChunkBytes` — consumed by `TagModel` (Task 9), + `BookmarkModel::execute(const BulkEdit&)` (Task 8), `SharedFeedModel` + (Task 10), the import/export pipeline (Task 11). + +Tag names are **not** bounded to a `SqlAnsiString`-style fixed column — +`TagRecord::name` (Task 5) is a plain variable-length `TEXT` column, exactly +like `url`/`title`, specifically to avoid re-opening the silent-truncation +bug class `pastebin::kMaxSyntaxBytes` (and this session's earlier +`EditPaste`/`syntax` fix) exists to close: a tag name is free-form Unicode +text a user types, not a label drawn from a bounded set, and truncating a +multi-byte codepoint mid-sequence is exactly the harm that fix eliminated +for pastebin. `kMaxTagNameBytes` is therefore a `validate()`-only sanity +bound (like `kMaxUrlBytes`), not a storage-capacity `static_assert`. + +- [ ] **Step 1: Write the failing test** + +```cpp +// SPDX-License-Identifier: Apache-2.0 +#include "bookmarks/dto/bulk_dto.hpp" +#include "bookmarks/dto/import_export_dto.hpp" +#include "bookmarks/dto/shared_feed_dto.hpp" +#include "bookmarks/dto/tag_dto.hpp" + +#include <catch2/catch_test_macros.hpp> + +TEST_CASE("RenameTag requires an id and a non-empty, bounded name", "[bookmarks][dto]") { + bookmarks::RenameTag action; + CHECK_FALSE(action.validate()); + action.id = bookmarks::TagId{1}; + CHECK_FALSE(action.validate()); // still no name + action.name = "programming"; + CHECK(action.validate()); + action.name = std::string(bookmarks::kMaxTagNameBytes + 1, 'x'); + CHECK_FALSE(action.validate()); +} + +TEST_CASE("MergeTags requires two distinct ids", "[bookmarks][dto]") { + bookmarks::MergeTags action; + CHECK_FALSE(action.validate()); + action.sourceId = bookmarks::TagId{1}; + action.targetId = bookmarks::TagId{1}; + CHECK_FALSE(action.validate()); // merging a tag into itself + action.targetId = bookmarks::TagId{2}; + CHECK(action.validate()); +} + +TEST_CASE("BulkEdit requires at least one id", "[bookmarks][dto]") { + bookmarks::BulkEdit action; + CHECK_FALSE(action.validate()); + action.ids = {bookmarks::BookmarkId{1}}; + CHECK(action.validate()); +} + +TEST_CASE("BulkArchiveOp reflects as a readable string", "[bookmarks][dto]") { + std::string json; + REQUIRE_FALSE(glz::write_json(bookmarks::BulkArchiveOp::Archive, json)); + CHECK(json == "\"Archive\""); +} + +TEST_CASE("ImportBookmarks requires a non-empty, bounded chunk and an opId", "[bookmarks][dto]") { + bookmarks::ImportBookmarks action; + CHECK_FALSE(action.validate()); + action.chunk = "<A HREF=\"https://example.com\">Example</A>"; + CHECK_FALSE(action.validate()); // still no opId + action.opId = bookmarks::ImportOpId{"chunk-1"}; + CHECK(action.validate()); + action.chunk = std::string(bookmarks::kMaxImportChunkBytes + 1, 'x'); + CHECK_FALSE(action.validate()); +} + +TEST_CASE("ListSharedFeed/ListTags/ExportBookmarks validate() with no required fields", + "[bookmarks][dto]") { + CHECK(bookmarks::ListSharedFeed{}.validate()); + CHECK(bookmarks::ListTags{}.validate()); + CHECK(bookmarks::ExportBookmarks{}.validate()); +} +``` + +- [ ] **Step 2: Run to verify it fails.** + +- [ ] **Step 3: Write `examples/bookmarks/include/bookmarks/dto/tag_dto.hpp`** + +```cpp +// SPDX-License-Identifier: Apache-2.0 +#pragma once + +#include "bookmarks/core/types.hpp" +#include "bookmarks/units.hpp" + +#include <cstddef> +#include <string> +#include <vector> + +namespace bookmarks { + +/// @brief Longest tag name, in bytes, this rung accepts — a `validate()` +/// sanity bound only, not a storage-column width. See this task's +/// own header comment for why `TagRecord::name` carries no +/// `SqlAnsiString` capacity to check against. +inline constexpr std::size_t kMaxTagNameBytes = 128; + +struct RenameTag { + TagId id; + std::string name; + + [[nodiscard]] bool validate() const noexcept { + return id.hasValue() && !name.empty() && name.size() <= kMaxTagNameBytes; + } +}; + +/// @brief Reassigns every bookmark tagged `sourceId` to `targetId` +/// (deduplicating), then deletes `sourceId` — `TagModel::execute` +/// (Task 9) does the cascade; this DTO only carries the two ids. +struct MergeTags { + TagId sourceId; + TagId targetId; + + [[nodiscard]] bool validate() const noexcept { + return sourceId.hasValue() && targetId.hasValue() && *sourceId != *targetId; + } +}; + +struct ListTags { + [[nodiscard]] bool validate() const noexcept { return true; } +}; + +struct TagSummary { + TagId id; + std::string name; + Count bookmarkCount; +}; + +struct ListTagsResult { + std::vector<TagSummary> tags; +}; + +} // namespace bookmarks +``` + +- [ ] **Step 4: Write `examples/bookmarks/include/bookmarks/dto/bulk_dto.hpp`** + +```cpp +// SPDX-License-Identifier: Apache-2.0 +#pragma once + +#include "bookmarks/core/types.hpp" +#include "bookmarks/units.hpp" + +#include <array> +#include <glaze/glaze.hpp> +#include <string> +#include <string_view> +#include <vector> + +namespace bookmarks { + +/// @brief `BulkEdit`'s archive-state instruction — a three-state enum +/// (`IMPLEMENTATION.md` rule 3: never a `bool` two-state flag, and +/// this action genuinely has a third "don't touch archive state at +/// all" option a bool cannot express). +enum class BulkArchiveOp { None, Archive, Unarchive }; + +/// @brief The rung's first multi-entity atomic action — all-or-nothing +/// against SQLite (README). `addTags`/`removeTags` are name-based +/// (auto-create-on-first-use for `addTags`, same as +/// `EditBookmark::tags`'s handling — Task 8's own doc comment has +/// the exact SQL). Every id must be owned by the caller or the +/// *whole* batch is rejected (Task 8's resolved "reject the whole +/// batch on one violation" design decision). +struct BulkEdit { + std::vector<BookmarkId> ids; + std::vector<std::string> addTags; + std::vector<std::string> removeTags; + BulkArchiveOp archive = BulkArchiveOp::None; + + static constexpr std::array<std::string_view, 3> optionalFields{"addTags", "removeTags", "archive"}; + + [[nodiscard]] bool validate() const noexcept { return !ids.empty(); } +}; + +struct BulkEditResult { + Count affected; +}; + +} // namespace bookmarks + +/// @brief Reflects `BulkArchiveOp` as readable strings — same rationale as +/// every other enum reflection in this rung. +template <> +struct glz::meta<bookmarks::BulkArchiveOp> { + using enum bookmarks::BulkArchiveOp; + static constexpr auto value = glz::enumerate(None, Archive, Unarchive); +}; +``` + +- [ ] **Step 5: Write `examples/bookmarks/include/bookmarks/dto/shared_feed_dto.hpp`** + +```cpp +// SPDX-License-Identifier: Apache-2.0 +#pragma once + +#include "bookmarks/core/types.hpp" +#include "bookmarks/dto/bookmark_dto.hpp" + +#include <array> +#include <string_view> +#include <vector> + +namespace bookmarks { + +struct ListSharedFeed { + Cursor cursor; // empty = first page + + static constexpr std::array<std::string_view, 1> optionalFields{"cursor"}; + + [[nodiscard]] bool validate() const noexcept { return true; } +}; + +/// @brief `BookmarkSummary` doubles as the shared feed's row shape — same +/// non-leak rule applies (no `notes`), and a shared bookmark's +/// `visibility` is always `Shared` by construction (the query that +/// builds this only ever selects `WHERE visibility = Shared`, Task +/// 10), so there is nothing this result type needs beyond what +/// `BookmarkSummary` already carries. +struct ListSharedFeedResult { + std::vector<BookmarkSummary> bookmarks; + Cursor nextCursor; +}; + +} // namespace bookmarks +``` + +- [ ] **Step 6: Write `examples/bookmarks/include/bookmarks/dto/import_export_dto.hpp`** + +```cpp +// SPDX-License-Identifier: Apache-2.0 +#pragma once + +#include "bookmarks/core/types.hpp" +#include "bookmarks/units.hpp" + +#include <cstddef> +#include <string> + +namespace bookmarks { + +/// @brief Longest one `ImportBookmarks` chunk this rung accepts, in bytes — +/// well under the transport's own message-size bound +/// (`docs/spec/security.md`), so a client that respects this limit +/// never has to distinguish "this rung refused it" from "the +/// transport refused it" (Task 11 measures the transport's own +/// bound directly, the same way `pastebin`'s "An oversized +/// CreatePaste is refused by the transport" test does). +inline constexpr std::size_t kMaxImportChunkBytes = 65536; + +/// @brief One chunk of a Netscape Bookmark HTML import. Idempotent per +/// `opId` (Task 5's `ImportedOpRecord`/Task 11's dedup check): a +/// retried chunk after a dropped connection is a safe no-op, never +/// a duplicate import. +struct ImportBookmarks { + std::string chunk; + ImportOpId opId; + + [[nodiscard]] bool validate() const noexcept { + return !chunk.empty() && chunk.size() <= kMaxImportChunkBytes && opId.hasValue(); + } +}; + +struct ImportBookmarksResult { + Count imported; + Count skipped; // e.g. a malformed <A> entry within an otherwise valid chunk +}; + +struct ExportBookmarks { + [[nodiscard]] bool validate() const noexcept { return true; } +}; + +struct ExportBookmarksResult { + std::string html; // a complete Netscape Bookmark File +}; + +} // namespace bookmarks +``` + +- [ ] **Step 7: Run to verify it passes.** + +- [ ] **Step 8: Commit** + +```bash +git add examples/bookmarks/include/bookmarks/dto/tag_dto.hpp \ + examples/bookmarks/include/bookmarks/dto/bulk_dto.hpp \ + examples/bookmarks/include/bookmarks/dto/shared_feed_dto.hpp \ + examples/bookmarks/include/bookmarks/dto/import_export_dto.hpp \ + examples/bookmarks/tests/test_tag_bulk_dto.cpp +git commit -m "bookmarks: add Tag, BulkEdit, SharedFeed, and import/export DTOs" +``` + +--- + +## Task 5: Entities, schema, and `db_model.hpp` + +**Files:** +- Create: `examples/bookmarks/include/bookmarks/db/bookmark_entity.hpp` +- Create: `examples/bookmarks/include/bookmarks/db/tag_entity.hpp` +- Create: `examples/bookmarks/include/bookmarks/db/bookmark_tag_entity.hpp` +- Create: `examples/bookmarks/include/bookmarks/db/imported_op_entity.hpp` +- Create: `examples/bookmarks/include/bookmarks/db/database.hpp` +- Create: `examples/bookmarks/include/bookmarks/db/db_model.hpp` +- Create: `examples/bookmarks/src/db/schema.cpp` +- Test: `examples/bookmarks/tests/test_bookmarks_schema.cpp` + +**Interfaces:** +- Produces: `bookmarks::db::BookmarkRecord`, `bookmarks::db::TagRecord`, + `bookmarks::db::BookmarkTagRecord`, `bookmarks::db::ImportedOpRecord` + (all plain `Light::Field<>`/`Light::BelongsTo<>` entities — **no** + relation-typed member on `BookmarkRecord`/`TagRecord`, per the Global + Constraints' `HasMany`/`HasManyThrough`-vs-`Update()` rule); + `bookmarks::db::setup(const std::string&)`; `bookmarks::db::WithMapper` + (the exact two-branch `#ifdef __EMSCRIPTEN__` mixin + `pastebin::db::WithMapper` established for finding 025, reused verbatim + with only the namespace changed). Consumed by every model task (6-10). + +- [ ] **Step 1: Write the failing test** + +```cpp +// SPDX-License-Identifier: Apache-2.0 +#include "bookmarks/db/bookmark_entity.hpp" +#include "bookmarks/db/bookmark_tag_entity.hpp" +#include "bookmarks/db/imported_op_entity.hpp" +#include "bookmarks/db/tag_entity.hpp" +#include "testkit/db_fixture.hpp" + +#include <Lightweight/DataMapper/DataMapper.hpp> +#include <catch2/catch_test_macros.hpp> + +using morph::ladder::testkit::DbFixture; + +TEST_CASE("The bookmarks schema creates all four tables and a bookmark round-trips", + "[bookmarks][schema]") { + DbFixture fixture; + Lightweight::DataMapper mapper; + + bookmarks::db::BookmarkRecord rec; + rec.ownerPrincipal = "alice"; + rec.url = "https://example.com"; + rec.title = "Example"; + rec.createdAtMs = 1000; + rec.updatedAtMs = 1000; + mapper.Create(rec); + REQUIRE(rec.id.Value() > 0); + + bookmarks::db::TagRecord tag; + tag.ownerPrincipal = "alice"; + tag.name = "example"; + mapper.Create(tag); + REQUIRE(tag.id.Value() > 0); + + bookmarks::db::BookmarkTagRecord junction; + junction.bookmark = rec.id.Value(); + junction.tag = tag.id.Value(); + mapper.Create(junction); + REQUIRE(junction.id.Value() > 0); + + bookmarks::db::ImportedOpRecord op; + op.ownerPrincipal = "alice"; + op.opId = "chunk-1"; + op.appliedAtMs = 1000; + mapper.Create(op); + REQUIRE(op.id.Value() > 0); + + // Tag reads go through a plain query, never an embedded relation field + // (Global Constraints) -- proving that path works end-to-end here. + auto rows = mapper.Query<bookmarks::db::BookmarkTagRecord>() + .Where(Lightweight::FieldNameOf<&bookmarks::db::BookmarkTagRecord::bookmark>, "=", rec.id.Value()) + .All(); + REQUIRE(rows.size() == 1); + CHECK(rows.front().tag.Value() == tag.id.Value()); +} + +TEST_CASE("Duplicate (ownerPrincipal, name) tags are rejected by the unique index", + "[bookmarks][schema]") { + DbFixture fixture; + Lightweight::DataMapper mapper; + bookmarks::db::TagRecord first; + first.ownerPrincipal = "alice"; + first.name = "dup"; + mapper.Create(first); + + bookmarks::db::TagRecord second; + second.ownerPrincipal = "alice"; + second.name = "dup"; + CHECK_THROWS_AS(mapper.Create(second), Lightweight::SqlException); + + // A different owner may reuse the same name -- the index is scoped per owner. + bookmarks::db::TagRecord thirdOwner; + thirdOwner.ownerPrincipal = "bob"; + thirdOwner.name = "dup"; + CHECK_NOTHROW(mapper.Create(thirdOwner)); +} + +TEST_CASE("BookmarkRecord has no relation-typed member -- Update() must compile", + "[bookmarks][schema]") { + // A compile-time proof, not a runtime assertion: if BookmarkRecord ever + // grows an embedded HasMany/HasManyThrough field, this line stops + // compiling with the exact "no member IsModified" error the Global + // Constraints section documents -- catching the regression at build + // time, in the one file whose entire job is proving this works. + DbFixture fixture; + Lightweight::DataMapper mapper; + bookmarks::db::BookmarkRecord rec; + rec.ownerPrincipal = "alice"; + rec.url = "https://example.com"; + rec.createdAtMs = 1; + rec.updatedAtMs = 1; + mapper.Create(rec); + rec.title = "Changed"; + CHECK_NOTHROW(mapper.Update(rec)); +} +``` + +- [ ] **Step 2: Run to verify it fails** — the headers do not exist yet. + +- [ ] **Step 3: Write `examples/bookmarks/include/bookmarks/db/bookmark_entity.hpp`** + +```cpp +// SPDX-License-Identifier: Apache-2.0 +#pragma once + +#include <Lightweight/DataMapper/DataMapper.hpp> + +#include <cstdint> +#include <string_view> + +/// @file +/// `BookmarkRecord` deliberately carries **zero** relation-typed members +/// (no `HasMany`, no `HasManyThrough`) — see this plan's Global Constraints +/// section for the verified reason: `DataMapper::Update()`'s +/// non-reflection path calls `field.IsModified()` on every member via +/// `EnumerateRecordMembers` (which does not filter by field kind), and +/// neither relation type declares that method, so a record embedding one +/// fails to compile the instant `Update()` is instantiated for it — exactly +/// what `examples/bank/include/bank/db/account_entity.hpp`'s own comment +/// independently documents for `HasMany`. Tag associations are read via a +/// plain `Query<BookmarkTagRecord>()` call in the model (`bookmark_model.cpp`, +/// Task 6), never through a relation field on this record. + +namespace bookmarks::db { + +/// @brief One row of the `bookmarks` table. +struct BookmarkRecord { + static constexpr std::string_view TableName = "bookmarks"; + + Light::Field<std::uint64_t, Light::PrimaryKey::ServerSideAutoIncrement, Light::SqlRealName{"id"}> id; // 0 + /// Authenticated owner (`session::Context::principal`) — every query the + /// model issues filters on this column; see Task 6's `execute()` bodies. + Light::Field<std::string, Light::SqlRealName{"owner_principal"}> ownerPrincipal; // 1 + Light::Field<std::string, Light::SqlRealName{"url"}> url; // 2 + Light::Field<std::string, Light::SqlRealName{"title"}> title; // 3 + Light::Field<std::string, Light::SqlRealName{"description"}> description; // 4 + Light::Field<std::string, Light::SqlRealName{"notes"}> notes; // 5 + Light::Field<bool, Light::SqlRealName{"is_unread"}> isUnread{true}; // 6 + Light::Field<bool, Light::SqlRealName{"is_archived"}> isArchived{false}; // 7 + Light::Field<bool, Light::SqlRealName{"is_shared"}> isShared{false}; // 8 + Light::Field<std::int64_t, Light::SqlRealName{"created_at_ms"}> createdAtMs{0}; // 9 + Light::Field<std::int64_t, Light::SqlRealName{"updated_at_ms"}> updatedAtMs{0}; // 10 + /// Empty = no favicon fetched yet. Path, not bytes — the metadata + /// worker's own doc comment (Task 12) explains why blobs never travel + /// the action protocol. + Light::Field<std::string, Light::SqlRealName{"favicon_path"}> faviconPath; // 11 +}; + +} // namespace bookmarks::db +``` + +- [ ] **Step 4: Write `examples/bookmarks/include/bookmarks/db/tag_entity.hpp`** + +```cpp +// SPDX-License-Identifier: Apache-2.0 +#pragma once + +#include <Lightweight/DataMapper/DataMapper.hpp> + +#include <cstdint> +#include <string_view> + +namespace bookmarks::db { + +/// @brief One row of the `tags` table. `name` is a plain variable-length +/// `TEXT` column, not a fixed `SqlAnsiString` — see +/// `bookmarks/dto/tag_dto.hpp`'s file comment for why (tag names are +/// free-form Unicode text; truncating one is exactly the harm this +/// session's `pastebin::EditPaste`/`syntax` fix eliminated +/// elsewhere). No relation-typed member — see `bookmark_entity.hpp`'s +/// file comment. +struct TagRecord { + static constexpr std::string_view TableName = "tags"; + + Light::Field<std::uint64_t, Light::PrimaryKey::ServerSideAutoIncrement, Light::SqlRealName{"id"}> id; // 0 + Light::Field<std::string, Light::SqlRealName{"owner_principal"}> ownerPrincipal; // 1 + Light::Field<std::string, Light::SqlRealName{"name"}> name; // 2 +}; + +} // namespace bookmarks::db +``` + +- [ ] **Step 5: Write `examples/bookmarks/include/bookmarks/db/bookmark_tag_entity.hpp`** + +```cpp +// SPDX-License-Identifier: Apache-2.0 +#pragma once + +#include "bookmarks/db/bookmark_entity.hpp" +#include "bookmarks/db/tag_entity.hpp" + +#include <Lightweight/DataMapper/DataMapper.hpp> + +#include <cstdint> +#include <string_view> + +namespace bookmarks::db { + +/// @brief The bookmark<->tag many-to-many junction (`IMPLEMENTATION.md` +/// rule 4's "real Lightweight idiom" clause — this is an ordinary +/// `BelongsTo`-pair entity, not the sanctioned raw-SQL escape tier). +/// `BelongsTo<>` supports `Update()` (unlike `HasMany`/ +/// `HasManyThrough` — see `bookmark_entity.hpp`'s file comment), but +/// this record never needs it: tag assignment/removal is always a +/// `Create`/delete of a whole row (`BookmarkModel::execute`, Task 6). +struct BookmarkTagRecord { + static constexpr std::string_view TableName = "bookmark_tags"; + + Light::Field<std::uint64_t, Light::PrimaryKey::ServerSideAutoIncrement, Light::SqlRealName{"id"}> id; // 0 + Light::BelongsTo<&BookmarkRecord::id, Light::SqlRealName{"bookmark_id"}> bookmark; // 1 + Light::BelongsTo<&TagRecord::id, Light::SqlRealName{"tag_id"}> tag; // 2 +}; + +} // namespace bookmarks::db +``` + +- [ ] **Step 6: Write `examples/bookmarks/include/bookmarks/db/imported_op_entity.hpp`** + +```cpp +// SPDX-License-Identifier: Apache-2.0 +#pragma once + +#include <Lightweight/DataMapper/DataMapper.hpp> + +#include <cstdint> +#include <string_view> + +namespace bookmarks::db { + +/// @brief One applied `ImportBookmarks` chunk, keyed by `(owner_principal, +/// op_id)` — Task 11's idempotency check: a repeated chunk with the +/// same `opId` after a dropped connection finds its row already +/// present and is a safe no-op. +struct ImportedOpRecord { + static constexpr std::string_view TableName = "imported_ops"; + + Light::Field<std::uint64_t, Light::PrimaryKey::ServerSideAutoIncrement, Light::SqlRealName{"id"}> id; // 0 + Light::Field<std::string, Light::SqlRealName{"owner_principal"}> ownerPrincipal; // 1 + Light::Field<std::string, Light::SqlRealName{"op_id"}> opId; // 2 + Light::Field<std::int64_t, Light::SqlRealName{"applied_at_ms"}> appliedAtMs{0}; // 3 +}; + +} // namespace bookmarks::db +``` + +- [ ] **Step 7: Write `examples/bookmarks/include/bookmarks/db/database.hpp`** (mirrors `pastebin::db::setup` exactly) + +```cpp +// SPDX-License-Identifier: Apache-2.0 +#pragma once + +#include <string> + +namespace bookmarks::db { + +/// @brief Points Lightweight's default connection at @p connectionString and +/// applies every pending migration. Production-bootstrap-only, called +/// once by Task 12's server app — see `pastebin::db::setup`'s +/// identical doc comment for why tests never call this. +/// @param connectionString ODBC connection string. +void setup(const std::string& connectionString); + +} // namespace bookmarks::db +``` + +- [ ] **Step 8: Write `examples/bookmarks/include/bookmarks/db/db_model.hpp`** (byte-for-byte the same mixin as `pastebin::db::WithMapper`, namespace changed) + +```cpp +// SPDX-License-Identifier: Apache-2.0 +#pragma once + +#ifndef __EMSCRIPTEN__ +#include <Lightweight/DataMapper/DataMapper.hpp> + +#include <optional> +#endif + +/// @file +/// See `pastebin::db::WithMapper`'s file comment +/// (`examples/pastebin/include/pastebin/db/db_model.hpp`) for the full +/// rationale this mixin reuses verbatim — the WASM header-vs-link +/// dependency finding (025) applies identically to this rung's three models. + +namespace bookmarks::db { + +#ifndef __EMSCRIPTEN__ + +/// @brief Base providing `mapper()` — one lazily-constructed DataMapper per model. +class WithMapper { +protected: + WithMapper() = default; + + /// @brief Returns this model's DataMapper, opening it on first use. + [[nodiscard]] Lightweight::DataMapper& mapper() { + if (!_mapper.has_value()) { + _mapper.emplace(); + } + return *_mapper; + } + +private: + std::optional<Lightweight::DataMapper> _mapper; +}; + +#else + +/// @brief Persistence-free base for the browser build. No `mapper()`. +class WithMapper { +protected: + WithMapper() = default; +}; + +#endif + +} // namespace bookmarks::db +``` + +- [ ] **Step 9: Write `examples/bookmarks/src/db/schema.cpp`** + +```cpp +// SPDX-License-Identifier: Apache-2.0 +#include "bookmarks/db/database.hpp" + +#include <Lightweight/SqlConnection.hpp> +#include <Lightweight/SqlMigration.hpp> +#include <Lightweight/SqlQuery/Migrate.hpp> + +namespace bookmarks::db { + +void setup(const std::string& connectionString) { + Lightweight::SqlConnection::SetDefaultConnectionString(Lightweight::SqlConnectionString{connectionString}); + Lightweight::SqlMigration::MigrationManager::GetInstance().CreateMigrationHistory(); + Lightweight::SqlMigration::MigrationManager::GetInstance().ApplyPendingMigrations(); +} + +} // namespace bookmarks::db + +using namespace Lightweight::SqlColumnTypeDefinitions; + +LIGHTWEIGHT_SQL_MIGRATION(20260807000001, "Create bookmarks tables") { + plan.CreateTableIfNotExists("bookmarks") + .PrimaryKeyWithAutoIncrement("id", Bigint()) + .RequiredColumn("owner_principal", Varchar(64)) + .RequiredColumn("url", Text()) + .RequiredColumn("title", Text()) + .RequiredColumn("description", Text()) + .RequiredColumn("notes", Text()) + .RequiredColumn("is_unread", Bool()) + .RequiredColumn("is_archived", Bool()) + .RequiredColumn("is_shared", Bool()) + .RequiredColumn("created_at_ms", Bigint()) + .RequiredColumn("updated_at_ms", Bigint()) + .RequiredColumn("favicon_path", Text()); + // Every list/get/edit/archive query filters on owner_principal first; + // the changes-since poll (Task 7) additionally filters on + // updated_at_ms, and the shared feed (Task 10) on is_shared alone. + plan.CreateIndex("idx_bookmarks_owner", "bookmarks", {"owner_principal"}); + plan.CreateIndex("idx_bookmarks_owner_updated", "bookmarks", {"owner_principal", "updated_at_ms"}); + plan.CreateIndex("idx_bookmarks_shared", "bookmarks", {"is_shared"}); + + plan.CreateTableIfNotExists("tags") + .PrimaryKeyWithAutoIncrement("id", Bigint()) + .RequiredColumn("owner_principal", Varchar(64)) + .RequiredColumn("name", Text()); + // Tag names are unique per owner, not globally -- two different users + // may both have a tag named "work". + plan.CreateUniqueIndex("idx_tags_owner_name", "tags", {"owner_principal", "name"}); + + const auto bookmarksRef = Lightweight::SqlForeignKeyReferenceDefinition{.tableName = "bookmarks", .columnName = "id"}; + const auto tagsRef = Lightweight::SqlForeignKeyReferenceDefinition{.tableName = "tags", .columnName = "id"}; + plan.CreateTableIfNotExists("bookmark_tags") + .PrimaryKeyWithAutoIncrement("id", Bigint()) + .RequiredForeignKey("bookmark_id", Bigint(), bookmarksRef) + .RequiredForeignKey("tag_id", Bigint(), tagsRef); + // A bookmark may never carry the same tag twice -- this is what makes + // TagModel::execute(const MergeTags&)'s "INSERT OR IGNORE"-shaped + // dedup (Task 9) meaningful rather than a defensive no-op. + plan.CreateUniqueIndex("idx_bookmark_tags_pair", "bookmark_tags", {"bookmark_id", "tag_id"}); + + plan.CreateTableIfNotExists("imported_ops") + .PrimaryKeyWithAutoIncrement("id", Bigint()) + .RequiredColumn("owner_principal", Varchar(64)) + .RequiredColumn("op_id", Varchar(128)) + .RequiredColumn("applied_at_ms", Bigint()); + plan.CreateUniqueIndex("idx_imported_ops_owner_op", "imported_ops", {"owner_principal", "op_id"}); +} +``` + +- [ ] **Step 10: Run to verify it passes.** + +- [ ] **Step 11: Commit** + +```bash +git add examples/bookmarks/include/bookmarks/db/ examples/bookmarks/src/db/schema.cpp \ + examples/bookmarks/tests/test_bookmarks_schema.cpp +git commit -m "bookmarks: add entities, schema migration, and the WithMapper mixin" +``` + +--- + +## Task 6: `BookmarkModel` — CRUD, archive/unarchive, tag replace-set + +**Files:** +- Create: `examples/bookmarks/include/bookmarks/models/bookmark_model.hpp` +- Create: `examples/bookmarks/src/models/bookmark_model.cpp` +- Test: `examples/bookmarks/tests/test_bookmark_model.cpp` + +**Interfaces:** +- Consumes: everything from Tasks 2-5. +- Produces: `bookmarks::BookmarkModel` (declares **every** `execute()` + overload this rung's `BookmarkModel` ever has, including + `ListBookmarks`/`GetChangesSince` (Task 7) and `BulkEdit`/`RecordMetadata` + (Task 8) — the header is written once, complete, here; those two later + tasks only add bodies to `bookmark_model.cpp`, never touch the header + again). `BRIDGE_REGISTER_MODEL`/`BRIDGE_REGISTER_ACTION` wiring for every + action this task itself implements (`CreateBookmark`, `EditBookmark`, + `ArchiveBookmark`, `UnarchiveBookmark`, `DeleteBookmark`, `GetBookmark`) — + Tasks 7/8 add their own `BRIDGE_REGISTER_ACTION` lines for the actions + they implement, in the same header. + +**A test-only session helper this and every later model-test task needs:** +`BookmarkModel::execute()` reads `session::current()->principal` as the +owner filter (this plan's "Corrections" section — no per-instance state, a +fresh read every call). Model unit tests call `model.execute(action)` +directly, C++-to-C++, exactly as `pastebin`'s tests do — which means no +`RemoteServer`/`Bridge` ever runs to install a `Context` via +`session::detail::ScopedContext`, so `session::current()` would return +`nullptr` in every test unless the test installs one itself. +`session::detail::ScopedContext` is a `detail::` symbol, and testkit +reaching into `morph::*::detail` namespaces is an already-accepted, +already-tracked pattern in this codebase (`docs/findings/019-testkit-reaches-into-four-detail-namespaces.md`) +— not a new departure. `ScopedPrincipal`, defined once in +`test_bookmark_model.cpp` (not promoted to shared `examples/common/testkit` +yet — one consumer so far; the promotion rule triggers at a third), wraps +it: + +```cpp +class ScopedPrincipal { + public: + explicit ScopedPrincipal(std::string principal) : _ctx{.principal = std::move(principal)}, _scope{_ctx} {} + + private: + morph::session::Context _ctx; + morph::session::detail::ScopedContext _scope; +}; +``` + +- [ ] **Step 1: Write the failing test** + +```cpp +// SPDX-License-Identifier: Apache-2.0 +#include "bookmarks/models/bookmark_model.hpp" +#include "testkit/db_fixture.hpp" + +#include <catch2/catch_test_macros.hpp> +#include <morph/session/session.hpp> + +using morph::ladder::testkit::DbFixture; + +namespace { +class ScopedPrincipal { + public: + explicit ScopedPrincipal(std::string principal) : _ctx{.principal = std::move(principal)}, _scope{_ctx} {} + + private: + morph::session::Context _ctx; + morph::session::detail::ScopedContext _scope; +}; +} // namespace + +TEST_CASE("CreateBookmark stores a bookmark owned by the authenticated principal", + "[bookmarks][model]") { + DbFixture fixture; + bookmarks::BookmarkModel model; + const ScopedPrincipal principal{"alice"}; + + bookmarks::CreateBookmark action; + action.url = "https://example.com"; + action.title = "Example"; + action.tags = {"work", "reading"}; + const auto id = model.execute(action).id; + REQUIRE(id.hasValue()); + + const auto view = model.execute(bookmarks::GetBookmark{.id = id}); + CHECK(view.url == "https://example.com"); + CHECK(view.title == "Example"); + CHECK(view.readState == bookmarks::ReadState::Unread); + CHECK(view.archiveState == bookmarks::ArchiveState::Active); + CHECK(view.tags.size() == 2); +} + +TEST_CASE("CreateBookmark without a principal is Forbidden", "[bookmarks][model]") { + DbFixture fixture; + bookmarks::BookmarkModel model; + // No ScopedPrincipal installed -- session::current() is nullptr. + bookmarks::CreateBookmark action; + action.url = "https://example.com"; + REQUIRE_THROWS_AS(model.execute(action), bookmarks::Forbidden); +} + +TEST_CASE("GetBookmark refuses a different principal's bookmark with Forbidden, not NotFound", + "[bookmarks][model]") { + DbFixture fixture; + bookmarks::BookmarkModel model; + bookmarks::BookmarkId id; + { + const ScopedPrincipal alice{"alice"}; + id = model.execute(bookmarks::CreateBookmark{.url = "https://example.com"}).id; + } + const ScopedPrincipal mallory{"mallory"}; + REQUIRE_THROWS_AS(model.execute(bookmarks::GetBookmark{.id = id}), bookmarks::Forbidden); +} + +TEST_CASE("EditBookmark replaces the tag set: adds new tags, drops removed ones, keeps shared ones", + "[bookmarks][model]") { + DbFixture fixture; + bookmarks::BookmarkModel model; + const ScopedPrincipal alice{"alice"}; + + auto create = bookmarks::CreateBookmark{.url = "https://example.com", .tags = {"a", "b"}}; + const auto id = model.execute(create).id; + + bookmarks::EditBookmark edit{.id = id, .url = "https://example.com", .tags = {"b", "c"}}; + const auto edited = model.execute(edit); + std::vector<std::string> tags = edited.tags; + std::ranges::sort(tags); + CHECK(tags == std::vector<std::string>{"b", "c"}); // "a" dropped, "b" kept, "c" auto-created +} + +TEST_CASE("ArchiveBookmark/UnarchiveBookmark flip archiveState and nothing else", + "[bookmarks][model]") { + DbFixture fixture; + bookmarks::BookmarkModel model; + const ScopedPrincipal alice{"alice"}; + const auto id = model.execute(bookmarks::CreateBookmark{.url = "https://example.com"}).id; + + model.execute(bookmarks::ArchiveBookmark{.id = id}); + CHECK(model.execute(bookmarks::GetBookmark{.id = id}).archiveState == bookmarks::ArchiveState::Archived); + model.execute(bookmarks::UnarchiveBookmark{.id = id}); + CHECK(model.execute(bookmarks::GetBookmark{.id = id}).archiveState == bookmarks::ArchiveState::Active); +} + +TEST_CASE("DeleteBookmark removes the bookmark and its tag associations", "[bookmarks][model]") { + DbFixture fixture; + bookmarks::BookmarkModel model; + const ScopedPrincipal alice{"alice"}; + const auto id = model.execute(bookmarks::CreateBookmark{.url = "https://example.com", .tags = {"a"}}).id; + + model.execute(bookmarks::DeleteBookmark{.id = id}); + REQUIRE_THROWS_AS(model.execute(bookmarks::GetBookmark{.id = id}), bookmarks::NotFound); +} + +TEST_CASE("GetBookmark against an unknown id throws NotFound, and an empty id is a ValidationError", + "[bookmarks][model]") { + DbFixture fixture; + bookmarks::BookmarkModel model; + const ScopedPrincipal alice{"alice"}; + REQUIRE_THROWS_AS(model.execute(bookmarks::GetBookmark{.id = bookmarks::BookmarkId{99999}}), + bookmarks::NotFound); + REQUIRE_THROWS_AS(model.execute(bookmarks::GetBookmark{}), bookmarks::ValidationError); +} +``` + +- [ ] **Step 2: Run to verify it fails to compile** — the header/model do not exist yet. + +- [ ] **Step 3: Write `examples/bookmarks/include/bookmarks/models/bookmark_model.hpp`** + +```cpp +// SPDX-License-Identifier: Apache-2.0 +#pragma once + +#include <morph/core/bridge.hpp> +#include <morph/core/registry.hpp> + +#include "bookmarks/core/errors.hpp" +#include "bookmarks/db/db_model.hpp" +#include "bookmarks/dto/bookmark_dto.hpp" +#include "bookmarks/dto/bulk_dto.hpp" +#include "bookmarks/dto/import_export_dto.hpp" + +/// @file +/// `BookmarkModel` — every action this rung's one entity-owning model +/// serves. Declared once, complete, here; Tasks 7/8 add bodies to +/// `bookmark_model.cpp` for `ListBookmarks`/`GetChangesSince`/`BulkEdit`/ +/// `RecordMetadata` without touching this header again. + +namespace bookmarks { + +/// @brief Create/read/edit/archive/delete/list/bulk-edit over the +/// `bookmarks`/`bookmark_tags` tables, scoped to the authenticated +/// caller's own collection. +/// +/// Registered **plain** — no `BRIDGE_MODEL_KEY`, no `AllowShared` (this +/// plan's "Corrections to the README" — a *shared* instance is recorded +/// with an empty owner, defeating `authorizeInstance`'s real per-instance +/// ownership check). Every `execute()` reads `session::current()->principal` +/// fresh and uses it both as the query filter and as the authorization +/// re-check `IMPLEMENTATION.md` rule 1 requires (the local backend enforces +/// nothing at all). +class BookmarkModel : private db::WithMapper { +public: + CreateBookmarkResult execute(const CreateBookmark& action); + BookmarkView execute(const EditBookmark& action); + Ack execute(const ArchiveBookmark& action); + Ack execute(const UnarchiveBookmark& action); + Ack execute(const DeleteBookmark& action); + BookmarkView execute(const GetBookmark& action); + ListBookmarksResult execute(const ListBookmarks& action); // Task 7 + GetChangesSinceResult execute(const GetChangesSince& action); // Task 7 + BulkEditResult execute(const BulkEdit& action); // Task 8 + Ack execute(const RecordMetadata& action); // Task 8, internal-only + ImportBookmarksResult execute(const ImportBookmarks& action); // Task 11 + ExportBookmarksResult execute(const ExportBookmarks& action); // Task 11 +}; + +} // namespace bookmarks + +BRIDGE_REGISTER_MODEL(bookmarks::BookmarkModel, "BookmarkModel") +BRIDGE_REGISTER_ACTION(bookmarks::BookmarkModel, bookmarks::CreateBookmark, "CreateBookmark") +BRIDGE_REGISTER_ACTION(bookmarks::BookmarkModel, bookmarks::EditBookmark, "EditBookmark") +BRIDGE_REGISTER_ACTION(bookmarks::BookmarkModel, bookmarks::ArchiveBookmark, "ArchiveBookmark") +BRIDGE_REGISTER_ACTION(bookmarks::BookmarkModel, bookmarks::UnarchiveBookmark, "UnarchiveBookmark") +BRIDGE_REGISTER_ACTION(bookmarks::BookmarkModel, bookmarks::DeleteBookmark, "DeleteBookmark") +BRIDGE_REGISTER_ACTION(bookmarks::BookmarkModel, bookmarks::GetBookmark, "GetBookmark") +BRIDGE_REGISTER_ACTION(bookmarks::BookmarkModel, bookmarks::ListBookmarks, "ListBookmarks", + ::morph::model::Loggable::No) +BRIDGE_REGISTER_ACTION(bookmarks::BookmarkModel, bookmarks::GetChangesSince, "GetChangesSince", + ::morph::model::Loggable::No) +// BulkEdit is outbox-managed (Task 8) -- Loggable::No here too, so the +// framework's own auto-append never double-logs alongside the model's own +// outbox write. +BRIDGE_REGISTER_ACTION(bookmarks::BookmarkModel, bookmarks::BulkEdit, "BulkEdit", ::morph::model::Loggable::No) +BRIDGE_REGISTER_ACTION(bookmarks::BookmarkModel, bookmarks::RecordMetadata, "RecordMetadata") +BRIDGE_REGISTER_ACTION(bookmarks::BookmarkModel, bookmarks::ImportBookmarks, "ImportBookmarks") +BRIDGE_REGISTER_ACTION(bookmarks::BookmarkModel, bookmarks::ExportBookmarks, "ExportBookmarks", + ::morph::model::Loggable::No) +``` + +- [ ] **Step 4: Write `examples/bookmarks/src/models/bookmark_model.cpp`** (this task's six actions only — + `ListBookmarks`/`GetChangesSince`/`BulkEdit`/`RecordMetadata` bodies land in Tasks 7/8, appended to this same file) + +```cpp +// SPDX-License-Identifier: Apache-2.0 +#include "bookmarks/models/bookmark_model.hpp" + +#include "bookmarks/db/bookmark_entity.hpp" +#include "bookmarks/db/bookmark_tag_entity.hpp" +#include "bookmarks/db/tag_entity.hpp" + +#include "clock.hpp" + +#include <Lightweight/DataMapper/DataMapper.hpp> +#include <Lightweight/SqlError.hpp> +#include <Lightweight/SqlErrorDetection.hpp> +#include <Lightweight/SqlStatement.hpp> +#include <Lightweight/SqlTransaction.hpp> + +#include <morph/session/session.hpp> + +#include <algorithm> +#include <cstdint> +#include <optional> +#include <string> +#include <vector> + +namespace bookmarks { + +namespace { + +[[nodiscard]] std::int64_t nowMs() noexcept { + return (*::morph::ladder::now().value).value.time_since_epoch().count(); +} + +[[nodiscard]] ::morph::time::Timestamp fromEpochMs(std::int64_t epochMs) noexcept { + return ::morph::time::Timestamp{::morph::time::DateTime{ + std::chrono::sys_time<std::chrono::milliseconds>{std::chrono::milliseconds{epochMs}}}}; +} + +/// @brief The authenticated caller's principal, or throws `Forbidden`. +/// +/// `session::current()` is populated fresh on every dispatched action +/// (`session::detail::ScopedContext`, installed by `RemoteServer`/ +/// `LocalBackend` around each `execute()`); reading it here rather than +/// once at construction is what lets a single plain-registered +/// `BookmarkModel` instance serve whichever principal's call actually +/// reaches it -- there is exactly one instance per registration, so in +/// practice this is stable across a registration's whole lifetime, but the +/// model never assumes that, matching rule 1's "models re-check their own +/// authorization" requirement. `nullptr`/empty is treated identically to an +/// unauthenticated caller: `Forbidden`, not a crash -- reachable from a +/// test that calls `execute()` directly with no session installed, and +/// (defensively) from a local backend, which installs a `Context` but +/// never verifies it. +[[nodiscard]] const std::string& requireOwner() { + const auto* ctx = ::morph::session::current(); + if (ctx == nullptr || ctx->principal.empty()) { + throw Forbidden{"no authenticated principal"}; + } + return ctx->principal; +} + +} // namespace + +/// @brief Reads every tag name currently associated with @p bookmarkId, for +/// @p owner's own tags only (a tag row is always owned by the same +/// principal as every bookmark it's attached to, by construction -- +/// `applyTagSet` below never creates a cross-owner association). +[[nodiscard]] static std::vector<std::string> readTagNames(::Lightweight::DataMapper& mapper, std::uint64_t bookmarkId) { + auto junctionRows = mapper.Query<db::BookmarkTagRecord>() + .Where(::Lightweight::FieldNameOf<&db::BookmarkTagRecord::bookmark>, "=", bookmarkId) + .All(); + std::vector<std::string> names; + names.reserve(junctionRows.size()); + for (const auto& row : junctionRows) { + auto tagRows = mapper.Query<db::TagRecord>() + .Where(::Lightweight::FieldNameOf<&db::TagRecord::id>, "=", row.tag.Value()) + .All(); + if (!tagRows.empty()) { + names.push_back(tagRows.front().name.Value()); + } + } + return names; +} + +/// @brief Replaces @p bookmarkId's tag set with exactly @p desiredNames, +/// auto-creating any tag @p owner has never used before. Must run +/// inside the caller's own `SqlTransaction` -- this function opens +/// none of its own, so every write it makes commits or rolls back +/// with the surrounding action. +static void applyTagSet(::Lightweight::DataMapper& mapper, std::uint64_t bookmarkId, const std::string& owner, + const std::vector<std::string>& desiredNames) { + const auto current = readTagNames(mapper, bookmarkId); + std::vector<std::string> toAdd; + for (const auto& name : desiredNames) { + if (std::ranges::find(current, name) == current.end()) { + toAdd.push_back(name); + } + } + std::vector<std::string> toRemove; + for (const auto& name : current) { + if (std::ranges::find(desiredNames, name) == desiredNames.end()) { + toRemove.push_back(name); + } + } + + for (const auto& name : toAdd) { + auto existing = + mapper.Query<db::TagRecord>() + .Where(::Lightweight::FieldNameOf<&db::TagRecord::ownerPrincipal>, "=", owner) + .Where(::Lightweight::FieldNameOf<&db::TagRecord::name>, "=", name) + .All(); + std::uint64_t tagId = 0; + if (existing.empty()) { + db::TagRecord tag; + tag.ownerPrincipal = owner; + tag.name = name; + mapper.Create(tag); + tagId = tag.id.Value(); + } else { + tagId = existing.front().id.Value(); + } + db::BookmarkTagRecord junction; + junction.bookmark = bookmarkId; + junction.tag = tagId; + mapper.Create(junction); + } + + for (const auto& name : toRemove) { + auto tagRows = mapper.Query<db::TagRecord>() + .Where(::Lightweight::FieldNameOf<&db::TagRecord::ownerPrincipal>, "=", owner) + .Where(::Lightweight::FieldNameOf<&db::TagRecord::name>, "=", name) + .All(); + if (tagRows.empty()) { + continue; + } + ::Lightweight::SqlStatement stmt{mapper.Connection()}; + stmt.Prepare("DELETE FROM bookmark_tags WHERE bookmark_id = ? AND tag_id = ?"); + (void) stmt.Execute(bookmarkId, tagRows.front().id.Value()); + } +} + +[[nodiscard]] static BookmarkView toView(const db::BookmarkRecord& rec, std::vector<std::string> tags) { + BookmarkView view; + view.id = BookmarkId{static_cast<std::int64_t>(rec.id.Value())}; + view.url = rec.url.Value(); + view.title = rec.title.Value(); + view.description = rec.description.Value(); + view.notes = rec.notes.Value(); + view.tags = std::move(tags); + view.createdAt = fromEpochMs(rec.createdAtMs.Value()); + view.updatedAt = fromEpochMs(rec.updatedAtMs.Value()); + view.readState = rec.isUnread.Value() ? ReadState::Unread : ReadState::Read; + view.archiveState = rec.isArchived.Value() ? ArchiveState::Archived : ArchiveState::Active; + view.visibility = rec.isShared.Value() ? Visibility::Shared : Visibility::Private; + return view; +} + +/// @brief Loads @p id, requiring it to exist and be owned by @p owner. +/// @throws NotFound if no such row exists at all. +/// @throws Forbidden if it exists but belongs to a different principal -- +/// distinguished on purpose (`bookmarks::Forbidden`'s own doc +/// comment) so the "local mode has no authorization at all" test +/// (Task 15) has something specific to assert against. +[[nodiscard]] static db::BookmarkRecord loadOwned(::Lightweight::DataMapper& mapper, std::uint64_t id, + const std::string& owner) { + auto rows = + mapper.Query<db::BookmarkRecord>().Where(::Lightweight::FieldNameOf<&db::BookmarkRecord::id>, "=", id).All(); + if (rows.empty()) { + throw NotFound{"no such bookmark"}; + } + if (rows.front().ownerPrincipal.Value() != owner) { + throw Forbidden{"bookmark belongs to a different principal"}; + } + return rows.front(); +} + +CreateBookmarkResult BookmarkModel::execute(const CreateBookmark& action) { + if (!action.validate()) { + throw ValidationError{"CreateBookmark: a non-empty url within the length bound is required"}; + } + const auto& owner = requireOwner(); + + db::BookmarkRecord rec; + rec.ownerPrincipal = owner; + rec.url = action.url; + rec.title = action.title; + rec.description = action.description; + rec.notes = action.notes; + rec.isShared = action.visibility == Visibility::Shared; + const auto now = nowMs(); + rec.createdAtMs = now; + rec.updatedAtMs = now; + + ::Lightweight::SqlTransaction transaction{mapper().Connection(), ::Lightweight::SqlTransactionMode::ROLLBACK}; + mapper().Create(rec); + applyTagSet(mapper(), rec.id.Value(), owner, action.tags); + transaction.Commit(); + + return CreateBookmarkResult{.id = BookmarkId{static_cast<std::int64_t>(rec.id.Value())}}; +} + +BookmarkView BookmarkModel::execute(const EditBookmark& action) { + if (!action.validate()) { + throw ValidationError{"EditBookmark: id and a non-empty url within the length bound are required"}; + } + const auto& owner = requireOwner(); + auto rec = loadOwned(mapper(), static_cast<std::uint64_t>(*action.id), owner); + + rec.url = action.url; + rec.title = action.title; + rec.description = action.description; + rec.notes = action.notes; + rec.isShared = action.visibility == Visibility::Shared; + rec.updatedAtMs = nowMs(); + + ::Lightweight::SqlTransaction transaction{mapper().Connection(), ::Lightweight::SqlTransactionMode::ROLLBACK}; + mapper().Update(rec); + applyTagSet(mapper(), rec.id.Value(), owner, action.tags); + transaction.Commit(); + + return toView(rec, readTagNames(mapper(), rec.id.Value())); +} + +Ack BookmarkModel::execute(const ArchiveBookmark& action) { + if (!action.validate()) { + throw ValidationError{"ArchiveBookmark: id is required"}; + } + const auto& owner = requireOwner(); + auto rec = loadOwned(mapper(), static_cast<std::uint64_t>(*action.id), owner); + rec.isArchived = true; + rec.updatedAtMs = nowMs(); + mapper().Update(rec); + return Ack{}; +} + +Ack BookmarkModel::execute(const UnarchiveBookmark& action) { + if (!action.validate()) { + throw ValidationError{"UnarchiveBookmark: id is required"}; + } + const auto& owner = requireOwner(); + auto rec = loadOwned(mapper(), static_cast<std::uint64_t>(*action.id), owner); + rec.isArchived = false; + rec.updatedAtMs = nowMs(); + mapper().Update(rec); + return Ack{}; +} + +Ack BookmarkModel::execute(const DeleteBookmark& action) { + if (!action.validate()) { + throw ValidationError{"DeleteBookmark: id is required"}; + } + const auto& owner = requireOwner(); + const auto id = static_cast<std::uint64_t>(*action.id); + (void) loadOwned(mapper(), id, owner); // NotFound/Forbidden, same as every other action + + ::Lightweight::SqlTransaction transaction{mapper().Connection(), ::Lightweight::SqlTransactionMode::ROLLBACK}; + { + ::Lightweight::SqlStatement stmt{mapper().Connection()}; + stmt.Prepare("DELETE FROM bookmark_tags WHERE bookmark_id = ?"); + (void) stmt.Execute(id); + } + { + ::Lightweight::SqlStatement stmt{mapper().Connection()}; + stmt.Prepare("DELETE FROM bookmarks WHERE id = ?"); + (void) stmt.Execute(id); + } + transaction.Commit(); + return Ack{}; +} + +BookmarkView BookmarkModel::execute(const GetBookmark& action) { + if (!action.validate()) { + throw ValidationError{"GetBookmark: id is required"}; + } + const auto& owner = requireOwner(); + const auto rec = loadOwned(mapper(), static_cast<std::uint64_t>(*action.id), owner); + return toView(rec, readTagNames(mapper(), rec.id.Value())); +} + +} // namespace bookmarks +``` + +- [ ] **Step 5: Run to verify it passes** + +Run (once Task 13's CMake exists): `ctest --test-dir build/clang-coverage -R '\[bookmarks\]\[model\]' --output-on-failure` + +- [ ] **Step 6: Commit** + +```bash +git add examples/bookmarks/include/bookmarks/models/bookmark_model.hpp \ + examples/bookmarks/src/models/bookmark_model.cpp \ + examples/bookmarks/tests/test_bookmark_model.cpp +git commit -m "bookmarks: add BookmarkModel CRUD, archive/unarchive, and tag replace-set" +``` + +--- + +## Task 7: `BookmarkModel` — `ListBookmarks` and `GetChangesSince` + +**Files:** +- Modify: `examples/bookmarks/src/models/bookmark_model.cpp` (append two + `execute()` bodies; header already declares both, Task 6) +- Modify: `examples/bookmarks/tests/test_bookmark_model.cpp` (append cases) + +**Interfaces:** No new types. Consumes `ListBookmarks`/`ListBookmarksResult`, +`GetChangesSince`/`GetChangesSinceResult`, `BookmarkSummary` (Task 3). + +**The `asOf` ordering argument** (README's own rigor standard, matching +finding 018/022's treatment): `GetChangesSinceResult::asOf` must be captured +**before** the query runs, not after. If it were captured after, a write +that lands *during* the query window (between the query starting and the +result being read) could be invisible to *this* poll (its `updated_at_ms` +might not yet be committed when the `SELECT` ran) and then get skipped by +the *next* poll too, because the next poll's `since` would already be past +that write's timestamp — a silently lost update. Capturing `asOf` first +means the next poll's `since` is always a instant *no later than* the +query that just ran, so any write racing the query is, at worst, seen +*again* on the next poll (a harmless duplicate in `changed`) rather than +never. + +- [ ] **Step 1: Append the failing tests** + +```cpp +TEST_CASE("ListBookmarks filters by archive state and hides archived bookmarks by default", + "[bookmarks][model]") { + DbFixture fixture; + bookmarks::BookmarkModel model; + const ScopedPrincipal alice{"alice"}; + const auto activeId = model.execute(bookmarks::CreateBookmark{.url = "https://active.example"}).id; + const auto archivedId = model.execute(bookmarks::CreateBookmark{.url = "https://archived.example"}).id; + model.execute(bookmarks::ArchiveBookmark{.id = archivedId}); + + const auto defaultPage = model.execute(bookmarks::ListBookmarks{}); + REQUIRE(defaultPage.bookmarks.size() == 1); + CHECK(*defaultPage.bookmarks.front().id == *activeId); + + bookmarks::ListBookmarks archivedOnly; + archivedOnly.archiveFilter = bookmarks::ArchiveFilter::ArchivedOnly; + const auto archivedPage = model.execute(archivedOnly); + REQUIRE(archivedPage.bookmarks.size() == 1); + CHECK(*archivedPage.bookmarks.front().id == *archivedId); +} + +TEST_CASE("ListBookmarks only ever returns the calling principal's own bookmarks", + "[bookmarks][model]") { + DbFixture fixture; + bookmarks::BookmarkModel model; + { + const ScopedPrincipal alice{"alice"}; + model.execute(bookmarks::CreateBookmark{.url = "https://alice.example"}); + } + const ScopedPrincipal mallory{"mallory"}; + model.execute(bookmarks::CreateBookmark{.url = "https://mallory.example"}); + const auto page = model.execute(bookmarks::ListBookmarks{}); + REQUIRE(page.bookmarks.size() == 1); + CHECK(page.bookmarks.front().url == "https://mallory.example"); +} + +TEST_CASE("GetChangesSince returns only bookmarks touched after the given instant", + "[bookmarks][model]") { + DbFixture fixture; + bookmarks::BookmarkModel model; + const ScopedPrincipal alice{"alice"}; + + const auto before = *morph::ladder::now(); + const morph::ladder::ScopedClockOverride clock1{before + std::chrono::milliseconds{10}}; + const auto id1 = model.execute(bookmarks::CreateBookmark{.url = "https://one.example"}).id; + + const auto cursor = model.execute(bookmarks::GetChangesSince{}).asOf; + + const morph::ladder::ScopedClockOverride clock2{before + std::chrono::milliseconds{20}}; + const auto id2 = model.execute(bookmarks::CreateBookmark{.url = "https://two.example"}).id; + + const auto changes = model.execute(bookmarks::GetChangesSince{.since = cursor}); + REQUIRE(changes.changed.size() == 1); + CHECK(*changes.changed.front().id == *id2); + (void) id1; +} +``` + +- [ ] **Step 2: Run to verify the new cases fail** (methods not yet implemented — link error / pure-virtual-like gap + is not applicable here since the header already declares them; instead this fails at **Step 1's own compile** with + "undefined reference" at link time, since the `.cpp` bodies do not exist yet). + +- [ ] **Step 3: Append to `examples/bookmarks/src/models/bookmark_model.cpp`** + +```cpp +ListBookmarksResult BookmarkModel::execute(const ListBookmarks& action) { + const auto& owner = requireOwner(); + auto query = mapper().Query<db::BookmarkRecord>(); + (void) query.Where(::Lightweight::FieldNameOf<&db::BookmarkRecord::ownerPrincipal>, "=", owner); + if (action.archiveFilter == ArchiveFilter::ActiveOnly) { + (void) query.Where(::Lightweight::FieldNameOf<&db::BookmarkRecord::isArchived>, "=", false); + } else if (action.archiveFilter == ArchiveFilter::ArchivedOnly) { + (void) query.Where(::Lightweight::FieldNameOf<&db::BookmarkRecord::isArchived>, "=", true); + } + if (action.readFilter == ReadFilter::UnreadOnly) { + (void) query.Where(::Lightweight::FieldNameOf<&db::BookmarkRecord::isUnread>, "=", true); + } else if (action.readFilter == ReadFilter::ReadOnly) { + (void) query.Where(::Lightweight::FieldNameOf<&db::BookmarkRecord::isUnread>, "=", false); + } + if (action.cursor.hasValue()) { + (void) query.Where(::Lightweight::FieldNameOf<&db::BookmarkRecord::id>, "<", + static_cast<std::uint64_t>(*action.cursor)); + } + // Text/tag filters run in C++ after the SQL page is fetched, not as a + // LIKE/JOIN in the query above: this rung's scale (a demo bookmark + // collection, not a production search index) does not warrant it, and + // combining a tag filter with keyset pagination correctly needs the + // junction table anyway, which the per-row loop below already touches. + constexpr std::size_t kPageSize = 20; + auto rows = query.OrderBy(::Lightweight::FieldNameOf<&db::BookmarkRecord::id>, ::Lightweight::SqlResultOrdering::DESCENDING) + .First(kPageSize + 1); + const bool hasMore = rows.size() > kPageSize; + if (hasMore) { + rows.resize(kPageSize); + } + + ListBookmarksResult result; + for (const auto& rec : rows) { + auto tags = readTagNames(mapper(), rec.id.Value()); + if (!action.tag.empty() && std::ranges::find(tags, action.tag) == tags.end()) { + continue; + } + if (!action.searchText.empty() && rec.title.Value().find(action.searchText) == std::string::npos && + rec.url.Value().find(action.searchText) == std::string::npos) { + continue; + } + BookmarkSummary summary; + summary.id = BookmarkId{static_cast<std::int64_t>(rec.id.Value())}; + summary.url = rec.url.Value(); + summary.title = rec.title.Value(); + summary.tags = std::move(tags); + summary.createdAt = fromEpochMs(rec.createdAtMs.Value()); + summary.updatedAt = fromEpochMs(rec.updatedAtMs.Value()); + summary.readState = rec.isUnread.Value() ? ReadState::Unread : ReadState::Read; + summary.archiveState = rec.isArchived.Value() ? ArchiveState::Archived : ArchiveState::Active; + summary.visibility = rec.isShared.Value() ? Visibility::Shared : Visibility::Private; + result.bookmarks.push_back(std::move(summary)); + } + if (hasMore && !result.bookmarks.empty()) { + result.nextCursor = Cursor{static_cast<std::int64_t>(rows.back().id.Value())}; + } + return result; +} + +GetChangesSinceResult BookmarkModel::execute(const GetChangesSince& action) { + const auto& owner = requireOwner(); + // Captured *before* the query -- see this task's own doc comment for + // why a later capture would let a racing write be lost across two + // consecutive polls instead of merely duplicated across them. + const auto asOf = nowMs(); + const std::int64_t since = action.since.hasValue() ? (*action.since).value.time_since_epoch().count() : 0; + + auto rows = mapper() + .Query<db::BookmarkRecord>() + .Where(::Lightweight::FieldNameOf<&db::BookmarkRecord::ownerPrincipal>, "=", owner) + .Where(::Lightweight::FieldNameOf<&db::BookmarkRecord::updatedAtMs>, ">", since) + .All(); + + GetChangesSinceResult result; + result.asOf = fromEpochMs(asOf); + for (const auto& rec : rows) { + BookmarkSummary summary; + summary.id = BookmarkId{static_cast<std::int64_t>(rec.id.Value())}; + summary.url = rec.url.Value(); + summary.title = rec.title.Value(); + summary.tags = readTagNames(mapper(), rec.id.Value()); + summary.createdAt = fromEpochMs(rec.createdAtMs.Value()); + summary.updatedAt = fromEpochMs(rec.updatedAtMs.Value()); + summary.readState = rec.isUnread.Value() ? ReadState::Unread : ReadState::Read; + summary.archiveState = rec.isArchived.Value() ? ArchiveState::Archived : ArchiveState::Active; + summary.visibility = rec.isShared.Value() ? Visibility::Shared : Visibility::Private; + result.changed.push_back(std::move(summary)); + } + return result; +} +``` + +- [ ] **Step 4: Run to verify it passes.** + +- [ ] **Step 5: Commit** + +```bash +git add examples/bookmarks/src/models/bookmark_model.cpp examples/bookmarks/tests/test_bookmark_model.cpp +git commit -m "bookmarks: add BookmarkModel ListBookmarks and GetChangesSince" +``` + +--- + +## Task 8: `BookmarkModel` — `BulkEdit` (outbox-managed) and `RecordMetadata` + +**Files:** +- Create: `examples/bookmarks/include/bookmarks/db/outbox_entity.hpp` +- Modify: `examples/bookmarks/src/db/schema.cpp` (append a second migration) +- Modify: `examples/bookmarks/src/models/bookmark_model.cpp` (append two + `execute()` bodies, an outbox-write helper, and a `findOrCreateTagId` + helper shared with `applyTagSet`) +- Modify: `examples/bookmarks/tests/test_bookmark_model.cpp` + +**Interfaces:** Produces `bookmarks::db::BookmarkOutboxRecord` (the model's +own outbox table). Consumes `journal::LogEntry`, `IModelHolder::setOutboxManaged`. + +**Outbox mechanics** (README's resolved "split by blast radius" decision): +`BulkEdit` writes its own `journal::LogEntry`-shaped row into +`bookmark_outbox`, inside the *same* `SqlTransaction` as the mutation, so a +crash mid-batch can never leave a committed partial edit with no +corresponding journal row (or vice versa) — the row and the mutation commit +or roll back together, atomically, by SQLite's own guarantee. A relay pass +(`journal::OutboxRelay`, wired in Task 12's `App`) drains `bookmark_outbox` +into the durable `FileActionLog` on its own schedule, exactly like +`examples/concepts/journal_and_outbox.cpp`'s worked demo — the only +difference is that this rung's outbox is a real SQL table, not a +stand-in `std::vector`. `IModelHolder::setOutboxManaged(true)` must be +called wherever a `BookmarkModel` instance is registered (Task 12's server +`App`) so the framework's default auto-append does not *also* log +`BulkEdit` — `BRIDGE_REGISTER_ACTION`'s `Loggable::No` for `BulkEdit` +(Task 6) already suppresses that half. + +- [ ] **Step 1: Write `examples/bookmarks/include/bookmarks/db/outbox_entity.hpp`** + +```cpp +// SPDX-License-Identifier: Apache-2.0 +#pragma once + +#include <Lightweight/DataMapper/DataMapper.hpp> + +#include <cstdint> +#include <string_view> + +namespace bookmarks::db { + +/// @brief `BookmarkModel`'s own transactional outbox — a row written inside +/// the same `SqlTransaction` as a multi-row mutation +/// (`BulkEdit`; `TagModel`'s `RenameTag`/`MergeTags`, Task 9, uses +/// the identical table), drained by `journal::OutboxRelay` (Task 12) +/// into the durable `FileActionLog`. Shaped after +/// `journal::LogEntry` (`include/morph/journal/action_log.hpp`) — +/// only the fields a relay actually needs, not a 1:1 mirror. A row +/// is deleted once relayed rather than flagged, so the table only +/// ever holds genuinely-unrelayed work. +struct BookmarkOutboxRecord { + static constexpr std::string_view TableName = "bookmark_outbox"; + + Light::Field<std::uint64_t, Light::PrimaryKey::ServerSideAutoIncrement, Light::SqlRealName{"id"}> id; // 0 + Light::Field<std::string, Light::SqlRealName{"model_type"}> modelType; // 1 + Light::Field<std::string, Light::SqlRealName{"entity_key"}> entityKey; // 2 + Light::Field<std::string, Light::SqlRealName{"action_type"}> actionType; // 3 + Light::Field<std::string, Light::SqlRealName{"payload"}> payload; // 4 + Light::Field<std::string, Light::SqlRealName{"result"}> result; // 5 + Light::Field<std::string, Light::SqlRealName{"principal"}> principal; // 6 + Light::Field<std::int64_t, Light::SqlRealName{"timestamp_ms"}> timestampMs{0}; // 7 + Light::Field<std::string, Light::SqlRealName{"idempotency_key"}> idempotencyKey; // 8 +}; + +} // namespace bookmarks::db +``` + +- [ ] **Step 2: Append to `examples/bookmarks/src/db/schema.cpp`** + +```cpp +LIGHTWEIGHT_SQL_MIGRATION(20260807000002, "Create bookmarks outbox table") { + plan.CreateTableIfNotExists("bookmark_outbox") + .PrimaryKeyWithAutoIncrement("id", Bigint()) + .RequiredColumn("model_type", Varchar(64)) + .RequiredColumn("entity_key", Varchar(64)) + .RequiredColumn("action_type", Varchar(64)) + .RequiredColumn("payload", Text()) + .RequiredColumn("result", Text()) + .RequiredColumn("principal", Varchar(64)) + .RequiredColumn("timestamp_ms", Bigint()) + .RequiredColumn("idempotency_key", Varchar(128)); + plan.CreateUniqueIndex("idx_bookmark_outbox_idempotency", "bookmark_outbox", {"idempotency_key"}); +} +``` + +- [ ] **Step 3: Write the failing tests (appended)** + +```cpp +TEST_CASE("BulkEdit archives every listed bookmark and adds/removes tags atomically", + "[bookmarks][model]") { + DbFixture fixture; + bookmarks::BookmarkModel model; + const ScopedPrincipal alice{"alice"}; + const auto id1 = model.execute(bookmarks::CreateBookmark{.url = "https://one.example", .tags = {"old"}}).id; + const auto id2 = model.execute(bookmarks::CreateBookmark{.url = "https://two.example"}).id; + + bookmarks::BulkEdit edit; + edit.ids = {id1, id2}; + edit.addTags = {"new"}; + edit.removeTags = {"old"}; + edit.archive = bookmarks::BulkArchiveOp::Archive; + const auto result = model.execute(edit); + CHECK(morph::math::floor(*result.affected) == 2); + + for (const auto id : {id1, id2}) { + const auto view = model.execute(bookmarks::GetBookmark{.id = id}); + CHECK(view.archiveState == bookmarks::ArchiveState::Archived); + CHECK(std::ranges::find(view.tags, "new") != view.tags.end()); + CHECK(std::ranges::find(view.tags, "old") == view.tags.end()); + } +} + +TEST_CASE("BulkEdit rejects the whole batch if any id is not owned by the caller", + "[bookmarks][model]") { + DbFixture fixture; + bookmarks::BookmarkModel model; + bookmarks::BookmarkId aliceId; + { + const ScopedPrincipal alice{"alice"}; + aliceId = model.execute(bookmarks::CreateBookmark{.url = "https://alice.example"}).id; + } + const ScopedPrincipal mallory{"mallory"}; + const auto malloryId = model.execute(bookmarks::CreateBookmark{.url = "https://mallory.example"}).id; + + bookmarks::BulkEdit edit; + edit.ids = {malloryId, aliceId}; // one owned, one not + edit.archive = bookmarks::BulkArchiveOp::Archive; + REQUIRE_THROWS_AS(model.execute(edit), bookmarks::Forbidden); + + // All-or-nothing: mallory's own bookmark was NOT archived either. + CHECK(model.execute(bookmarks::GetBookmark{.id = malloryId}).archiveState == bookmarks::ArchiveState::Active); +} + +TEST_CASE("BulkEdit writes exactly one outbox row per call, consumed by an OutboxRelay", + "[bookmarks][model]") { + DbFixture fixture; + bookmarks::BookmarkModel model; + const ScopedPrincipal alice{"alice"}; + const auto id = model.execute(bookmarks::CreateBookmark{.url = "https://one.example"}).id; + + bookmarks::BulkEdit edit; + edit.ids = {id}; + edit.archive = bookmarks::BulkArchiveOp::Archive; + model.execute(edit); + + Lightweight::DataMapper mapper; + auto rows = mapper.Query<bookmarks::db::BookmarkOutboxRecord>().All(); + REQUIRE(rows.size() == 1); + CHECK(rows.front().actionType.Value() == "BulkEdit"); + CHECK(rows.front().principal.Value() == "alice"); +} + +TEST_CASE("RecordMetadata updates title/faviconPath regardless of the dispatching principal", + "[bookmarks][model]") { + DbFixture fixture; + bookmarks::BookmarkModel model; + bookmarks::BookmarkId id; + { + const ScopedPrincipal alice{"alice"}; + id = model.execute(bookmarks::CreateBookmark{.url = "https://one.example"}).id; + } + // Dispatched as the service principal, not "alice" -- must not throw Forbidden. + const ScopedPrincipal worker{std::string{bookmarks::auth::kMetadataFetcherPrincipal}}; + model.execute(bookmarks::RecordMetadata{.id = id, .title = "Fetched Title"}); + + const ScopedPrincipal alice{"alice"}; + CHECK(model.execute(bookmarks::GetBookmark{.id = id}).title == "Fetched Title"); +} + +TEST_CASE("RecordMetadata against an already-deleted bookmark is a benign no-op", + "[bookmarks][model]") { + DbFixture fixture; + bookmarks::BookmarkModel model; + const ScopedPrincipal alice{"alice"}; + const auto id = model.execute(bookmarks::CreateBookmark{.url = "https://one.example"}).id; + model.execute(bookmarks::DeleteBookmark{.id = id}); + const ScopedPrincipal worker{std::string{bookmarks::auth::kMetadataFetcherPrincipal}}; + REQUIRE_NOTHROW(model.execute(bookmarks::RecordMetadata{.id = id, .title = "Too Late"})); +} +``` + +(Add `#include "bookmarks/auth/bookmarks_authorizer.hpp"` and +`#include "bookmarks/db/outbox_entity.hpp"` to the test file's includes.) + +- [ ] **Step 4: Run to verify the new cases fail to link.** + +- [ ] **Step 5: Append to `examples/bookmarks/src/models/bookmark_model.cpp`** + +```cpp +// (near the top, alongside the other includes) +#include "bookmarks/db/outbox_entity.hpp" +#include <morph/core/registry.hpp> +``` + +```cpp +namespace { +// ... (existing helpers) ... + +/// @brief Finds @p owner's tag named @p name, creating it if it does not +/// exist yet. Shared by `applyTagSet` (Task 6) and `BulkEdit` +/// (this task) — both run inside the caller's own transaction. +[[nodiscard]] std::uint64_t findOrCreateTagId(::Lightweight::DataMapper& mapper, const std::string& owner, + const std::string& name) { + auto existing = mapper.Query<db::TagRecord>() + .Where(::Lightweight::FieldNameOf<&db::TagRecord::ownerPrincipal>, "=", owner) + .Where(::Lightweight::FieldNameOf<&db::TagRecord::name>, "=", name) + .All(); + if (!existing.empty()) { + return existing.front().id.Value(); + } + db::TagRecord tag; + tag.ownerPrincipal = owner; + tag.name = name; + mapper.Create(tag); + return tag.id.Value(); +} + +/// @brief Adds a bookmark<->tag association if it does not already exist — +/// the junction table's unique index (`idx_bookmark_tags_pair`) +/// makes a duplicate a no-op to *detect*, but this checks first +/// rather than relying on catching the constraint violation, so a +/// `BulkEdit`'s per-item loop never has to distinguish "this item's +/// add was a genuine no-op" from "this item hit an unrelated store +/// error" via exception type alone. +void addTagAssociationIfAbsent(::Lightweight::DataMapper& mapper, std::uint64_t bookmarkId, std::uint64_t tagId) { + auto existing = mapper.Query<db::BookmarkTagRecord>() + .Where(::Lightweight::FieldNameOf<&db::BookmarkTagRecord::bookmark>, "=", bookmarkId) + .Where(::Lightweight::FieldNameOf<&db::BookmarkTagRecord::tag>, "=", tagId) + .All(); + if (!existing.empty()) { + return; + } + db::BookmarkTagRecord junction; + junction.bookmark = bookmarkId; + junction.tag = tagId; + mapper.Create(junction); +} + +/// @brief Writes one row into `bookmark_outbox`. Must run inside the +/// caller's own `SqlTransaction` — see this task's own doc comment. +template <typename Action, typename Result> +void writeOutboxEntry(::Lightweight::DataMapper& mapper, const std::string& owner, const Action& action, + const Result& result, std::string_view actionType, std::string_view idempotencyKey) { + db::BookmarkOutboxRecord entry; + entry.modelType = "BookmarkModel"; + entry.entityKey = owner; + entry.actionType = std::string{actionType}; + entry.payload = ::morph::model::ActionTraits<Action>::toJson(action); + entry.result = ::morph::model::ActionTraits<Action>::resultToJson(result); + entry.principal = owner; + entry.timestampMs = nowMs(); + entry.idempotencyKey = std::string{idempotencyKey}; + mapper.Create(entry); +} + +} // namespace +``` + +`applyTagSet`'s own `toAdd` loop (Task 6) is revised in this task to call +`findOrCreateTagId` + `addTagAssociationIfAbsent` instead of its original +inline body, so the two call sites (`applyTagSet`, `BulkEdit` below) share +one implementation rather than duplicating it — a same-file refactor, no +interface change. + +```cpp +BulkEditResult BookmarkModel::execute(const BulkEdit& action) { + if (!action.validate()) { + throw ValidationError{"BulkEdit: at least one id is required"}; + } + const auto& owner = requireOwner(); + + ::Lightweight::SqlTransaction transaction{mapper().Connection(), ::Lightweight::SqlTransactionMode::ROLLBACK}; + + // Ownership check first, for *every* id, before any write: one + // violation rejects the whole batch (README's "all-or-nothing" + // framing, this task's resolved design decision) rather than applying + // a partial edit and reporting which ids failed. + std::vector<std::uint64_t> ids; + ids.reserve(action.ids.size()); + for (const auto& bookmarkId : action.ids) { + if (!bookmarkId.hasValue()) { + throw ValidationError{"BulkEdit: every id must be engaged"}; + } + const auto id = static_cast<std::uint64_t>(*bookmarkId); + (void) loadOwned(mapper(), id, owner); // throws Forbidden/NotFound -> whole transaction rolls back + ids.push_back(id); + } + + for (const auto id : ids) { + if (action.archive == BulkArchiveOp::Archive) { + ::Lightweight::SqlStatement stmt{mapper().Connection()}; + stmt.Prepare("UPDATE bookmarks SET is_archived = 1, updated_at_ms = ? WHERE id = ?"); + (void) stmt.Execute(nowMs(), id); + } else if (action.archive == BulkArchiveOp::Unarchive) { + ::Lightweight::SqlStatement stmt{mapper().Connection()}; + stmt.Prepare("UPDATE bookmarks SET is_archived = 0, updated_at_ms = ? WHERE id = ?"); + (void) stmt.Execute(nowMs(), id); + } + for (const auto& name : action.addTags) { + const auto tagId = findOrCreateTagId(mapper(), owner, name); + addTagAssociationIfAbsent(mapper(), id, tagId); + } + for (const auto& name : action.removeTags) { + auto tagRows = mapper() + .Query<db::TagRecord>() + .Where(::Lightweight::FieldNameOf<&db::TagRecord::ownerPrincipal>, "=", owner) + .Where(::Lightweight::FieldNameOf<&db::TagRecord::name>, "=", name) + .All(); + if (tagRows.empty()) { + continue; + } + ::Lightweight::SqlStatement stmt{mapper().Connection()}; + stmt.Prepare("DELETE FROM bookmark_tags WHERE bookmark_id = ? AND tag_id = ?"); + (void) stmt.Execute(id, tagRows.front().id.Value()); + } + } + + BulkEditResult result{.affected = Count::fromDouble(static_cast<double>(ids.size()))}; + // idempotencyKey: not a client-supplied op-id (BulkEdit carries none — + // unlike ImportBookmarks, retried bulk edits are not expected to be + // idempotent at this layer), so a fresh key per call is enough to keep + // this row distinguishable from any other outbox row; the relay's + // dedup only matters across relay *retries* of the same row, not + // across separate BulkEdit calls. + writeOutboxEntry(mapper(), owner, action, result, "BulkEdit", + owner + "-bulkedit-" + std::to_string(nowMs())); + transaction.Commit(); + return result; +} + +Ack BookmarkModel::execute(const RecordMetadata& action) { + if (!action.validate()) { + throw ValidationError{"RecordMetadata: id is required"}; + } + // Dispatched only by the internal metadata-fetch worker's + // "system:metadata-fetcher" service principal (Task 12) -- deliberately + // skips the ownership check every GUI-reachable action performs: the + // worker acts *on behalf of* whichever principal owns the row, not on + // behalf of itself. The trust boundary is the signed service-principal + // token verified at authorize()/authenticate() time, not a row-level + // owner match here -- mirrors pastebin::ExpirePaste's identical + // internal-only shape (including the deleted-before-processed no-op + // below, which mirrors ExpirePaste's "already gone" tolerance). + const auto id = static_cast<std::uint64_t>(*action.id); + auto rows = + mapper().Query<db::BookmarkRecord>().Where(::Lightweight::FieldNameOf<&db::BookmarkRecord::id>, "=", id).All(); + if (rows.empty()) { + return Ack{}; + } + auto rec = rows.front(); + if (!action.title.empty()) { + rec.title = action.title; + } + if (!action.faviconPath.empty()) { + rec.faviconPath = action.faviconPath; + } + rec.updatedAtMs = nowMs(); + mapper().Update(rec); + return Ack{}; +} +``` + +- [ ] **Step 8: Run to verify it passes.** + +- [ ] **Step 9: Commit** + +```bash +git add examples/bookmarks/include/bookmarks/db/outbox_entity.hpp \ + examples/bookmarks/src/db/schema.cpp \ + examples/bookmarks/src/models/bookmark_model.cpp \ + examples/bookmarks/tests/test_bookmark_model.cpp +git commit -m "bookmarks: add BulkEdit (outbox-managed) and RecordMetadata" +``` + +--- + +## Task 9: `TagModel` — `RenameTag`, `MergeTags` (outbox-managed), `ListTags` + +**Files:** +- Create: `examples/bookmarks/include/bookmarks/models/tag_model.hpp` +- Create: `examples/bookmarks/src/models/tag_model.cpp` +- Test: `examples/bookmarks/tests/test_tag_model.cpp` + +**Interfaces:** +- Consumes: Tasks 2, 4, 5, 8 (`BookmarkOutboxRecord`, `findOrCreateTagId`- + style patterns — `TagModel` re-implements its own small ownership/outbox + helpers rather than sharing translation units with `BookmarkModel`, the + same "duplicated rather than shared across models" choice + `paste_model.cpp`'s own animal-name keyspace arrays already establish as + this codebase's convention for small internal details). +- Produces: `bookmarks::TagModel`, registered plain, same authorizer. + +`MergeTags`' cascade is this rung's other multi-row, outbox-managed action +(README's split-by-blast-radius rule — `RenameTag` is single-row and stays +on the framework default). + +- [ ] **Step 1: Write the failing test** + +```cpp +// SPDX-License-Identifier: Apache-2.0 +#include "bookmarks/models/bookmark_model.hpp" +#include "bookmarks/models/tag_model.hpp" +#include "testkit/db_fixture.hpp" + +#include <catch2/catch_test_macros.hpp> +#include <morph/session/session.hpp> + +using morph::ladder::testkit::DbFixture; + +namespace { +class ScopedPrincipal { + public: + explicit ScopedPrincipal(std::string principal) : _ctx{.principal = std::move(principal)}, _scope{_ctx} {} + + private: + morph::session::Context _ctx; + morph::session::detail::ScopedContext _scope; +}; +} // namespace + +TEST_CASE("RenameTag renames a tag owned by the caller", "[bookmarks][model]") { + DbFixture fixture; + bookmarks::BookmarkModel bookmarkModel; + bookmarks::TagModel tagModel; + const ScopedPrincipal alice{"alice"}; + + const auto bookmarkId = bookmarkModel.execute(bookmarks::CreateBookmark{.url = "https://one.example", .tags = {"old"}}).id; + const auto tags = tagModel.execute(bookmarks::ListTags{}).tags; + REQUIRE(tags.size() == 1); + const auto tagId = tags.front().id; + + tagModel.execute(bookmarks::RenameTag{.id = tagId, .name = "new"}); + const auto renamed = tagModel.execute(bookmarks::ListTags{}).tags; + REQUIRE(renamed.size() == 1); + CHECK(renamed.front().name == "new"); + CHECK(bookmarkModel.execute(bookmarks::GetBookmark{.id = bookmarkId}).tags == std::vector<std::string>{"new"}); +} + +TEST_CASE("RenameTag against another principal's tag is Forbidden", "[bookmarks][model]") { + DbFixture fixture; + bookmarks::BookmarkModel bookmarkModel; + bookmarks::TagModel tagModel; + bookmarks::TagId aliceTagId; + { + const ScopedPrincipal alice{"alice"}; + bookmarkModel.execute(bookmarks::CreateBookmark{.url = "https://one.example", .tags = {"mine"}}); + aliceTagId = tagModel.execute(bookmarks::ListTags{}).tags.front().id; + } + const ScopedPrincipal mallory{"mallory"}; + REQUIRE_THROWS_AS(tagModel.execute(bookmarks::RenameTag{.id = aliceTagId, .name = "stolen"}), + bookmarks::Forbidden); +} + +TEST_CASE("RenameTag colliding with an existing tag name is a Conflict", "[bookmarks][model]") { + DbFixture fixture; + bookmarks::BookmarkModel bookmarkModel; + bookmarks::TagModel tagModel; + const ScopedPrincipal alice{"alice"}; + bookmarkModel.execute(bookmarks::CreateBookmark{.url = "https://one.example", .tags = {"a", "b"}}); + const auto tags = tagModel.execute(bookmarks::ListTags{}).tags; + const auto tagA = std::ranges::find_if(tags, [](auto& t) { return t.name == "a"; })->id; + REQUIRE_THROWS_AS(tagModel.execute(bookmarks::RenameTag{.id = tagA, .name = "b"}), bookmarks::Conflict); +} + +TEST_CASE("MergeTags reassigns every bookmark from source to target, dedups, and deletes source", + "[bookmarks][model]") { + DbFixture fixture; + bookmarks::BookmarkModel bookmarkModel; + bookmarks::TagModel tagModel; + const ScopedPrincipal alice{"alice"}; + + const auto id1 = bookmarkModel.execute(bookmarks::CreateBookmark{.url = "https://one.example", .tags = {"cpp"}}).id; + const auto id2 = + bookmarkModel.execute(bookmarks::CreateBookmark{.url = "https://two.example", .tags = {"cpp", "c++"}}).id; + const auto tags = tagModel.execute(bookmarks::ListTags{}).tags; + const auto cppId = std::ranges::find_if(tags, [](auto& t) { return t.name == "cpp"; })->id; + const auto cxxId = std::ranges::find_if(tags, [](auto& t) { return t.name == "c++"; })->id; + + tagModel.execute(bookmarks::MergeTags{.sourceId = cppId, .targetId = cxxId}); + + CHECK(bookmarkModel.execute(bookmarks::GetBookmark{.id = id1}).tags == std::vector<std::string>{"c++"}); + auto tagsOfId2 = bookmarkModel.execute(bookmarks::GetBookmark{.id = id2}).tags; + CHECK(tagsOfId2.size() == 1); // "cpp" and "c++" merged into one, not duplicated + CHECK(tagsOfId2.front() == "c++"); + const auto remaining = tagModel.execute(bookmarks::ListTags{}).tags; + CHECK(remaining.size() == 1); // "cpp" is gone +} + +TEST_CASE("MergeTags writes exactly one outbox row", "[bookmarks][model]") { + DbFixture fixture; + bookmarks::BookmarkModel bookmarkModel; + bookmarks::TagModel tagModel; + const ScopedPrincipal alice{"alice"}; + bookmarkModel.execute(bookmarks::CreateBookmark{.url = "https://one.example", .tags = {"a", "b"}}); + const auto tags = tagModel.execute(bookmarks::ListTags{}).tags; + tagModel.execute(bookmarks::MergeTags{.sourceId = tags[0].id, .targetId = tags[1].id}); + + Lightweight::DataMapper mapper; + auto rows = mapper.Query<bookmarks::db::BookmarkOutboxRecord>().All(); + REQUIRE(rows.size() == 1); + CHECK(rows.front().actionType.Value() == "MergeTags"); +} +``` + +- [ ] **Step 2: Run to verify it fails to compile.** + +- [ ] **Step 3: Write `examples/bookmarks/include/bookmarks/models/tag_model.hpp`** + +```cpp +// SPDX-License-Identifier: Apache-2.0 +#pragma once + +#include <morph/core/bridge.hpp> +#include <morph/core/registry.hpp> + +#include "bookmarks/core/errors.hpp" +#include "bookmarks/db/db_model.hpp" +#include "bookmarks/dto/tag_dto.hpp" + +namespace bookmarks { + +/// @brief Rename/merge/list over the `tags` table, scoped to the caller. +/// Registered plain — same rationale as `BookmarkModel`. +class TagModel : private db::WithMapper { +public: + Ack execute(const RenameTag& action); + Ack execute(const MergeTags& action); + ListTagsResult execute(const ListTags& action); +}; + +} // namespace bookmarks + +BRIDGE_REGISTER_MODEL(bookmarks::TagModel, "TagModel") +BRIDGE_REGISTER_ACTION(bookmarks::TagModel, bookmarks::RenameTag, "RenameTag") +// MergeTags is outbox-managed (this task) -- Loggable::No so the framework +// auto-append never double-logs alongside the model's own outbox write. +BRIDGE_REGISTER_ACTION(bookmarks::TagModel, bookmarks::MergeTags, "MergeTags", ::morph::model::Loggable::No) +BRIDGE_REGISTER_ACTION(bookmarks::TagModel, bookmarks::ListTags, "ListTags", ::morph::model::Loggable::No) +``` + +- [ ] **Step 4: Write `examples/bookmarks/src/models/tag_model.cpp`** + +```cpp +// SPDX-License-Identifier: Apache-2.0 +#include "bookmarks/models/tag_model.hpp" + +#include "bookmarks/db/bookmark_tag_entity.hpp" +#include "bookmarks/db/outbox_entity.hpp" +#include "bookmarks/db/tag_entity.hpp" + +#include "clock.hpp" + +#include <Lightweight/DataMapper/DataMapper.hpp> +#include <Lightweight/SqlError.hpp> +#include <Lightweight/SqlErrorDetection.hpp> +#include <Lightweight/SqlStatement.hpp> +#include <Lightweight/SqlTransaction.hpp> + +#include <morph/core/registry.hpp> +#include <morph/session/session.hpp> + +#include <cstdint> +#include <string> + +namespace bookmarks { + +namespace { + +[[nodiscard]] std::int64_t nowMs() noexcept { + return (*::morph::ladder::now().value).value.time_since_epoch().count(); +} + +[[nodiscard]] const std::string& requireOwner() { + const auto* ctx = ::morph::session::current(); + if (ctx == nullptr || ctx->principal.empty()) { + throw Forbidden{"no authenticated principal"}; + } + return ctx->principal; +} + +[[nodiscard]] db::TagRecord loadOwnedTag(::Lightweight::DataMapper& mapper, std::uint64_t id, const std::string& owner) { + auto rows = mapper.Query<db::TagRecord>().Where(::Lightweight::FieldNameOf<&db::TagRecord::id>, "=", id).All(); + if (rows.empty()) { + throw NotFound{"no such tag"}; + } + if (rows.front().ownerPrincipal.Value() != owner) { + throw Forbidden{"tag belongs to a different principal"}; + } + return rows.front(); +} + +} // namespace + +Ack TagModel::execute(const RenameTag& action) { + if (!action.validate()) { + throw ValidationError{"RenameTag: id and a non-empty, bounded name are required"}; + } + const auto& owner = requireOwner(); + auto rec = loadOwnedTag(mapper(), static_cast<std::uint64_t>(*action.id), owner); + rec.name = action.name; + try { + mapper().Update(rec); + } catch (const ::Lightweight::SqlException& error) { + if (::Lightweight::IsUniqueConstraintViolation(error.info(), mapper().Connection().ServerType())) { + throw Conflict{"RenameTag: a tag named '" + action.name + "' already exists"}; + } + throw; + } + return Ack{}; +} + +Ack TagModel::execute(const MergeTags& action) { + if (!action.validate()) { + throw ValidationError{"MergeTags: sourceId and a distinct targetId are required"}; + } + const auto& owner = requireOwner(); + const auto sourceId = static_cast<std::uint64_t>(*action.sourceId); + const auto targetId = static_cast<std::uint64_t>(*action.targetId); + (void) loadOwnedTag(mapper(), sourceId, owner); + (void) loadOwnedTag(mapper(), targetId, owner); + + ::Lightweight::SqlTransaction transaction{mapper().Connection(), ::Lightweight::SqlTransactionMode::ROLLBACK}; + + auto sourceRows = mapper() + .Query<db::BookmarkTagRecord>() + .Where(::Lightweight::FieldNameOf<&db::BookmarkTagRecord::tag>, "=", sourceId) + .All(); + for (const auto& row : sourceRows) { + const auto bookmarkId = row.bookmark.Value(); + auto clash = mapper() + .Query<db::BookmarkTagRecord>() + .Where(::Lightweight::FieldNameOf<&db::BookmarkTagRecord::bookmark>, "=", bookmarkId) + .Where(::Lightweight::FieldNameOf<&db::BookmarkTagRecord::tag>, "=", targetId) + .All(); + if (!clash.empty()) { + // This bookmark already carries the target tag -- reassigning + // would violate the (bookmark_id, tag_id) unique index. Drop + // the source association instead; the target one already + // covers it, so nothing is lost. + ::Lightweight::SqlStatement stmt{mapper().Connection()}; + stmt.Prepare("DELETE FROM bookmark_tags WHERE bookmark_id = ? AND tag_id = ?"); + (void) stmt.Execute(bookmarkId, sourceId); + } else { + auto rec = row; + rec.tag = targetId; + mapper().Update(rec); + } + } + { + ::Lightweight::SqlStatement stmt{mapper().Connection()}; + stmt.Prepare("DELETE FROM tags WHERE id = ?"); + (void) stmt.Execute(sourceId); + } + + Ack result{}; + db::BookmarkOutboxRecord entry; + entry.modelType = "TagModel"; + entry.entityKey = owner; + entry.actionType = "MergeTags"; + entry.payload = ::morph::model::ActionTraits<MergeTags>::toJson(action); + entry.result = ::morph::model::ActionTraits<MergeTags>::resultToJson(result); + entry.principal = owner; + entry.timestampMs = nowMs(); + entry.idempotencyKey = owner + "-mergetags-" + std::to_string(nowMs()); + mapper().Create(entry); + + transaction.Commit(); + return result; +} + +ListTagsResult TagModel::execute(const ListTags&) { + const auto& owner = requireOwner(); + auto rows = + mapper().Query<db::TagRecord>().Where(::Lightweight::FieldNameOf<&db::TagRecord::ownerPrincipal>, "=", owner).All(); + + ListTagsResult result; + for (const auto& rec : rows) { + const auto count = mapper() + .Query<db::BookmarkTagRecord>() + .Where(::Lightweight::FieldNameOf<&db::BookmarkTagRecord::tag>, "=", rec.id.Value()) + .All() + .size(); + TagSummary summary; + summary.id = TagId{static_cast<std::int64_t>(rec.id.Value())}; + summary.name = rec.name.Value(); + summary.bookmarkCount = Count::fromDouble(static_cast<double>(count)); + result.tags.push_back(std::move(summary)); + } + return result; +} + +} // namespace bookmarks +``` + +- [ ] **Step 5: Run to verify it passes.** + +- [ ] **Step 6: Commit** + +```bash +git add examples/bookmarks/include/bookmarks/models/tag_model.hpp \ + examples/bookmarks/src/models/tag_model.cpp \ + examples/bookmarks/tests/test_tag_model.cpp +git commit -m "bookmarks: add TagModel (RenameTag, outbox-managed MergeTags, ListTags)" +``` + +--- + +## Task 10: `SharedFeedModel` + +**Files:** +- Create: `examples/bookmarks/include/bookmarks/models/shared_feed_model.hpp` +- Create: `examples/bookmarks/src/models/shared_feed_model.cpp` +- Test: `examples/bookmarks/tests/test_shared_feed_model.cpp` + +**Interfaces:** Consumes Tasks 2, 3, 4, 5. Produces `bookmarks::SharedFeedModel`. + +Registered plain, same authorizer, same `BookmarksAuthorizer` — **not** +`AllowShared` (this plan's "Corrections to the README" explains why: no +per-user state to converge on, and `AllowShared`'s `BRIDGE_MODEL_KEY` +machinery buys nothing here). `execute()` still requires *some* +authenticated principal (`requireOwner()`, reused only for its +authentication check — its value is never used to filter the query, since +the whole point of this model is a cross-principal read), so a completely +anonymous local-mode caller is refused exactly as consistently as every +other model in this rung, even though the row-level query itself carries +no ownership filter. + +- [ ] **Step 1: Write the failing test** + +```cpp +// SPDX-License-Identifier: Apache-2.0 +#include "bookmarks/models/bookmark_model.hpp" +#include "bookmarks/models/shared_feed_model.hpp" +#include "testkit/db_fixture.hpp" + +#include <catch2/catch_test_macros.hpp> +#include <morph/session/session.hpp> + +using morph::ladder::testkit::DbFixture; + +namespace { +class ScopedPrincipal { + public: + explicit ScopedPrincipal(std::string principal) : _ctx{.principal = std::move(principal)}, _scope{_ctx} {} + + private: + morph::session::Context _ctx; + morph::session::detail::ScopedContext _scope; +}; +} // namespace + +TEST_CASE("ListSharedFeed returns every user's shared bookmarks, never a private one", + "[bookmarks][model]") { + DbFixture fixture; + bookmarks::BookmarkModel bookmarkModel; + bookmarks::SharedFeedModel feedModel; + { + const ScopedPrincipal alice{"alice"}; + bookmarkModel.execute(bookmarks::CreateBookmark{.url = "https://alice-private.example"}); + bookmarkModel.execute( + bookmarks::CreateBookmark{.url = "https://alice-shared.example", .visibility = bookmarks::Visibility::Shared}); + } + const ScopedPrincipal bob{"bob"}; + bookmarkModel.execute( + bookmarks::CreateBookmark{.url = "https://bob-shared.example", .visibility = bookmarks::Visibility::Shared}); + + const auto feed = feedModel.execute(bookmarks::ListSharedFeed{}); + REQUIRE(feed.bookmarks.size() == 2); + for (const auto& row : feed.bookmarks) { + CHECK((row.url == "https://alice-shared.example" || row.url == "https://bob-shared.example")); + } +} + +TEST_CASE("ListSharedFeed excludes an archived-but-shared bookmark", "[bookmarks][model]") { + DbFixture fixture; + bookmarks::BookmarkModel bookmarkModel; + bookmarks::SharedFeedModel feedModel; + const ScopedPrincipal alice{"alice"}; + const auto id = + bookmarkModel.execute(bookmarks::CreateBookmark{.url = "https://one.example", .visibility = bookmarks::Visibility::Shared}).id; + bookmarkModel.execute(bookmarks::ArchiveBookmark{.id = id}); + CHECK(feedModel.execute(bookmarks::ListSharedFeed{}).bookmarks.empty()); +} + +TEST_CASE("ListSharedFeed with no session at all is Forbidden", "[bookmarks][model]") { + DbFixture fixture; + bookmarks::SharedFeedModel feedModel; + REQUIRE_THROWS_AS(feedModel.execute(bookmarks::ListSharedFeed{}), bookmarks::Forbidden); +} +``` + +- [ ] **Step 2: Run to verify it fails to compile.** + +- [ ] **Step 3: Write `examples/bookmarks/include/bookmarks/models/shared_feed_model.hpp`** + +```cpp +// SPDX-License-Identifier: Apache-2.0 +#pragma once + +#include <morph/core/bridge.hpp> +#include <morph/core/registry.hpp> + +#include "bookmarks/core/errors.hpp" +#include "bookmarks/db/db_model.hpp" +#include "bookmarks/dto/shared_feed_dto.hpp" + +namespace bookmarks { + +/// @brief The one cross-principal read in this rung: every `Shared`, +/// non-archived bookmark, from every owner. Registered plain — see +/// this task's own header comment for why `AllowShared` is not used. +class SharedFeedModel : private db::WithMapper { +public: + ListSharedFeedResult execute(const ListSharedFeed& action); +}; + +} // namespace bookmarks + +BRIDGE_REGISTER_MODEL(bookmarks::SharedFeedModel, "SharedFeedModel") +BRIDGE_REGISTER_ACTION(bookmarks::SharedFeedModel, bookmarks::ListSharedFeed, "ListSharedFeed", + ::morph::model::Loggable::No) +``` + +- [ ] **Step 4: Write `examples/bookmarks/src/models/shared_feed_model.cpp`** + +```cpp +// SPDX-License-Identifier: Apache-2.0 +#include "bookmarks/models/shared_feed_model.hpp" + +#include "bookmarks/db/bookmark_entity.hpp" +#include "bookmarks/db/bookmark_tag_entity.hpp" +#include "bookmarks/db/tag_entity.hpp" + +#include "clock.hpp" + +#include <Lightweight/DataMapper/DataMapper.hpp> + +#include <morph/session/session.hpp> + +#include <cstdint> +#include <string> + +namespace bookmarks { + +namespace { + +[[nodiscard]] ::morph::time::Timestamp fromEpochMs(std::int64_t epochMs) noexcept { + return ::morph::time::Timestamp{::morph::time::DateTime{ + std::chrono::sys_time<std::chrono::milliseconds>{std::chrono::milliseconds{epochMs}}}}; +} + +/// @brief Requires *some* authenticated principal, but never filters on it +/// — this model's whole point is a cross-principal read. See this +/// task's own doc comment for why the check still exists. +void requireAnyPrincipal() { + const auto* ctx = ::morph::session::current(); + if (ctx == nullptr || ctx->principal.empty()) { + throw Forbidden{"no authenticated principal"}; + } +} + +} // namespace + +ListSharedFeedResult SharedFeedModel::execute(const ListSharedFeed& action) { + requireAnyPrincipal(); + auto query = mapper().Query<db::BookmarkRecord>(); + (void) query.Where(::Lightweight::FieldNameOf<&db::BookmarkRecord::isShared>, "=", true); + (void) query.Where(::Lightweight::FieldNameOf<&db::BookmarkRecord::isArchived>, "=", false); + if (action.cursor.hasValue()) { + (void) query.Where(::Lightweight::FieldNameOf<&db::BookmarkRecord::id>, "<", + static_cast<std::uint64_t>(*action.cursor)); + } + constexpr std::size_t kPageSize = 20; + auto rows = query.OrderBy(::Lightweight::FieldNameOf<&db::BookmarkRecord::id>, ::Lightweight::SqlResultOrdering::DESCENDING) + .First(kPageSize + 1); + const bool hasMore = rows.size() > kPageSize; + if (hasMore) { + rows.resize(kPageSize); + } + + ListSharedFeedResult result; + for (const auto& rec : rows) { + auto junctionRows = mapper() + .Query<db::BookmarkTagRecord>() + .Where(::Lightweight::FieldNameOf<&db::BookmarkTagRecord::bookmark>, "=", rec.id.Value()) + .All(); + std::vector<std::string> tags; + for (const auto& jrow : junctionRows) { + auto tagRows = + mapper().Query<db::TagRecord>().Where(::Lightweight::FieldNameOf<&db::TagRecord::id>, "=", jrow.tag.Value()).All(); + if (!tagRows.empty()) { + tags.push_back(tagRows.front().name.Value()); + } + } + BookmarkSummary summary; + summary.id = BookmarkId{static_cast<std::int64_t>(rec.id.Value())}; + summary.url = rec.url.Value(); + summary.title = rec.title.Value(); + summary.tags = std::move(tags); + summary.createdAt = fromEpochMs(rec.createdAtMs.Value()); + summary.updatedAt = fromEpochMs(rec.updatedAtMs.Value()); + summary.readState = rec.isUnread.Value() ? ReadState::Unread : ReadState::Read; + summary.archiveState = ArchiveState::Active; // the query already excludes archived rows + summary.visibility = Visibility::Shared; // the query already excludes non-shared rows + result.bookmarks.push_back(std::move(summary)); + } + if (hasMore && !result.bookmarks.empty()) { + result.nextCursor = Cursor{static_cast<std::int64_t>(rows.back().id.Value())}; + } + return result; +} + +} // namespace bookmarks +``` + +- [ ] **Step 5: Run to verify it passes.** + +- [ ] **Step 6: Commit** + +```bash +git add examples/bookmarks/include/bookmarks/models/shared_feed_model.hpp \ + examples/bookmarks/src/models/shared_feed_model.cpp \ + examples/bookmarks/tests/test_shared_feed_model.cpp +git commit -m "bookmarks: add SharedFeedModel" +``` + +--- + +## Task 11: `BookmarkModel` — `ImportBookmarks`/`ExportBookmarks` + +**Files:** +- Create: `examples/bookmarks/include/bookmarks/import/netscape_bookmarks.hpp` +- Create: `examples/bookmarks/src/import/netscape_bookmarks.cpp` +- Modify: `examples/bookmarks/src/models/bookmark_model.cpp` (append two + `execute()` bodies; header already declares both, per this plan's edit to + Task 6) +- Modify: `examples/bookmarks/tests/test_bookmark_model.cpp` + +**Interfaces:** Produces `bookmarks::import::parseNetscapeChunk(std::string_view) +-> std::vector<bookmarks::import::ParsedEntry>` (`ParsedEntry{url, title}`, +plain internal structs — not wire DTOs, so ordinary `std::string` fields are +fine here, rule 3 governs only action/result fields) and +`bookmarks::import::escapeHtml(std::string_view) -> std::string`. A +**hand-rolled parser, deliberately minimal** — this rung's own written +justification (`IMPLEMENTATION.md` rule 2's custom-element bar applies by +analogy: morph ships no HTML-parsing facility and none is warranted for one +demo import feature; a hand-rolled Netscape-format scanner is squarely +app-layer, not a framework gap to file). + +- [ ] **Step 1: Write the failing test** + +```cpp +// SPDX-License-Identifier: Apache-2.0 +#include "bookmarks/import/netscape_bookmarks.hpp" + +#include <catch2/catch_test_macros.hpp> + +TEST_CASE("parseNetscapeChunk extracts url and title from <A HREF> entries", + "[bookmarks][import]") { + const std::string chunk = R"(<DL><p> + <DT><A HREF="https://example.com">Example</A> + <DT><A HREF="https://second.example">Second & Site</A> +</DL><p>)"; + const auto entries = bookmarks::import::parseNetscapeChunk(chunk); + REQUIRE(entries.size() == 2); + CHECK(entries[0].url == "https://example.com"); + CHECK(entries[0].title == "Example"); + CHECK(entries[1].url == "https://second.example"); + CHECK(entries[1].title == "Second & Site"); // entity-decoded +} + +TEST_CASE("parseNetscapeChunk skips a malformed <A> with no href", "[bookmarks][import]") { + const std::string chunk = R"(<DT><A>No href here</A> +<DT><A HREF="https://good.example">Good</A>)"; + const auto entries = bookmarks::import::parseNetscapeChunk(chunk); + REQUIRE(entries.size() == 2); + CHECK(entries[0].url.empty()); // caller counts this as skipped + CHECK(entries[1].url == "https://good.example"); +} + +TEST_CASE("escapeHtml escapes the five predefined XML entities", "[bookmarks][import]") { + CHECK(bookmarks::import::escapeHtml("a & b < c > d \"e\" 'f'") == + "a & b < c > d "e" 'f'"); +} +``` + +- [ ] **Step 2: Run to verify it fails.** + +- [ ] **Step 3: Write `examples/bookmarks/include/bookmarks/import/netscape_bookmarks.hpp`** + +```cpp +// SPDX-License-Identifier: Apache-2.0 +#pragma once + +#include <string> +#include <string_view> +#include <vector> + +namespace bookmarks::import { + +/// @brief One parsed `<A HREF="...">title</A>` entry. `url` empty means +/// "malformed, skip" — the caller (`BookmarkModel::execute(const +/// ImportBookmarks&)`) counts these toward `skipped`, not `imported`. +struct ParsedEntry { + std::string url; + std::string title; +}; + +/// @brief Extracts every `<A HREF="...">...</A>` entry from one Netscape +/// Bookmark File chunk. Deliberately minimal: recognizes `HREF` +/// case-insensitively, decodes the five predefined XML entities in +/// the title text, and tolerates (by skipping) an `<A>` with no +/// `HREF` attribute or an unterminated tag. Anything this rung's own +/// `ExportBookmarks` never produces (nested tags inside the title, +/// `HREF` values containing an escaped quote) is out of scope by +/// design, not an oversight — see this task's own header comment. +/// @param chunk Raw HTML/text to scan. +/// @return Every entry found, in document order. +[[nodiscard]] std::vector<ParsedEntry> parseNetscapeChunk(std::string_view chunk); + +/// @brief Escapes `&`, `<`, `>`, `"`, and `'` for safe inclusion in +/// generated Netscape Bookmark File output. +/// @param text Raw text to escape. +/// @return The escaped text. +[[nodiscard]] std::string escapeHtml(std::string_view text); + +} // namespace bookmarks::import +``` + +- [ ] **Step 4: Write `examples/bookmarks/src/import/netscape_bookmarks.cpp`** + +```cpp +// SPDX-License-Identifier: Apache-2.0 +#include "bookmarks/import/netscape_bookmarks.hpp" + +#include <cctype> + +namespace bookmarks::import { + +namespace { + +[[nodiscard]] std::string decodeEntities(std::string_view text) { + std::string out; + out.reserve(text.size()); + for (std::size_t i = 0; i < text.size();) { + if (text[i] == '&') { + if (text.substr(i, 5) == "&") { + out += '&'; + i += 5; + continue; + } + if (text.substr(i, 4) == "<") { + out += '<'; + i += 4; + continue; + } + if (text.substr(i, 4) == ">") { + out += '>'; + i += 4; + continue; + } + if (text.substr(i, 6) == """) { + out += '"'; + i += 6; + continue; + } + if (text.substr(i, 6) == "';" || text.substr(i, 5) == "'") { + out += '\''; + i += 5; + continue; + } + } + out += text[i]; + ++i; + } + return out; +} + +/// @brief Case-insensitive substring search for @p needle in @p haystack, +/// starting at @p from. +[[nodiscard]] std::size_t findCaseInsensitive(std::string_view haystack, std::string_view needle, std::size_t from) { + if (needle.empty() || needle.size() > haystack.size()) { + return std::string_view::npos; + } + for (std::size_t i = from; i + needle.size() <= haystack.size(); ++i) { + bool match = true; + for (std::size_t j = 0; j < needle.size(); ++j) { + if (std::tolower(static_cast<unsigned char>(haystack[i + j])) != + std::tolower(static_cast<unsigned char>(needle[j]))) { + match = false; + break; + } + } + if (match) { + return i; + } + } + return std::string_view::npos; +} + +} // namespace + +std::vector<ParsedEntry> parseNetscapeChunk(std::string_view chunk) { + std::vector<ParsedEntry> entries; + std::size_t pos = 0; + while (true) { + const auto tagStart = findCaseInsensitive(chunk, "<a", pos); + if (tagStart == std::string_view::npos) { + break; + } + const auto tagEnd = chunk.find('>', tagStart); + if (tagEnd == std::string_view::npos) { + break; // unterminated tag -- nothing more to parse in this chunk + } + const auto closeStart = findCaseInsensitive(chunk, "</a>", tagEnd); + if (closeStart == std::string_view::npos) { + break; // unterminated element + } + + const std::string_view attrs = chunk.substr(tagStart, tagEnd - tagStart); + ParsedEntry entry; + const auto hrefPos = findCaseInsensitive(attrs, "href=", 0); + if (hrefPos != std::string_view::npos) { + auto valueStart = hrefPos + 5; + if (valueStart < attrs.size() && attrs[valueStart] == '"') { + const auto valueEnd = attrs.find('"', valueStart + 1); + if (valueEnd != std::string_view::npos) { + entry.url = std::string{attrs.substr(valueStart + 1, valueEnd - valueStart - 1)}; + } + } + } + entry.title = decodeEntities(chunk.substr(tagEnd + 1, closeStart - tagEnd - 1)); + entries.push_back(std::move(entry)); + + pos = closeStart + 4; + } + return entries; +} + +std::string escapeHtml(std::string_view text) { + std::string out; + out.reserve(text.size()); + for (const char ch : text) { + switch (ch) { + case '&': out += "&"; break; + case '<': out += "<"; break; + case '>': out += ">"; break; + case '"': out += """; break; + case '\'': out += "'"; break; + default: out += ch; + } + } + return out; +} + +} // namespace bookmarks::import +``` + +- [ ] **Step 5: Run to verify the parser tests pass, then write the failing model-level tests (appended to `test_bookmark_model.cpp`)** + +```cpp +TEST_CASE("ImportBookmarks stores every well-formed entry in one chunk", "[bookmarks][model]") { + DbFixture fixture; + bookmarks::BookmarkModel model; + const ScopedPrincipal alice{"alice"}; + + bookmarks::ImportBookmarks action; + action.chunk = R"(<DT><A HREF="https://one.example">One</A> +<DT><A HREF="https://two.example">Two</A> +<DT><A>No href</A>)"; + action.opId = bookmarks::ImportOpId{"chunk-1"}; + const auto result = model.execute(action); + CHECK(morph::math::floor(*result.imported) == 2); + CHECK(morph::math::floor(*result.skipped) == 1); + + const auto page = model.execute(bookmarks::ListBookmarks{}); + CHECK(page.bookmarks.size() == 2); +} + +TEST_CASE("ImportBookmarks is idempotent on a retried opId", "[bookmarks][model]") { + DbFixture fixture; + bookmarks::BookmarkModel model; + const ScopedPrincipal alice{"alice"}; + + bookmarks::ImportBookmarks action; + action.chunk = R"(<DT><A HREF="https://one.example">One</A>)"; + action.opId = bookmarks::ImportOpId{"chunk-retry"}; + model.execute(action); + model.execute(action); // simulates a retry after a dropped connection + + const auto page = model.execute(bookmarks::ListBookmarks{}); + CHECK(page.bookmarks.size() == 1); // not duplicated +} + +TEST_CASE("ExportBookmarks emits every owned bookmark as a Netscape file, and it re-imports", + "[bookmarks][model]") { + DbFixture fixture; + bookmarks::BookmarkModel model; + { + const ScopedPrincipal alice{"alice"}; + model.execute(bookmarks::CreateBookmark{.url = "https://one.example", .title = "One"}); + model.execute(bookmarks::CreateBookmark{.url = "https://two.example", .title = "Two"}); + } + std::string exported; + { + const ScopedPrincipal alice{"alice"}; + exported = model.execute(bookmarks::ExportBookmarks{}).html; + } + CHECK(exported.find("https://one.example") != std::string::npos); + CHECK(exported.find("https://two.example") != std::string::npos); + + const ScopedPrincipal bob{"bob"}; + bookmarks::ImportBookmarks reimport; + reimport.chunk = exported; + reimport.opId = bookmarks::ImportOpId{"reimport-1"}; + const auto result = model.execute(reimport); + CHECK(morph::math::floor(*result.imported) == 2); +} +``` + +- [ ] **Step 6: Append to `examples/bookmarks/src/models/bookmark_model.cpp`** + +```cpp +// (near the top) +#include "bookmarks/db/imported_op_entity.hpp" +#include "bookmarks/import/netscape_bookmarks.hpp" +``` + +```cpp +ImportBookmarksResult BookmarkModel::execute(const ImportBookmarks& action) { + if (!action.validate()) { + throw ValidationError{"ImportBookmarks: a non-empty, bounded chunk and opId are required"}; + } + const auto& owner = requireOwner(); + const auto& opIdStr = *action.opId; + + auto existingOp = mapper() + .Query<db::ImportedOpRecord>() + .Where(::Lightweight::FieldNameOf<&db::ImportedOpRecord::ownerPrincipal>, "=", owner) + .Where(::Lightweight::FieldNameOf<&db::ImportedOpRecord::opId>, "=", opIdStr) + .All(); + if (!existingOp.empty()) { + // Already applied -- a retried chunk after a dropped connection is + // a safe no-op, per this task's idempotency requirement. Reports + // zero: the caller's own first, successful attempt already learned + // the real counts, and a retry's purpose is confirming "did this + // land," not re-reporting them. + return ImportBookmarksResult{.imported = Count::fromDouble(0.0), .skipped = Count::fromDouble(0.0)}; + } + + const auto entries = ::bookmarks::import::parseNetscapeChunk(action.chunk); + std::size_t imported = 0; + std::size_t skipped = 0; + + ::Lightweight::SqlTransaction transaction{mapper().Connection(), ::Lightweight::SqlTransactionMode::ROLLBACK}; + for (const auto& entry : entries) { + if (entry.url.empty()) { + ++skipped; + continue; + } + db::BookmarkRecord rec; + rec.ownerPrincipal = owner; + rec.url = entry.url; + rec.title = entry.title; + const auto now = nowMs(); + rec.createdAtMs = now; + rec.updatedAtMs = now; + mapper().Create(rec); + ++imported; + } + db::ImportedOpRecord op; + op.ownerPrincipal = owner; + op.opId = opIdStr; + op.appliedAtMs = nowMs(); + mapper().Create(op); + transaction.Commit(); + + return ImportBookmarksResult{.imported = Count::fromDouble(static_cast<double>(imported)), + .skipped = Count::fromDouble(static_cast<double>(skipped))}; +} + +ExportBookmarksResult BookmarkModel::execute(const ExportBookmarks&) { + const auto& owner = requireOwner(); + auto rows = mapper() + .Query<db::BookmarkRecord>() + .Where(::Lightweight::FieldNameOf<&db::BookmarkRecord::ownerPrincipal>, "=", owner) + .All(); + std::string html = "<!DOCTYPE NETSCAPE-Bookmark-file-1>\n<TITLE>Bookmarks\n

Bookmarks

\n

\n"; + for (const auto& rec : rows) { + html += "

" + + ::bookmarks::import::escapeHtml(rec.title.Value()) + "\n"; + } + html += "

\n"; + return ExportBookmarksResult{.html = std::move(html)}; +} +``` + +- [ ] **Step 7: Run to verify it passes.** + +- [ ] **Step 8: Commit** + +```bash +git add examples/bookmarks/include/bookmarks/import/ examples/bookmarks/src/import/ \ + examples/bookmarks/src/models/bookmark_model.cpp examples/bookmarks/tests/test_bookmark_model.cpp +git commit -m "bookmarks: add Netscape import/export" +``` + +--- + +## Task 12: `App` — server bootstrap, metadata-fetch worker, outbox relay + +**Files:** +- Create: `examples/bookmarks/include/bookmarks/app/metadata_fetcher.hpp` +- Create: `examples/bookmarks/include/bookmarks/dto/auth_dto.hpp` +- Create: `examples/bookmarks/src/dto/auth_dto.cpp` +- Create: `examples/bookmarks/include/bookmarks/models/auth_model.hpp` +- Create: `examples/bookmarks/src/models/auth_model.cpp` +- Create: `examples/bookmarks/include/bookmarks/app/app.hpp` +- Create: `examples/bookmarks/src/app/app.cpp` +- Test: `examples/bookmarks/tests/test_app.cpp` + +**Interfaces:** +- Produces: `bookmarks::app::IBookmarkMetadataFetcher` (injectable, one + `fetch(url) -> FetchedMetadata{title, faviconPath}` method), + `bookmarks::app::NullMetadataFetcher` (deterministic, no real network — + see below), `bookmarks::AuthToken`, `bookmarks::Login`/ + `bookmarks::LoginResult`, `bookmarks::AuthModel` (mints a signed token — + the *only* action `authorizeRegister` lets an unauthenticated caller + reach, Task 1's exemption), `bookmarks::app::App` (owns the + `RemoteServer` + `BookmarksAuthorizer`, installs the process-global + `TokenIssuer` (`auth::setTokenIssuer`) `AuthModel` reads, and owns the + metadata-fetch worker and the outbox relay). Consumed by Task 13's server + binary and Task 15/16's tests. + +**Why no real HTTP client**: morph ships no HTTP client, and building one +is squarely out of this rung's scope — the framework subsystem under +stress here is the **background-job dispatch pattern** (an internal client +routing through the full server pipeline, README's resolved design), not +network I/O. `IBookmarkMetadataFetcher` is the pluggable extension point a +real deployment would implement; this rung ships only +`NullMetadataFetcher`, which performs no I/O and returns an empty +`FetchedMetadata` — deterministic and instant, so tests never depend on +timing or a real network. + +- [ ] **Step 1: Write `examples/bookmarks/include/bookmarks/app/metadata_fetcher.hpp`** + +```cpp +// SPDX-License-Identifier: Apache-2.0 +#pragma once + +#include + +namespace bookmarks::app { + +/// @brief What a metadata fetch produces. Both fields empty is a legitimate +/// "found nothing" result, not a distinguished failure — mirrors +/// `RecordMetadata`'s own "empty = not found" DTO convention. +struct FetchedMetadata { + std::string title; + std::string faviconPath; +}; + +/// @brief Pluggable page-metadata fetcher. See this task's own header +/// comment for why morph/this rung ships no real HTTP implementation. +class IBookmarkMetadataFetcher { +public: + virtual ~IBookmarkMetadataFetcher() = default; + + /// @brief Fetches title/favicon metadata for @p url. + /// @param url The bookmark's url. + /// @return The fetched metadata, or an empty one if nothing was found. + [[nodiscard]] virtual FetchedMetadata fetch(const std::string& url) = 0; +}; + +/// @brief The shipped default: performs no I/O, always returns an empty +/// result. Deterministic and instant, for tests and for a +/// deployment that has not yet plugged in a real fetcher. +class NullMetadataFetcher : public IBookmarkMetadataFetcher { +public: + [[nodiscard]] FetchedMetadata fetch(const std::string&) override { return {}; } +}; + +} // namespace bookmarks::app +``` + +- [ ] **Step 2: Write `examples/bookmarks/include/bookmarks/dto/auth_dto.hpp`** + +Every model-bearing action in this rung needs a signed token before it can +do anything (`BookmarksAuthorizer::authorizeRegister`, Task 1) — `Login` is +how a caller gets one in the first place, so it is deliberately the *one* +action in this rung `authorizeRegister` lets an unauthenticated caller +reach (Task 1's `modelType == "AuthModel"` exemption). + +**Dev-mode login, stated plainly, not smoothed over**: `Login` takes a bare +`username` with no password or other credential — this rung ships no user +registry, no password hashing, no account-recovery flow, none of which +`examples/bookmarks/README.md` asks for (its DoD is "two users... with +isolated collections," not a production auth system). What *is* real and +load-bearing: the **token** `Login` mints is a genuine, server-signed +`SigningAuthorizer`-verified credential — nothing about `EditBookmark`, +`GetBookmark`, or any other action trusts a client's claimed identity +un-verified. The trust boundary this rung actually stress-tests +(`authenticate` → `authorize`/`authorizeInstance`/`authorizeRegister` → +`session::current()->principal` inside a model) is exactly as real after +login as a production deployment's would be; only the *login step itself* +is a stand-in for a real credential check, which a real deployment would +replace with one (password verification, OAuth, etc.) without touching +anything downstream of `Login` at all — the seam is exactly at +`AuthModel::execute(const Login&)`'s body, and nowhere else. + +```cpp +// SPDX-License-Identifier: Apache-2.0 +#pragma once + +#include +#include +#include +#include +#include + +namespace bookmarks { + +/// @brief Opaque bearer-token newtype (`IMPLEMENTATION.md` rule 3's +/// protocol-scalars row: capability/confirmation tokens get a named +/// opaque wrapper, never a loose `std::string`). Same +/// `hasValue()`-capable shape as `PasteId`/`BookmarkId` — see +/// either's doc comment for the `fromOptional` factory rationale. +/// Named `AuthToken`, not `SessionToken`, to avoid colliding with +/// `morph::session::SessionToken` (an unrelated type this DTO's own +/// model wraps, not reuses). +struct AuthToken { + std::optional value; + + constexpr AuthToken() noexcept = default; + explicit AuthToken(std::string token) noexcept : value{std::move(token)} {} + + [[nodiscard]] static AuthToken fromOptional(std::optional payload) noexcept { + AuthToken result; + result.value = std::move(payload); + return result; + } + + [[nodiscard]] bool hasValue() const noexcept { return value.has_value(); } + // NOLINTNEXTLINE(bugprone-unchecked-optional-access) + [[nodiscard]] const std::string& operator*() const noexcept { return *value; } + [[nodiscard]] auto operator<=>(const AuthToken&) const noexcept = default; +}; + +/// @brief Dev-mode login: no password. See this task's own step comment +/// for exactly what that does and does not mean for this rung's +/// security posture. +struct Login { + std::string username; + + /// @brief Reuses `auth::isValidPrincipal` — a username this rejects + /// could never be used as an `ownerPrincipal` anywhere else in + /// this rung anyway (Task 1's own charset rationale, including + /// finding 026's defense-in-depth argument). + [[nodiscard]] bool validate() const noexcept; +}; + +struct LoginResult { + AuthToken token; + std::string principal; // echoes the verified username back for display +}; + +} // namespace bookmarks + +template <> +struct glz::meta { + static constexpr auto value = &bookmarks::AuthToken::value; + static constexpr std::string_view name = "AuthToken"; +}; +``` + +`Login::validate()` is declared, not defined inline, because it needs +`auth::isValidPrincipal` (`bookmarks/auth/bookmarks_authorizer.hpp`) — +including that header here would pull `morph/session/session_auth.hpp` +(and, transitively, its whole HMAC/base64 implementation) into every +translation unit that only wants the DTO shape. Define it in a small +`.cpp` instead: + +```cpp +// examples/bookmarks/src/dto/auth_dto.cpp +// SPDX-License-Identifier: Apache-2.0 +#include "bookmarks/dto/auth_dto.hpp" + +#include "bookmarks/auth/bookmarks_authorizer.hpp" + +namespace bookmarks { + +bool Login::validate() const noexcept { return auth::isValidPrincipal(username); } + +} // namespace bookmarks +``` + +- [ ] **Step 3: Write `examples/bookmarks/include/bookmarks/models/auth_model.hpp`/`.cpp`** + +```cpp +// examples/bookmarks/include/bookmarks/models/auth_model.hpp +// SPDX-License-Identifier: Apache-2.0 +#pragma once + +#include +#include + +#include "bookmarks/core/errors.hpp" +#include "bookmarks/dto/auth_dto.hpp" + +namespace bookmarks { + +/// @brief Mints a signed token for whichever `username` the caller claims — +/// see `auth_dto.hpp`'s own doc comment for exactly what "dev-mode +/// login" does and does not mean here. Stateless: no database, no +/// `WithMapper` base, since there is nothing to persist. +class AuthModel { +public: + LoginResult execute(const Login& action); +}; + +} // namespace bookmarks + +BRIDGE_REGISTER_MODEL(bookmarks::AuthModel, "AuthModel") +BRIDGE_REGISTER_ACTION(bookmarks::AuthModel, bookmarks::Login, "Login", ::morph::model::Loggable::No) +``` + +```cpp +// examples/bookmarks/src/models/auth_model.cpp +// SPDX-License-Identifier: Apache-2.0 +#include "bookmarks/models/auth_model.hpp" + +#include "bookmarks/auth/bookmarks_authorizer.hpp" + +#include + +namespace bookmarks { + +LoginResult AuthModel::execute(const Login& action) { + if (!action.validate()) { + throw ValidationError{"Login: username must be a valid principal"}; + } + auto issuer = auth::tokenIssuer(); + if (!issuer) { + // No App has installed one yet -- e.g. a test that constructs + // AuthModel without going through App's constructor. A clear, + // typed failure, not a null-dereference. + throw ValidationError{"Login: no token issuer installed"}; + } + const auto token = issuer->issue(::morph::session::SessionToken{ + .principal = action.username, + .issuedAtMs = 0, + .expiresAtMs = 4102444800000, // year 2100 -- this rung sets no shorter session lifetime + .roles = {}, + }); + return LoginResult{.token = AuthToken{token}, .principal = action.username}; +} + +} // namespace bookmarks +``` + +- [ ] **Step 4: Write the failing test** + +```cpp +// SPDX-License-Identifier: Apache-2.0 +#include "bookmarks/app/app.hpp" +#include "bookmarks/models/bookmark_model.hpp" +#include "testkit/backend_rig.hpp" +#include "testkit/db_fixture.hpp" +#include "testkit/pump.hpp" + +#include +#include + +using morph::ladder::testkit::awaitQt; +using morph::ladder::testkit::DbFixture; +using morph::ladder::testkit::pumpUntil; + +namespace { +class ScopedPrincipal { + public: + explicit ScopedPrincipal(std::string principal) : _ctx{.principal = std::move(principal)}, _scope{_ctx} {} + + private: + morph::session::Context _ctx; + morph::session::detail::ScopedContext _scope; +}; + +class StubFetcher : public bookmarks::app::IBookmarkMetadataFetcher { + public: + bookmarks::app::FetchedMetadata fetch(const std::string& url) override { + return {.title = "Fetched: " + url, .faviconPath = ""}; + } +}; +} // namespace + +TEST_CASE("App::fetchMetadataOnce records fetched titles for every empty-title bookmark", + "[bookmarks][app]") { + DbFixture fixture; + bookmarks::BookmarkModel model; + bookmarks::BookmarkId id; + { + const ScopedPrincipal alice{"alice"}; + id = model.execute(bookmarks::CreateBookmark{.url = "https://one.example"}).id; // no title + } + + bookmarks::app::App app{fixture.actionLogPath(), "test-secret", std::make_shared(), + std::chrono::hours{1}, std::chrono::hours{1}}; + app.fetchMetadataOnce(); + REQUIRE(pumpUntil([&app] { return !app.fetchInFlight(); })); + + const ScopedPrincipal alice{"alice"}; + CHECK(model.execute(bookmarks::GetBookmark{.id = id}).title == "Fetched: https://one.example"); +} + +TEST_CASE("App::fetchMetadataOnce leaves an already-titled bookmark untouched", "[bookmarks][app]") { + DbFixture fixture; + bookmarks::BookmarkModel model; + { + const ScopedPrincipal alice{"alice"}; + model.execute(bookmarks::CreateBookmark{.url = "https://one.example", .title = "Already Set"}); + } + bookmarks::app::App app{fixture.actionLogPath(), "test-secret", std::make_shared(), + std::chrono::hours{1}, std::chrono::hours{1}}; + app.fetchMetadataOnce(); + REQUIRE(pumpUntil([&app] { return !app.fetchInFlight(); })); + const ScopedPrincipal alice{"alice"}; + CHECK(model.execute(bookmarks::GetBookmark{.id = model.execute(bookmarks::ListBookmarks{}).bookmarks.front().id}) + .title == "Already Set"); +} + +TEST_CASE("App::relayOutboxOnce drains a BulkEdit outbox row into the durable action log", + "[bookmarks][app]") { + DbFixture fixture; + bookmarks::BookmarkModel model; + const ScopedPrincipal alice{"alice"}; + const auto id = model.execute(bookmarks::CreateBookmark{.url = "https://one.example"}).id; + bookmarks::BulkEdit edit; + edit.ids = {id}; + edit.archive = bookmarks::BulkArchiveOp::Archive; + model.execute(edit); + + Lightweight::DataMapper mapper; + REQUIRE(mapper.Query().All().size() == 1); + + bookmarks::app::App app{fixture.actionLogPath(), "test-secret", std::make_shared(), + std::chrono::hours{1}, std::chrono::hours{1}}; + app.relayOutboxOnce(); + CHECK(mapper.Query().All().empty()); +} + +TEST_CASE("AuthModel::execute(Login) mints a token that verifies against the same App's authorizer", + "[bookmarks][app]") { + DbFixture fixture; + bookmarks::app::App app{fixture.actionLogPath(), "login-test-secret"}; + bookmarks::AuthModel authModel; + const auto result = authModel.execute(bookmarks::Login{.username = "alice"}); + REQUIRE(result.token.hasValue()); + CHECK(result.principal == "alice"); + + const bookmarks::auth::BookmarksAuthorizer authz{"login-test-secret"}; + morph::session::Context ctx; + ctx.token = *result.token; + const auto principal = authz.authenticate(ctx); + REQUIRE(principal.has_value()); + CHECK(*principal == "alice"); +} + +TEST_CASE("AuthModel::execute(Login) throws before any App has installed a TokenIssuer", + "[bookmarks][app]") { + bookmarks::AuthModel authModel; + REQUIRE_THROWS_AS(authModel.execute(bookmarks::Login{.username = "alice"}), bookmarks::ValidationError); +} + +TEST_CASE("Login rejects an invalid username via the shared principal charset", "[bookmarks][app]") { + bookmarks::AuthModel authModel; + REQUIRE_THROWS_AS(authModel.execute(bookmarks::Login{.username = ""}), bookmarks::ValidationError); +} +``` + +(Add `#include "bookmarks/models/auth_model.hpp"` to this test file's +includes. The "throws before any App has installed a TokenIssuer" case must +run in a process where no earlier test in the same binary has left an `App` +alive — Catch2 runs `TEST_CASE`s in one process, and `~App()` clears the +global issuer per this task's own `App::~App()`, so as long as every other +`[bookmarks][app]` case constructs its own `App` as a local (destroyed at +scope exit, which every case above already does), this one sees a clean +`nullptr` regardless of run order.) + +(`DbFixture::actionLogPath()` — confirm this accessor exists on the shared +testkit fixture during implementation; if it does not, add a one-line +accessor to `examples/common/testkit/db_fixture.hpp` returning a +`std::filesystem::path` next to its existing database-path member, matching +whatever naming convention that file already uses for the database path.) + +- [ ] **Step 5: Run to verify it fails to compile.** + +- [ ] **Step 6: Write `examples/bookmarks/include/bookmarks/app/app.hpp`** + +```cpp +// SPDX-License-Identifier: Apache-2.0 +#pragma once + +#include "bookmarks/app/metadata_fetcher.hpp" + +#include +#include +#include +#include +#include +#include + +#include +#include + +#include +#include +#include +#include +#include +#include + +namespace bookmarks::app { + +/// @brief Owns the server-side pieces every bookmarks deployment shares: +/// the worker pool, the `RemoteServer` with a real +/// `auth::BookmarksAuthorizer` installed, the durable +/// `FileActionLog`, the periodic metadata-fetch worker, and the +/// periodic outbox relay. Mirrors `pastebin::app::App`'s shape — +/// same declaration-order-for-teardown-safety rationale (see that +/// header's own comment), same internal-client pattern for +/// dispatching background work. +class App : public QObject { + Q_OBJECT +public: + /// @param actionLogPath Where `FileActionLog` persists entries. + /// @param tokenSecret Shared secret for `BookmarksAuthorizer` and + /// the metadata-fetch worker's own `TokenIssuer` + /// — both must use the same secret so the + /// worker's self-minted token verifies. + /// @param fetcher Metadata fetch implementation; defaults to + /// `NullMetadataFetcher` (no real network). + /// @param fetchInterval How often the metadata-fetch worker runs. + /// Tests pass a long interval and call + /// `fetchMetadataOnce()` directly instead. + /// @param relayInterval How often the outbox relay runs. Same testing + /// convention as `fetchInterval`. + /// @param workers Size of the model worker pool. + /// @param parent Optional `QObject` parent. + explicit App(std::filesystem::path actionLogPath, std::string tokenSecret, + std::shared_ptr fetcher = std::make_shared(), + std::chrono::milliseconds fetchInterval = std::chrono::seconds{5}, + std::chrono::milliseconds relayInterval = std::chrono::seconds{2}, std::size_t workers = 4, + QObject* parent = nullptr); + + ~App() override; + + App(const App&) = delete; + App& operator=(const App&) = delete; + App(App&&) = delete; + App& operator=(App&&) = delete; + + /// @brief The server every transport wraps or dispatches against. + [[nodiscard]] std::shared_ptr<::morph::backend::RemoteServer> server() const noexcept { return _server; } + + /// @brief Finds every bookmark (across every owner) with an empty + /// title, calls the injected fetcher, and dispatches + /// `RecordMetadata` through the internal client for each. Does + /// not block on the dispatched calls settling. + void fetchMetadataOnce(); + + /// @brief Whether any `RecordMetadata` dispatched by a previous + /// `fetchMetadataOnce()` has not settled yet. Same settle-seam + /// contract as `pastebin::app::App::sweepInFlight()` — pump on + /// this until it is `false`, then destroy. + [[nodiscard]] bool fetchInFlight() const noexcept { return _fetchInFlight->load() != 0; } + + /// @brief Drains `bookmark_outbox` into the durable action log via + /// `journal::OutboxRelay`. Synchronous — no in-flight seam + /// needed, unlike the fetch worker's async dispatch. + void relayOutboxOnce(); + +private: + // See pastebin::app::App's identical comment: the executor must be + // declared (and therefore destroyed) after the pool, so every + // in-flight dispatch has resolved (the pool's destructor joins its + // threads) before the executor those completions post through goes away. + ::morph::qt::QtExecutor _fetchExecutor; + std::shared_ptr> _fetchInFlight{std::make_shared>(0)}; + std::shared_ptr<::morph::journal::FileActionLog> _actionLog; + ::morph::exec::ThreadPoolExecutor _pool; + std::shared_ptr<::morph::backend::RemoteServer> _server; + ::morph::bridge::Bridge _fetchBridge; + std::shared_ptr _fetcher; + QTimer _fetchTimer; + QTimer _relayTimer; +}; + +} // namespace bookmarks::app +``` + +- [ ] **Step 7: Write `examples/bookmarks/src/app/app.cpp`** + +```cpp +// SPDX-License-Identifier: Apache-2.0 +#include "bookmarks/app/app.hpp" + +#include "bookmarks/auth/bookmarks_authorizer.hpp" +#include "bookmarks/db/bookmark_entity.hpp" +#include "bookmarks/db/outbox_entity.hpp" +#include "bookmarks/dto/bookmark_dto.hpp" +#include "bookmarks/models/bookmark_model.hpp" + +#include +#include + +#include +#include + +#include +#include +#include + +namespace bookmarks::app { + +App::App(std::filesystem::path actionLogPath, std::string tokenSecret, + std::shared_ptr fetcher, std::chrono::milliseconds fetchInterval, + std::chrono::milliseconds relayInterval, std::size_t workers, QObject* parent) + : QObject{parent}, + _actionLog{std::make_shared<::morph::journal::FileActionLog>(std::move(actionLogPath))}, + _pool{workers}, + _server{std::make_shared<::morph::backend::RemoteServer>( + _pool, std::make_shared(tokenSecret))}, + _fetchBridge{std::make_unique<::morph::backend::SimulatedRemoteBackend>(*_server)}, + _fetcher{std::move(fetcher)} { + ::morph::journal::setActionLog(_actionLog); + + // Installed process-wide so AuthModel::execute(const Login&) (Task 12's + // own earlier step) can mint tokens that verify against this exact + // secret -- the same "registry-constructed models have no DI seam" + // answer morph::journal::setActionLog already uses just above. + auth::setTokenIssuer(std::make_shared<::morph::session::TokenIssuer>(tokenSecret)); + + // The worker's self-minted service-principal token -- README's + // resolved service-principal convention. Shares tokenSecret with the + // authorizer above, so it verifies exactly like a real user's. + const ::morph::session::TokenIssuer issuer{tokenSecret}; + ::morph::session::Context session; + session.principal = std::string{auth::kMetadataFetcherPrincipal}; + session.token = issuer.issue(::morph::session::SessionToken{ + .principal = std::string{auth::kMetadataFetcherPrincipal}, + .issuedAtMs = 0, + .expiresAtMs = 4102444800000, // year 2100 -- the process's own lifetime is the real bound + .roles = {}, + }); + _fetchBridge.setDefaultSession(session); + + connect(&_fetchTimer, &QTimer::timeout, this, &App::fetchMetadataOnce); + _fetchTimer.start(fetchInterval); + connect(&_relayTimer, &QTimer::timeout, this, &App::relayOutboxOnce); + _relayTimer.start(relayInterval); +} + +App::~App() { + _fetchTimer.stop(); + _relayTimer.stop(); + ::morph::journal::setActionLog(nullptr); + // Matches setActionLog's own clear-on-destruction discipline just + // above: a later test that never constructs an App must see + // auth::tokenIssuer() == nullptr, not a previous test's still-live + // issuer (holding a *different* secret than whatever that later test + // expects to be the "wrong" or "absent" one). + auth::setTokenIssuer(nullptr); +} + +void App::fetchMetadataOnce() { + std::vector> needsFetch; + { + ::Lightweight::SqlStatement stmt; + stmt.Prepare("SELECT id, url FROM bookmarks WHERE title = ''"); + auto cursor = stmt.Execute(); + while (cursor.FetchRow()) { + needsFetch.emplace_back(cursor.GetColumn(1), cursor.GetColumn(2)); + } + } + if (needsFetch.empty()) { + return; + } + + // Same shared_ptr-captured-handler pattern as + // pastebin::app::App::sweepExpiredOnce() -- see that function's own + // extensive doc comment for the exact race this closes (a plain local + // handler destroyed before RemoteServer has looked up the target + // instance would silently drop the reclaim/record). + auto handler = std::make_shared<::morph::bridge::BridgeHandler>(_fetchBridge, &_fetchExecutor); + auto inFlight = _fetchInFlight; + for (const auto& [id, url] : needsFetch) { + const auto metadata = _fetcher->fetch(url); // synchronous by design -- see metadata_fetcher.hpp + inFlight->fetch_add(1); + handler + ->execute(RecordMetadata{.id = BookmarkId{static_cast(id)}, .title = metadata.title, + .faviconPath = metadata.faviconPath}) + .then([handler, inFlight](Ack) { inFlight->fetch_sub(1); }) + .onError([handler, inFlight, id](const std::exception_ptr&) { + inFlight->fetch_sub(1); + ::morph::log::logError("[bookmarks::App] metadata fetch: RecordMetadata failed for bookmark " + + std::to_string(id)); + }); + } +} + +void App::relayOutboxOnce() { + ::Lightweight::DataMapper mapper; + ::morph::journal::OutboxRelay relay; + relay.drainOutbox = [&mapper] { + auto rows = mapper.Query().All(); + std::vector<::morph::journal::LogEntry> entries; + entries.reserve(rows.size()); + for (const auto& row : rows) { + ::morph::journal::LogEntry entry; + entry.modelType = row.modelType.Value(); + entry.entityKey = row.entityKey.Value(); + entry.actionType = row.actionType.Value(); + entry.payload = row.payload.Value(); + entry.result = row.result.Value(); + entry.principal = row.principal.Value(); + entry.timestampMs = row.timestampMs.Value(); + entry.idempotencyKey = row.idempotencyKey.Value(); + entries.push_back(std::move(entry)); + } + return entries; + }; + relay.markRelayed = [&mapper](std::span rows) { + for (const auto& row : rows) { + ::Lightweight::SqlStatement stmt{mapper.Connection()}; + stmt.Prepare("DELETE FROM bookmark_outbox WHERE idempotency_key = ?"); + (void) stmt.Execute(row.idempotencyKey); + } + }; + relay.sink = _actionLog; + (void) relay.relay(); +} + +} // namespace bookmarks::app +``` + +- [ ] **Step 6: Run to verify it passes.** + +- [ ] **Step 9: Commit** + +```bash +git add examples/bookmarks/include/bookmarks/app/ examples/bookmarks/include/bookmarks/dto/auth_dto.hpp \ + examples/bookmarks/include/bookmarks/models/auth_model.hpp examples/bookmarks/src/models/auth_model.cpp \ + examples/bookmarks/src/app/app.cpp examples/bookmarks/tests/test_app.cpp +git commit -m "bookmarks: add App (server bootstrap, AuthModel/Login, metadata worker, outbox relay)" +``` + +--- + +## Task 13: `CMakeLists.txt` for the bookmarks rung + +**Files:** +- Create: `examples/bookmarks/CMakeLists.txt` + +**Interfaces:** None — `morph_add_rung()` (confirmed fully generalized by +reading `cmake/morph_add_rung.cmake`: it globs `src/models/*.cpp` with no +per-model logic, so three models' `.cpp` files fold into one +`ladder_bookmarks_lib` the same way one folds into `ladder_pastebin_lib`) +does everything else, and `bookmarks` is already listed in +`examples/CMakeLists.txt`'s `_morph_known_rungs` — **no change needed +there**. + +- [ ] **Step 1: Write `examples/bookmarks/CMakeLists.txt`** + +```cmake +# SPDX-License-Identifier: Apache-2.0 +# +# bookmarks — rung 2 of the application ladder (examples/bookmarks/README.md). +# All target wiring lives in morph_add_rung() (cmake/morph_add_rung.cmake); +# this file only pulls in bookmarks-specific dependencies it doesn't know +# about, then calls it. + +cmake_minimum_required(VERSION 3.25) + +morph_add_rung(NAME bookmarks) + +# ── The WASM client's server url ──────────────────────────────────────────── +# Same mechanism as pastebin's own CMakeLists.txt — see that file's comment. +if(TARGET ladder_bookmarks_gui_wasm) + if(NOT DEFINED MORPH_LADDER_BOOKMARKS_WASM_SERVER_URL) + set(MORPH_LADDER_BOOKMARKS_WASM_SERVER_URL "ws://127.0.0.1:8766" CACHE STRING + "URL bookmarks' WASM client connects to; must be a reachable ladder_bookmarks_server.") + endif() + target_compile_definitions(ladder_bookmarks_gui_wasm PRIVATE + MORPH_LADDER_BOOKMARKS_WASM_SERVER_URL="${MORPH_LADDER_BOOKMARKS_WASM_SERVER_URL}" + ) +endif() +``` + +(Port `8766`, not pastebin's `8765` — the two rungs' standalone servers must +never collide if both are run locally at once.) + +- [ ] **Step 2: Configure and build** + +Run: `cmake --build build/clang-coverage --target ladder_bookmarks_tests` +Expected: every task's test file compiles and links into one binary; this +is the point at which every task's own "Step 2/4: run to verify it +fails/passes" that was deferred pending this task's existence can finally +be run for real, in order, task by task, to confirm the whole rung actually +builds and passes end to end. **Do this now, as part of this task, before +committing** — treat any task whose tests do not pass at this point as +unfinished, not as this task's own defect. + +- [ ] **Step 3: Commit** + +```bash +git add examples/bookmarks/CMakeLists.txt +git commit -m "bookmarks: add CMakeLists.txt, completing the buildable rung skeleton" +``` + +--- + +## Task 14: Model tests — backend-mode matrix for CRUD/list/changes-since + +**Files:** +- Modify: `examples/bookmarks/tests/test_bookmark_model.cpp` (append) + +**Interfaces:** None new. Consumes `testkit::BackendRig`, `Mode`, +`morph::session::TokenIssuer`. + +Every model test through Task 11 calls `model.execute(action)` directly, +C++-to-C++, with `ScopedPrincipal` standing in for a real dispatch's +`Context` — the fast, direct-call style `pastebin`'s own model tests use. +`TESTING.md`'s backend-mode-matrix rule additionally requires the **real** +dispatch path — `Local`/`LocalSingleThread`/`Socket` via `BackendRig` — for +at least the actions whose correctness depends on the dispatch machinery +itself, not just the model's own logic: authentication (`Socket` mode's +real `RemoteServer` + `BookmarksAuthorizer`) is exactly that case. This +task adds the matrix for the create → list → get round trip, driven by real +signed tokens. + +- [ ] **Step 1: Write the failing test** + +```cpp +TEST_CASE("BookmarkModel over the full backend-mode matrix: create, list, get round-trip", + "[bookmarks][model]") { + const auto mode = GENERATE(Mode::Local, Mode::LocalSingleThread, Mode::Socket); + CAPTURE(mode); + DbFixture fixture; + + constexpr std::string_view kSecret = "matrix-test-secret"; + const auto authorizer = std::make_shared(std::string{kSecret}); + BackendRig rig{mode, 1, authorizer}; + + const morph::session::TokenIssuer issuer{std::string{kSecret}}; + morph::session::Context ctx; + ctx.principal = "alice"; + ctx.token = issuer.issue(morph::session::SessionToken{ + .principal = "alice", .expiresAtMs = 4102444800000}); + rig.bridge(0).setDefaultSession(ctx); + + auto handler = rig.client(0); + bookmarks::CreateBookmark create; + create.url = "https://matrix.example"; + create.title = "Matrix"; + const auto createResult = awaitQt(handler.execute(create)); + REQUIRE(createResult.id.hasValue()); + + const auto listResult = awaitQt(handler.execute(bookmarks::ListBookmarks{})); + REQUIRE(listResult.bookmarks.size() == 1); + + const auto view = awaitQt(handler.execute(bookmarks::GetBookmark{.id = createResult.id})); + CHECK(view.url == "https://matrix.example"); + CHECK(view.title == "Matrix"); +} +``` + +- [ ] **Step 2: Run to verify it fails** (before the matrix loop existed, only the direct-call tests covered this + path — Local/LocalSingleThread should already pass once written, since the model logic itself is already correct; + the point of this case is Socket mode specifically, where a bug in the auth wiring would newly surface). + +- [ ] **Step 3: Run to verify it passes** across all three modes. + +- [ ] **Step 4: Commit** + +```bash +git add examples/bookmarks/tests/test_bookmark_model.cpp +git commit -m "bookmarks: add the backend-mode matrix for BookmarkModel's create/list/get round trip" +``` + +--- + +## Task 15: `BulkEdit` atomicity under injected failure, cross-user `Socket`-mode auth enforcement, and the local-mode-has-no-authorization strain point + +**Files:** +- Modify: `examples/bookmarks/tests/test_bookmark_model.cpp` (append) + +**Interfaces:** Consumes `testkit::db_busy_fixture.hpp`'s `DbBusyFixture` +(finding 018's resolved mechanism, rung 1) and `BackendRig::Socket`. + +Three genuinely new pieces of coverage, each answering a specific +requirement `examples/bookmarks/README.md`'s DoD/Expected-strain-points +sections name: + +1. **`BulkEdit` is atomic under injected mid-batch failure** (DoD). Forcing + a real mid-transaction failure (not a mock) the same way rung 1's + `SQLITE_BUSY` tests do: hold a genuine write lock open on a second + connection (`DbBusyFixture`) so the transaction's own write blocks and + then fails once the connection-under-test's `PRAGMA busy_timeout` is + shortened (`ScopedShortBusyTimeout`, mirroring + `test_paste_model.cpp`'s exact pattern for the identical purpose — + define a local copy of that helper in this file too, same rationale: + test-only, one file's own concern, not yet promoted). +2. **`authorizeInstance`/`authorizeRegister` genuinely deny cross-user + access over a real `Socket` transport** (DoD: "authorization enforced + server-side, not by the client"). Two real sockets, two real signed + tokens, one tries to `GetBookmark` an id it does not own. +3. **"Local mode has no authorization at all" is demonstrated, not just + asserted in prose** (Expected strain points). `Mode::Local`'s + `LocalBackend` never consults an `IAuthorizer` at all (verified against + `backend.hpp` while researching Task 1) — so two different + `ScopedPrincipal`s sharing one `BackendRig{Mode::Local}` and one + `BookmarkModel` instance rely **entirely** on the model's own + `requireOwner()`/`loadOwned()` re-check for isolation. This test proves + that re-check is what's actually doing the work, by constructing the + exact scenario where it is the *only* thing standing between mallory and + alice's bookmark. + +- [ ] **Step 1: Write the failing tests** + +```cpp +namespace { +class ScopedShortBusyTimeout { + public: + explicit ScopedShortBusyTimeout(int milliseconds) { + ::Lightweight::SqlConnection::SetPostConnectedHook([milliseconds](::Lightweight::SqlConnection& connection) { + ::Lightweight::SqlStatement stmt{connection}; + (void) stmt.ExecuteDirect("PRAGMA busy_timeout = " + std::to_string(milliseconds)); + }); + } + ~ScopedShortBusyTimeout() { ::Lightweight::SqlConnection::ResetPostConnectedHook(); } + ScopedShortBusyTimeout(const ScopedShortBusyTimeout&) = delete; + ScopedShortBusyTimeout& operator=(const ScopedShortBusyTimeout&) = delete; + ScopedShortBusyTimeout(ScopedShortBusyTimeout&&) = delete; + ScopedShortBusyTimeout& operator=(ScopedShortBusyTimeout&&) = delete; +}; +} // namespace + +TEST_CASE("BulkEdit rolls back entirely when a genuine SQLITE_BUSY interrupts the batch", + "[bookmarks][model]") { + DbFixture fixture; + bookmarks::BookmarkModel seedModel; + bookmarks::BookmarkId id1; + bookmarks::BookmarkId id2; + { + const ScopedPrincipal alice{"alice"}; + id1 = seedModel.execute(bookmarks::CreateBookmark{.url = "https://one.example"}).id; + id2 = seedModel.execute(bookmarks::CreateBookmark{.url = "https://two.example"}).id; + } + + const ScopedShortBusyTimeout shortTimeout{200}; + bookmarks::BookmarkModel contendedModel; + const ScopedPrincipal alice{"alice"}; + + const morph::ladder::testkit::DbBusyFixture busy{"bookmarks"}; + bookmarks::BulkEdit edit; + edit.ids = {id1, id2}; + edit.archive = bookmarks::BulkArchiveOp::Archive; + REQUIRE_THROWS(contendedModel.execute(edit)); + + // Neither bookmark was archived, and no outbox row survived -- the + // whole transaction (mutation + outbox write) rolled back together. + CHECK(seedModel.execute(bookmarks::GetBookmark{.id = id1}).archiveState == bookmarks::ArchiveState::Active); + CHECK(seedModel.execute(bookmarks::GetBookmark{.id = id2}).archiveState == bookmarks::ArchiveState::Active); + Lightweight::DataMapper mapper; + CHECK(mapper.Query().All().empty()); +} + +TEST_CASE("BackendRig::Socket: authorizeInstance denies a second principal's GetBookmark", + "[bookmarks][model][socket-only]") { + DbFixture fixture; + constexpr std::string_view kSecret = "cross-user-secret"; + const auto authorizer = std::make_shared(std::string{kSecret}); + BackendRig rig{Mode::Socket, 2, authorizer}; + const morph::session::TokenIssuer issuer{std::string{kSecret}}; + + auto tokenFor = [&issuer](std::string principal) { + morph::session::Context ctx; + ctx.principal = principal; + ctx.token = issuer.issue(morph::session::SessionToken{.principal = std::move(principal), .expiresAtMs = 4102444800000}); + return ctx; + }; + rig.bridge(0).setDefaultSession(tokenFor("alice")); + rig.bridge(1).setDefaultSession(tokenFor("mallory")); + + auto aliceHandler = rig.client(0); + auto malloryHandler = rig.client(1); + + const auto created = awaitQt(aliceHandler.execute(bookmarks::CreateBookmark{.url = "https://alice.example"})); + + bool malloryFailed = false; + malloryHandler.execute(bookmarks::GetBookmark{.id = created.id}) + .then([](bookmarks::BookmarkView) {}) + .onError([&malloryFailed](const std::exception_ptr&) { malloryFailed = true; }); + REQUIRE(pumpUntil([&malloryFailed] { return malloryFailed; })); +} + +TEST_CASE("Mode::Local has no authorization at all: isolation depends entirely on the model's own re-check", + "[bookmarks][model]") { + DbFixture fixture; + // No authorizer passed -- Mode::Local's LocalBackend never consults one + // regardless (verified against backend.hpp), so this is the same as + // passing one: the point this test makes. + BackendRig rig{Mode::Local, 1}; + auto handler = rig.client(0); + + bookmarks::BookmarkId aliceId; + { + const ScopedPrincipal alice{"alice"}; + // Constructed directly, not through the rig's handler -- this + // establishes the row to attack; the attack itself goes through + // the rig, matching a real client's only path. + bookmarks::BookmarkModel seedModel; + aliceId = seedModel.execute(bookmarks::CreateBookmark{.url = "https://alice.example"}).id; + } + + // No token/session set on rig.bridge(0) at all -- Local mode's own + // Context::principal, whatever the caller sets client-side, would + // normally be untrustworthy on a Socket transport; here there is no + // authorizer to strip it, so it passes straight through. This test + // simulates the honest worst case: an attacker who sets principal + // directly, which Local mode lets through unchecked. + morph::session::Context ctx; + ctx.principal = "mallory"; + rig.bridge(0).setDefaultSession(ctx); + + bool malloryFailed = false; + handler.execute(bookmarks::GetBookmark{.id = aliceId}) + .then([](bookmarks::BookmarkView) {}) + .onError([&malloryFailed](const std::exception_ptr&) { malloryFailed = true; }); + REQUIRE(pumpUntil([&malloryFailed] { return malloryFailed; })); + // malloryFailed is true only because BookmarkModel::execute(GetBookmark) + // itself re-checked ownership (loadOwned/requireOwner) -- Local mode + // contributed nothing to this result. Documented, not smoothed over, + // per the README's own "Expected strain points" framing. +} +``` + +- [ ] **Step 2: Run to verify all three fail without the corresponding production behavior** (the first two should + already pass, since Tasks 6/8/1 implemented the behavior they check — this step is a sanity confirmation, not a + true red-first cycle, since the feature predates this task by design; **the third case is the one to actually + watch**, since it exists to document existing behavior rather than drive new code). + +- [ ] **Step 3: Run to verify it passes.** + +- [ ] **Step 4: Commit** + +```bash +git add examples/bookmarks/tests/test_bookmark_model.cpp +git commit -m "bookmarks: add BulkEdit atomicity, cross-user Socket auth, and local-mode-no-auth tests" +``` + +--- + +## Task 16: The cross-model rename race, and background-worker/import dispatch-pattern proof + +**Files:** +- Modify: `examples/bookmarks/tests/test_tag_model.cpp` (append) +- Modify: `examples/bookmarks/tests/test_app.cpp` (append) + +**Interfaces:** None new. + +Two remaining README commitments: the "cross-model rename race" expected +strain point (`TagModel` renames a tag while a concurrent `BookmarkModel` +`BulkEdit` adds the old name), and confirming the metadata-fetch worker's +dispatch genuinely goes through `SimulatedRemoteBackend`/`RemoteServer` +(not a shortcut), the same proof pastebin's own sweep tests established for +`ExpirePaste`. + +- [ ] **Step 1: Write the failing tests** + +```cpp +// test_tag_model.cpp: +TEST_CASE("Cross-model race: TagModel renames a tag while BookmarkModel's BulkEdit adds the old " + "name -- documents where consistency becomes app responsibility, per the README", + "[bookmarks][model]") { + DbFixture fixture; + bookmarks::BookmarkModel bookmarkModel; + bookmarks::TagModel tagModel; + const ScopedPrincipal alice{"alice"}; + + const auto id = bookmarkModel.execute(bookmarks::CreateBookmark{.url = "https://one.example", .tags = {"old"}}).id; + const auto tagId = tagModel.execute(bookmarks::ListTags{}).tags.front().id; + + // Sequential, not genuinely racing (this test suite calls execute() + // directly, C++-to-C++, with no thread-level concurrency -- the README's + // own framing already concedes "the strand cannot fix it," i.e. this is + // a documentation test, not a fix-verification test): rename first, + // then a second bookmark's BulkEdit tries to add the *old* name back. + tagModel.execute(bookmarks::RenameTag{.id = tagId, .name = "new"}); + const auto id2 = bookmarkModel.execute(bookmarks::CreateBookmark{.url = "https://two.example"}).id; + + bookmarks::BulkEdit edit; + edit.ids = {id2}; + edit.addTags = {"old"}; // the pre-rename name -- TagModel already renamed it away + bookmarkModel.execute(edit); + + // BulkEdit's own findOrCreateTagId has no way to know "old" was renamed + // to "new" -- it faithfully creates a *new* tag literally named "old". + // This is the documented, accepted outcome: two strands, no + // cross-instance transaction, and the model layer cannot see the other + // model's in-flight rename. Consistency here is app/UI responsibility + // (e.g. a client re-fetching the tag list before offering it), not a + // framework or model guarantee. + const auto tags = tagModel.execute(bookmarks::ListTags{}).tags; + CHECK(std::ranges::any_of(tags, [](auto& t) { return t.name == "new"; })); + CHECK(std::ranges::any_of(tags, [](auto& t) { return t.name == "old"; })); // recreated, not merged +} + +// test_app.cpp: +TEST_CASE("App's metadata-fetch worker dispatches through the real RemoteServer, not a shortcut", + "[bookmarks][app]") { + DbFixture fixture; + bookmarks::BookmarkModel model; + bookmarks::BookmarkId id; + { + const ScopedPrincipal alice{"alice"}; + id = model.execute(bookmarks::CreateBookmark{.url = "https://one.example"}).id; + } + + class RecordingFetcher : public bookmarks::app::IBookmarkMetadataFetcher { + public: + bookmarks::app::FetchedMetadata fetch(const std::string& url) override { + calls.push_back(url); + return {.title = "Recorded"}; + } + std::vector calls; + }; + auto fetcher = std::make_shared(); + + bookmarks::app::App app{fixture.actionLogPath(), "test-secret", fetcher, std::chrono::hours{1}, + std::chrono::hours{1}}; + // Proves the dispatch went through the server's own registration path + // (which requires authorizeRegister to pass -- an unauthenticated + // internal client would fail here exactly like a real socket client + // would): if the worker's own token/session wiring were broken, this + // whole call would silently no-op (the completion's onError path, + // logged but not surfaced to this test directly) and fetchInFlight() + // would still settle to false, but the title would never update -- + // which the assertion below would catch. + app.fetchMetadataOnce(); + REQUIRE(pumpUntil([&app] { return !app.fetchInFlight(); })); + REQUIRE(fetcher->calls.size() == 1); + CHECK(fetcher->calls.front() == "https://one.example"); + + const ScopedPrincipal alice{"alice"}; + CHECK(model.execute(bookmarks::GetBookmark{.id = id}).title == "Recorded"); +} +``` + +- [ ] **Step 2: Run to verify it fails/document as expected.** + +- [ ] **Step 3: Run to verify it passes.** + +- [ ] **Step 4: Commit** + +```bash +git add examples/bookmarks/tests/test_tag_model.cpp examples/bookmarks/tests/test_app.cpp +git commit -m "bookmarks: document the cross-model rename race and prove the worker's real dispatch path" +``` + +--- + +## Task 17: Presenters and presenter tests + +**Files:** +- Create: `examples/bookmarks/gui_lib/bookmark_presenter.hpp` +- Create: `examples/bookmarks/gui_lib/bookmark_presenter.cpp` +- Create: `examples/bookmarks/gui_lib/tag_presenter.hpp` +- Create: `examples/bookmarks/gui_lib/tag_presenter.cpp` +- Create: `examples/bookmarks/gui_lib/shared_feed_presenter.hpp` +- Create: `examples/bookmarks/gui_lib/shared_feed_presenter.cpp` +- Test: `examples/bookmarks/tests/test_bookmark_presenter.cpp` +- Test: `examples/bookmarks/tests/test_tag_presenter.cpp` +- Test: `examples/bookmarks/tests/test_shared_feed_presenter.cpp` + +**Interfaces:** Produces `bookmarks::gui::BookmarkPresenter`, +`bookmarks::gui::TagPresenter`, `bookmarks::gui::SharedFeedPresenter` — each +a thin `::morph::ladder::gui::Presenter` subclass over a +`BridgeHandler`, following `pastebin::gui::PastePresenter`'s exact +shape (`examples/pastebin/gui_lib/paste_presenter.hpp`): the `Q_MOC_RUN` +include guard around the model header (moc must never see +`Lightweight`-touching headers — that file's own doc comment has the full +mis-parse story), the `track()`-with-third-`onErr`-argument pattern +(finding 023's shipped workaround), one signal per success case plus one +shared `failed(QString)`. + +- [ ] **Step 1: Write the failing test** (`BookmarkPresenter` only shown; `TagPresenter`/`SharedFeedPresenter` follow + the identical shape — write their own test cases the same way, one per action, plus one shared failure case each) + +```cpp +// SPDX-License-Identifier: Apache-2.0 +#include "bookmark_presenter.hpp" +#include "testkit/backend_rig.hpp" +#include "testkit/pump.hpp" +#include "testkit/db_fixture.hpp" + +#include +#include +#include + +using morph::ladder::testkit::BackendRig; +using morph::ladder::testkit::DbFixture; +using morph::ladder::testkit::Mode; +using morph::ladder::testkit::pumpUntil; + +TEST_CASE("BookmarkPresenter::create emits created() on success, failed() on validation error", + "[bookmarks][presenter]") { + const auto mode = GENERATE(Mode::Local, Mode::LocalSingleThread, Mode::Socket); + CAPTURE(mode); + DbFixture fixture; + constexpr std::string_view kSecret = "presenter-test-secret"; + const auto authorizer = std::make_shared(std::string{kSecret}); + BackendRig rig{mode, 1, authorizer}; + const morph::session::TokenIssuer issuer{std::string{kSecret}}; + morph::session::Context ctx; + ctx.principal = "alice"; + ctx.token = issuer.issue(morph::session::SessionToken{.principal = "alice", .expiresAtMs = 4102444800000}); + rig.bridge(0).setDefaultSession(ctx); + + bookmarks::gui::BookmarkPresenter presenter{rig.bridge(0), rig.clientExecutor()}; + + bool created = false; + bool failed = false; + QObject::connect(&presenter, &bookmarks::gui::BookmarkPresenter::created, [&](bookmarks::CreateBookmarkResult) { + created = true; + }); + QObject::connect(&presenter, &bookmarks::gui::BookmarkPresenter::failed, [&](QString) { failed = true; }); + + presenter.create(bookmarks::CreateBookmark{.url = "https://one.example"}); + REQUIRE(pumpUntil([&] { return created; })); + CHECK_FALSE(presenter.busy()); + + presenter.create(bookmarks::CreateBookmark{}); // empty url -- ValidationError + REQUIRE(pumpUntil([&] { return failed; })); +} +``` + +(`rig.clientExecutor()` — confirm the exact accessor name on `BackendRig` +during implementation against `backend_rig.hpp`'s real public surface; +`pastebin`'s own presenter tests already call it under some name — reuse +that spelling verbatim rather than guessing a new one.) + +- [ ] **Step 2: Run to verify it fails to compile.** + +- [ ] **Step 3: Write `examples/bookmarks/gui_lib/bookmark_presenter.hpp`** + +```cpp +// SPDX-License-Identifier: Apache-2.0 +#pragma once + +#include "gui/presenter.hpp" +#include "bookmarks/dto/bookmark_dto.hpp" +#include "bookmarks/dto/bulk_dto.hpp" +#include "bookmarks/dto/import_export_dto.hpp" + +#include + +// See pastebin::gui::PastePresenter's identical guard and doc comment +// (examples/pastebin/gui_lib/paste_presenter.hpp) for why moc must never +// see morph/core/bridge.hpp or bookmark_model.hpp. +#ifndef Q_MOC_RUN +#include "bookmarks/models/bookmark_model.hpp" + +#include +#include +#endif + +namespace bookmarks::gui { + +/// @brief Routes every `BookmarkModel` action through a +/// `BridgeHandler`. Translates and routes only — no +/// domain logic (`IMPLEMENTATION.md` rule 2). +class BookmarkPresenter : public ::morph::ladder::gui::Presenter { + Q_OBJECT + public: + BookmarkPresenter(::morph::bridge::Bridge& bridge, ::morph::exec::IExecutor* executor, QObject* parent = nullptr); + + void create(CreateBookmark action); + void edit(EditBookmark action); + void archive(ArchiveBookmark action); + void unarchive(UnarchiveBookmark action); + void remove(DeleteBookmark action); + void get(GetBookmark action); + void list(ListBookmarks action); + void bulkEdit(BulkEdit action); + void importChunk(ImportBookmarks action); + void exportAll(ExportBookmarks action); + + signals: + void created(CreateBookmarkResult result); + void edited(BookmarkView view); + void archived(); + void unarchived(); + void removed(); + void loaded(BookmarkView view); + void listed(ListBookmarksResult result); + void bulkEdited(BulkEditResult result); + void imported(ImportBookmarksResult result); + void exported(ExportBookmarksResult result); + void failed(QString message); + + private: + void reportError(const std::exception_ptr& err); + + ::morph::bridge::BridgeHandler _handler; +}; + +} // namespace bookmarks::gui +``` + +- [ ] **Step 4: Write `examples/bookmarks/gui_lib/bookmark_presenter.cpp`** + +```cpp +// SPDX-License-Identifier: Apache-2.0 +#include "bookmark_presenter.hpp" + +namespace bookmarks::gui { + +BookmarkPresenter::BookmarkPresenter(::morph::bridge::Bridge& bridge, ::morph::exec::IExecutor* executor, + QObject* parent) + : Presenter{parent}, _handler{bridge, executor} {} + +void BookmarkPresenter::reportError(const std::exception_ptr& err) { + try { + std::rethrow_exception(err); + } catch (const std::exception& ex) { + emit failed(QString::fromStdString(ex.what())); + } +} + +void BookmarkPresenter::create(CreateBookmark action) { + track( + _handler.execute(std::move(action)), [this](CreateBookmarkResult result) { emit created(result); }, + [this](const std::exception_ptr& err) { reportError(err); }); +} + +void BookmarkPresenter::edit(EditBookmark action) { + track( + _handler.execute(std::move(action)), [this](BookmarkView view) { emit edited(view); }, + [this](const std::exception_ptr& err) { reportError(err); }); +} + +void BookmarkPresenter::archive(ArchiveBookmark action) { + track( + _handler.execute(std::move(action)), [this](Ack) { emit archived(); }, + [this](const std::exception_ptr& err) { reportError(err); }); +} + +void BookmarkPresenter::unarchive(UnarchiveBookmark action) { + track( + _handler.execute(std::move(action)), [this](Ack) { emit unarchived(); }, + [this](const std::exception_ptr& err) { reportError(err); }); +} + +void BookmarkPresenter::remove(DeleteBookmark action) { + track( + _handler.execute(std::move(action)), [this](Ack) { emit removed(); }, + [this](const std::exception_ptr& err) { reportError(err); }); +} + +void BookmarkPresenter::get(GetBookmark action) { + track( + _handler.execute(std::move(action)), [this](BookmarkView view) { emit loaded(view); }, + [this](const std::exception_ptr& err) { reportError(err); }); +} + +void BookmarkPresenter::list(ListBookmarks action) { + track( + _handler.execute(std::move(action)), [this](ListBookmarksResult result) { emit listed(result); }, + [this](const std::exception_ptr& err) { reportError(err); }); +} + +void BookmarkPresenter::bulkEdit(BulkEdit action) { + track( + _handler.execute(std::move(action)), [this](BulkEditResult result) { emit bulkEdited(result); }, + [this](const std::exception_ptr& err) { reportError(err); }); +} + +void BookmarkPresenter::importChunk(ImportBookmarks action) { + track( + _handler.execute(std::move(action)), [this](ImportBookmarksResult result) { emit imported(result); }, + [this](const std::exception_ptr& err) { reportError(err); }); +} + +void BookmarkPresenter::exportAll(ExportBookmarks action) { + track( + _handler.execute(std::move(action)), [this](ExportBookmarksResult result) { emit exported(result); }, + [this](const std::exception_ptr& err) { reportError(err); }); +} + +} // namespace bookmarks::gui +``` + +- [ ] **Step 5: Write `TagPresenter`/`SharedFeedPresenter`, header + cpp, the identical shape** + +`TagPresenter` wraps `BridgeHandler` with `rename(RenameTag)` → +`renamed()`, `merge(MergeTags)` → `merged()`, `list(ListTags)` → +`listed(ListTagsResult)`, plus `failed(QString)`. `SharedFeedPresenter` +wraps `BridgeHandler` with `list(ListSharedFeed)` → +`listed(ListSharedFeedResult)`, plus `failed(QString)`. Both follow +`BookmarkPresenter`'s exact structure above — write them the same way, one +`track()` call per action, no domain logic. + +- [ ] **Step 6: Write the remaining presenter tests** — one success + one + failure case per action, across the full `Local`/`LocalSingleThread`/ + `Socket` matrix, for `BookmarkPresenter` (every action listed in Step 3), + `TagPresenter`, and `SharedFeedPresenter`. Follow + `pastebin`'s `test_paste_presenter.cpp` for the exact matrix/assertion + shape this rung's own Step 1 case above already demonstrates for one + action. + +- [ ] **Step 7: Run to verify it passes.** + +- [ ] **Step 8: Commit** + +```bash +git add examples/bookmarks/gui_lib/ examples/bookmarks/tests/test_bookmark_presenter.cpp \ + examples/bookmarks/tests/test_tag_presenter.cpp examples/bookmarks/tests/test_shared_feed_presenter.cpp +git commit -m "bookmarks: add BookmarkPresenter, TagPresenter, SharedFeedPresenter" +``` + +--- + +## Task 18: GUI shell, server binary, and offscreen smoke test + +**Files:** +- Create: `examples/bookmarks/gui_lib/bookmark_forms_controller.hpp` +- Create: `examples/bookmarks/gui_lib/bookmark_forms_controller.cpp` +- Create: `examples/bookmarks/gui_lib/bookmark_qml_bridges.hpp` +- Create: `examples/bookmarks/gui_lib/bookmark_qml_bridges.cpp` +- Create: `examples/bookmarks/gui/main.cpp` +- Create: `examples/bookmarks/gui/qml/Main.qml` +- Create: `examples/bookmarks/gui/qml/LoginView.qml` +- Create: `examples/bookmarks/gui/qml/BookmarkListView.qml` +- Create: `examples/bookmarks/src/server/main.cpp` +- Test: `examples/bookmarks/tests/test_gui_qml_smoke.cpp` + +**Interfaces:** Consumes every model/presenter task. Produces the desktop +client and standalone server binaries plus their QML/bridge glue. Schema-driven +throughout (`IMPLEMENTATION.md` rule 2) — `Login`, `CreateBookmark`, +`EditBookmark`, `RenameTag`, `MergeTags` all render from +`morph::forms::schemaJson()` through the shipped `MorphForms` module, +exactly as `pastebin::gui::PasteFormsController` +(`examples/pastebin/gui_lib/paste_forms_controller.hpp/.cpp`) already +proves out — mirror that file's shape (and its finding-021 written +justification for owning a `FormsControllerCore` directly rather than +composing over `AppContext`, since the same constraint applies here +unchanged) for `BookmarkFormsController`. + +**One genuinely new piece of glue, with its own written justification** +(rule 2's "(b) pure glue with no domain logic" clause): after a successful +`Login`, the GUI must attach the returned `AuthToken` to the `Bridge` so +every subsequent action carries it. This is infrastructure wiring, not +business logic — the equivalent of `pastebin`'s own `AppContext`-composition +pattern, one layer up. `BookmarkQmlBridges`' `onLoginSucceeded` handler +(mirroring `pastebin::gui::PasteBridge`/`FormsBridge`'s shape, +`paste_qml_bridges.hpp/.cpp`) does exactly this and nothing else: + +```cpp +// excerpt of BookmarkQmlBridges::onLoginSucceeded, gui_lib/bookmark_qml_bridges.cpp +void BookmarkQmlBridges::onLoginSucceeded(const LoginResult& result) { + ::morph::session::Context session; + session.principal = result.principal; + session.token = result.token.hasValue() ? *result.token : std::string{}; + _bridge.setDefaultSession(session); + emit loggedIn(QString::fromStdString(result.principal)); +} +``` + +- [ ] **Step 1: Write `examples/bookmarks/gui_lib/bookmark_forms_controller.hpp`/`.cpp`** + +Mirror `paste_forms_controller.hpp`/`.cpp` exactly: a `FormsControllerCore` +wrapping `submitIfValid(actionType, jsonPayload)` for `Login`, +`CreateBookmark`, `EditBookmark`, `RenameTag`, `MergeTags`, and +`ImportBookmarks`, each dispatched to the correct model +(`AuthModel`/`BookmarkModel`/`TagModel`) by `actionType` string. Cite +finding 021 in the class doc comment, unchanged from `pastebin`'s own. + +- [ ] **Step 2: Write `examples/bookmarks/gui_lib/bookmark_qml_bridges.hpp`/`.cpp`** + +Mirror `paste_qml_bridges.hpp`/`.cpp`: `AuthBridge` (login submit + +`loggedIn(QString)`/`failed(QString)` signals, the `onLoginSucceeded` +handler above), `BookmarkBridge` (list/get/create/edit/archive/delete, +`QVariantMap`/`QVariantList` bags — same "exactly N keys, no leaked field" +discipline `PasteBridge` established, reviewed in rung 1's own final +review), `TagBridge`, `SharedFeedBridge`. Each takes `(Bridge&, IExecutor*)` +only (presenter rule 2). + +- [ ] **Step 3: Write `examples/bookmarks/gui/qml/LoginView.qml`, `BookmarkListView.qml`, `Main.qml`** + +`Main.qml` composes a `StackView`: `LoginView` first (a single schema-driven +`DynamicForm` bound to `AuthBridge`'s `Login` schema plus a submit button — +no hand-built username field, the generated form already renders +`Login::username`'s single `std::string` member), pushing to +`BookmarkListView` on `loggedIn`. `BookmarkListView` is +`morph::forms`' list/table view bound to `BookmarkBridge::listed`, with a +schema-driven `DynamicForm` for `CreateBookmark` above it — the same +composition `pastebin`'s `PasteView.qml` already establishes. No hand-built +widgets beyond the `StackView`/layout scaffolding itself (rule 2's +"(b) pure glue" exemption — navigation chrome, not domain logic). + +- [ ] **Step 4: Write `examples/bookmarks/gui/main.cpp`** + +Mirror `pastebin/gui/main.cpp`: constructs `AppContext` (Local or Remote per +CLI flag, `examples/common/gui::AppContext`, unchanged from rung 1), +constructs every bridge/presenter, exposes them to QML as context +properties, loads `Main.qml` from the `Bookmarks` QML module (URI +capitalization matches `morph_add_rung()`'s convention — +`cmake/morph_add_rung.cmake`'s own `_uri_head`/`_uri_tail` logic, already +generalized). + +- [ ] **Step 5: Write `examples/bookmarks/src/server/main.cpp`** + +```cpp +// SPDX-License-Identifier: Apache-2.0 +#include "bookmarks/app/app.hpp" +#include "bookmarks/db/database.hpp" + +#include + +#include +#include + +#include +#include +#include + +namespace { +volatile std::sig_atomic_t g_shutdownRequested = 0; +void handleSigterm(int) { g_shutdownRequested = 1; } +} // namespace + +int main(int argc, char** argv) { + QCoreApplication qtApp{argc, argv}; + std::signal(SIGTERM, handleSigterm); + std::signal(SIGINT, handleSigterm); + + const char* secretEnv = std::getenv("BOOKMARKS_TOKEN_SECRET"); + if (secretEnv == nullptr) { + std::cerr << "BOOKMARKS_TOKEN_SECRET must be set\n"; + return 2; + } + bookmarks::db::setup("DRIVER=SQLite3;Database=bookmarks.db"); + + bookmarks::app::App app{"bookmarks-journal.jsonl", secretEnv}; + ::morph::qt::QtWebSocketServer wsServer{app.server()}; + const std::uint16_t port = 8766; + if (!wsServer.listen(port)) { + std::cerr << "failed to listen on port " << port << "\n"; + return 1; + } + std::cout << "bookmarks server listening on ws://127.0.0.1:" << port << "\n"; + + QTimer shutdownPoll; + QObject::connect(&shutdownPoll, &QTimer::timeout, [&] { + if (g_shutdownRequested != 0) { + qtApp.quit(); + } + }); + shutdownPoll.start(std::chrono::milliseconds{200}); + + const int rc = QCoreApplication::exec(); + wsServer.closeGracefully(std::chrono::seconds{2}); + return rc; +} +``` + +(Mirrors `pastebin::src::server::main.cpp`'s exact SIGTERM-poll shutdown +shape — see that file for the full `App::sweepInFlight()`-style +pump-then-destroy contract; this rung's own `App` has no equivalent drain +step to call before destruction since its worker's own `fetchInFlight()` +observability is a test-only concern, not a server-shutdown one — document +this asymmetry rather than silently copying an unnecessary drain call.) + +- [ ] **Step 6: Write the offscreen QML smoke test** + +Mirror `pastebin`'s `test_gui_qml_smoke.cpp`: load `Main.qml` under +`QT_QPA_PLATFORM=offscreen`, assert zero QML warnings with every bridge +context property present but unconnected to a live backend (the same +known, documented limitation `pastebin`'s own smoke test carries — Task 12 +of rung 1's ledger — restated here rather than silently inherited). + +- [ ] **Step 7: Manually verify end to end** (real server + real client, real + WebSocket, exactly as rung 1's Task 12 did): start `ladder_bookmarks_server` + with a real `BOOKMARKS_TOKEN_SECRET`, launch `ladder_bookmarks_gui` in + Remote mode, log in as two different usernames from two client instances, + confirm isolated collections, confirm the shared feed shows a bookmark + marked shared by either user, confirm `BulkEdit`/`RenameTag`/`MergeTags` + work end to end, confirm clean `SIGTERM` shutdown. Remove any temporary + autopilot/scripting used to drive this before committing (verify with a + diff review, the same discipline rung 1's Task 12 self-review applied). + +- [ ] **Step 8: Run to verify the automated tests pass.** + +- [ ] **Step 9: Commit** + +```bash +git add examples/bookmarks/gui_lib/bookmark_forms_controller.* examples/bookmarks/gui_lib/bookmark_qml_bridges.* \ + examples/bookmarks/gui/ examples/bookmarks/src/server/main.cpp examples/bookmarks/tests/test_gui_qml_smoke.cpp +git commit -m "bookmarks: add the schema-driven GUI shell, server binary, and QML smoke test" +``` + +--- + +## Task 19: WASM client wiring + +**Files:** +- Create: `examples/bookmarks/gui_wasm/main_wasm.cpp` +- Modify: `.github/workflows/wasm-ladder.yml` + +**Interfaces:** None new — this task is entirely about making the already-generic +machinery cover a second rung. + +Rung 1's Task 13 built two things this task reuses **unchanged**: the +`db_model.hpp` `#ifdef __EMSCRIPTEN__` two-branch `WithMapper` pattern +(finding 025) and `morph_add_rung()`'s `MORPH_CLIENT_ONLY` `FATAL_ERROR` +guard (`cmake/morph_add_rung.cmake`, already applied to every rung +generically). This rung's own `db_model.hpp` (Task 5) already has the +two-branch shape, so **no CMake or db_model change is needed here at all** +— confirmed by reading `morph_add_rung.cmake`'s `ladder_${_rung}_gui_wasm` +block during this task's own research, which is rung-name-generic +throughout. + +- [ ] **Step 1: Write `examples/bookmarks/gui_wasm/main_wasm.cpp`** + +Mirror `examples/pastebin/gui_wasm/main_wasm.cpp` exactly (or, if rung 1's +file itself references `examples/common/wasm_spike/main_wasm.cpp`'s +registration-retry-timer pattern for finding 024's transient +"handler not bound" gap, carry that same retry timer here too — this +rung's own `Main.qml`/`AppContext` wiring hits the identical +register-before-settled window pastebin's did): reads +`MORPH_LADDER_BOOKMARKS_WASM_SERVER_URL` (Task 13's compile definition), +constructs `AppContext` in Remote mode against it, loads the same +`Bookmarks` QML module the desktop client does. + +- [ ] **Step 2: Configure with Emscripten and verify the target exists** + +Run (requires an Emscripten toolchain — CI-only in this environment, per +rung 1's own finding that no local Emscripten was available when its +WASM work was authored): confirm `ladder_bookmarks_gui_wasm` is generated +by `morph_add_rung()` once `gui_wasm/main_wasm.cpp` exists, the same way +`ladder_pastebin_gui_wasm` was. If it is not generated, read +`morph_add_rung.cmake`'s own skip-reason `message(STATUS ...)` output +first — it names every prerequisite by design (rung 1's Task 12 fix round +established this) rather than silently vanishing. + +- [ ] **Step 3: Extend `.github/workflows/wasm-ladder.yml`** + +Add `ladder_bookmarks_gui_wasm` to the "Build the WASM-remote spike and +every rung's WASM client" step, by name, next to +`ladder_pastebin_gui_wasm` — matching that workflow's own documented +design ("fails loud if a target silently stops being generated"). Rung 1's +own final review flagged that step's title as overclaiming ("every rung's +WASM client" when it names exactly two targets); **fix that overclaim now, +in this task**, rather than repeating it a third time — either add a plain +`cmake --build build-wasm-ladder` pass after the two named-target builds +(covering any future rung automatically, closing the gap rung 1's review +flagged) or rename the step to name exactly what it builds. Pick the +former: it is the one rung 1's own review suggested, and it means Task 19 +of rung 3 will not need to touch this file at all. + +```yaml + - name: Build the WASM-remote spike and every rung's WASM client + run: | + export EM_CACHE="$PWD/.emcache" + cmake --build build-wasm-ladder --target morph_ladder_wasm_spike + cmake --build build-wasm-ladder --target ladder_pastebin_gui_wasm + cmake --build build-wasm-ladder --target ladder_bookmarks_gui_wasm + # Catches any further rung's WASM client too, without editing this + # file again -- closing the gap rung 1's own final review flagged. + cmake --build build-wasm-ladder +``` + +- [ ] **Step 4: Commit** + +```bash +git add examples/bookmarks/gui_wasm/main_wasm.cpp .github/workflows/wasm-ladder.yml +git commit -m "bookmarks: add the WASM client and extend the WASM CI gate to cover it" +``` + +--- + +## Self-Review + +**Spec coverage against `examples/bookmarks/README.md`:** + +| README section | Covered by | +|---|---| +| "What to implement" 1 (CRUD + archive/unarchive + tag assignment) | Task 6 | +| "What to implement" 2 (search/list + pagination) | Task 7 | +| "What to implement" 3 (BulkEdit, atomic) | Task 8, atomicity proven in Task 15 | +| "What to implement" 4 (tag rename/merge, cascades) | Task 9 | +| "What to implement" 5 (Netscape import/export, message-size bound) | Task 11 | +| "What to implement" 6 (sharing, merged shared feed) | Task 10 | +| Sessions & authorization (real signed tokens, `authorizeRegister`/`authorizeInstance`) | Task 1, exercised end-to-end in Task 14/15/18 | +| Background-job pattern, service principal | Task 12 | +| Journal split-by-blast-radius (outbox for multi-row, default for single-row) | Task 8 (`BulkEdit`), Task 9 (`MergeTags`) | +| No generic undo | Design decision only, README + Global Constraints — no task implements `undoLast()`, by design | +| Model topology / shared feed (this plan's corrected design) | Task 6/9/10 (plain registration), Task 1 (one authorizer) | +| Bookmark<->tag many-to-many | Task 5 (junction entity, no embedded relation field) | +| Bulk-write mechanics (`SqlTransaction`, not `ExecuteBatch`) | Task 8 | +| Expected strain point: background fetch racing user edits | Not a dedicated task — `RecordMetadata`'s `Update()` on the same row a user's `EditBookmark` might concurrently touch relies on SQLite's own write serialization, the same argument rung 1's burn-race test documents; **gap**: no dedicated concurrency test proves this for bookmarks specifically. Flagged here rather than silently assumed — a fix-round or a rung-2-specific follow-up task should add a `BackendRig::Socket` race test mirroring pastebin's own, or explicitly accept the same "SQLite serializes writers so this doesn't discriminate the guard" caveat that test's own comment states. | +| Expected strain point: cross-model rename race | Task 16 | +| Expected strain point: local mode has no authorization | Task 15 | +| Expected strain point: Unicode tags (NFC/NFD, case) | **Gap, stated plainly**: this plan's Task 5/9 store tag names as plain `TEXT` with no normalization step and no dedicated Unicode test. The README asks this be picked and tested, not merely left to SQLite's default (byte-exact, case-sensitive) comparison. Not fixed in this plan — flagged for a follow-up task (a `RenameTag`/tag-creation normalization pass, e.g. NFC via a small dependency-free normalizer or documenting byte-exact comparison as the deliberate choice) rather than silently omitted. | +| Expected strain point: favicon/preview blobs (paths in SQLite, bytes on disk) | Task 5 (`favicon_path` column) — **gap**: no task actually writes bytes to disk (`NullMetadataFetcher` never produces a `faviconPath`); a real `IBookmarkMetadataFetcher` implementation is explicitly out of scope (Task 12's own justification), so this is inherently untestable beyond the column existing. Consistent with, not contradicting, that scope decision. | +| Expected strain point: import of thousands of bookmarks, chunked, idempotent | Task 11 (idempotency proven); **gap**: no test imports at real scale (thousands of entries) or proves a mid-import connection drop resumes correctly beyond the single-chunk-retry case Task 11 covers — the DoD's own bar is "chunked actions... must resume without duplicating," which the single-chunk idempotency test satisfies at the unit level but not at the "thousands of bookmarks across many chunks" scale the strain point names. Flagged, not smoothed over. | +| DoD: two users, isolated collections, working shared feed, `authorizeRegister`/`authorizeInstance` enforced | Task 14/15/18 | +| DoD: metadata auto-fetch as background job, `GetChangesSince` poll | Task 12/16, `GetChangesSince` in Task 7 | +| DoD: `BulkEdit` atomic under injected mid-batch failure | Task 15 | +| DoD: background-job design record written in the README | Already done, this session, before this plan was written | + +**Placeholder scan**: none remaining — the two instances caught during this +plan's own writing (Task 6's copy-paste residue, Task 1's two-independent-statics +bug) were fixed in place, not left as notes, consistent with this document's +own "No Placeholders" standard. + +**Type/signature consistency check**: `BookmarkId`/`TagId`/`Cursor` (Task 2) +are used identically in every DTO (Tasks 3/4) and every model (Tasks 6-10) — +`static_cast(*id)` at every entity-boundary crossing, +`BookmarkId{static_cast(rec.id.Value())}` at every +entity-to-DTO crossing, consistently. `Count` (Task 2) is used identically +in `TagSummary::bookmarkCount`, `BulkEditResult::affected`, +`ImportBookmarksResult::imported`/`skipped` (Tasks 3/4). `AuthToken`/`Login`/ +`LoginResult` (Task 12) are self-contained and touch no other DTO. +`BookmarksAuthorizer`'s exact `authorizeInstance`/`authorizeRegister` +signatures (Task 1) match `IAuthorizer`'s real declared signatures +verified against `include/morph/session/session.hpp` directly — not +guessed. `journal::LogEntry`'s field names (`idempotencyKey`, `principal`, +`timestampMs`, etc.) are used identically in Task 8's `writeOutboxEntry`, +Task 9's `MergeTags`, and Task 12's `relayOutboxOnce`, all verified against +`include/morph/journal/action_log.hpp` directly. + +**Judgment calls this plan made that the original task breakdown did not +fully specify** (each with its reasoning, so a reviewer can assess them +rather than discover them mid-implementation): + +1. **`BookmarkModel`/`TagModel`/`SharedFeedModel` are all registered + plain, not `AllowShared`** — a correction to the README's own "shared + instances keyed by principal" framing, forced by `remote.hpp:800`'s + "shared instances are ownerless, by design," which would have made + `authorizeInstance` a no-op for exactly the models that most need it. + Documented at length in this plan's own "Corrections to the README" + section. This is the single largest deviation from the brief's original + framing, and it is a correctness fix, not a style preference — the + README's original design would have shipped with **zero** real + per-instance ownership enforcement. +2. **`RecordMetadata` bypasses the ownership check** other actions + perform, since it is dispatched by the trusted service principal on + behalf of an arbitrary owner. Mirrors `pastebin::ExpirePaste`'s + identical internal-only shape. +3. **`AuthModel`/`Login` were added**, not named in the original task + breakdown at all — a genuine gap the breakdown didn't anticipate: every + other action requires a token, but nothing minted the *first* one. Dev-mode, + no password, stated plainly as a scope decision in Task 12's own step + comment, not smoothed over. +4. **`BookmarksAuthorizer::authorizeRegister` exempts `"AuthModel"`** — + the necessary consequence of (3): the blanket "must be authenticated" + gate cannot apply to the one action that exists to *become* + authenticated. +5. **The process-global `TokenIssuer` holder** (`auth::setTokenIssuer`/ + `tokenIssuer`) — the same "registry-constructed models have no DI seam" + answer `morph::journal::setActionLog` already established; not a new + pattern invented for this rung. +6. **Tag associations are read via plain `Query()` + calls, never `HasManyThrough`** — forced by the verified + `DataMapper::Update()`/`HasMany`/`HasManyThrough` incompatibility (this + plan's Global Constraints section), which the original task breakdown's + framing ("both `BookmarkRecord`/`TagRecord` expose the inverse + `HasManyThrough` for reads") did not anticipate. +7. **`kMaxTagNameBytes`/`kMaxUrlBytes`/`kMaxTitleBytes` are `validate()`-only + sanity bounds, not `SqlAnsiString` storage-capacity checks** — a + deliberate departure from `pastebin::kMaxSyntaxBytes`'s pattern, because + these columns are plain `TEXT` (unbounded), and the whole point of + `kMaxSyntaxBytes`'s `static_assert` was tying a bound to a *fixed* + column's real capacity, which does not apply here. +8. **`BulkEdit` rejects the whole batch on the first unowned id**, not a + skip-and-report partial result — the README's own "all-or-nothing" + framing settles this, but the original task breakdown left both options + open; this plan picks and documents the choice rather than leaving it + for the implementer to guess mid-task. +9. **Two genuine coverage gaps are left open, not silently dropped**: the + Unicode-tag-normalization strain point and the at-scale chunked-import + strain point (see the spec-coverage table above). Both are named + explicitly rather than claimed as done. + +**Framework gaps discovered during this plan's own research that the +original task breakdown did not anticipate:** + +- The `HasMany`/`HasManyThrough`-vs-`Update()` incompatibility (item 6 + above) — verified against Lightweight's own vendored source + (`DataMapper.hpp`, `Description.hpp`), independently confirming + `examples/bank/include/bank/db/account_entity.hpp`'s own comment for + `HasMany` and extending the same proof to `HasManyThrough`. Not a new + finding this plan files (Lightweight's own `AccountRecord` comment + already documents the `HasMany` half; this plan's own Global Constraints + section is where the `HasManyThrough` extension is recorded) — but worth + a finding if a future rung hits it again without this plan's research to + reference, per the promotion rule's spirit (a third independent + rediscovery of the same gap is the signal to actually file one). +- The shared-instance-ownerless-by-design vs. plain-registration-real-owner + distinction (`remote.hpp:800` vs. `remote.hpp:1011`) is not itself a + framework *defect* — the doc comment at `remote.hpp:714-722` states the + design intentionally and correctly — but it is a **documentation gap in + this rung's own README**, which this plan's research corrected in the + plan itself but has not yet corrected in `examples/bookmarks/README.md` + proper. **A fix-round task, executed before or alongside Task 1, should + update the README's "Model topology and the shared feed" bullet to match + this plan's corrected design** — left as an explicit follow-up rather + than silently diverging from the design-authority document this plan + claims to follow. + +## Execution Handoff + +**Plan complete and saved to `docs/superpowers/plans/2026-08-07-ladder-rung2-bookmarks.md`. +Two execution options:** + +**1. Subagent-Driven (recommended)** — I dispatch a fresh subagent per task, +review between tasks, fast iteration. + +**2. Inline Execution** — Execute tasks in this session using +`executing-plans`, batch execution with checkpoints. + +**Which approach?** + +**If Subagent-Driven chosen:** +- **REQUIRED SUB-SKILL:** Use `superpowers:subagent-driven-development` +- Fresh subagent per task + two-stage review + +**If Inline Execution chosen:** +- **REQUIRED SUB-SKILL:** Use `superpowers:executing-plans` +- Batch execution with checkpoints for review diff --git a/docs/superpowers/plans/2026-08-07-ladder-rung3-framework-prereqs.md b/docs/superpowers/plans/2026-08-07-ladder-rung3-framework-prereqs.md new file mode 100644 index 00000000..af0a4994 --- /dev/null +++ b/docs/superpowers/plans/2026-08-07-ladder-rung3-framework-prereqs.md @@ -0,0 +1,1135 @@ +# Rung 3 framework prerequisites — Implementation Plan + +> **For agentic workers:** REQUIRED SUB-SKILL: Use superpowers:subagent-driven-development (recommended) or superpowers:executing-plans to implement this plan task-by-task. Steps use checkbox (`- [ ]`) syntax for tracking. + +**Goal:** Close the two framework gaps `examples/LADDER.md`'s "Framework +prerequisites" section names as blocking rung 3 (`polls`) — a client-side +execute deadline, and an async register-or-attach/attach path for +shared/keyed models — before any rung-3 app code is written. + +**Architecture:** Both gaps are closed as small, surgical, opt-in additions +to existing chokepoints (`Bridge::executeVia` for the deadline; +`Bridge::attachHandler`/`ensureBound` plus `BridgeHandler::execute` for the +async attach path), each mirroring a pattern the framework already ships +elsewhere (`RemoteServer`'s server-side `TimeoutScheduler` for the deadline; +`IBackend::registerModelAsync`'s existing opt-in/fallback shape for the async +attach). Neither changes default behavior for any existing embedder — every +addition is either newly-constructed-only-when-configured or a `false`/`0` +default that falls straight back to today's exact code path. + +**Tech Stack:** C++23, the morph core (`include/morph/core/`), Qt6 WebSocket +transport (`include/morph/qt/`, `src/qt/`), Catch2. + +## Global Constraints + +- C++23 throughout, matching every other file in `include/morph/core/`. +- **Zero default-behavior change.** Every embedder that has not explicitly + opted in (a new config knob, defaulted off/0/disabled) must see byte-identical + behavior after this plan as before it. This is not a style preference — it + is the same guarantee `registerModelAsync`'s own doc comment states + ("every backend that has not opted in ... is unaffected") and + `RemoteServer::LimitPolicy::executeTimeout`'s existing opt-in shape + (`0` = disabled) already sets as precedent in this exact codebase. +- **No new dependencies.** Both additions build on primitives the framework + already has (`Completion`/`CompletionState`'s existing public constructor + and idempotent `setValue`/`setException`; a relocated, unmodified copy of + `RemoteServer`'s existing `TimeoutScheduler`). +- **Spec-first for public API.** Both additions are used by ordinary + application code (any rung, not just polls) — `docs/spec/core/` gets a new + section for each, in the same file and style as the feature it extends. +- **Every new public symbol needs complete Doxygen** (`@param`/`@return`/ + `@tparam` as applicable) — the Docs CI workflow (`WARN_AS_ERROR = + FAIL_ON_WARNINGS`) enforces this for everything under `include/morph/`. + +--- + +### Task 1: Client-side execute deadline + +**Files:** +- Create: `include/morph/core/timeout_scheduler.hpp` (relocated from `remote.hpp`) +- Modify: `include/morph/core/remote.hpp` (drop the inline class, include the new header, update the qualified name) +- Modify: `include/morph/core/backend.hpp` (add `ClientTimeoutError`) +- Modify: `include/morph/core/bridge.hpp` (add `Bridge::setExecuteDeadline`, wire it into `executeVia`) +- Modify: `docs/spec/core/completion.md` (new section) +- Create: `tests/test_client_execute_deadline.cpp` + +**Interfaces:** +- Produces: `morph::async::detail::TimeoutScheduler` (relocated, unmodified + API: `Handle schedule(std::chrono::milliseconds, std::function)`, + `void cancel(Handle)`) — every later rung's polling helper (starting with + rung 3's own `GetEventsSince` client wrapper) builds on + `Bridge::setExecuteDeadline` alone, not on this class directly. +- Produces: `morph::backend::ClientTimeoutError : std::runtime_error` — + thrown to a pending `Completion` when `Bridge::setExecuteDeadline`'s + duration elapses with no reply from any layer (distinct from + `morph::backend::TimeoutError`, which means the *server* explicitly + reported hitting `LimitPolicy::executeTimeout` — a `ClientTimeoutError` + means nothing came back at all, dropped frame or hung server alike). +- Produces: `Bridge::setExecuteDeadline(std::chrono::milliseconds)` — opt-in, + defaults to `std::chrono::milliseconds{0}` (disabled). + +`RemoteServer`'s existing `TimeoutScheduler` (`include/morph/core/remote.hpp:66-167`, +currently `morph::backend::detail::TimeoutScheduler`) is a +self-contained, dependency-free, dedicated-background-thread +delay-then-fire-unless-cancelled primitive with no `Qt`/`IExecutor` +dependency of its own — exactly what a `Bridge`-owned client-side deadline +needs, since `Bridge` (`include/morph/core/bridge.hpp`) is transport- and +GUI-framework-agnostic. Relocate it unmodified into a new shared header so +both `RemoteServer` (server-side `executeTimeout`) and `Bridge` (this task's +client-side deadline) use the same class from one place, rather than +duplicating it. + +- [ ] **Step 1: Relocate `TimeoutScheduler`** + +Create `include/morph/core/timeout_scheduler.hpp`: + +```cpp +// SPDX-License-Identifier: Apache-2.0 + +#pragma once +#include +#include +#include +#include +#include +#include +#include +#include + +#include "logger.hpp" + +namespace morph::async::detail { + +/// @brief Background scheduler that invokes a callback once after a delay, unless cancelled first. +/// +/// Neither `Bridge` nor `RemoteServer` is bound to a specific `IExecutor` +/// with a delayed-post primitive, so a single dedicated thread per instance +/// tracks pending deadlines and fires callbacks when they elapse. Used by +/// `RemoteServer` to enforce `LimitPolicy::executeTimeout` (server-side — +/// see `docs/spec/core/backend.md`) and by `Bridge::setExecuteDeadline` +/// (client-side — see `docs/spec/core/completion.md`). +class TimeoutScheduler { + public: + /// @brief Opaque identifier for one scheduled callback. + using Handle = std::uint64_t; + + /// @brief Starts the background thread. + TimeoutScheduler() : _thread{[this] { run(); }} {} + + /// @brief Stops the background thread and joins it. + ~TimeoutScheduler() { + { + std::scoped_lock const lock{_mtx}; + _stop = true; + } + _cv.notify_all(); + _thread.join(); + } + + TimeoutScheduler(const TimeoutScheduler&) = delete; + TimeoutScheduler& operator=(const TimeoutScheduler&) = delete; + TimeoutScheduler(TimeoutScheduler&&) = delete; + TimeoutScheduler& operator=(TimeoutScheduler&&) = delete; + + /// @brief Schedules @p callback to run after @p delay on the scheduler's + /// background thread, unless cancelled first via `cancel()`. + /// @param delay Time to wait before firing. + /// @param callback Invoked on the scheduler thread if not cancelled in time. + /// Exceptions it throws are logged and swallowed. + /// @return Handle usable with `cancel()`. + Handle schedule(std::chrono::milliseconds delay, std::function callback) { + auto const deadline = std::chrono::steady_clock::now() + delay; + std::scoped_lock const lock{_mtx}; + Handle const handle = ++_nextHandle; + auto iter = _entries.emplace(deadline, Entry{handle, std::move(callback)}); + _index[handle] = iter; + _cv.notify_all(); + return handle; + } + + /// @brief Cancels a previously scheduled callback immediately. + /// + /// If @p handle has not fired yet, its entry (and anything its callback + /// captured) is erased right away — the caller does not have to wait for + /// the original deadline for that memory to be released. A no-op if + /// @p handle already fired or was already cancelled. + /// @param handle Handle returned by a prior `schedule()` call. + void cancel(Handle handle) { + std::scoped_lock const lock{_mtx}; + auto found = _index.find(handle); + if (found == _index.end()) { + return; + } + _entries.erase(found->second); + _index.erase(found); + } + + private: + struct Entry { + Handle handle; + std::function callback; + }; + + void run() { + std::unique_lock lock{_mtx}; + while (!_stop) { + if (_entries.empty()) { + _cv.wait(lock); + continue; + } + auto const nextDeadline = _entries.begin()->first; + _cv.wait_until(lock, nextDeadline); + if (_stop) { + break; + } + auto now = std::chrono::steady_clock::now(); + while (!_entries.empty() && _entries.begin()->first <= now) { + auto iter = _entries.begin(); + Entry entry = std::move(iter->second); + _index.erase(entry.handle); + _entries.erase(iter); + lock.unlock(); + try { + entry.callback(); + } catch (const std::exception& exc) { + ::morph::log::logError("[timeout-scheduler] callback threw: " + std::string{exc.what()}); + } catch (...) { + ::morph::log::logError("[timeout-scheduler] callback threw unknown exception"); + } + lock.lock(); + now = std::chrono::steady_clock::now(); + } + } + } + + std::mutex _mtx; + std::condition_variable _cv; + std::multimap _entries; + std::unordered_map::iterator> _index; + Handle _nextHandle{0}; + bool _stop{false}; + std::thread _thread; +}; + +} // namespace morph::async::detail +``` + +This is a byte-for-byte copy of `remote.hpp:66-167`'s class body, only its +namespace changed (`morph::backend::detail` → `morph::async::detail`, since +its only two call sites — `RemoteServer` and, after this task, +`Bridge::executeVia` — both operate on `morph::async::CompletionState`-shaped +things, and `Completion`/`CompletionState` already live in `morph::async`). + +- [ ] **Step 2: Update `remote.hpp` to use the relocated class** + +In `include/morph/core/remote.hpp`: +1. Delete the inline `class TimeoutScheduler { ... };` definition (lines + 66-167 as of this plan's writing — confirm the exact range by searching + for `class TimeoutScheduler` before deleting, since line numbers drift). +2. Add `#include "timeout_scheduler.hpp"` alongside the file's other + `#include "..."` lines (near `#include "backend.hpp"`). +3. Every remaining use of `TimeoutScheduler` in this file + (`_timeoutScheduler` member declaration and the 5 call sites found via + `grep -n "TimeoutScheduler" include/morph/core/remote.hpp` before this + change) is currently unqualified `detail::TimeoutScheduler`, resolved via + this file's own `namespace morph::backend { namespace detail { ... } }` + nesting. After the relocation it must be spelled + `::morph::async::detail::TimeoutScheduler` at every one of those sites + (an explicit, fully-qualified reference — do not add a `using` alias, + which would silently shadow `morph::backend::detail` for anything else + declared later in this file). + +- [ ] **Step 3: Verify `RemoteServer`'s existing behavior is unchanged** + +Run: `cmake --build build/clang-coverage --target morph_tests` then +`ctest --test-dir build/clang-coverage -R test_limit_policy` +Expected: identical pass count to a pre-change baseline (capture the +baseline first: `ctest --test-dir build/clang-coverage -R test_limit_policy` +before Step 1). This is a pure relocation — zero behavior change is the bar, +not "still passes." + +- [ ] **Step 4: Add `ClientTimeoutError`** + +In `include/morph/core/backend.hpp`, immediately after the existing +`TimeoutError` struct (currently lines 379-382 — confirm via +`grep -n "struct TimeoutError"` before editing): + +```cpp +/// @brief Thrown to a pending `Completion` when `Bridge::setExecuteDeadline`'s +/// duration elapses before any reply arrives — a frame silently +/// dropped by `QtWebSocketServerConfig::messagesPerSecond`, or a +/// genuinely hung server, either way. +/// +/// Distinct from `TimeoutError`: that type means the *server* explicitly +/// replied that it hit `LimitPolicy::executeTimeout` while the action was +/// still running. `ClientTimeoutError` means the client gave up waiting — +/// no reply of any kind arrived, so whether the server ever received the +/// request, is still processing it, or replied to a connection that had +/// already dropped is unknown. See `docs/spec/core/completion.md`. +struct ClientTimeoutError : std::runtime_error { + /// @brief Constructs the error with a canned diagnostic message. + ClientTimeoutError() : std::runtime_error{"execute timed out waiting for any reply"} {} +}; +``` + +- [ ] **Step 5: Wire the deadline into `Bridge`** + +In `include/morph/core/bridge.hpp`: + +1. Add `#include "timeout_scheduler.hpp"` to the file's includes. +2. Add a public method on `Bridge` (near `setDefaultSession`, which is the + nearest existing "runtime-configurable knob" on this class — search + `void setDefaultSession` to find it and place this beside it): + +```cpp +/// @brief Sets (or disables) the client-side execute deadline. +/// +/// Every `executeVia()` call after this point races the real reply against +/// @p deadline; whichever settles first wins (`CompletionState::setValue`/ +/// `setException` are idempotent — see `completion.hpp`). If @p deadline +/// elapses first, the pending `Completion` fails with `ClientTimeoutError`; +/// the real reply, if it arrives later, is silently discarded exactly like +/// any other late write to an already-resolved `CompletionState`. +/// +/// Disabled (`std::chrono::milliseconds{0}`, the default) reproduces +/// today's exact behavior: a dropped frame or a hung server leaves the +/// `Completion` pending forever, same as before this method existed. +/// +/// @param deadline Maximum time to wait for any reply. `0` disables the +/// deadline. +void setExecuteDeadline(std::chrono::milliseconds deadline) { + std::scoped_lock const lock{_executeDeadlineMtx}; + _executeDeadline = deadline; + if (_executeDeadline.count() > 0 && !_timeoutScheduler) { + _timeoutScheduler = std::make_unique<::morph::async::detail::TimeoutScheduler>(); + } +} +``` + +3. Add the two private members it uses, next to `_sessionMtx`/`_defaultSession` + (search for `_sessionMtx` to find the right neighborhood): + +```cpp +mutable std::mutex _executeDeadlineMtx; +std::chrono::milliseconds _executeDeadline{0}; +std::unique_ptr<::morph::async::detail::TimeoutScheduler> _timeoutScheduler; +``` + +4. In `executeVia` (search `Completion::Result> executeVia` + to find it — as of this plan's writing at `bridge.hpp:691`), immediately + after the `typedState`/`typed` pair is constructed and the `raw == 0U` + fast-fail check has already returned (i.e., only real dispatches reach + this point — a fast-failed "handler not bound" `Completion` needs no + deadline, it's already resolved), read the deadline once and, if enabled, + schedule it: + +```cpp + std::chrono::milliseconds deadline{0}; + { + std::scoped_lock const lock{_executeDeadlineMtx}; + deadline = _executeDeadline; + } + std::optional<::morph::async::detail::TimeoutScheduler::Handle> deadlineHandle; + if (deadline.count() > 0) { + std::scoped_lock const lock{_executeDeadlineMtx}; + deadlineHandle = _timeoutScheduler->schedule( + deadline, [typedState] { typedState->setException(std::make_exception_ptr(::morph::backend::ClientTimeoutError{})); }); + } +``` + + (Place this block after the `raw == 0U` early-return, before + `::morph::backend::detail::ActionCall call;` — the exact insertion point + any implementer should confirm by reading the surrounding ~15 lines, + since this plan quotes the method's shape from research, not a live + diff.) + +5. In the same method, the existing `anyCompletion.then(...).onError(...)` + block (near the end of `executeVia`, already shown in this plan's + research citations as ending with + `.onError([typedState](const std::exception_ptr& err) { typedState->setException(err); });`) + must cancel the scheduled deadline on **both** branches, before the + `typedState->setValue`/`setException` call already there — add one line + to each lambda's body: + +```cpp + if (deadlineHandle) { + std::scoped_lock const lock{_executeDeadlineMtx}; + _timeoutScheduler->cancel(*deadlineHandle); + } +``` + + in the success lambda right before `typedState->setValue(std::move(*typedResult));` + (inside the `try` block, after the `publishResult`/`onResult` work, so a + thrown exception from that work still reaches the `catch` and the + deadline is still cancelled — actually: cancel it as the *first* line of + the lambda, before any of that other work, so a slow `onResult`/ + `publishResult` callback cannot race the deadline firing concurrently + while this lambda is still running), and as the first line of the + `.onError(...)` lambda, before `typedState->setException(err);`. + `deadlineHandle`/`typedState` must both be captured by the lambdas that + do not already capture them (the success lambda already captures + `typedState`; add `deadlineHandle` — copied, it is a small + `std::optional` — to both lambdas' capture lists, plus `this` + if not already captured, to reach `_timeoutScheduler`/`_executeDeadlineMtx`; + the success lambda already captures `this`, so add `deadlineHandle` there; + the error lambda currently captures only `typedState`, so add both `this` + and `deadlineHandle`). + +- [ ] **Step 6: Write the failing tests** + +Create `tests/test_client_execute_deadline.cpp`: + +```cpp +// SPDX-License-Identifier: Apache-2.0 +// +// Coverage for the client-side execute deadline (examples/LADDER.md's +// "Framework prerequisites" #2): Bridge::setExecuteDeadline races the real +// reply against a client-owned timeout, so a frame silently dropped by +// QtWebSocketServerConfig::messagesPerSecond, or a genuinely hung server, +// no longer blocks the calling Completion forever. + +#include +#include +#include +#include +#include +#include +#include +#include +#include +#include +#include + +#include "test_support.hpp" + +namespace { + +struct DeadlineCount { + int x = 0; +}; + +struct DeadlineModel { + int execute(const DeadlineCount& a) { return a.x; } +}; + +// A backend whose execute() never resolves its Completion (until the test +// explicitly settles it), simulating a frame the server dropped -- no +// reply, ever, on this path -- or a hung server. +class NeverRepliesBackend : public morph::backend::detail::IBackend { + public: + morph::exec::detail::ModelId registerModel( + const std::string&, std::function()>) override { + return morph::exec::detail::ModelId{1}; + } + void deregisterModel(morph::exec::detail::ModelId) override {} + morph::async::Completion> execute(morph::exec::detail::ModelId, + morph::backend::detail::ActionCall, + morph::exec::IExecutor* cbExec) override { + auto state = std::make_shared>>(); + ++liveCompletions; + return morph::async::Completion>{state, cbExec}; + // state is intentionally dropped here with no setValue/setException + // ever called -- the Completion this returns never settles on its + // own, matching a dropped frame or a server that never replies. + } + std::atomic liveCompletions{0}; +}; + +} // namespace + +template <> +struct morph::model::ActionTraits { + using Result = int; + static constexpr std::string_view typeId() { return "Deadline_Count"; } + static std::string toJson(const DeadlineCount& a) { return R"({"x":)" + std::to_string(a.x) + "}"; } + static DeadlineCount fromJson(std::string_view) { return {}; } + static std::string resultToJson(const int& r) { return std::to_string(r); } + static int resultFromJson(std::string_view s) { return std::stoi(std::string{s}); } +}; +template <> +struct morph::model::ModelTraits { + static constexpr std::string_view typeId() { return "Deadline_Model"; } +}; + +TEST_CASE("Bridge::setExecuteDeadline(0) (the default) never fires -- a call that never replies " + "stays pending, matching pre-existing behavior", + "[core][bridge][client-deadline]") { + morph::exec::MainThreadExecutor exec; + morph::bridge::Bridge bridge; + bridge.setBackend(std::make_shared()); + morph::bridge::BridgeHandler handler{bridge, &exec}; + + bool resolved = false; + handler.execute(DeadlineCount{.x = 1}) + .then([&resolved](int) { resolved = true; }) + .onError([&resolved](const std::exception_ptr&) { resolved = true; }); + exec.runFor(std::chrono::milliseconds{200}); + CHECK_FALSE(resolved); +} + +TEST_CASE("Bridge::setExecuteDeadline fires ClientTimeoutError when no reply arrives in time", + "[core][bridge][client-deadline]") { + morph::exec::MainThreadExecutor exec; + morph::bridge::Bridge bridge; + bridge.setBackend(std::make_shared()); + bridge.setExecuteDeadline(std::chrono::milliseconds{50}); + morph::bridge::BridgeHandler handler{bridge, &exec}; + + bool failed = false; + bool threwClientTimeout = false; + handler.execute(DeadlineCount{.x = 1}).onError([&](const std::exception_ptr& err) { + failed = true; + try { + std::rethrow_exception(err); + } catch (const morph::backend::ClientTimeoutError&) { + threwClientTimeout = true; + } catch (...) { + } + }); + // Poll rather than a single runFor(): the deadline fires on the + // TimeoutScheduler's own background thread, which posts to `exec` -- + // give it real wall-clock slack, matching this codebase's other + // cross-thread test patterns (see pumpUntil in examples/common/testkit). + for (int i = 0; i < 50 && !failed; ++i) { + exec.runFor(std::chrono::milliseconds{20}); + } + REQUIRE(failed); + CHECK(threwClientTimeout); +} + +TEST_CASE("A deadline that is cancelled by a real, on-time reply does not also fire", + "[core][bridge][client-deadline]") { + // Uses the ordinary in-process LocalBackend, which always replies + // quickly -- proves the cancellation path (Step 5's `.then`/`.onError` + // cancel-before-settle lines), not just the firing path above. + morph::exec::ThreadPoolExecutor workerPool{2}; + morph::exec::MainThreadExecutor guiExec; + morph::bridge::Bridge bridge; + bridge.setBackend(std::make_shared(workerPool)); + bridge.setExecuteDeadline(std::chrono::milliseconds{2000}); // generous; must not fire + morph::bridge::BridgeHandler handler{bridge, &guiExec}; + + int result = -1; + bool failed = false; + handler.execute(DeadlineCount{.x = 7}) + .then([&result](int r) { result = r; }) + .onError([&failed](const std::exception_ptr&) { failed = true; }); + guiExec.runFor(std::chrono::milliseconds{500}); + CHECK(result == 7); + CHECK_FALSE(failed); + // If cancellation did not work, the 2000ms deadline is still pending on + // the scheduler's background thread; the test process must not hang at + // exit waiting for it -- Bridge's destructor and TimeoutScheduler's + // destructor both join their threads unconditionally, so a leaked + // pending entry would only delay (not hang) teardown. This assertion + // exists to document that expectation, not to measure it directly. +} +``` + +- [ ] **Step 7: Confirm `test_client_execute_deadline.cpp` is picked up by the build** + +Check `tests/CMakeLists.txt` (or wherever `morph_tests`' sources are +enumerated — likely a glob, matching every other file in `tests/`) actually +includes new files automatically; if it is an explicit list rather than a +glob, add the new file's path in the same style as its neighbors. + +- [ ] **Step 8: Run to verify all three new tests fail without Step 4/5's code** + +(A true red-first check only applies if you implement tests before code — +if Steps 4-5 are already done by this point, this step is a sanity +confirmation instead, matching this session's established pattern for +plan-supplied code where the feature predates the test by construction.) + +- [ ] **Step 9: Run to verify all three tests pass** + +Run: `cmake --build build/clang-coverage --target morph_tests && ctest --test-dir build/clang-coverage -R test_client_execute_deadline` +Expected: 3 test cases pass. Also re-run +`ctest --test-dir build/clang-coverage -R test_limit_policy` and the whole +`morph_tests`/`ladder` suites to confirm zero regressions. + +- [ ] **Step 10: Update `docs/spec/core/completion.md`** + +Add a new section (placement: wherever the file's existing structure best +fits a "how a `Completion` can fail" topic — read the file first and match +its heading style) documenting: `Bridge::setExecuteDeadline`'s opt-in shape +and default-disabled behavior; `ClientTimeoutError` vs. `TimeoutError`'s +distinction; the race-cancel-idempotent mechanics (a late real reply after +the deadline fired is silently discarded, not an error); and a +cross-reference to `docs/spec/core/backend.md`'s existing +`LimitPolicy::executeTimeout` section for the server-side counterpart. + +- [ ] **Step 11: Commit** + +```bash +git add include/morph/core/timeout_scheduler.hpp include/morph/core/remote.hpp \ + include/morph/core/backend.hpp include/morph/core/bridge.hpp \ + docs/spec/core/completion.md tests/test_client_execute_deadline.cpp \ + tests/CMakeLists.txt +git commit -m "core: add a client-side execute deadline (Bridge::setExecuteDeadline)" +``` + +--- + +### Task 2: Async register-or-attach and attach for shared/keyed models + +**Files:** +- Modify: `include/morph/core/backend.hpp` (new `IBackend` virtuals) +- Modify: `include/morph/qt/qt_websocket_backend.hpp` and `src/qt/qt_websocket_backend.cpp` (real async implementation) +- Modify: `include/morph/core/bridge.hpp` (`Bridge::attachHandlerAsync`/`ensureBoundAsync`; `BridgeHandler::execute`'s `PayloadKeyed`/`ResultKeyed` branches) +- Modify: `docs/spec/core/shared_instances.md` (new section + API-reference rows) +- Modify: `tests/test_async_registration.cpp` (new test cases, same file — this is the established home for this exact class of coverage) + +**Interfaces:** +- Consumes: Task 1's nothing directly (independent of the deadline work, + but both must land before rung 3's app tasks — see this plan's + "Execution order" note at the end). +- Produces: `IBackend::registerModelSharedAsync`/`attachModelAsync` — opt-in + virtuals mirroring `registerModelAsync`'s exact shape (default returns + `false`, invoking neither callback; a backend that opts in returns `true` + and later invokes exactly one of `onRegistered`/`onError`). + `QtWebSocketBackend` implements both for real, gated behind the same + existing `QtWebSocketBackendConfig::asyncRegistrationEnabled` flag + `registerModelAsync` already uses — no new config knob. +- Produces: no new public `BridgeHandler`/`Bridge` API surface — `execute()`'s + existing signature and documented behavior ("A payload- or result-keyed + action's attach/promote step never throws out of this call ... the + failure is instead delivered through the returned Completion's + `.onError(...)`") is unchanged; only *how* that promise is kept changes, + transparently, when the backend offers an async path. + +`IBackend::registerModelAsync`'s reply routing on `QtWebSocketBackend` is +already verb-agnostic: `onTextMessage`'s non-zero-`callId` branch +(`src/qt/qt_websocket_backend.cpp`, confirmed by reading it directly — +search `_pendingRegistrations.find(env.callId)`) matches *any* reply +carrying a matching `callId` against the same `_pendingRegistrations` map, +regardless of which wire verb (`register`, `registerShared`, `attach`) +produced the original request. `registerModelShared`'s wire form is a +`register` envelope with `primary`/`shared` fields added +(`docs/spec/core/shared_instances.md`, "Wire protocol changes" section); +`attach` is its own envelope kind but replies the same way (`ok` with a +`modelId`, or `err`). This means both new async methods are close to a +copy-paste of `registerModelAsync`'s existing body, substituting +`wire::makeRegisterShared`/`wire::makeAttach` for `wire::makeRegister` — no +new routing logic is needed on the reply-handling side at all. + +`BridgeHandler::attach(key)` (the standalone public method, distinct +from `execute()`) is **out of scope** for this task: its own doc comment +already documents it as deliberately synchronous ("a caller that wants the +failure delivered asynchronously should attach via a payload-keyed action's +`execute()` instead") — this task makes that documented escape hatch real, +it does not change `attach()` itself. Rung 3's `OpenPoll{pollId}` is a +payload-keyed *action*, dispatched via `handler.execute(OpenPoll{pollId})`, +which is exactly the path this task covers. + +- [ ] **Step 1: Add the two new `IBackend` virtuals** + +In `include/morph/core/backend.hpp`, immediately after the existing +`registerModelAsync` declaration (confirm the exact line via +`grep -n "virtual bool registerModelAsync"`) and before +`registerModelShared`'s declaration: + +```cpp + /// @brief Optional non-blocking counterpart to `registerModelShared`. + /// + /// Same rationale and shape as `registerModelAsync` (see its doc comment + /// immediately above): `registerModelShared`'s synchronous default + /// implementations block the calling thread until a reply arrives, which + /// aborts a WASM main thread the moment a shared/keyed handler makes its + /// first attach. A backend that overrides this sends the request and + /// returns `true` immediately, then invokes exactly one of + /// @p onRegistered / @p onError once the reply arrives, on the backend's + /// own thread (unless the backend is destroyed first, in which case + /// neither fires). + /// + /// The default implementation offers no async path and returns `false` + /// without calling either callback — the caller (`Bridge::ensureBoundAsync`) + /// falls back to the synchronous `registerModelShared` in that case, + /// matching every caller's behavior before this method existed. + /// + /// @param typeId String type-id of the model. + /// @param factory Callable that constructs the `IModelHolder` (local path only). + /// @param identity Entity key for the action log plus the directory primary key. + /// @param onRegistered Invoked with the assigned/attached `ModelId` on success. + /// @param onError Invoked with a diagnostic message on failure. + /// @return `true` if this backend accepted the request and will invoke + /// exactly one callback later; `false` if it has no async path. + virtual bool registerModelSharedAsync( + const std::string& typeId, std::function()> factory, + ::morph::backend::detail::InstanceIdentity identity, + std::function onRegistered, + std::function onError) { + (void)typeId; + (void)factory; + (void)identity; + (void)onRegistered; + (void)onError; + return false; + } +``` + +And immediately after `attachModel`'s declaration: + +```cpp + /// @brief Optional non-blocking counterpart to `attachModel`. + /// + /// Same rationale and shape as `registerModelSharedAsync` immediately + /// above (itself mirroring `registerModelAsync`) — see that doc comment + /// for the full opt-in/fallback contract. + /// @param typeId String type-id of the model. + /// @param factory Callable that constructs the `IModelHolder` (local path only). + /// @param identity Entity key for the action log plus the directory primary key. + /// @param current Instance currently held, or `ModelId{0}` if none. + /// @param onRegistered Invoked with the `ModelId` now attached to, on success. + /// @param onError Invoked with a diagnostic message on failure. + /// @return `true` if this backend accepted the request and will invoke + /// exactly one callback later; `false` if it has no async path. + virtual bool attachModelAsync( + const std::string& typeId, std::function()> factory, + ::morph::backend::detail::InstanceIdentity identity, ::morph::exec::detail::ModelId current, + std::function onRegistered, + std::function onError) { + (void)typeId; + (void)factory; + (void)identity; + (void)current; + (void)onRegistered; + (void)onError; + return false; + } +``` + +Note `attachModelAsync` takes `current` but has no `factory`-driven +"deregister the old one first" step the way the synchronous +`IBackend::attachModel`'s *default* implementation does +(`backend.hpp:201-219`, acquire-before-release ordering) — `QtWebSocketBackend`'s +own synchronous `attachModel` already does not deregister `current` itself +either when `identity.primary` is non-empty (only the empty-primary +degrade-to-private-instance branch deregisters), so the async override +below follows that same existing division of responsibility, not a new one. + +- [ ] **Step 2: Implement both in `QtWebSocketBackend`** + +In `include/morph/qt/qt_websocket_backend.hpp`, add both declarations near +the existing `registerModelAsync` declaration (mirror its exact Doxygen +shape): + +```cpp + /// @brief Sends a shared (register-or-attach) `register` and, if async + /// registration is enabled, returns without blocking. + /// @param typeId String type-id of the model. + /// @param factory Ignored — model construction is delegated to the server. + /// @param identity Entity key for the action log plus the directory primary key. + /// @param onRegistered Invoked with the assigned `ModelId` on success. + /// @param onError Invoked with a diagnostic message on failure. + /// @return `true` if `asyncRegistrationEnabled` is set (see + /// `QtWebSocketBackendConfig`) and the request was sent; + /// `false` otherwise, falling back to the synchronous + /// `registerModelShared`. + bool registerModelSharedAsync( + const std::string& typeId, std::function()> factory, + ::morph::backend::detail::InstanceIdentity identity, + std::function onRegistered, + std::function onError) override; + + /// @brief Sends an `attach` and, if async registration is enabled, + /// returns without blocking. + /// @param typeId String type-id of the model. + /// @param factory Ignored — model construction is delegated to the server. + /// @param identity Entity key for the action log plus the directory primary key. + /// @param current Instance currently held, or `ModelId{0}` if none. + /// @param onRegistered Invoked with the `ModelId` now attached to, on success. + /// @param onError Invoked with a diagnostic message on failure. + /// @return `true` if `asyncRegistrationEnabled` is set and the request + /// was sent; `false` otherwise, falling back to the synchronous + /// `attachModel`. + bool attachModelAsync( + const std::string& typeId, std::function()> factory, + ::morph::backend::detail::InstanceIdentity identity, ::morph::exec::detail::ModelId current, + std::function onRegistered, + std::function onError) override; +``` + +In `src/qt/qt_websocket_backend.cpp`, immediately after the existing +`registerModelAsync` definition (confirm exact location via +`grep -n "bool QtWebSocketBackend::registerModelAsync"`): + +```cpp +bool QtWebSocketBackend::registerModelSharedAsync( + const std::string& typeId, std::function()> /*factory*/, + ::morph::backend::detail::InstanceIdentity identity, std::function onRegistered, + std::function onError) { + if (!_cfg.asyncRegistrationEnabled) { + return false; + } + if (identity.primary.empty()) { + // Degrades to the private (non-shared) path, exactly like the + // synchronous registerModelShared above -- and that path already + // has an async form: this class's existing registerModelAsync. + return registerModelAsync(typeId, nullptr, identity.contextKey, std::move(onRegistered), std::move(onError)); + } + if (!_connected) { + onError("disconnected"); + return true; + } + uint64_t const callId = ++_nextCallId; + { + std::scoped_lock const lock{_pendingMtx}; + _pendingRegistrations[callId] = PendingRegistration{std::move(onRegistered), std::move(onError)}; + } + auto env = ::morph::wire::makeRegisterShared(typeId, std::string{identity.primary}, std::string{identity.contextKey}); + env.callId = callId; + _socket.sendTextMessage(QString::fromStdString(::morph::wire::encode(env))); + return true; +} + +bool QtWebSocketBackend::attachModelAsync( + const std::string& typeId, std::function()> /*factory*/, + ::morph::backend::detail::InstanceIdentity identity, ::morph::exec::detail::ModelId current, + std::function onRegistered, std::function onError) { + if (!_cfg.asyncRegistrationEnabled) { + return false; + } + if (identity.primary.empty()) { + // Mirrors the synchronous attachModel's empty-primary branch: release + // the current instance (fire-and-forget, as deregisterModel already + // is) and degrade to a private async registration. + if (current.v != 0U) { + deregisterModel(current); + } + return registerModelAsync(typeId, nullptr, identity.contextKey, std::move(onRegistered), std::move(onError)); + } + if (!_connected) { + onError("disconnected"); + return true; + } + uint64_t const callId = ++_nextCallId; + { + std::scoped_lock const lock{_pendingMtx}; + _pendingRegistrations[callId] = PendingRegistration{std::move(onRegistered), std::move(onError)}; + } + auto env = ::morph::wire::makeAttach(typeId, std::string{identity.primary}, current.v, std::string{identity.contextKey}); + env.callId = callId; + _socket.sendTextMessage(QString::fromStdString(::morph::wire::encode(env))); + return true; +} +``` + +Both reuse the exact same `_pendingRegistrations` map, `PendingRegistration` +struct, and reply-routing code `registerModelAsync` already has — confirm +by reading `onTextMessage`'s callId-routing branch (Step "research" already +verified this is verb-agnostic) that no changes are needed there. + +- [ ] **Step 3: Add `Bridge`-side async attach/ensure-bound** + +In `include/morph/core/bridge.hpp`, add `attachHandlerAsync`/`ensureBoundAsync` +immediately after the existing synchronous `attachHandler`/`ensureBound` +(same neighborhood, same access level — both are called from +`BridgeHandler::execute`, which is a friend or has appropriate access +already, matching how `attachHandler`/`ensureBound` are reached today): + +```cpp + /// @brief Async counterpart to `attachHandler`: prefers the backend's + /// `attachModelAsync` when available, invoking @p onDone once + /// attached (or failed) instead of blocking. + /// + /// Falls back to the synchronous `attachHandler` (and calls @p onDone + /// immediately, from this thread) when the backend offers no async + /// path — so a caller that always goes through this method behaves + /// identically to calling `attachHandler` directly, on every backend + /// that has not opted in to `attachModelAsync`. + /// @tparam Model Concrete model type. + /// @param binding Shared binding, as returned by `registerSharedHandler()`. + /// @param primary Canonical string encoding of the primary key to attach to. + /// @param onDone Invoked with `nullptr` on success, or a non-null + /// `exception_ptr` on failure — always exactly once, + /// synchronously if the fallback path is taken. + template + void attachHandlerAsync(const std::shared_ptr& binding, std::string primary, + std::function onDone) { + std::scoped_lock const lock{_attachMtx}; + if (binding->primary == primary && binding->currentId.load() != 0U) { + onDone(nullptr); + return; + } + auto const previous = ::morph::exec::detail::ModelId{binding->currentId.load()}; + auto backend = loadBackend(); + auto primaryCopy = primary; + std::weak_ptr const weakLiveness{_liveness}; + std::weak_ptr const weakBinding{binding}; + bool const started = backend->attachModelAsync( + binding->typeId, binding->modelFactory, {.contextKey = primaryCopy, .primary = primaryCopy}, previous, + [weakLiveness, weakBinding, primaryCopy, onDone](::morph::exec::detail::ModelId newId) { + if (!weakLiveness.lock()) { + return; + } + auto strongBinding = weakBinding.lock(); + if (!strongBinding) { + return; + } + strongBinding->contextKey = primaryCopy; + strongBinding->primary = primaryCopy; + strongBinding->currentId.store(newId.v); + onDone(nullptr); + }, + [onDone](const std::string& message) { onDone(std::make_exception_ptr(std::runtime_error(message))); }); + if (!started) { + try { + auto newId = backend->attachModel(binding->typeId, binding->modelFactory, + {.contextKey = primary, .primary = primary}, previous); + binding->contextKey = primary; + binding->primary = std::move(primary); + binding->currentId.store(newId.v); + onDone(nullptr); + } catch (...) { + onDone(std::current_exception()); + } + } + } + + /// @brief Async counterpart to `ensureBound`. See `attachHandlerAsync`'s + /// doc comment for the fallback contract. + /// @param binding Shared binding to bind. + /// @param onDone Invoked exactly once: `nullptr` on success, or a + /// non-null `exception_ptr` on failure. + void ensureBoundAsync(const std::shared_ptr& binding, + std::function onDone) { + std::scoped_lock const lock{_attachMtx}; + if (binding->currentId.load() != 0U) { + onDone(nullptr); + return; + } + auto backend = loadBackend(); + std::weak_ptr const weakLiveness{_liveness}; + std::weak_ptr const weakBinding{binding}; + bool const started = backend->registerModelSharedAsync( + binding->typeId, binding->modelFactory, {.contextKey = binding->contextKey, .primary = {}}, + [weakLiveness, weakBinding, onDone](::morph::exec::detail::ModelId newId) { + if (!weakLiveness.lock()) { + return; + } + auto strongBinding = weakBinding.lock(); + if (!strongBinding) { + return; + } + strongBinding->currentId.store(newId.v); + onDone(nullptr); + }, + [onDone](const std::string& message) { onDone(std::make_exception_ptr(std::runtime_error(message))); }); + if (!started) { + try { + auto newId = backend->registerModelShared(binding->typeId, binding->modelFactory, + {.contextKey = binding->contextKey, .primary = {}}); + binding->currentId.store(newId.v); + onDone(nullptr); + } catch (...) { + onDone(std::current_exception()); + } + } + } +``` + +Both hold `_attachMtx` only around the synchronous branch's own state +mutation and the async branch's *dispatch* (matching `attachHandler`'s +existing lock scope) — not around waiting for `onDone`, which for the async +path fires later, off this call stack entirely, on the backend's own +thread. This mirrors `registerHandlerImpl`'s existing doc comment +("the backend call must not run under `_mtx`") applied to `_attachMtx` +here: an async callback that reacquired `_attachMtx` from inside this +scope (which it does not — the scope ends when this method returns, well +before any async callback fires) would self-deadlock, so the shape above +(lock only around dispatch, not completion) is required, not incidental. + +- [ ] **Step 4: Wire `BridgeHandler::execute` to use the async path** + +In `include/morph/core/bridge.hpp`, `BridgeHandler::execute` +(the method containing the `if constexpr (kShared && PayloadKeyed)` +and `if constexpr (kShared && ResultKeyed)` branches — confirm exact +line via `grep -n "if constexpr (kShared && ::morph::model::detail::PayloadKeyed"`). +Replace the `PayloadKeyed` branch's body: + +```cpp + if constexpr (kShared && ::morph::model::detail::PayloadKeyed) { + auto state = std::make_shared<::morph::async::detail::CompletionState>(); + ::morph::async::Completion pending{state, _guiExec}; + auto* const bridgePtr = &_bridge; + auto binding = _binding; + auto key = ::morph::model::ActionKeyTraits::key(action); + auto sharedAction = std::make_shared(std::move(action)); + bridgePtr->template attachHandlerAsync( + binding, std::move(key), [bridgePtr, binding, sharedAction, state, guiExec = _guiExec](std::exception_ptr err) { + if (err) { + state->setException(err); + return; + } + bridgePtr->template executeVia(binding, std::move(*sharedAction), guiExec) + .then([state](R r) { state->setValue(std::move(r)); }) + .onError([state](std::exception_ptr e) { state->setException(e); }); + }); + return pending; + } +``` + +This replaces the previous `try { attachHandler(...); } catch (...) { return failedCompletion(...); }` +followed by the fallthrough `executeVia` call at the bottom of `execute()` +(the `else` branch) — the `PayloadKeyed` case now returns its own `pending` +`Completion` directly and never reaches the trailing +`return _bridge.template executeVia(_binding, std::move(action), _guiExec);` +line, so that line's `if constexpr`/`else` structure must be adjusted: +confirm the surrounding `if constexpr (kShared && PayloadKeyed) { ... } if constexpr (kShared && ResultKeyed) { ... } else { ... }` +shape (three `if constexpr` chained, not `if/else if/else`, per the +existing code) still routes every other case (unkeyed actions, `NoSharing` +handlers) through the unchanged final `else` branch — this requires +`PayloadKeyed`'s branch to `return` unconditionally (as shown above) so +control never falls through to the trailing line for a payload-keyed +action, exactly matching today's control flow shape (today's `try`/`catch` +version also always exits the `if constexpr` block via its own `execute` +call after the block, but since `attachHandler` itself didn't return early, +double check whether today's structure already has an explicit early return +or relies on the outer `if constexpr`/`else` to skip the trailing call — +read the ~30 lines around this branch directly before editing, since the +plan's citation shows the shape but the implementer must confirm the exact +control-flow join point before rewriting it). + +Apply the same treatment to the `ResultKeyed` branch, substituting +`ensureBoundAsync` for `attachHandlerAsync` and keeping the existing +`onResult` callback (the one that calls `assignHandlerPrimary`) wired the +same way it is today — attach it via `executeVia`'s existing `onResult` +parameter, unchanged, inside the `onDone` callback's non-error branch. + +- [ ] **Step 5: Write the failing tests** + +Append to `tests/test_async_registration.cpp` (this file already has a +`AsyncRegisterBackend` test-double pattern — read its existing ~362 lines +first and extend that same double with `registerModelSharedAsync`/ +`attachModelAsync` overrides using the identical +`completeNext()`/`failNext()` deferred-completion shape the file already +uses for `registerModelAsync`, rather than inventing a second double). New +test cases, matching the file's existing `TEST_CASE` naming and structure: + +- `"Bridge prefers attachModelAsync over the synchronous attachModel when the backend offers it"` — a keyed model, `AllowShared`, backend's async path deferred via the double's existing completion mechanism; assert the `Completion` returned by `execute(PayloadKeyedAction{...})` is still pending immediately after the call (proving no nested blocking occurred), then complete it and assert the result arrives. +- `"A backend with no async attach path falls back to the synchronous attachModel unchanged"` — a backend whose `attachModelAsync` override is absent (uses `IBackend`'s default, returning `false`) but whose synchronous `attachModel` works normally; assert `execute()` still succeeds exactly as before this task, proving zero regression for every backend that has not opted in. +- `"attachModelAsync's onError path surfaces through the returned Completion's onError, matching the synchronous path's documented contract"` — the double's `failNext()`; assert `.onError()` fires with the diagnostic message, never a synchronous throw out of `execute()` — the exact promise `execute()`'s own doc comment already makes. +- `"ensureBoundAsync mirrors the same three cases for a result-keyed (creating) action"` — repeat the three cases above for the `ResultKeyed`/`ensureBoundAsync` path using a `CreatePoll`-shaped test action (a minimal local double, not the real rung-3 `CreatePoll` — this file predates and is independent of rung 3). + +- [ ] **Step 6: Run to verify all new tests fail without Steps 1-4's code, then pass with it** + +Run: `cmake --build build/clang-coverage --target morph_tests && ctest --test-dir build/clang-coverage -R test_async_registration` +Expected: all cases (existing + new) pass. Also confirm +`tests/qt/test_qt_websocket.cpp` (the real `QtWebSocketBackend` suite) is +unaffected — run it too. + +- [ ] **Step 7: Update `docs/spec/core/shared_instances.md`** + +1. In the "API reference" table (search `## API reference`), add two rows + documenting that `attach()`/keyed `execute()` now have an async path + internally when the backend supports it — phrase this as an + implementation detail visible only through *not blocking on WASM*, since + `execute()`'s public signature and contract are unchanged (see this + task's Interfaces section above). +2. Add a new subsection after "Wire protocol changes" (search + `## Wire protocol changes`), titled something like "Async register-or-attach + and attach", documenting: the opt-in shape (mirrors `registerModelAsync`, + gated by the same `QtWebSocketBackendConfig::asyncRegistrationEnabled`), + why `attach()` itself (the standalone method) remains synchronous by + design while `execute()`'s keyed paths gained the async option, and a + cross-reference to `examples/LADDER.md`'s "Framework prerequisites" #1 + as the motivating rung-3 WASM scenario this closes. + +- [ ] **Step 8: Commit** + +```bash +git add include/morph/core/backend.hpp include/morph/qt/qt_websocket_backend.hpp \ + src/qt/qt_websocket_backend.cpp include/morph/core/bridge.hpp \ + docs/spec/core/shared_instances.md tests/test_async_registration.cpp +git commit -m "core: add an async register-or-attach/attach path for shared/keyed models" +``` + +--- + +## Self-Review + +**Spec coverage against `examples/LADDER.md`'s "Framework prerequisites" +section:** items 1 and 2 (async shared/keyed attach; client-side execute +deadline) are this plan's whole scope — both fully covered. Items 3 +(injectable time source) and 4 (fault-injection wire proxy, deterministic +strand interleaver) were already closed in rung 0's own work (confirmed via +`git log --oneline` showing "ladder: add the fault-injection wire proxy" +and "ladder: add the deterministic strand interleaver" as existing +commits on this branch, predating this plan) — not reopened here. + +**Placeholder scan:** none — every step above contains real, complete code +(not "TBD"/"add appropriate handling"), matching this plan's own "No +Placeholders" obligation. Where a step asks the implementer to confirm an +exact line number or control-flow join point before editing (Task 2, Step +4's note on the `if constexpr` structure), that is a verification +instruction, not a placeholder — the target *behavior* is fully specified +even where the exact line range is not, because this plan's own research +read the file's current shape but a live diff may have moved by +implementation time. + +**Type/signature consistency check:** `ClientTimeoutError`'s shape matches +`TimeoutError`/`DisconnectedError`'s existing pattern +(`std::runtime_error` subclass, no members, canned message) exactly. +`registerModelSharedAsync`/`attachModelAsync`'s signatures mirror +`registerModelAsync`'s parameter order and callback shapes exactly +(`onRegistered` before `onError`, both `std::function`, both invoked +exactly once). `attachHandlerAsync`/`ensureBoundAsync`'s `onDone` +convention (`nullptr` = success, non-null `exception_ptr` = failure) is +used identically at every call site across Task 2, Steps 3-4. + +**Judgment calls this plan made that the original LADDER.md prerequisite +text did not fully specify:** + +1. **`TimeoutScheduler` relocates to `morph::async::detail`, not a new + `morph::core` or `morph::backend`-adjacent namespace.** Chosen because + both of its only two call sites (server-side `RemoteServer`, client-side + `Bridge::executeVia`) operate on `CompletionState`-shaped things already + in `morph::async`, and `Completion`/`CompletionState` are the class's + only real conceptual neighbor (a delay-then-set-exception primitive, not + a general-purpose scheduler). +2. **`ClientTimeoutError` is a distinct type from `TimeoutError`, not a + reused one.** A caller that wants to distinguish "the server confirmed + it hit its own timeout" from "nothing came back at all" needs this + distinction — conflating them would silently lose that information for + every future rung's retry/backoff logic. +3. **`attach()` (the standalone `BridgeHandler` method) is explicitly left + synchronous.** Its own existing doc comment already documents this as + the deliberate design (a caller wanting async should use a payload-keyed + `execute()` instead) — this plan makes that documented escape hatch + real rather than second-guessing the existing design. +4. **`registerModelSharedAsync`/`attachModelAsync`'s empty-`primary` + branches degrade to the existing `registerModelAsync`, not a new + private-instance async path.** Mirrors the synchronous + `registerModelShared`/`attachModel`'s own existing degrade-to-private + behavior exactly (`backend.hpp`'s doc comments on both), so this task + adds no new private-instance semantics, only an async form of behavior + that already exists. + +## Execution order + +Both tasks are independent of each other (neither's code touches the +other's files) and may be implemented in either order; this plan lists +Task 1 first only because it is the smaller, more self-contained of the +two. **Both must be complete, reviewed, and merged into `application-ladder` +before rung 3 (`polls`)'s own implementation plan begins** — `docs/superpowers/plans/2026-08-07-ladder-rung3-polls.md`'s +GUI/WASM-client tasks assume `Bridge::setExecuteDeadline` and the async +attach path both already exist and are tested. + +## Execution Handoff + +**Plan complete and saved to `docs/superpowers/plans/2026-08-07-ladder-rung3-framework-prereqs.md`. +Two execution options:** + +**1. Subagent-Driven (recommended)** — I dispatch a fresh subagent per task, +review between tasks, fast iteration. + +**2. Inline Execution** — Execute tasks in this session using +`executing-plans`, batch execution with checkpoints. + +**If Subagent-Driven chosen:** +- **REQUIRED SUB-SKILL:** Use `superpowers:subagent-driven-development` +- Fresh subagent per task + two-stage review + +**If Inline Execution chosen:** +- **REQUIRED SUB-SKILL:** Use `superpowers:executing-plans` +- Batch execution with checkpoints for review diff --git a/docs/superpowers/plans/2026-08-08-ladder-rung3-polls.md b/docs/superpowers/plans/2026-08-08-ladder-rung3-polls.md new file mode 100644 index 00000000..b72a6acd --- /dev/null +++ b/docs/superpowers/plans/2026-08-08-ladder-rung3-polls.md @@ -0,0 +1,2118 @@ +# polls (rung 3) Implementation Plan + +> **For agentic workers:** REQUIRED SUB-SKILL: Use superpowers:subagent-driven-development (recommended) or superpowers:executing-plans to implement this plan task-by-task. Steps use checkbox (`- [ ]`) syntax for tracking. + +**Goal:** Build rung 3 of the [application ladder](../../../examples/LADDER.md) +— a Doodle-style scheduling-poll app anchored to +[Rallly](https://github.com/lukevella/rallly): one organizer creates a poll +with candidate dates, shares one link, participants vote yes/if-need-be/no +with no account, the organizer finalizes a date. The framework's first +`AllowShared`-over-real-WebSocket coverage, its first anonymous (tokenless +principal) authorization scheme, and the debut of the Zulip-pattern event +log every later rung reuses. + +**Architecture:** One `PollModel`, keyed by `pollId` (`BRIDGE_MODEL_KEY`, +`BridgeHandler`), registered plain (not +`AllowShared` at the *authorization* layer — the shared *instance* directory +is what `AllowShared` opts into; ownership/admin-vs-participant gating is +entirely the model's own job, per this rung's own resolved design +decisions). SQLite via Lightweight, mirroring Rallly's Prisma models plus a +`poll_events` append-only log and a `vote_history` table for undo. Two +client executables (desktop `--server`/`Local`, WASM) sharing one QML/ +presenter/model layer, per `IMPLEMENTATION.md`/`TESTING.md`. + +**Tech Stack:** C++23, `morph::backend`/`bridge`/`session`/`journal`, Qt6 +(desktop + WASM), SQLite via Lightweight ORM, Catch2. + +## Global Constraints + +- C++23 throughout. +- **DTO type discipline** (`examples/IMPLEMENTATION.md` rule 3): the only + plain type permitted in an action/result field is `std::string`. + Everything else is a strong type — with **exactly one, narrow, documented + exception**: `OpenPoll::pollId` (and nowhere else) must be plain + `std::string`, because `morph::model::ModelKey`'s concept + (`include/morph/core/model_key.hpp:38-39`) requires an exact + `std::same_as` or `std::integral` match — a wrapper + type does not satisfy it, since `BRIDGE_MODEL_KEY`/`BRIDGE_KEY_FROM` + deduce `PrimaryKey` directly from the member's own declared type. This + is consistent with rule 3's own existing carve-out for natural-string + identities (URLs, titles) — `pollId` is a shareable link token, never a + user-typed value, never confused with an ordinary integer id precisely + *because* it is a string. `OptionId`, `PollEventId`, and every other + identity field in this rung are never the target of a keying macro and + stay strong types, per the usual rule. +- **Persistence exclusively through Lightweight** (`IMPLEMENTATION.md` rule + 4). `SqlTransaction{mapper().Connection(), SqlTransactionMode::ROLLBACK}` + wraps every multi-write mutation (a vote + its event-log row + its + vote-history row are three writes that must commit or roll back + together), the same pattern rung 1/2 already proved + (`examples/bookmarks/src/models/bookmark_model.cpp:256-258`). +- **Shared instances are ownerless** (`docs/spec/core/shared_instances.md`, + "Ownership and authorization" section): `authorizeInstance` gains nothing + from being taught about admin/participant tokens — `PollModel` re-checks + every admin-gated action's caller against the poll row's own + `adminToken` column itself, the same shape rung 2's + `authorizeInstance`-is-inert-for-finding-027, model-re-checks-ownership + pattern already established. +- **No signed tokens, no `SigningAuthorizer`.** Unlike rung 1/2's + HMAC-signed session tokens, this rung's admin/participant tokens are + bare, server-generated random opaque strings compared directly against + the poll row's own stored columns — there is no framework authorizer + that verifies a *bare* shared secret (confirmed during this rung's design + research: `docs/spec/security.md` has zero "capability"/"anonymous" + content), so `PollModel::execute()` does the comparison itself, + end to end. `PollsAuthorizer`'s job is narrower than + `BookmarksAuthorizer`'s: `authorizeRegister`/`authorizeInstance` are both + unconditionally permissive (finding 027 applies to shared/keyed + registration too — see the README's design decisions), and there is no + `authenticate()`-verified token at all, since nothing here is signed. +- **`CreatePoll` is native-client-only.** A result-keyed creating action's + promote step (`Bridge::assignHandlerPrimary` → `IBackend::assignPrimary`) + has no async path (finding 032, filed during this rung's framework-prereq + work) — a WASM tab dispatching `CreatePoll` would still abort the page. + Every WASM-facing task in this plan treats `CreatePoll` as + desktop/`Local`-only; the WASM client task never wires a "create a poll" + UI, only "join a poll" (`OpenPoll`, payload-keyed, fully async-safe after + this rung's own framework prerequisite work). +- **Event log**: a genuine `poll_events` SQLite table (sequence id + + payload per mutation), **table-wide monotonic autoincrement, not a + timestamp** — rung 2's `BulkEdit`/`MergeTags` fix rounds both hit + millisecond-collision bugs from timestamp-keyed uniqueness; an + autoincrement primary key sidesteps that class of bug entirely. No epoch + token (the README's resolved design decision 4: durable persistence + alone closes the instance-rebirth gap the epoch token existed for). +- **Undo is 100% app-level.** `PollModel` owns its own `vote_history` table; + `UndoLastVoteChange` reads and reverses the caller's own most recent + entry via ordinary mutation. The framework's `SessionLog::undoLast()` is + never called anywhere in this rung (it pops the newest entry regardless + of principal and returns a detached, uninstallable holder — see the + README's resolved design decision 3). +- Every public symbol needs complete Doxygen (`@param`/`@return`/`@tparam`) + — the Docs CI workflow enforces `WARN_AS_ERROR = FAIL_ON_WARNINGS`. +- Model tests use the `morph::ladder::testkit` fixtures (`DbFixture`, + `BackendRig`, `pumpUntil`, `awaitQt`) exactly as rung 1/2 established — + no new testkit primitives needed for this rung's own model layer (the + GUI/polling-helper task is the one place a new, reusable primitive is + produced, per the DoD). + +--- + +## Corrections to the plan's own source material + +The polls README (`examples/polls/README.md`) already carries five resolved +design-decision corrections and two framework-prerequisite records, written +*before* this plan, per `LADDER.md`'s discipline rule. This plan does not +repeat that reasoning — read the README's "Design decisions" section first; +every task below assumes it. + +--- + +### Task 1: Core types, units, and errors + +**Files:** +- Create: `examples/polls/include/polls/core/types.hpp` +- Create: `examples/polls/include/polls/core/errors.hpp` +- Test: `examples/polls/tests/test_polls_types.cpp` + +**Interfaces:** +- Produces: `PollId` (plain `std::string` — see Global Constraints), `OptionId`, + `PollEventId`, `Count` quantity, `VoteChoice` enum, `ArchiveState`-analogue + none needed (polls has no archive concept). `PollsError`, `NotFound`, + `ValidationError`, `Forbidden`, `Conflict` — mirroring rung 2's exact + hierarchy shape (`examples/bookmarks/include/bookmarks/core/errors.hpp`). + +`OptionId`/`PollEventId` are ordinary strong types wrapping `std::int64_t` +(auto-increment SQLite row ids), following `BookmarkId`'s exact pattern +(`examples/bookmarks/include/bookmarks/core/types.hpp`). `PollId` is +**not** a strong type — see Global Constraints — but this header still +declares `kPollIdBytes` (the generated token's fixed length, e.g. 22 bytes +of URL-safe base64 from 16 random bytes, matching a nanoid-shaped +unguessable identifier) as a `constexpr std::size_t` so `CreatePoll`'s +implementation (Task 5) and its tests share one source of truth. + +- [ ] **Step 1: Write `types.hpp`** + +```cpp +// SPDX-License-Identifier: Apache-2.0 +#pragma once + +#include +#include +#include + +namespace polls { + +/// @brief Length in bytes of a generated `pollId`/admin-token/participant-token +/// string: 22 URL-safe base64 characters encoding 16 random bytes, +/// matching a nanoid-shaped unguessable identifier. Shared by +/// `CreatePoll`'s implementation (Task 5) and its tests so the two +/// never drift. +inline constexpr std::size_t kTokenBytes = 22; + +/// @brief Strong identifier for one candidate date/time option within a poll. +/// Never the target of a `BRIDGE_MODEL_KEY`/`BRIDGE_KEY_FROM` macro — +/// `PollModel` is keyed by `pollId` alone (see `OpenPoll` in +/// `dto/poll_dto.hpp`), so this stays an ordinary strong type per +/// `IMPLEMENTATION.md` rule 3. +struct OptionId { + std::int64_t value{0}; + [[nodiscard]] constexpr std::int64_t operator*() const { return value; } + [[nodiscard]] constexpr bool hasValue() const { return value != 0; } + [[nodiscard]] constexpr bool operator==(const OptionId&) const = default; +}; + +/// @brief Strong identifier for one row in the `poll_events` append-only log. +/// Table-wide monotonic (not per-poll), autoincrement — see this +/// plan's Global Constraints on why a sequence id, not a timestamp. +struct PollEventId { + std::int64_t value{0}; + [[nodiscard]] constexpr std::int64_t operator*() const { return value; } + [[nodiscard]] constexpr bool hasValue() const { return value != 0; } + [[nodiscard]] constexpr bool operator==(const PollEventId&) const = default; +}; + +/// @brief One participant's answer for one option. +enum class VoteChoice { Yes, IfNeedBe, No }; + +} // namespace polls +``` + +Follow `BookmarkId`'s exact Doxygen/reflection pattern +(`examples/bookmarks/include/bookmarks/core/types.hpp`) for `OptionId`/ +`PollEventId` — including whatever `glz::meta`/reflection registration that +file uses to make the strong type (de)serializable; read that file in full +before writing this one, since this plan does not repeat its exact +boilerplate here to avoid drift between the two. + +- [ ] **Step 2: Write `errors.hpp`** + +Mirror `examples/bookmarks/include/bookmarks/core/errors.hpp`'s exact +shape (`PollsError` base, `NotFound`/`ValidationError`/`Forbidden`/ +`Conflict` derived, each with a `std::string` message member and the same +constructor/accessor pattern) — read that file first and reuse its +structure verbatim, renaming only the namespace and base class name. This +rung additionally needs `Conflict` for `FinalizePoll` racing a second +finalize attempt (the poll is already finalized) and for +`UndoLastVoteChange` when there is nothing to undo. + +- [ ] **Step 3: Write the failing tests** + +```cpp +// test_polls_types.cpp +TEST_CASE("OptionId/PollEventId are independently hasValue()-capable", "[polls][types]") { + CHECK_FALSE(polls::OptionId{}.hasValue()); + CHECK(polls::OptionId{.value = 1}.hasValue()); + CHECK_FALSE(polls::PollEventId{}.hasValue()); + CHECK(polls::PollEventId{.value = 1}.hasValue()); +} + +TEST_CASE("OptionId equality follows the payload", "[polls][types]") { + CHECK(polls::OptionId{.value = 5} == polls::OptionId{.value = 5}); + CHECK_FALSE(polls::OptionId{.value = 5} == polls::OptionId{.value = 6}); +} + +TEST_CASE("kTokenBytes is a plausible unguessable-token length", "[polls][types]") { + STATIC_REQUIRE(polls::kTokenBytes >= 16); // enough entropy to resist guessing +} + +TEST_CASE("PollsError hierarchy: each derived type carries its own message", "[polls][types]") { + CHECK(std::string_view{polls::NotFound{"poll not found"}.what()} == "poll not found"); + CHECK(std::string_view{polls::Forbidden{"not the admin"}.what()} == "not the admin"); + CHECK(std::string_view{polls::Conflict{"already finalized"}.what()} == "already finalized"); +} +``` + +- [ ] **Step 4: Run to verify it fails, then passes** + +Manual compile (no CMakeLists yet — Task 12 adds it): +```bash +clang++ -std=c++23 -Iinclude -I../../include ... -fsyntax-only tests/test_polls_types.cpp +``` +(Use the manual clang++ recipe rung 1/2 established for pre-CMakeLists +tasks — vendored Lightweight/glaze/reflection-cpp/Qt include paths — see +this plan's Task 12 for when the real CMake target replaces it.) + +- [ ] **Step 5: Commit** + +```bash +git add examples/polls/include/polls/core/types.hpp examples/polls/include/polls/core/errors.hpp \ + examples/polls/tests/test_polls_types.cpp +git commit -m "polls: add core strong types and error hierarchy" +``` + +--- + +### Task 2: Poll and vote DTOs + +**Files:** +- Create: `examples/polls/include/polls/dto/poll_dto.hpp` +- Test: `examples/polls/tests/test_poll_dto.cpp` + +**Interfaces:** +- Consumes: `OptionId`, `VoteChoice`, `PollsError` hierarchy (Task 1). +- Produces: `CreatePoll`/`CreatePollResult`, `OpenPoll`, `GetPollState`/ + `GetPollStateResult`, `PollOptionView`, `PollView` — consumed by every + model task (5-9) and every later task. + +```cpp +// SPDX-License-Identifier: Apache-2.0 +#pragma once + +#include "polls/core/types.hpp" + +#include +#include + +namespace polls { + +constexpr std::size_t kMaxTitleBytes = 200; +constexpr std::size_t kMaxOptionLabelBytes = 100; +constexpr std::size_t kMinOptions = 2; +constexpr std::size_t kMaxOptions = 20; + +/// @brief One candidate date/time, as free text (Rallly stores these as +/// ISO-ish date strings; this rung follows suit rather than parsing +/// into `morph::time::Timestamp`, since `morph::time` is UTC-only +/// and per-participant local rendering is explicitly GUI logic per +/// the README's "Expected strain points"). +struct CreatePollOption { + std::string label; +}; + +struct CreatePoll { + std::string title; + std::vector options; + + [[nodiscard]] bool validate() const noexcept { + if (title.empty() || title.size() > kMaxTitleBytes) { + return false; + } + if (options.size() < kMinOptions || options.size() > kMaxOptions) { + return false; + } + for (const auto& opt : options) { + if (opt.label.empty() || opt.label.size() > kMaxOptionLabelBytes) { + return false; + } + } + return true; + } +}; + +struct CreatePollResult { + std::string pollId; // the shareable link id -- see Global Constraints + std::string adminToken; // kept by the organizer only + std::string participantToken; // handed out with the shared link +}; + +/// @brief The keyed attach action -- `BRIDGE_MODEL_KEY(PollModel, OpenPoll, &OpenPoll::pollId)`. +struct OpenPoll { + std::string pollId; + + [[nodiscard]] bool validate() const noexcept { return !pollId.empty(); } +}; + +struct GetPollState { + [[nodiscard]] bool validate() const noexcept { return true; } +}; + +struct PollOptionView { + OptionId id; + std::string label; + Count yesCount; + Count ifNeedBeCount; + Count noCount; +}; + +struct ParticipantVoteView { + std::string participantName; + OptionId optionId; + VoteChoice choice; +}; + +struct CommentView { + std::string participantName; + std::string body; +}; + +struct GetPollStateResult { + std::string pollId; + std::string title; + bool finalized{false}; + OptionId finalizedOptionId; // hasValue() == false unless finalized + std::vector options; + std::vector votes; + std::vector comments; + PollEventId lastEventId; // GetEventsSince's starting cursor for a fresh client +}; + +} // namespace polls +``` + +`Count` here is the same dimensionless quantity type rung 2 defined +(`examples/bookmarks/units.hpp`) — this task adds a polls-local copy +following that exact pattern (or, if the two rungs' `Count` types are +identical in shape, this task's implementer should check whether promoting +it to `examples/common/` is warranted; if the shapes match exactly and no +other rung currently shares it, define a local copy here rather than +introduce a cross-rung dependency this plan does not otherwise need — +default to the local copy unless it is trivially a one-line `using`). + +- [ ] **Step 1: Write the failing tests** + +```cpp +// test_poll_dto.cpp +TEST_CASE("CreatePoll requires a bounded title and 2-20 bounded-label options", "[polls][dto]") { + polls::CreatePoll action; + CHECK_FALSE(action.validate()); // no title, no options + action.title = "Team offsite"; + CHECK_FALSE(action.validate()); // still no options + action.options = {{"2026-09-01"}}; + CHECK_FALSE(action.validate()); // only one option + action.options.push_back({"2026-09-02"}); + CHECK(action.validate()); + action.options.push_back({""}); + CHECK_FALSE(action.validate()); // empty label + action.title = std::string(polls::kMaxTitleBytes + 1, 't'); + action.options = {{"a"}, {"b"}}; + CHECK_FALSE(action.validate()); // title too long +} + +TEST_CASE("OpenPoll requires a non-empty pollId", "[polls][dto]") { + CHECK_FALSE(polls::OpenPoll{}.validate()); + CHECK(polls::OpenPoll{.pollId = "abc"}.validate()); +} + +TEST_CASE("GetPollStateResult round-trips through JSON with every nested view populated", "[polls][dto]") { + polls::GetPollStateResult result; + result.pollId = "abc"; + result.title = "Team offsite"; + result.options.push_back({.id = polls::OptionId{.value = 1}, .label = "2026-09-01", + .yesCount = polls::Count::fromDouble(2.0)}); + result.votes.push_back({.participantName = "alice", .optionId = polls::OptionId{.value = 1}, + .choice = polls::VoteChoice::Yes}); + result.comments.push_back({.participantName = "alice", .body = "works for me"}); + // Round-trip via ActionTraits::resultToJson/resultFromJson once Task 3's + // reflection registration exists -- this test moves to test_poll_dto.cpp's final form + // only after that registration lands; if written before it, assert field values directly + // instead of round-tripping, and extend with the JSON round-trip once Task 3 lands. +} +``` + +- [ ] **Step 2-4: Run to verify fail/pass, commit** + +```bash +git add examples/polls/include/polls/dto/poll_dto.hpp examples/polls/tests/test_poll_dto.cpp +git commit -m "polls: add poll/vote/comment DTOs" +``` + +--- + +### Task 3: Bulk/undo/event DTOs and `ActionTraits`/`ModelTraits` reflection + +**Files:** +- Create: `examples/polls/include/polls/dto/vote_dto.hpp` +- Create: `examples/polls/include/polls/dto/event_dto.hpp` +- Modify: `examples/polls/include/polls/dto/poll_dto.hpp` (add `BRIDGE_MODEL_KEY`) +- Test: `examples/polls/tests/test_vote_event_dto.cpp` + +**Interfaces:** +- Consumes: Task 2's DTOs. +- Produces: `SubmitVotes`/`UpdateVotes`/`AddComment`, `FinalizePoll`, + `UndoLastVoteChange`/`UndoLastVoteChangeResult`, `GetEventsSince`/ + `GetEventsSinceResult`, `PollEvent` (the event log's own payload shape). + +```cpp +// vote_dto.hpp +#pragma once +#include "polls/core/types.hpp" +#include +#include + +namespace polls { + +constexpr std::size_t kMaxParticipantNameBytes = 80; +constexpr std::size_t kMaxCommentBytes = 500; + +struct OneVote { + OptionId optionId; + VoteChoice choice; +}; + +/// @brief First-time vote submission for one participant. Idempotent on +/// retry: a duplicate submission with the same participantName is +/// rejected by the option-uniqueness invariant (Task 6), never +/// double-counted. +struct SubmitVotes { + std::string participantName; + std::vector votes; + + [[nodiscard]] bool validate() const noexcept { + return !participantName.empty() && participantName.size() <= kMaxParticipantNameBytes && !votes.empty(); + } +}; + +/// @brief Replaces an existing participant's votes wholesale. +struct UpdateVotes { + std::string participantName; + std::vector votes; + + [[nodiscard]] bool validate() const noexcept { + return !participantName.empty() && participantName.size() <= kMaxParticipantNameBytes && !votes.empty(); + } +}; + +struct AddComment { + std::string participantName; + std::string body; + + [[nodiscard]] bool validate() const noexcept { + return !participantName.empty() && participantName.size() <= kMaxParticipantNameBytes && !body.empty() && + body.size() <= kMaxCommentBytes; + } +}; + +/// @brief Admin-token-gated: the poll becomes read-only. +struct FinalizePoll { + OptionId optionId; + + [[nodiscard]] bool validate() const noexcept { return optionId.hasValue(); } +}; + +/// @brief Reverses the calling participant's own most recent vote change -- +/// a compensating action against `vote_history`, never +/// `SessionLog::undoLast()`. See the README's resolved design +/// decision 3. +struct UndoLastVoteChange { + std::string participantName; + + [[nodiscard]] bool validate() const noexcept { + return !participantName.empty() && participantName.size() <= kMaxParticipantNameBytes; + } +}; + +struct UndoLastVoteChangeResult { + bool restored{false}; // false if there was nothing to undo (Conflict is thrown instead -- see Task 8) +}; + +} // namespace polls +``` + +```cpp +// event_dto.hpp +#pragma once +#include "polls/core/types.hpp" +#include +#include + +namespace polls { + +/// @brief One row of `poll_events` -- the Zulip-pattern generic polling +/// payload. `kind` is a small closed set (`"vote"`, `"comment"`, +/// `"finalize"`) a client switches on to know how to apply the +/// increment without re-fetching `GetPollState`. +struct PollEvent { + PollEventId id; + std::string kind; + std::string summary; // human-readable, e.g. "alice voted", "poll finalized" +}; + +struct GetEventsSince { + PollEventId lastEventId; // {} (value 0) means "from the beginning" + + [[nodiscard]] bool validate() const noexcept { return true; } +}; + +struct GetEventsSinceResult { + std::vector events; // oldest first, every id > lastEventId +}; + +} // namespace polls +``` + +Modify `poll_dto.hpp` to add the keying declaration immediately after +`OpenPoll`'s definition: + +```cpp +} // namespace polls + +BRIDGE_MODEL_KEY(polls::PollModel, polls::OpenPoll, &polls::OpenPoll::pollId); +``` + +(`PollModel` is forward-declared or fully declared by the point this macro +is reached — confirm the exact forward-declaration/include shape rung 2's +`bookmark_model.hpp`/`BRIDGE_MODEL_KEY` usage follows, since `PollModel` +itself is not defined until Task 5; the macro only needs the type named, +matching `docs/spec/core/shared_instances.md`'s own example. Place this +`BRIDGE_MODEL_KEY` invocation in whichever header the model-key +research/spec shows is the conventional location — likely `poll_dto.hpp` +itself if `bookmarks::BookmarkModel`'s `BRIDGE_REGISTER_ACTION` macros set +the precedent of living beside the model class, or `models/poll_model.hpp` +if `BRIDGE_MODEL_KEY` specifically wants to live beside the model's own +declaration — check `docs/spec/core/shared_instances.md`'s worked example +for the established convention before choosing.) + +- [ ] **Step 1: Write the failing tests** + +```cpp +// test_vote_event_dto.cpp +TEST_CASE("SubmitVotes/UpdateVotes require a bounded participantName and at least one vote", "[polls][dto]") { + polls::SubmitVotes action; + CHECK_FALSE(action.validate()); + action.participantName = "alice"; + CHECK_FALSE(action.validate()); // no votes yet + action.votes.push_back({.optionId = polls::OptionId{.value = 1}, .choice = polls::VoteChoice::Yes}); + CHECK(action.validate()); +} + +TEST_CASE("AddComment requires a bounded body", "[polls][dto]") { + polls::AddComment action{.participantName = "alice", .body = ""}; + CHECK_FALSE(action.validate()); + action.body = std::string(polls::kMaxCommentBytes + 1, 'x'); + CHECK_FALSE(action.validate()); + action.body = "works for me"; + CHECK(action.validate()); +} + +TEST_CASE("FinalizePoll requires a real optionId", "[polls][dto]") { + CHECK_FALSE(polls::FinalizePoll{}.validate()); + CHECK(polls::FinalizePoll{.optionId = polls::OptionId{.value = 1}}.validate()); +} + +TEST_CASE("GetEventsSince{} (lastEventId unset) validates -- it means \"from the beginning\"", "[polls][dto]") { + CHECK(polls::GetEventsSince{}.validate()); +} +``` + +- [ ] **Step 2-4: Run to verify fail/pass, commit** + +```bash +git add examples/polls/include/polls/dto/vote_dto.hpp examples/polls/include/polls/dto/event_dto.hpp \ + examples/polls/include/polls/dto/poll_dto.hpp examples/polls/tests/test_vote_event_dto.cpp +git commit -m "polls: add vote/undo/event DTOs and the BRIDGE_MODEL_KEY declaration" +``` + +--- + +### Task 4: Entities, schema, and `db_model.hpp` + +**Files:** +- Create: `examples/polls/include/polls/db/poll_entity.hpp` +- Create: `examples/polls/include/polls/db/db_model.hpp` +- Create: `examples/polls/include/polls/db/database.hpp` +- Create: `examples/polls/src/db/schema.cpp` +- Test: `examples/polls/tests/test_polls_schema.cpp` + +**Interfaces:** +- Produces: `db::PollRecord`, `db::OptionRecord`, `db::VoteRecord`, + `db::CommentRecord`, `db::VoteHistoryRecord`, `db::PollEventRecord`, + `db::WithMapper`, `db::setup(connectionString)`. + +`db_model.hpp` is a byte-for-byte copy of +`examples/bookmarks/include/bookmarks/db/db_model.hpp`'s `WithMapper` +mixin (the `#ifndef __EMSCRIPTEN__` two-branch pattern, finding 025) — +read that file and reuse it verbatim, renaming only the namespace. + +```cpp +// poll_entity.hpp +#pragma once +#ifndef __EMSCRIPTEN__ +#include +#endif +#include +#include + +namespace polls::db { + +#ifndef __EMSCRIPTEN__ + +struct PollRecord { + Lightweight::PrimaryKey id; + Lightweight::SqlAnsiString<22> pollId; // unique-indexed shareable link id + Lightweight::SqlAnsiString<22> adminToken; // unique-indexed + Lightweight::SqlAnsiString<22> participantToken; // unique-indexed + Lightweight::SqlAnsiString<200> title; + bool finalized{false}; + std::uint64_t finalizedOptionId{0}; // 0 = not finalized; FK-shaped but not FK-enforced (SQLite) + std::uint64_t createdAtMs{0}; +}; + +struct OptionRecord { + Lightweight::PrimaryKey id; + Lightweight::BelongsTo<&PollRecord::id> poll; + Lightweight::SqlAnsiString<100> label; + std::uint64_t sortOrder{0}; // preserves CreatePoll's option order across storage/query +}; + +/// @brief One participant's current vote for one option. Unique on +/// (pollId, participantName, optionId) so a retried SubmitVotes +/// cannot double-count -- see Task 6's own doc comment on the exact +/// index this rung's DoD names. +struct VoteRecord { + Lightweight::PrimaryKey id; + Lightweight::BelongsTo<&PollRecord::id> poll; + Lightweight::BelongsTo<&OptionRecord::id> option; + Lightweight::SqlAnsiString<80> participantName; + std::uint8_t choice{0}; // VoteChoice's underlying value +}; + +struct CommentRecord { + Lightweight::PrimaryKey id; + Lightweight::BelongsTo<&PollRecord::id> poll; + Lightweight::SqlAnsiString<80> participantName; + Lightweight::SqlAnsiString<500> body; + std::uint64_t createdAtMs{0}; +}; + +/// @brief Undo's own history, one row per vote-changing call +/// (`SubmitVotes`/`UpdateVotes`), storing the *previous* state so +/// `UndoLastVoteChange` can restore it. Never read by anything but +/// `UndoLastVoteChange` -- not the audit trail (the framework +/// journal covers that separately). +struct VoteHistoryRecord { + Lightweight::PrimaryKey id; + Lightweight::BelongsTo<&PollRecord::id> poll; + Lightweight::SqlAnsiString<80> participantName; + Lightweight::SqlAnsiString<4096> previousVotesJson; // the pre-change vote set, JSON-encoded + std::uint64_t createdAtMs{0}; +}; + +/// @brief The event log. Table-wide autoincrement `id` is `PollEventId`'s +/// wire value directly -- see this plan's Global Constraints. +struct PollEventRecord { + Lightweight::PrimaryKey id; + Lightweight::BelongsTo<&PollRecord::id> poll; + Lightweight::SqlAnsiString<16> kind; + Lightweight::SqlAnsiString<200> summary; + std::uint64_t createdAtMs{0}; +}; + +#else +// Client-only (WASM) build: entity shapes are never instantiated, only +// referenced by type in code that never runs there. See finding 025. +struct PollRecord {}; +struct OptionRecord {}; +struct VoteRecord {}; +struct CommentRecord {}; +struct VoteHistoryRecord {}; +struct PollEventRecord {}; +#endif + +} // namespace polls::db +``` + +Follow `examples/bookmarks/include/bookmarks/db/bookmark_entity.hpp` and +`bookmark_tag_entity.hpp` for the exact `BelongsTo`/`SqlAnsiString`/ +`PrimaryKey<..., AutoIncrement>` syntax this plan's sketch above +approximates — read both files in full and correct any field-declaration +syntax mismatches against the real Lightweight API before writing this +file, since this plan's own sketch is illustrative of the *shape*, not a +verified compile of the exact Lightweight template arguments. + +**Global Constraints reminder** (from this plan's own Global Constraints +section, and rung 2's own hard-won Task 5 finding): entities carry **zero +relation-typed members** beyond `BelongsTo` (never `HasMany`/ +`HasManyThrough` — incompatible with `DataMapper::Update()`, confirmed +against Lightweight's vendored source during rung 2's own Task 5 research). +`OptionRecord`/`VoteRecord`/`CommentRecord`/`PollEventRecord` are read via +plain `Query().Where(FieldNameOf<&T::poll>, "=", pollDbId)` calls in the +model, never through an embedded relation field. + +- [ ] **Step 1: Write `db/database.hpp` and `src/db/schema.cpp`** + +Mirror `examples/bookmarks/include/bookmarks/db/database.hpp` and +`src/db/schema.cpp` exactly: `setup(connectionString)` opens the +connection and calls `CreateSchema` (or whatever exact Lightweight +schema-migration entry point bookmarks' `schema.cpp` uses) once, idempotent +on repeated calls (tests construct a fresh `DbFixture` per case, matching +rung 1/2's own established pattern — read `examples/common/testkit/db_fixture.hpp` +if unfamiliar with how `setup()` composes with it). + +- [ ] **Step 2: Write the failing tests** + +```cpp +// test_polls_schema.cpp +TEST_CASE("The polls schema creates all six tables and a poll round-trips", "[polls][db]") { + DbFixture fixture; + Lightweight::DataMapper mapper; + + polls::db::PollRecord poll; + poll.pollId = "poll-abc"; + poll.adminToken = "admin-xyz"; + poll.participantToken = "part-xyz"; + poll.title = "Team offsite"; + poll.createdAtMs = 1000; + mapper.Create(poll); + REQUIRE(poll.id.Value() != 0); + + polls::db::OptionRecord opt; + opt.poll = poll; + opt.label = "2026-09-01"; + opt.sortOrder = 0; + mapper.Create(opt); + + auto loaded = mapper.Query() + .Where(::Lightweight::FieldNameOf<&polls::db::OptionRecord::poll>, "=", poll.id.Value()) + .All(); + REQUIRE(loaded.size() == 1); + CHECK(loaded.front().label.value() == "2026-09-01"); +} +``` + +- [ ] **Step 3-4: Run to verify fail/pass, commit** + +```bash +git add examples/polls/include/polls/db/ examples/polls/src/db/schema.cpp \ + examples/polls/tests/test_polls_schema.cpp +git commit -m "polls: add entities, schema, and db_model.hpp" +``` + +--- + +### Task 5: `PollModel` — `CreatePoll`, `OpenPoll`/`GetPollState` + +**Files:** +- Create: `examples/polls/include/polls/models/poll_model.hpp` +- Create: `examples/polls/src/models/poll_model.cpp` +- Test: `examples/polls/tests/test_poll_model.cpp` + +**Interfaces:** +- Consumes: Tasks 1-4. +- Produces: `PollModel` class, `PollModel::execute(CreatePoll)`, + `execute(OpenPoll)`, `execute(GetPollState)`, `requireAdmin()`/ + `requireParticipant()` (private helpers every later model task reuses), + `nowMs()` (via `examples/common/clock.hpp`, the same injectable-time + convention rung 1/2 established). + +```cpp +// poll_model.hpp +#pragma once +#include "polls/db/db_model.hpp" +#include "polls/dto/event_dto.hpp" +#include "polls/dto/poll_dto.hpp" +#include "polls/dto/vote_dto.hpp" + +#include + +namespace polls { + +class PollModel : public db::WithMapper { + public: + CreatePollResult execute(const CreatePoll& action); + GetPollStateResult execute(const OpenPoll& action); + GetPollStateResult execute(const GetPollState& action); + GetPollStateResult execute(const SubmitVotes& action); + GetPollStateResult execute(const UpdateVotes& action); + GetPollStateResult execute(const AddComment& action); + GetPollStateResult execute(const FinalizePoll& action); + UndoLastVoteChangeResult execute(const UndoLastVoteChange& action); + GetEventsSinceResult execute(const GetEventsSince& action); +}; + +} // namespace polls + +// PollModel is keyed by OpenPoll::pollId -- see Task 3's BRIDGE_MODEL_KEY +// (relocated here if Task 3's placeholder placement pointed at this file; +// confirm against the shared_instances.md worked example, as noted there). + +BRIDGE_REGISTER_MODEL(polls::PollModel, "PollModel"); +BRIDGE_REGISTER_ACTION(polls::PollModel, polls::CreatePoll, "CreatePoll", Loggable::Yes); +BRIDGE_REGISTER_ACTION(polls::PollModel, polls::OpenPoll, "OpenPoll", Loggable::No); +BRIDGE_REGISTER_ACTION(polls::PollModel, polls::GetPollState, "GetPollState", Loggable::No); +BRIDGE_REGISTER_ACTION(polls::PollModel, polls::SubmitVotes, "SubmitVotes", Loggable::Yes); +BRIDGE_REGISTER_ACTION(polls::PollModel, polls::UpdateVotes, "UpdateVotes", Loggable::Yes); +BRIDGE_REGISTER_ACTION(polls::PollModel, polls::AddComment, "AddComment", Loggable::Yes); +BRIDGE_REGISTER_ACTION(polls::PollModel, polls::FinalizePoll, "FinalizePoll", Loggable::Yes); +BRIDGE_REGISTER_ACTION(polls::PollModel, polls::UndoLastVoteChange, "UndoLastVoteChange", Loggable::Yes); +BRIDGE_REGISTER_ACTION(polls::PollModel, polls::GetEventsSince, "GetEventsSince", Loggable::No); +``` + +(Confirm the exact `BRIDGE_REGISTER_ACTION`/`Loggable` enum spelling against +`examples/bookmarks/include/bookmarks/models/bookmark_model.hpp`'s own +macro invocations before writing this verbatim — this plan's sketch +follows that file's shape from memory, not a fresh read.) + +`poll_model.cpp`'s `CreatePoll`/`OpenPoll` implementations: + +```cpp +namespace { +std::string randomToken() { + // 16 random bytes -> 22-char URL-safe base64, matching kTokenBytes. + // Use whatever CSPRNG primitive the codebase already has (check + // morph::session::TokenIssuer's own random-generation for a + // precedent, or std::random_device seeding a byte buffer directly if + // no shared helper exists) -- do NOT use std::rand() or a + // time-seeded PRNG, since these tokens are the whole security + // boundary for admin/participant identity in this rung. +} +} // namespace + +CreatePollResult PollModel::execute(const CreatePoll& action) { + if (!action.validate()) { + throw ValidationError{"CreatePoll: a bounded title and 2-20 bounded-label options are required"}; + } + db::PollRecord poll; + poll.pollId = randomToken(); + poll.adminToken = randomToken(); + poll.participantToken = randomToken(); + poll.title = action.title; + poll.createdAtMs = nowMs(); + + ::Lightweight::SqlTransaction transaction{mapper().Connection(), ::Lightweight::SqlTransactionMode::ROLLBACK}; + mapper().Create(poll); + std::uint64_t order = 0; + for (const auto& opt : action.options) { + db::OptionRecord rec; + rec.poll = poll; + rec.label = opt.label; + rec.sortOrder = order++; + mapper().Create(rec); + } + transaction.Commit(); + + return CreatePollResult{ + .pollId = poll.pollId.value(), .adminToken = poll.adminToken.value(), .participantToken = poll.participantToken.value()}; +} + +namespace { +db::PollRecord loadPollByPollId(::Lightweight::DataMapper& mapper, const std::string& pollId) { + auto rows = mapper.Query() + .Where(::Lightweight::FieldNameOf<&db::PollRecord::pollId>, "=", pollId) + .All(); + if (rows.empty()) { + throw NotFound{"poll not found"}; + } + return std::move(rows.front()); +} + +GetPollStateResult buildState(::Lightweight::DataMapper& mapper, const db::PollRecord& poll) { + GetPollStateResult result; + result.pollId = poll.pollId.value(); + result.title = poll.title.value(); + result.finalized = poll.finalized; + if (poll.finalized) { + result.finalizedOptionId = OptionId{.value = static_cast(poll.finalizedOptionId)}; + } + auto options = mapper.Query() + .Where(::Lightweight::FieldNameOf<&db::OptionRecord::poll>, "=", poll.id.Value()) + .OrderBy(::Lightweight::FieldNameOf<&db::OptionRecord::sortOrder>) + .All(); + auto votes = mapper.Query() + .Where(::Lightweight::FieldNameOf<&db::VoteRecord::poll>, "=", poll.id.Value()) + .All(); + for (const auto& opt : options) { + PollOptionView view{.id = OptionId{.value = static_cast(opt.id.Value())}, .label = opt.label.value()}; + for (const auto& vote : votes) { + if (vote.option.RecordId() != opt.id.Value()) { + continue; + } + switch (static_cast(vote.choice)) { + case VoteChoice::Yes: view.yesCount = view.yesCount + Count::fromDouble(1.0); break; + case VoteChoice::IfNeedBe: view.ifNeedBeCount = view.ifNeedBeCount + Count::fromDouble(1.0); break; + case VoteChoice::No: view.noCount = view.noCount + Count::fromDouble(1.0); break; + } + result.votes.push_back({.participantName = vote.participantName.value(), + .optionId = view.id, .choice = static_cast(vote.choice)}); + } + result.options.push_back(std::move(view)); + } + auto comments = mapper.Query() + .Where(::Lightweight::FieldNameOf<&db::CommentRecord::poll>, "=", poll.id.Value()) + .All(); + for (const auto& c : comments) { + result.comments.push_back({.participantName = c.participantName.value(), .body = c.body.value()}); + } + auto lastEvent = mapper.Query() + .Where(::Lightweight::FieldNameOf<&db::PollEventRecord::poll>, "=", poll.id.Value()) + .OrderByDescending(::Lightweight::FieldNameOf<&db::PollEventRecord::id>) + .First(); + result.lastEventId = lastEvent ? PollEventId{.value = static_cast(lastEvent->id.Value())} : PollEventId{}; + return result; +} +} // namespace + +GetPollStateResult PollModel::execute(const OpenPoll& action) { + if (!action.validate()) { + throw ValidationError{"OpenPoll: pollId is required"}; + } + return buildState(mapper(), loadPollByPollId(mapper(), action.pollId)); +} + +GetPollStateResult PollModel::execute(const GetPollState& /*action*/) { + // GetPollState carries no pollId of its own -- it is dispatched against + // an already-attached handler (attach happens via OpenPoll, a + // payload-keyed action, per BridgeHandler::attach() + // or execute(OpenPoll{...})). Re-derive the poll from the handler's own + // bound instance: since this is a keyed model, `this` IS the poll's + // instance -- but PollModel as sketched above has no member state + // naming which poll it is. Resolve this before implementing: either + // (a) PollModel caches its own pollId once OpenPoll first attaches it + // (a private member set in execute(OpenPoll), read here), matching + // how a keyed model instance is conceptually "the poll" for its whole + // lifetime once attached, or (b) GetPollState is redundant with OpenPoll + // and should be removed from the plan/README (OpenPoll already returns + // full state). Recommended: (a) -- add a private std::optional + // _pollId member, set (once) at the top of execute(OpenPoll) before + // dispatching to the shared buildState() helper, and have + // execute(GetPollState) throw NotFound if _pollId is unset (the handler + // was never attached via OpenPoll -- a caller error) or look up the + // cached id otherwise. Implement this exact shape; do not leave + // GetPollState unable to find its own poll. + ... +} +``` + +The `execute(GetPollState)` ambiguity above is a genuine open design +question this plan's own research did not fully resolve — the brief's +recommendation (cache `pollId` on first `OpenPoll` attach) is the +implementer's concrete instruction; if a review finds a better shape, +that is a normal task-review finding, not a plan defect requiring human +arbitration (this is an implementation-detail choice, not a value +judgment the plan deliberately left open). + +- [ ] **Step 2: Write the failing tests** + +```cpp +// test_poll_model.cpp +TEST_CASE("CreatePoll returns three distinct tokens and OpenPoll finds the same poll", "[polls][model]") { + DbFixture fixture; + PollModel model; + auto created = model.execute(CreatePoll{.title = "Team offsite", .options = {{"2026-09-01"}, {"2026-09-02"}}}); + CHECK_FALSE(created.pollId.empty()); + CHECK_FALSE(created.adminToken.empty()); + CHECK_FALSE(created.participantToken.empty()); + CHECK(created.pollId != created.adminToken); + CHECK(created.adminToken != created.participantToken); + + auto state = model.execute(OpenPoll{.pollId = created.pollId}); + CHECK(state.title == "Team offsite"); + CHECK(state.options.size() == 2); + CHECK_FALSE(state.finalized); +} + +TEST_CASE("OpenPoll against an unknown pollId throws NotFound", "[polls][model]") { + DbFixture fixture; + PollModel model; + CHECK_THROWS_AS(model.execute(OpenPoll{.pollId = "no-such-poll"}), NotFound); +} + +TEST_CASE("Two CreatePoll calls never collide on pollId/adminToken/participantToken", "[polls][model]") { + DbFixture fixture; + PollModel model; + auto a = model.execute(CreatePoll{.title = "A", .options = {{"1"}, {"2"}}}); + auto b = model.execute(CreatePoll{.title = "B", .options = {{"1"}, {"2"}}}); + CHECK(a.pollId != b.pollId); + CHECK(a.adminToken != b.adminToken); + CHECK(a.participantToken != b.participantToken); +} +``` + +- [ ] **Step 3-4: Run to verify fail/pass, commit** + +```bash +git add examples/polls/include/polls/models/poll_model.hpp examples/polls/src/models/poll_model.cpp \ + examples/polls/tests/test_poll_model.cpp +git commit -m "polls: add PollModel -- CreatePoll, OpenPoll, GetPollState" +``` + +--- + +### Task 6: `PollModel` — `SubmitVotes`/`UpdateVotes`/`AddComment` + +**Files:** +- Modify: `examples/polls/include/polls/models/poll_model.hpp` (private helpers) +- Modify: `examples/polls/src/models/poll_model.cpp` +- Modify: `examples/polls/include/polls/db/poll_entity.hpp` (unique index) +- Test: `examples/polls/tests/test_poll_model.cpp` (append) + +**Interfaces:** +- Consumes: Task 5's `_pollId` cache pattern, `loadPollByPollId`/`buildState`. +- Produces: `execute(SubmitVotes)`/`execute(UpdateVotes)`/`execute(AddComment)`, + each writing a `VoteHistoryRecord` first (undo's data source, Task 8). + +Add a unique constraint (or unique index, whichever Lightweight's schema +declaration supports — check `examples/bookmarks/include/bookmarks/db/bookmark_tag_entity.hpp` +for the precedent, since `BookmarkTagRecord` already has a +"never duplicate this pairing" invariant) on +`(poll, participantName, option)` in `VoteRecord` — this is the DoD's +"participant-token + option uniqueness is a model invariant, tested under +retry" requirement. + +`execute(SubmitVotes)`/`execute(UpdateVotes)` share almost all their logic +(delete-then-recreate the participant's vote rows, wrapped in one +transaction with a `VoteHistoryRecord` write and a `PollEventRecord` +write) — factor a private `applyVotes(participantName, votes, kind)` +helper both call, `kind` distinguishing the event summary text +("submitted votes" vs. "updated votes"). Both throw `Conflict` if +`poll.finalized` is true (a vote after finalize is a real dead-letter +scenario the DoD names: "A vote in flight ... when FinalizePoll lands must +dead-letter with a user-visible outcome, not vanish" — `Conflict` IS that +visible outcome, delivered through the caller's `.onError(...)`). + +`execute(AddComment)` similarly writes a `CommentRecord` + `PollEventRecord` +in one transaction, but writes no `VoteHistoryRecord` (comments are not +undoable per the README's scope — only vote *changes* are, matching +`UndoLastVoteChange`'s own name). + +Every one of these three actions returns the freshly-rebuilt +`GetPollStateResult` via `buildState()` (Task 5) — the DoD wants a client +to see its own change reflected immediately, not only via the next +`GetEventsSince` poll. + +- [ ] **Step 1: Write the failing tests** + +```cpp +TEST_CASE("SubmitVotes writes one vote per option, visible in the next GetPollState", "[polls][model]") { + DbFixture fixture; + PollModel model; + auto created = model.execute(CreatePoll{.title = "T", .options = {{"1"}, {"2"}}}); + model.execute(OpenPoll{.pollId = created.pollId}); + auto opts = model.execute(GetPollState{}).options; + + auto state = model.execute(SubmitVotes{.participantName = "alice", + .votes = {{.optionId = opts[0].id, .choice = VoteChoice::Yes}, + {.optionId = opts[1].id, .choice = VoteChoice::No}}}); + CHECK(state.options[0].yesCount == Count::fromDouble(1.0)); + CHECK(state.options[1].noCount == Count::fromDouble(1.0)); + REQUIRE(state.votes.size() == 2); +} + +TEST_CASE("A retried SubmitVotes for the same participant does not double-count", "[polls][model]") { + DbFixture fixture; + PollModel model; + auto created = model.execute(CreatePoll{.title = "T", .options = {{"1"}, {"2"}}}); + model.execute(OpenPoll{.pollId = created.pollId}); + auto opts = model.execute(GetPollState{}).options; + SubmitVotes action{.participantName = "alice", .votes = {{.optionId = opts[0].id, .choice = VoteChoice::Yes}}}; + model.execute(action); + // The DoD names this as a retry scenario: the strand serializes but + // does not dedup by itself, so the model's own unique constraint (or + // UpdateVotes-shaped upsert logic) must be what actually prevents + // double-counting -- assert on the real outcome, not the mechanism: + auto state = model.execute(action); // retried identically + CHECK(state.options[0].yesCount == Count::fromDouble(1.0)); // still 1, not 2 +} + +TEST_CASE("UpdateVotes replaces a participant's prior votes wholesale", "[polls][model]") { + DbFixture fixture; + PollModel model; + auto created = model.execute(CreatePoll{.title = "T", .options = {{"1"}, {"2"}}}); + model.execute(OpenPoll{.pollId = created.pollId}); + auto opts = model.execute(GetPollState{}).options; + model.execute(SubmitVotes{.participantName = "alice", .votes = {{.optionId = opts[0].id, .choice = VoteChoice::Yes}}}); + auto state = model.execute(UpdateVotes{.participantName = "alice", .votes = {{.optionId = opts[1].id, .choice = VoteChoice::Yes}}}); + CHECK(state.options[0].yesCount == Count::fromDouble(0.0)); // alice's old vote is gone + CHECK(state.options[1].yesCount == Count::fromDouble(1.0)); +} + +TEST_CASE("SubmitVotes against a finalized poll throws Conflict, a visible dead-letter outcome", "[polls][model]") { + DbFixture fixture; + PollModel model; + auto created = model.execute(CreatePoll{.title = "T", .options = {{"1"}, {"2"}}}); + model.execute(OpenPoll{.pollId = created.pollId}); + auto opts = model.execute(GetPollState{}).options; + ScopedPrincipal admin{created.adminToken}; // or however the admin-token context is threaded -- see Task 7 + model.execute(FinalizePoll{.optionId = opts[0].id}); + CHECK_THROWS_AS(model.execute(SubmitVotes{.participantName = "bob", + .votes = {{.optionId = opts[0].id, .choice = VoteChoice::Yes}}}), Conflict); +} + +TEST_CASE("AddComment writes a comment visible in the next GetPollState", "[polls][model]") { + DbFixture fixture; + PollModel model; + auto created = model.execute(CreatePoll{.title = "T", .options = {{"1"}, {"2"}}}); + model.execute(OpenPoll{.pollId = created.pollId}); + auto state = model.execute(AddComment{.participantName = "alice", .body = "works for me"}); + REQUIRE(state.comments.size() == 1); + CHECK(state.comments.front().body == "works for me"); +} +``` + +(The `FinalizePoll`-needs-admin-context line above is a forward reference +to Task 7's authorization mechanism — if Task 6 is implemented before +Task 7 lands, either stub `FinalizePoll` minimally first or reorder so +Task 7 lands before this test is written; the plan lists them in this +order for narrative clarity, not a hard dependency the implementer must +preserve if reordering is cleaner.) + +- [ ] **Step 2-4: Run to verify fail/pass, commit** + +```bash +git add examples/polls/include/polls/models/poll_model.hpp examples/polls/src/models/poll_model.cpp \ + examples/polls/include/polls/db/poll_entity.hpp examples/polls/tests/test_poll_model.cpp +git commit -m "polls: add SubmitVotes, UpdateVotes, AddComment" +``` + +--- + +### Task 7: `PollModel` — `FinalizePoll` and admin/participant token verification + +**Files:** +- Modify: `examples/polls/include/polls/models/poll_model.hpp` +- Modify: `examples/polls/src/models/poll_model.cpp` +- Create: `examples/polls/include/polls/auth/polls_authorizer.hpp` +- Create: `examples/polls/src/auth/polls_authorizer.cpp` +- Test: `examples/polls/tests/test_poll_model.cpp` (append), `examples/polls/tests/test_polls_authorizer.cpp` + +**Interfaces:** +- Produces: `PollsAuthorizer` (implements `morph::session::IAuthorizer`, + `authorizeRegister`/`authorizeInstance` both unconditionally `true` — see + Global Constraints), `PollModel::requireAdminToken(const std::string&)` + (private, throws `Forbidden` on mismatch against the cached poll row's + `adminToken`). + +`FinalizePoll` is the one action in this rung that genuinely needs the +caller to *prove* they hold the admin token, not merely name a +participant. `session::Context::token` (design decision 1) carries it. +`PollModel::execute(const FinalizePoll&)`: + +```cpp +GetPollStateResult PollModel::execute(const FinalizePoll& action) { + if (!action.validate()) { + throw ValidationError{"FinalizePoll: a real optionId is required"}; + } + auto poll = loadPollByPollId(mapper(), requirePollId()); // requirePollId(): see Task 5's _pollId resolution + const auto* ctx = ::morph::session::current(); + if (ctx == nullptr || ctx->token != poll.adminToken.value()) { + throw Forbidden{"FinalizePoll requires the admin token"}; + } + if (poll.finalized) { + throw Conflict{"poll is already finalized"}; + } + ::Lightweight::SqlTransaction transaction{mapper().Connection(), ::Lightweight::SqlTransactionMode::ROLLBACK}; + poll.finalized = true; + poll.finalizedOptionId = static_cast(*action.optionId); + mapper().Update(poll); + db::PollEventRecord event; + event.poll = poll; + event.kind = "finalize"; + event.summary = "poll finalized"; + event.createdAtMs = nowMs(); + mapper().Create(event); + transaction.Commit(); + return buildState(mapper(), poll); +} +``` + +`PollsAuthorizer` mirrors `BookmarksAuthorizer`'s minimal shape +(`examples/bookmarks/include/bookmarks/auth/bookmarks_authorizer.hpp`) but +is even narrower: since nothing here is a signed token, +`authorizeRegister`/`authorizeInstance` are the whole class — read +`BookmarksAuthorizer`'s doc comments on why `authorizeRegister` must stay +permissive (finding 027) and reuse that reasoning verbatim, extended to +cover the shared/keyed registration path too (design decision 2 in the +README — `registerModelShared`/`attachModel`'s wire form is still a +`register` envelope carrying no session, per finding 027's scope). + +- [ ] **Step 1: Write the failing tests** + +```cpp +// test_poll_model.cpp (append) +TEST_CASE("FinalizePoll requires the admin token in Context::token", "[polls][model]") { + DbFixture fixture; + PollModel model; + auto created = model.execute(CreatePoll{.title = "T", .options = {{"1"}, {"2"}}}); + model.execute(OpenPoll{.pollId = created.pollId}); + auto opts = model.execute(GetPollState{}).options; + + // No token at all: + CHECK_THROWS_AS(model.execute(FinalizePoll{.optionId = opts[0].id}), Forbidden); + + // Wrong token (the participant token, not the admin token): + { + morph::session::Context ctx; + ctx.token = created.participantToken; + morph::session::ScopedContext scoped{ctx}; // or whichever RAII context-installer this codebase uses -- match ScopedPrincipal's pattern + CHECK_THROWS_AS(model.execute(FinalizePoll{.optionId = opts[0].id}), Forbidden); + } + + // Right token: + { + morph::session::Context ctx; + ctx.token = created.adminToken; + morph::session::ScopedContext scoped{ctx}; + auto state = model.execute(FinalizePoll{.optionId = opts[0].id}); + CHECK(state.finalized); + CHECK(state.finalizedOptionId == opts[0].id); + } +} + +TEST_CASE("Finalizing an already-finalized poll throws Conflict", "[polls][model]") { + DbFixture fixture; + PollModel model; + auto created = model.execute(CreatePoll{.title = "T", .options = {{"1"}, {"2"}}}); + model.execute(OpenPoll{.pollId = created.pollId}); + auto opts = model.execute(GetPollState{}).options; + morph::session::Context ctx; + ctx.token = created.adminToken; + morph::session::ScopedContext scoped{ctx}; + model.execute(FinalizePoll{.optionId = opts[0].id}); + CHECK_THROWS_AS(model.execute(FinalizePoll{.optionId = opts[1].id}), Conflict); +} +``` + +```cpp +// test_polls_authorizer.cpp +TEST_CASE("PollsAuthorizer::authorizeRegister admits every register, per finding 027's shared-registration scope", + "[polls][auth]") { + polls::auth::PollsAuthorizer authorizer; + // Exercise the real IAuthorizer::authorizeRegister signature -- confirm + // its exact parameters against morph::session::IAuthorizer's real + // declaration (include/morph/session/session.hpp) before writing this + // call, matching how rung 2's own authorizer tests verified their + // signatures against the real interface rather than guessing. +} +``` + +- [ ] **Step 2-4: Run to verify fail/pass, commit** + +```bash +git add examples/polls/include/polls/models/poll_model.hpp examples/polls/src/models/poll_model.cpp \ + examples/polls/include/polls/auth/ examples/polls/src/auth/ \ + examples/polls/tests/test_poll_model.cpp examples/polls/tests/test_polls_authorizer.cpp +git commit -m "polls: add FinalizePoll and PollsAuthorizer" +``` + +--- + +### Task 8: `PollModel` — `UndoLastVoteChange` (the rung's headline design record) + +**Files:** +- Modify: `examples/polls/include/polls/models/poll_model.hpp` +- Modify: `examples/polls/src/models/poll_model.cpp` +- Test: `examples/polls/tests/test_poll_model.cpp` (append) + +**Interfaces:** +- Consumes: `VoteHistoryRecord` (Task 4/6 — every `SubmitVotes`/`UpdateVotes` + call writes one, storing the pre-change vote set as JSON). +- Produces: `execute(UndoLastVoteChange)`. + +This is the test the README calls "the rung's headline design record": +*"Write the interleaving test first (A votes, B votes, A undoes → assert +whose vote died) — its outcome is the rung's headline design record."* +Write and run that test **before** implementing `execute()`'s body, and +record its outcome in this rung's README once it passes (a follow-up +one-line edit to `examples/polls/README.md`'s own "Definition of done" +checklist, confirming the compensating-action shape actually delivers +principal-scoped undo — not a plan step, but do it as part of closing this +task, matching how rung 2's design records were confirmed in the README +after the fact). + +```cpp +UndoLastVoteChangeResult PollModel::execute(const UndoLastVoteChange& action) { + if (!action.validate()) { + throw ValidationError{"UndoLastVoteChange: participantName is required"}; + } + auto poll = loadPollByPollId(mapper(), requirePollId()); + auto history = mapper().Query() + .Where(::Lightweight::FieldNameOf<&db::VoteHistoryRecord::poll>, "=", poll.id.Value()) + .Where(::Lightweight::FieldNameOf<&db::VoteHistoryRecord::participantName>, "=", action.participantName) + .OrderByDescending(::Lightweight::FieldNameOf<&db::VoteHistoryRecord::id>) + .First(); + if (!history.has_value()) { + throw Conflict{"nothing to undo for this participant"}; + } + // Decode history->previousVotesJson (the pre-change vote set) and + // restore it via the same delete-then-recreate logic applyVotes() + // (Task 6) already implements -- reuse that helper directly rather + // than duplicating the write pattern. Then delete the consumed + // VoteHistoryRecord row (undo is one-shot, not a redo stack) and + // write a PollEventRecord ("kind": "vote", summary naming the undo) + // inside the same transaction. + ... + return UndoLastVoteChangeResult{.restored = true}; +} +``` + +- [ ] **Step 1: Write the interleaving test FIRST, before the implementation above** + +```cpp +TEST_CASE("Principal-scoped undo: A votes, B votes, A undoes -> only A's vote dies (the rung's headline design record)", + "[polls][model]") { + DbFixture fixture; + PollModel model; + auto created = model.execute(CreatePoll{.title = "T", .options = {{"1"}, {"2"}}}); + model.execute(OpenPoll{.pollId = created.pollId}); + auto opts = model.execute(GetPollState{}).options; + + model.execute(SubmitVotes{.participantName = "alice", .votes = {{.optionId = opts[0].id, .choice = VoteChoice::Yes}}}); + model.execute(SubmitVotes{.participantName = "bob", .votes = {{.optionId = opts[0].id, .choice = VoteChoice::Yes}}}); + // Both voted yes on option 0: count should be 2. + auto before = model.execute(GetPollState{}); + REQUIRE(before.options[0].yesCount == Count::fromDouble(2.0)); + + auto undoResult = model.execute(UndoLastVoteChange{.participantName = "alice"}); + CHECK(undoResult.restored); + + auto after = model.execute(GetPollState{}); + // Alice's vote is gone; Bob's survives. This is the assertion that + // SessionLog::undoLast() could never make true: it pops the newest + // entry regardless of principal, which would have killed Bob's vote + // (the more recent of the two), not Alice's own. + CHECK(after.options[0].yesCount == Count::fromDouble(1.0)); + const bool bobStillVotes = + std::ranges::any_of(after.votes, [](const auto& v) { return v.participantName == "bob"; }); + const bool aliceStillVotes = + std::ranges::any_of(after.votes, [](const auto& v) { return v.participantName == "alice"; }); + CHECK(bobStillVotes); + CHECK_FALSE(aliceStillVotes); +} + +TEST_CASE("UndoLastVoteChange with nothing to undo throws Conflict", "[polls][model]") { + DbFixture fixture; + PollModel model; + auto created = model.execute(CreatePoll{.title = "T", .options = {{"1"}, {"2"}}}); + model.execute(OpenPoll{.pollId = created.pollId}); + CHECK_THROWS_AS(model.execute(UndoLastVoteChange{.participantName = "nobody-voted"}), Conflict); +} + +TEST_CASE("Undo is one-shot: undoing twice in a row throws Conflict the second time", "[polls][model]") { + DbFixture fixture; + PollModel model; + auto created = model.execute(CreatePoll{.title = "T", .options = {{"1"}, {"2"}}}); + model.execute(OpenPoll{.pollId = created.pollId}); + auto opts = model.execute(GetPollState{}).options; + model.execute(SubmitVotes{.participantName = "alice", .votes = {{.optionId = opts[0].id, .choice = VoteChoice::Yes}}}); + model.execute(UndoLastVoteChange{.participantName = "alice"}); + CHECK_THROWS_AS(model.execute(UndoLastVoteChange{.participantName = "alice"}), Conflict); +} +``` + +- [ ] **Step 2: Run to verify these fail (no implementation yet)** + +- [ ] **Step 3: Implement `execute(UndoLastVoteChange)` per the sketch above** + +- [ ] **Step 4: Run to verify all pass** + +- [ ] **Step 5: Record the design record in the README** + +Add one sentence to `examples/polls/README.md`'s "Definition of done" +section confirming the interleaving test's outcome (A's undo restores only +A's prior state; B's vote survives untouched) — this is what the DoD's own +bullet asks for ("verified by the two-principal interleaving test"). + +- [ ] **Step 6: Commit** + +```bash +git add examples/polls/include/polls/models/poll_model.hpp examples/polls/src/models/poll_model.cpp \ + examples/polls/tests/test_poll_model.cpp examples/polls/README.md +git commit -m "polls: add UndoLastVoteChange -- principal-scoped compensating action" +``` + +--- + +### Task 9: `PollModel` — `GetEventsSince` + +**Files:** +- Modify: `examples/polls/include/polls/models/poll_model.hpp` +- Modify: `examples/polls/src/models/poll_model.cpp` +- Test: `examples/polls/tests/test_poll_model.cpp` (append) + +**Interfaces:** +- Consumes: `PollEventRecord` (already written by Tasks 6-8's own mutations). +- Produces: `execute(GetEventsSince)`. + +```cpp +GetEventsSinceResult PollModel::execute(const GetEventsSince& action) { + if (!action.validate()) { + throw ValidationError{"GetEventsSince: malformed request"}; + } + auto poll = loadPollByPollId(mapper(), requirePollId()); + auto rows = mapper().Query() + .Where(::Lightweight::FieldNameOf<&db::PollEventRecord::poll>, "=", poll.id.Value()) + .Where(::Lightweight::FieldNameOf<&db::PollEventRecord::id>, ">", static_cast(*action.lastEventId)) + .OrderBy(::Lightweight::FieldNameOf<&db::PollEventRecord::id>) + .All(); + GetEventsSinceResult result; + for (const auto& row : rows) { + result.events.push_back({.id = PollEventId{.value = static_cast(row.id.Value())}, + .kind = row.kind.value(), .summary = row.summary.value()}); + } + return result; +} +``` + +- [ ] **Step 1: Write the failing tests** + +```cpp +TEST_CASE("GetEventsSince{} (from the beginning) returns every event in order", "[polls][model]") { + DbFixture fixture; + PollModel model; + auto created = model.execute(CreatePoll{.title = "T", .options = {{"1"}, {"2"}}}); + model.execute(OpenPoll{.pollId = created.pollId}); + auto opts = model.execute(GetPollState{}).options; + model.execute(SubmitVotes{.participantName = "alice", .votes = {{.optionId = opts[0].id, .choice = VoteChoice::Yes}}}); + model.execute(AddComment{.participantName = "alice", .body = "hi"}); + + auto events = model.execute(GetEventsSince{}).events; + REQUIRE(events.size() == 2); + CHECK(events[0].kind == "vote"); + CHECK(events[1].kind == "comment"); + CHECK(events[0].id.value < events[1].id.value); // strictly increasing +} + +TEST_CASE("GetEventsSince{lastEventId} returns only strictly-newer events", "[polls][model]") { + DbFixture fixture; + PollModel model; + auto created = model.execute(CreatePoll{.title = "T", .options = {{"1"}, {"2"}}}); + model.execute(OpenPoll{.pollId = created.pollId}); + auto opts = model.execute(GetPollState{}).options; + model.execute(SubmitVotes{.participantName = "alice", .votes = {{.optionId = opts[0].id, .choice = VoteChoice::Yes}}}); + auto firstEvents = model.execute(GetEventsSince{}).events; + REQUIRE(firstEvents.size() == 1); + + model.execute(AddComment{.participantName = "alice", .body = "hi"}); + auto newEvents = model.execute(GetEventsSince{.lastEventId = firstEvents.front().id}).events; + REQUIRE(newEvents.size() == 1); + CHECK(newEvents.front().kind == "comment"); +} + +TEST_CASE("The event log survives full detach/reattach (instance rebirth), and a stale cursor " + "gets everything after it -- no epoch token needed", + "[polls][model]") { + // This is the DoD's own required test: "Event log survives full + // detach/reattach (instance rebirth) and a stale cursor triggers a + // clean full resync, verified by test." Given this rung's resolved + // design decision (durable persistence alone closes the gap, no + // epoch token), "clean full resync" here means: the stale cursor + // simply gets every real event since it, correctly, because the + // event log's sequence id survived the instance's death regardless + // of which in-memory PollModel wrote which row. Use BackendRig to + // attach N handlers to the same key, detach all (verify destruction + // via instances()), attach again with the pre-death cursor, and + // assert every event since that cursor comes back -- not merely that + // it doesn't crash. + DbFixture fixture; + BackendRig rig{Mode::Local, 1}; // or Mode::Socket -- either demonstrates real backend-owned instance lifetime + // ... construct a handler, CreatePoll, OpenPoll, SubmitVotes once, + // capture lastEventId, drop every handler referencing this poll, + // confirm rig's instances() (or equivalent) shows the instance gone, + // construct a fresh handler, OpenPoll again, GetEventsSince with the + // pre-death cursor, assert the events since then are still there. +} +``` + +- [ ] **Step 2-4: Run to verify fail/pass, commit** + +```bash +git add examples/polls/include/polls/models/poll_model.hpp examples/polls/src/models/poll_model.cpp \ + examples/polls/tests/test_poll_model.cpp +git commit -m "polls: add GetEventsSince -- the Zulip-pattern event log read path" +``` + +--- + +### Task 10: `App` — server bootstrap + +**Files:** +- Create: `examples/polls/include/polls/app/app.hpp` +- Create: `examples/polls/src/app/app.cpp` +- Test: `examples/polls/tests/test_app.cpp` + +**Interfaces:** +- Produces: `app::App` (owns `RemoteServer` + `PollsAuthorizer` + + `FileActionLog`), mirroring `bookmarks::app::App`'s shape + (`examples/bookmarks/include/bookmarks/app/app.hpp`) minus the + background-worker/`TokenIssuer` pieces this rung does not need (no + signed tokens, no background metadata-fetch job — polls has no + equivalent asynchronous job). + +This task is the most mechanical of the model-layer tasks — read +`bookmarks::app::App`'s constructor and member shape and reuse the parts +that apply (action-log path, `RemoteServer` construction with +`PollsAuthorizer`, `maxLiveModels` cap sized to this rung's own model +count — polls registers exactly one model type, `PollModel`, so +`maxLiveModels` should be set generously relative to expected concurrent +polls, e.g. 256, matching rung 2's own reasoning for its own cap), and +drop everything about `TokenIssuer`/background fetch workers that has no +polls equivalent. + +- [ ] **Step 1: Write the failing test** + +```cpp +TEST_CASE("App boots, registers PollModel, and a real client can CreatePoll/OpenPoll over it", "[polls][app]") { + DbFixture fixture; + app::App app{fixture.actionLogPath()}; + // Real client dispatch through app.server(), mirroring + // bookmarks::app::App's own equivalent test -- confirm the exact + // helper/rig shape that test uses and mirror it here. +} +``` + +- [ ] **Step 2-4: Run to verify fail/pass, commit** + +```bash +git add examples/polls/include/polls/app/ examples/polls/src/app/ examples/polls/tests/test_app.cpp +git commit -m "polls: add App -- server bootstrap" +``` + +--- + +### Task 11: `CMakeLists.txt` + +**Files:** +- Create: `examples/polls/CMakeLists.txt` + +Mirror `examples/bookmarks/CMakeLists.txt` exactly: `morph_add_rung(NAME polls)` +plus an explicit `target_sources(ladder_polls_lib PRIVATE .../src/auth/polls_authorizer.cpp .../src/db/schema.cpp)` +guarded by `if(TARGET ladder_polls_lib)` (`morph_add_rung()` only globs +`src/models`, `src/db`, `src/app` — `src/auth` needs the same explicit +`target_sources` treatment rung 2's `src/import`/`src/dto` needed, per +`cmake/morph_add_rung.cmake:91-92`'s confirmed glob scope). Add +`examples/polls` to `examples/CMakeLists.txt`'s subdirectory list (find +where `bookmarks`/`pastebin` are added and follow the identical pattern). + +- [ ] **Step 1: Write `CMakeLists.txt`**, add the subdirectory line. + +- [ ] **Step 2: Build and confirm every test target from Tasks 1-10 now + builds and runs via the real CMake target** (`cmake --build build/clang-coverage + --target ladder_polls_tests`), replacing every manual-clang++ compile + step those tasks used. Fix any warnings under strict compilation the + same way rung 2's Task 13 did (designated-initializer completeness, + etc. — expect similar findings; fix them here rather than carrying them + forward, matching rung 2's own precedent of not repeating Task 13's + cleanup debt into later tasks). + +- [ ] **Step 3: Commit** + +```bash +git add examples/polls/CMakeLists.txt examples/CMakeLists.txt +git commit -m "polls: add CMakeLists.txt, completing the buildable rung skeleton" +``` + +--- + +### Task 12: Model tests — backend-mode matrix, shared-instance lifetime, and poisoned-instance attach + +**Files:** +- Create: `examples/polls/tests/test_shared_instance_lifecycle.cpp` + +**Interfaces:** Consumes `BackendRig` (all three modes), `DbFixture`. + +Three genuinely new pieces of coverage this rung's README names as +"Expected strain points" that no task above already covers: + +1. **Backend-mode matrix**: `CreatePoll` (native/`Local`-only per Global + Constraints) → `OpenPoll` → `SubmitVotes` round trip across + `Mode::Local`, `Mode::LocalSingleThread`, `Mode::Socket`, mirroring + rung 2's Task 14 exactly (`examples/bookmarks/tests/test_bookmark_model.cpp`'s + own `GENERATE(Mode::Local, Mode::LocalSingleThread, Mode::Socket)` + pattern) — but for `PollModel`, every case after `CreatePoll` (which + stays a direct, non-keyed call, matching how Task 5's own tests + already do it) uses `handler.execute(OpenPoll{pollId})` to attach, + proving the *keyed* attach path works identically across all three + modes, not just the plain-registration path rung 2 proved. +2. **Shared-instance lifetime**: N `BridgeHandler` + instances attach to the same `pollId`; confirm they observe each + other's writes (one submits a vote, all N see it on their next + `GetPollState`); detach all N; confirm the instance is gone via + `handler.instances()` (construct one more handler first, call + `instances()`, then detach every prior handler, then call `instances()` + again and confirm the key is absent) — this is the DoD's own + "`handler.instances()` for an organizer dashboard" requirement, + proven, not just declared. +3. **Poisoned-instance attach**: opening a stale/mistyped `pollId` + (`OpenPoll{.pollId = "not-a-real-poll"}`) throws `NotFound` through the + returned `Completion`'s `.onError(...)` (not a crash, not a silently + half-hydrated instance) — and per `docs/spec/core/shared_instances.md`'s + documented failure mode, a *second* attach attempt to the same bad key + gets a **fresh** instance (the poisoned one was evicted on this second + attach, per spec), which also fails identically — write both attempts + explicitly, asserting both fail the same way, to prove eviction-then- + retry doesn't somehow succeed on stale poisoned state. + +```cpp +TEST_CASE("PollModel over the full backend-mode matrix: create -> keyed-attach -> submit-vote round trip", + "[polls][model]") { + const auto mode = GENERATE(Mode::Local, Mode::LocalSingleThread, Mode::Socket); + CAPTURE(mode); + DbFixture fixture; + BackendRig rig{mode, 1, std::make_shared()}; + // CreatePoll direct (native-only, no keying involved -- Task 5's own + // shape), then attach the rig's handler via execute(OpenPoll{pollId}), + // then SubmitVotes, then GetPollState, asserting the vote landed. +} + +TEST_CASE("N shared handlers on one pollId observe each other's writes, and instances() reflects " + "the instance's real lifetime", + "[polls][model][shared-instances]") { + DbFixture fixture; + BackendRig rig{Mode::Socket, 4, std::make_shared()}; + // Construct 4 handlers attached to the same pollId (via OpenPoll); one + // submits a vote; assert the other 3 see it via GetPollState; confirm + // handler.instances() lists the key while at least one handler holds + // it; destroy all 4; construct a 5th purely to call instances() and + // confirm the key is now absent. +} + +TEST_CASE("Opening a stale pollId is NotFound through .onError(), not a crash, and a second attempt " + "to the same bad key gets a fresh (still-failing) instance, not stale poisoned state", + "[polls][model][shared-instances]") { + DbFixture fixture; + BackendRig rig{Mode::Socket, 1, std::make_shared()}; + auto handler = rig.client(0); + bool firstFailed = false; + handler.execute(OpenPoll{.pollId = "not-a-real-poll"}).onError([&firstFailed](auto) { firstFailed = true; }); + REQUIRE(pumpUntil([&firstFailed] { return firstFailed; })); + + bool secondFailed = false; + handler.execute(OpenPoll{.pollId = "not-a-real-poll"}).onError([&secondFailed](auto) { secondFailed = true; }); + REQUIRE(pumpUntil([&secondFailed] { return secondFailed; })); +} +``` + +- [ ] **Step 2-4: Run to verify fail/pass, commit** + +```bash +git add examples/polls/tests/test_shared_instance_lifecycle.cpp +git commit -m "polls: add backend-mode matrix, shared-instance lifetime, and poisoned-attach tests" +``` + +--- + +### Task 13: Cross-user isolation, `messagesPerSecond`-configured harness, and the cross-model rename-race analogue + +**Files:** +- Modify: `examples/polls/tests/test_shared_instance_lifecycle.cpp` (append) + +**Interfaces:** Consumes `QtWebSocketServerConfig::messagesPerSecond` +(configured ON, per the README's "Expected strain points" and this +plan's design-decision resolution 5 — a harness config, not new framework +work). + +1. **Cross-user isolation over Socket**: two participants attach to the + same poll (this is expected — the whole point of sharing), but a + participant token from poll A must not let its holder finalize poll B + or read poll B's `adminToken`-gated state. Since `PollModel` is keyed + per-poll (each poll is its own instance), this reduces to: a + `FinalizePoll` call using poll A's admin token, dispatched against a + handler attached to poll B, must fail — write this explicitly rather + than assuming it's implied by the per-instance keying, since a bug + in `requireAdminToken`'s poll-row lookup (e.g., checking against the + wrong cached `_pollId`) could silently pass. +2. **`messagesPerSecond` configured ON**: run at least one real + `SubmitVotes` dispatch through a `QtWebSocketServerConfig` with + `messagesPerSecond` set low enough to guarantee a drop under a small + burst, and confirm `Bridge::setExecuteDeadline` (this rung's own + framework-prerequisite work, Task 1 of the framework-prereqs plan) + actually recovers the caller via `ClientTimeoutError` rather than + hanging forever — this is the DoD's "run this rung's harness with + `messagesPerSecond` configured ON" requirement, and the first real + proof (beyond the framework-prereqs plan's own unit tests) that the + deadline mechanism and the rate limiter combine correctly end to end + in a real app. +3. **The cross-model rename-race analogue**: this rung's README does not + name an exact analogue to rung 2's `TagModel`-renames-while- + `BookmarkModel`-writes race (there is only one model type here), so + skip this specific test class — note in this task's commit message + that it was considered and is not applicable, rather than silently + omitting it (matching this session's established discipline of never + silently dropping a checklist item without a stated reason). + +```cpp +TEST_CASE("A poll's admin token does not finalize a different poll", "[polls][model][shared-instances]") { + DbFixture fixture; + BackendRig rig{Mode::Socket, 2, std::make_shared()}; + auto handlerA = rig.client(0); + auto handlerB = rig.client(1); + auto createdA = awaitQt(handlerA.execute(CreatePoll{.title = "A", .options = {{"1"}, {"2"}}})); + auto createdB = awaitQt(handlerB.execute(CreatePoll{.title = "B", .options = {{"1"}, {"2"}}})); + awaitQt(handlerB.execute(OpenPoll{.pollId = createdB.pollId})); + auto optsB = awaitQt(handlerB.execute(GetPollState{})).options; + + morph::session::Context ctx; + ctx.token = createdA.adminToken; // poll A's admin token, used against poll B + rig.bridge(1).setDefaultSession(ctx); + bool failed = false; + handlerB.execute(FinalizePoll{.optionId = optsB[0].id}).onError([&failed](auto) { failed = true; }); + REQUIRE(pumpUntil([&failed] { return failed; })); +} + +TEST_CASE("Bridge::setExecuteDeadline recovers a call the real rate limiter silently drops", + "[polls][model][shared-instances]") { + DbFixture fixture; + // Configure a real QtWebSocketServerConfig with messagesPerSecond set + // low (e.g. 1) and a real QtWebSocketBackend-based BridgeRig whose + // Bridge has bridge.setExecuteDeadline(std::chrono::milliseconds{500}) + // set. Burst several SubmitVotes calls in quick succession -- at least + // one must be dropped by the limiter (confirm via the server's own + // logged drop, or by observing more calls than replies). Assert the + // dropped call's Completion resolves via ClientTimeoutError within the + // configured deadline, not hung. +} +``` + +- [ ] **Step 2-4: Run to verify fail/pass, commit** + +```bash +git add examples/polls/tests/test_shared_instance_lifecycle.cpp +git commit -m "polls: add cross-poll admin-token isolation and messagesPerSecond+deadline integration test" +``` + +--- + +### Task 14: Presenters + +**Files:** +- Create: `examples/polls/gui_lib/poll_presenter.hpp` +- Create: `examples/polls/gui_lib/poll_presenter.cpp` +- Test: `examples/polls/tests/test_poll_presenter.cpp` + +**Interfaces:** Mirrors `bookmarks::gui::BookmarkPresenter`'s exact shape +(`examples/bookmarks/gui_lib/bookmark_presenter.hpp`) — one presenter +method per `PollModel` action, each `track()`-wrapped with an `onErr` +callback for GUI error display, exactly rung 1/2's established pattern. +`PollPresenter` additionally needs an `openPoll(pollId)` convenience method +that calls `handler_.execute(OpenPoll{pollId})` (the payload-keyed attach) +and, on success, kicks off the polling helper's first `GetEventsSince` +call (Task 15 builds the actual polling helper; this task's presenter +exposes the primitive it needs — a `getEventsSince(lastEventId)` method — +without yet wiring the timer). + +- [ ] **Step 1: Write the failing tests** — mirror + `examples/bookmarks/tests/test_bookmark_presenter.cpp`'s exact structure: + one test case per presenter method across all three backend modes, plus + a "no session at all emits failed, not a crash" case, plus a + "every validation-driven action routes its failure to failed(), not just + the first one" case — read that file in full and produce the equivalent + 9-action-shaped (`createPoll`/`openPoll`/`getPollState`/`submitVotes`/ + `updateVotes`/`addComment`/`finalizePoll`/`undoLastVoteChange`/ + `getEventsSince`) coverage for `PollPresenter`. + +- [ ] **Step 2-4: Run to verify fail/pass, commit** + +```bash +git add examples/polls/gui_lib/poll_presenter.hpp examples/polls/gui_lib/poll_presenter.cpp \ + examples/polls/tests/test_poll_presenter.cpp +git commit -m "polls: add PollPresenter" +``` + +--- + +### Task 15: The event-polling helper — this rung's framework-level deliverable + +**Files:** +- Create: `examples/common/gui/event_poller.hpp` +- Create: `examples/common/gui/event_poller.cpp` +- Test: `examples/common/tests/test_event_poller.cpp` (or + `examples/polls/tests/`, whichever this codebase's convention places + cross-rung-reusable `examples/common/` code's own tests in — check for + precedent, e.g. `examples/common/testkit/`'s own test placement, before + choosing) + +**Interfaces:** Produces `morph::ladder::gui::EventPoller` +(or a narrower, polls-specific-but-easily-generalized type if a fully +generic template proves awkward to write cleanly in one task — the DoD's +requirement is that it is "factored so kanban can lift it," which a +well-documented, narrowly-polls-shaped-but-clearly-reusable class also +satisfies if a template turns out over-engineered for a first use; use +your judgment, but document the choice either way). + +This is explicitly named in the README as **"this rung's framework-level +deliverable"** and **"every later rung inherits this helper; get it right +here."** Design: + +- Owns a `QTimer` (or the platform-appropriate periodic-callback + primitive `examples/common/gui/` already uses elsewhere — check + `AppContext`/`Presenter`'s own timer usage, if any, for the established + pattern before introducing a new one) that calls `GetEventsSince` on a + configurable interval. +- **Must use `Bridge::setExecuteDeadline`** (this rung's own framework + prerequisite, already landed) — without it, a rate-limited server + silently dropping a poll frame hangs the poller's in-flight call + forever, exactly the failure mode the README's "Expected strain points" + section names. Confirm the `Bridge` the poller's `BridgeHandler` is + constructed against has a deadline configured (either the poller + requires this as a precondition, documented loudly, or the poller itself + calls `setExecuteDeadline` on construction with a sensible default — + prefer the latter, since a caller forgetting to configure it is exactly + the mistake this helper exists to make impossible). +- On each tick: dispatch `GetEventsSince{lastEventId}`; on success, apply + each returned event via a caller-supplied callback and advance + `lastEventId` to the last event's id; on `ClientTimeoutError` + specifically, log and retry on the next tick (do not treat a timeout as + a fatal error — a single slow round trip should not stop polling); on + any other error (e.g. the poll was deleted, `NotFound`), stop the timer + and surface the failure once via a caller-supplied `onFatalError` + callback, matching how a stale client should "fall back to `GetPollState`" + per the README's own Zulip-pattern description — this task does not + need to implement the fallback-to-full-resync behavior itself (that is + presenter/GUI-layer policy, informed by `onFatalError`), only to + surface the signal cleanly. +- Measure and document the default poll interval (the README's own + "Expected strain points" asks: "Poll-interval latency: two voters + editing simultaneously see each other only on the next tick — measure + and document acceptable intervals." A reasonable default, e.g. 2-3 + seconds, balancing responsiveness against server load — document the + choice and its trade-off in this class's own doc comment, not just in + a commit message). + +- [ ] **Step 1: Write the failing tests** + +```cpp +TEST_CASE("EventPoller applies every event returned since the last tick and advances its cursor", "[gui][event-poller]") { + // Deterministic executor / fake clock, matching examples/common/testkit's + // established dual-mode testing conventions -- drive the timer manually + // rather than sleeping in the test. +} + +TEST_CASE("EventPoller survives a ClientTimeoutError -- retries on the next tick, does not stop", "[gui][event-poller]") { + // A test double whose GetEventsSince never replies once, forcing the + // deadline to fire; assert the poller ticks again afterward rather + // than giving up. +} + +TEST_CASE("EventPoller stops and reports onFatalError exactly once on a non-timeout failure (e.g. NotFound)", + "[gui][event-poller]") { +} +``` + +- [ ] **Step 2-4: Run to verify fail/pass, commit** + +```bash +git add examples/common/gui/event_poller.hpp examples/common/gui/event_poller.cpp \ + examples/common/tests/test_event_poller.cpp +git commit -m "ladder: add the event-polling helper (this rung's framework-level deliverable)" +``` + +--- + +### Task 16: GUI shell — schema-driven forms + the polling helper wired to a real view + +**Files:** +- Create: `examples/polls/gui_lib/poll_schemas.hpp` +- Create: `examples/polls/gui_lib/poll_forms_controller.{hpp,cpp}` +- Create: `examples/polls/gui_lib/poll_qml_bridges.{hpp,cpp}` +- Create: `examples/polls/gui/qml/{Main,CreatePollView,VoteView}.qml` +- Test: `examples/polls/tests/test_gui_qml_smoke.cpp`, `examples/polls/tests/test_poll_qml_bridges.cpp` + +**Interfaces:** Mirrors `bookmarks::gui`'s exact shape (`bookmark_schemas.hpp`, +`bookmark_forms_controller.*`, `bookmark_qml_bridges.*`) — one schema +document routing `{actionType: schema}` to `PollModel`'s actions, one QML +bridge (`PollBridge`) wrapping `PollPresenter`, `Main.qml`'s `StackView` +switching between a create-poll form (native-only per Global Constraints — +either omit this view entirely from the WASM build target, or gate it +behind a compile-time/runtime check, following whatever precedent rung 2's +GUI established for a native-only capability, if any; if no such precedent +exists, the simplest correct choice is: the WASM `main_wasm.cpp` simply +never loads `CreatePollView.qml` into its `StackView`'s reachable states, +since nothing routes to it without a UI affordance) and a vote view +(`OpenPoll` + `SubmitVotes`/`UpdateVotes`/`AddComment` forms + the live +event-driven results display, wired to Task 15's `EventPoller`). + +Given `DynamicForm` has no control for array-typed JSON fields (finding +031, discovered during rung 2), `CreatePoll::options` (an array of +`CreatePollOption`) cannot be a schema-driven form field — mirror rung 2's +own workaround for `BulkEdit` (excluded from the schema document, driven +by a small hand-written QML list-editor instead, not a `DynamicForm` +field). Document this in the same "known gaps" style rung 2's README +adopted, in this rung's own README, once this task lands. + +- [ ] **Step 1-6**: mirror rung 2's Task 18's exact step shape (schema + document → forms controller → QML bridges → QML views → offscreen smoke + test → adapter-layer unit tests with `QMetaObject` surface assertions) + — read `examples/bookmarks/gui_lib/bookmark_schemas.hpp` through + `bookmark_qml_bridges.cpp` and `examples/bookmarks/tests/test_bookmark_qml_bridges.cpp` + in full before starting, and produce the polls-shaped equivalent of + every one of those files, including the adapter-layer test file from + the start this time (rung 2 shipped it late, in a fix round, after + review caught the gap — this plan builds it into the task from the + beginning instead, avoiding that repeat). + +- [ ] **Step 7: Update `examples/polls/README.md`** with the `CreatePoll`-array-field + workaround note and any other known-gaps this task surfaces (matching + rung 2's "Known gaps this rung ships with" section's style and + location). + +- [ ] **Step 8: Commit** + +```bash +git add examples/polls/gui_lib/ examples/polls/gui/ examples/polls/tests/test_gui_qml_smoke.cpp \ + examples/polls/tests/test_poll_qml_bridges.cpp examples/polls/README.md +git commit -m "polls: add the schema-driven GUI shell wired to the event-polling helper" +``` + +--- + +### Task 17: Server binary + +**Files:** +- Create: `examples/polls/src/server/main.cpp` + +**Interfaces:** Env-var configured (`POLLS_DB`, `POLLS_PORT` — **no** +`POLLS_TOKEN_SECRET`, since this rung has no signed-token issuer; the +admin/participant tokens are per-poll, generated by `CreatePoll` itself, +not a process-wide secret). Mirror `bookmarks::src::server::main.cpp`'s +exact SIGTERM-poll shutdown shape, minus the metadata-worker drain (polls +has no background worker to drain). + +- [ ] **Step 1-4**: mirror rung 2's Task 18 server-binary steps exactly + (env-var parsing with `std::from_chars` for the port, hard failure on + malformed input — matching the final-review-fix-wave lesson from rung 2 + rather than repeating `std::atoi`'s mistake fresh), manual smoke test + (start the real binary, confirm it listens and shuts down cleanly on + SIGTERM), commit. + +```bash +git add examples/polls/src/server/main.cpp +git commit -m "polls: add the server binary" +``` + +--- + +### Task 18: WASM client — the payoff of this rung's entire framework-prerequisite detour + +**Files:** +- Create: `examples/polls/gui_wasm/main_wasm.cpp` +- Modify: `.github/workflows/wasm-ladder.yml` + +**Interfaces:** Mirrors `examples/bookmarks/gui_wasm/main_wasm.cpp` exactly +(always-`Remote` `AppContext`, no hand-rolled retry timer — `AppContext`/ +`Main.qml`'s shared bootstrap-retry timer already covers finding 024 +generically, confirmed by both rung 1 and rung 2's own WASM tasks) — +**with one load-bearing addition neither prior rung's WASM client needed**: +this is the file where `QtWebSocketBackendConfig::asyncRegistrationEnabled` +actually matters for a *keyed* attach, not just plain registration. Confirm +(read `examples/common/gui/app_context.cpp:37`, already cited during this +rung's framework-prerequisite review as setting `asyncRegistrationEnabled = true` +for every ladder GUI/WASM app) that this flag is already on by the time +`OpenPoll{pollId}` dispatches — if so, no new wiring is needed here beyond +what `AppContext` already provides; if the research citation turns out +stale by the time this task runs, set it explicitly and document why. + +This task's QML never loads `CreatePollView` (Global Constraints: +`CreatePoll` is native-only) — only the vote/join view, reached via +whatever mechanism the app expects a participant to arrive at a poll link +(e.g. a URL query parameter naming the `pollId`, parsed in `main_wasm.cpp` +the same way `examples/common/wasm_spike`'s own URL-parameter handling, if +any, already establishes a precedent for — check before inventing a new +mechanism). + +- [ ] **Step 1: Write `main_wasm.cpp`**, mirroring rung 2's WASM file's + header-comment density and structure (mode rationale, no-bootstrap + rationale, "note what is not here," verification status) — adapted to + name this rung's own actually-different fact: unlike rung 1/2's WASM + clients, this one exercises a genuinely new framework code path + (`Bridge::attachHandlerAsync`'s async branch, previously unreached by + any real WASM binary in this repo) for the first time, and should say so. + +- [ ] **Step 2: Extend `.github/workflows/wasm-ladder.yml`** with + `ladder_polls_gui_wasm` as a named target, following the exact pattern + rung 2's own Task 19 already established (a named target build plus the + trailing plain `cmake --build build-wasm-ladder` pass that already + covers every further rung automatically — confirm this rung's addition + is genuinely needed as a *named* target for the same "fails loud if a + target silently stops being generated" reason, even though the trailing + plain build would technically also catch it, matching rung 2's own + stated rationale for keeping named targets alongside the catch-all). + +- [ ] **Step 3: Verify what can be verified locally** (no Emscripten + toolchain in this environment, per rung 1/2's own precedent) — confirm + `ladder_polls_gui_wasm` would plausibly be generated by reading + `cmake/morph_add_rung.cmake`'s own logic, state plainly what remains + CI-only. + +- [ ] **Step 4: Commit** + +```bash +git add examples/polls/gui_wasm/main_wasm.cpp .github/workflows/wasm-ladder.yml +git commit -m "polls: add the WASM client -- the first real exercise of async keyed attach" +``` + +--- + +## Self-Review + +**Spec coverage against `examples/polls/README.md`:** + +| README section | Covered by | +|---|---| +| `CreatePoll`, `OpenPoll`/`GetPollState` | Task 5 | +| `SubmitVotes`/`UpdateVotes`/`AddComment` | Task 6 | +| `FinalizePoll` | Task 7 | +| `UndoLastVoteChange` (principal-scoped compensating action) | Task 8 | +| `GetEventsSince` (Zulip-pattern event log) | Task 9 | +| Shared instances end-to-end, `instances()` | Task 12 | +| Anonymous principals (admin/participant tokens) | Task 7 | +| Event polling — the reusable pattern | Task 15 | +| WASM + shared handlers [framework prerequisite] | Closed by the separate `2026-08-07-ladder-rung3-framework-prereqs.md` plan, exercised for real by Task 18 | +| Client-side execute deadline [framework prerequisite] | Same, exercised by Task 13's `messagesPerSecond` integration test and Task 15's poller | +| Poisoned-instance attach | Task 12 | +| Duplicate `SubmitVotes` on retry | Task 6 | +| Dead-letter on `FinalizePoll` racing an in-flight vote | Task 6 | +| Timezone display | Explicitly GUI-layer, out of scope for the model/test tasks — flagged for Task 16's own QML if a reviewer judges it load-bearing; not separately tasked here since the README itself calls it "GUI logic," matching how rung 2 treated analogous client-only concerns | +| Shared-instance churn soak (framework-grade, `tests/soak/`) | **Gap, stated plainly**: not tasked in this plan. This is explicitly framework-grade coverage (threads racing register-or-attach/deregister/closeConnection/execute under TSan), arguably belonging with the framework-prerequisites plan rather than an app plan — flagged here as a follow-up the framework-prerequisites plan's own workspace (already closed) did not include either. A future task, not silently dropped. | +| DoD: live demo, one organizer + three participants | Manual verification step, not a task — perform during final review, mirroring rung 2's own manual server/GUI sanity checks | +| DoD: principal-scoped undo verified by the interleaving test | Task 8 | +| DoD: event log survives detach/reattach, stale cursor resyncs | Task 9, Task 12 | +| DoD: polling helper factored for kanban reuse | Task 15 | + +**Placeholder scan**: one intentional exception, flagged explicitly rather +than smoothed over — Task 5's `execute(GetPollState)` sketch contains a +genuine open implementation-detail question (how the model recovers its +own `pollId` once attached) with a concrete recommended resolution, not a +`TBD`. This is the one place this plan asks an implementer to make a +documented judgment call rather than handing over verbatim code, and it is +called out as such, matching this plan's own "No Placeholders" standard's +spirit (a real recommendation with reasoning, not an empty box). + +**Type/signature consistency check**: `PollId` (plain `std::string`, +Global Constraints) is used identically in `OpenPoll::pollId`, +`CreatePollResult::pollId`, and `GetPollStateResult::pollId` throughout +Tasks 2-9. `OptionId`/`PollEventId` (Task 1) are used identically at every +DTO/entity boundary (`static_cast`/`static_cast` +conversions at each crossing, matching rung 1/2's own established +boundary-casting convention). `VoteChoice`'s three-way enum is used +identically in `OneVote`, `ParticipantVoteView`, and `VoteRecord::choice`'s +`std::uint8_t` encoding (Tasks 2-4, 6). + +**Judgment calls this plan made that the original README did not fully +specify:** + +1. **`PollModel` is registered plain, not gated by a per-instance + `authorizeInstance` check** — mirrors rung 2's own corrected design + (shared instances are ownerless per spec; the model re-checks the + caller's admin token itself for `FinalizePoll`). Not a new pattern, + reused from rung 2's own hard-won correction. +2. **No `TokenIssuer`/signed tokens anywhere in this rung** — a + deliberate, stated departure from rung 1/2's pattern, forced by there + being no framework authorizer for bare shared secrets (this plan's + Global Constraints). +3. **`GetPollState`'s pollId-recovery mechanism** (Task 5) is the one + place this plan hands the implementer a judgment call instead of + verbatim code, with a concrete recommendation. +4. **The event-polling helper's generality** (Task 15) — template vs. + narrower-but-documented class — left to the implementer's judgment, + with the DoD's actual requirement (kanban can lift it) stated as the + bar to clear either way. +5. **Shared-instance churn soak testing is out of scope for this plan** — + named as a real, disclosed gap rather than silently dropped (see the + Self-Review table above). + +## Execution order + +This plan assumes `docs/superpowers/plans/2026-08-07-ladder-rung3-framework-prereqs.md` +is fully complete and merged (confirmed: both of its tasks are done, +reviewed, fixed, and closed as of this plan's writing) — every task above +that touches `AllowShared`/`Bridge::setExecuteDeadline` depends on that +work already existing. + +## Execution Handoff + +**Plan complete and saved to `docs/superpowers/plans/2026-08-08-ladder-rung3-polls.md`. +Two execution options:** + +**1. Subagent-Driven (recommended)** — I dispatch a fresh subagent per task, +review between tasks, fast iteration. + +**2. Inline Execution** — Execute tasks in this session using +`executing-plans`, batch execution with checkpoints. + +**If Subagent-Driven chosen:** +- **REQUIRED SUB-SKILL:** Use `superpowers:subagent-driven-development` +- Fresh subagent per task + two-stage review + +**If Inline Execution chosen:** +- **REQUIRED SUB-SKILL:** Use `superpowers:executing-plans` +- Batch execution with checkpoints for review diff --git a/docs/superpowers/specs/2026-08-11-strong-storage-types-design.md b/docs/superpowers/specs/2026-08-11-strong-storage-types-design.md new file mode 100644 index 00000000..aed8deb7 --- /dev/null +++ b/docs/superpowers/specs/2026-08-11-strong-storage-types-design.md @@ -0,0 +1,123 @@ +# Strong storage types across the ladder rungs + +Status: proposed, pending review. + +## Origin + +PR #41 review comments (Yaraslaut) on `examples/pastebin/include/pastebin/db/{db_model,paste_entity}.hpp`: + +1. `db_model.hpp` — "I am not sure why would you need this type, just use DataMapperPool" +2. `paste_entity.hpp` (id) — "I think it is better to create GUID id" +3. `paste_entity.hpp` (content) — "please do not use std::string as a type, only strong types provided from a Lightweight library itself" +4. `paste_entity.hpp` (createdAtMs) — "this should be a timestamp, not an integer" + +All four `db_model.hpp` files (bank, bookmarks, pastebin, polls) are byte-for-byte the same `WithMapper` mixin, and the string/timestamp patterns repeat across every rung's entities. Scoping this to pastebin alone would leave the identical issue in the other three rungs — this design applies all four fixes ladder-wide. + +## 1. `WithMapper` → `DataMapperPool` + +**Current shape** (identical in all four rungs): `WithMapper::mapper()` lazily `.emplace()`s a `std::optional` held as a member for the model's entire lifetime — one uniquely-owned connection per model instance, opened on first use on whatever strand thread runs that model. + +**Change**: hold a `std::optional::PooledDataMapper>` instead, acquired from `Lightweight::GlobalDataMapperPool()` on first use. `mapper()` still returns `Lightweight::DataMapper&` (via `PooledDataMapper::Get()`) — no call site in any of the ~16 model `.cpp` files changes. + +This does not fight the single-threaded-per-model design: each model still acquires and holds one mapper for its own lifetime, on its own strand. Pooling changes *where the connection comes from* (a shared, capped pool instead of an unconditional `new`), not the ownership/threading model: + +- Caps total live ODBC connections across every model in a process instead of one-per-model-forever. +- Reuses connections when models are recreated (registry restart, reattach) instead of leaking a fresh one each time. +- `GlobalDataMapperPool()` defaults (`Pool`) are adopted as-is — no rung needs custom pool sizing today, and inventing one would be scope creep. + +Applies identically to all four `db_model.hpp` files (the Emscripten `#else` branch is untouched — it never had a mapper to begin with). No test changes expected: `DbFixture`/`DbBusyFixture` interact with `WithMapper` only through `mapper()`'s existing signature. + +## 2. Pastebin's id: animal-name string → `Light::SqlGuid` + +Confirmed with the user: this is a deliberate product-facing change, not a misunderstanding of the animal-name feature. The public `PasteId` share-link value moves from a short memorable string (`"swift-otter-42"`) to a GUID. + +**What changes:** +- `PasteRecord::id`: `Light::Field, Light::PrimaryKey::AutoAssign, ...>` → `Light::Field`. +- `randomPasteId()`, `kAnimals`, `kAdjectives`, `kMaxIdAttempts`, and the collision-retry loop in `PasteModel::execute(const CreatePaste&)` are deleted outright — `SqlGuid::Create()` produces a fresh GUID with no realistic collision, so there is nothing to retry. The insert becomes a single `mapper().Create(rec)` call with no loop; the `IsUniqueConstraintViolation` retry branch's *test* (the one exercising the collision path) is removed along with it, since the collision path no longer exists. +- `textOf(const Light::SqlAnsiString<32>&)` is replaced by a `Light::SqlGuid` ↔ `std::string` pair: `Lightweight::to_string(guid)` for entity→DTO, `Lightweight::SqlGuid::TryParse(text)` for DTO→entity (id lookups in `GetPaste`/`EditPaste`/`DeletePaste`/`ExpirePaste` all parse the incoming `PasteId` string into a `SqlGuid` before querying; an unparseable id is a `NotFound`, not a crash — `TryParse` returns `std::optional`). + +**What does not change:** `PasteId` itself (`pastebin/core/types.hpp`) stays `std::optional` on the wire — its own doc comment already states the strong-typing is C++-only and the wire form is a plain nullable string. No DTO, no QML file, no glaze `meta` specialization changes. `PasteCursor` (pagination) also stays a string — it already opaquely wraps whatever `id` stringifies to, GUID or animal-name alike. + +**Not touched elsewhere:** every other rung's primary keys (bank, bookmarks, polls: all `ServerSideAutoIncrement` surrogate integers) are correctly-designed surrogate keys already, not analogous to pastebin's caller-assigned case. Polls' `pollId`/`adminToken`/`participantToken` are server-generated random tokens, not the table's primary key, and converting them to GUID is out of scope — nothing in the review comments asks for it and they serve a different purpose (short URL-safe tokens, not row identity). + +## 3. Plain `std::string` entity fields → Lightweight strong string types + +Every `Light::Field` across all four rungs' `db/*_entity.hpp` files moves to a Lightweight string type. Two cases: + +**Bounded fields** (a `kMax*Bytes` DTO-level cap already exists, or a natural small cap is obvious for an internal/program-controlled field): `Light::SqlAnsiString`, with `N` set to the existing constant. Follow the existing `paste_model.cpp` precedent — a `static_assert(decltype(Entity::field)::ValueType{}.capacity() == kMaxFooBytes, ...)` pins the two together so a future change to one without the other fails the build, not silently truncates or silently rejects. + +**Unbounded fields** (no natural cap — arbitrary-length user content or serialized blobs): `Light::SqlMaxDynamicAnsiString` (Lightweight's near-2GB-capacity dynamic string), per the user's decision — no new business limit is invented where none exists today. + +Full inventory (grouped by disposition; `N` values for fields with no existing DTO constant are proposed here, not invented arbitrarily — matched to a sibling field's existing bound where one is analogous, otherwise called out for confirmation during planning): + +| Rung | Entity | Field | Disposition | +|---|---|---|---| +| pastebin | `PasteRecord` | `content` | `SqlMaxDynamicAnsiString` (unbounded paste body) | +| bookmarks | `BookmarkRecord` | `ownerPrincipal` | `SqlAnsiString` — no existing bound; use auth's existing principal-length convention (check `auth_dto.hpp`/`bookmarks_authorizer.hpp` during planning) | +| bookmarks | `BookmarkRecord` | `url` | `SqlAnsiString` (2048) | +| bookmarks | `BookmarkRecord` | `title` | `SqlAnsiString` (512) | +| bookmarks | `BookmarkRecord` | `description` | No existing `kMax*Bytes` — needs a new bound or `SqlMaxDynamicAnsiString`; flag for planning decision | +| bookmarks | `BookmarkRecord` | `notes` | Same as `description` | +| bookmarks | `BookmarkRecord` | `faviconPath` | `SqlAnsiString` (it is a URL) | +| bookmarks | `ImportedOpRecord` | `ownerPrincipal` | Same disposition as `BookmarkRecord::ownerPrincipal` | +| bookmarks | `ImportedOpRecord` | `opId` | `SqlAnsiString` — small caller-chosen idempotency token; propose 128 | +| bookmarks | `BookmarkOutboxRecord` | `modelType`, `entityKey`, `actionType`, `principal` | `SqlAnsiString` — short, program-controlled identifiers; propose 64 | +| bookmarks | `BookmarkOutboxRecord` | `payload`, `result` | `SqlMaxDynamicAnsiString` (serialized JSON, unbounded) | +| bookmarks | `BookmarkOutboxRecord` | `idempotencyKey` | `SqlAnsiString`; propose 128 | +| bookmarks | `TagRecord` | `ownerPrincipal` | Same disposition as above | +| bookmarks | `TagRecord` | `name` | `SqlAnsiString` (128 — already exists, `tag_dto.hpp`) | +| polls | `PollRecord` | `title` | `SqlAnsiString` (200) | +| polls | `OptionRecord` | `label` | `SqlAnsiString` (100) | +| polls | `VoteRecord`, `CommentRecord`, `VoteHistoryRecord` | `participantName` | `SqlAnsiString` (80) | +| polls | `CommentRecord` | `body` | `SqlAnsiString` (500) | +| polls | `VoteHistoryRecord` | `previousVotesJson` | `SqlMaxDynamicAnsiString` (serialized JSON, unbounded) | +| polls | `PollEventRecord` | `kind` | `SqlAnsiString` — short internal enum-like tag; propose 32 | +| polls | `PollEventRecord` | `summary` | No existing bound — free text; propose `SqlMaxDynamicAnsiString` | + +Bank has zero plain-`std::string` entity fields today (already fully on `SqlAnsiString`) — no changes needed there for this item. + +`poll_entity.hpp`'s existing WASM stub branch (`#else` empty structs) needs no changes — the stub fields don't exist at all under Emscripten, so there's nothing to retype. + +## 4. `std::int64_t` epoch-ms fields → `Light::SqlDateTime` + +morph already has a proper domain timestamp type wired end-to-end on the wire (`morph::time::DateTime`/`Timestamp`, `include/morph/util/datetime.hpp`) — ISO-8601 JSON on the wire, `std::chrono::sys_time` as the value. Every rung's `*AtMs`/`timestampMs` entity field is that same value degraded to a raw `std::int64_t` at the storage boundary for no documented reason. `Light::SqlDateTime` (native type `std::chrono::system_clock::time_point`, per Lightweight) is the direct storage counterpart — same millisecond-scale instant, just typed instead of a bare integer. + +**Change, per field:** `Light::Field` (or `std::optional`) → `Light::Field` (or `std::optional`). The model-layer conversion helpers collapse from the current two-step (`DateTime` → `int64_t` epoch-ms → column, and back) to a direct `sys_time` ↔ `SqlDateTime::native_type` conversion — e.g. pastebin's `toEpochMs`/`fromEpochMs`/`nowMs` helpers are replaced by a single pair of `DateTime` ↔ `SqlDateTime` converters, reused verbatim across all four rungs the way `WithMapper`'s doc comments already say small internal details are duplicated per-TU. + +Full inventory: + +| Rung | Entity | Field(s) | +|---|---|---| +| bank | `LoanRecord` | `createdAtMs` | +| bank | `NotificationRecord` | `createdAtMs` | +| bank | `PaymentRecord` | `dueAtMs` | +| bank | `TxnRecord` | `createdAtMs` | +| bookmarks | `BookmarkRecord` | `createdAtMs`, `updatedAtMs` | +| bookmarks | `ImportedOpRecord` | `appliedAtMs` | +| bookmarks | `BookmarkOutboxRecord` | `timestampMs` | +| pastebin | `PasteRecord` | `createdAtMs`, `expiresAtMs` | +| polls | `PollRecord`, `CommentRecord`, `VoteHistoryRecord`, `PollEventRecord` | `createdAtMs` (each) | + +Not touched: every `*Minor` monetary field (bank) and every plain ordering/counter integer (`sortOrder`, `finalizedOptionId`, `readCount`, `burnAfterReads`) — none of these are point-in-time values. + +`examples/common/clock.hpp`'s `morph::ladder::now()` is unaffected — it already returns a proper `Timestamp`; only the entity-layer degradation to `int64_t` goes away. + +## What does not change + +- Wire protocol / DTOs / glaze `meta` specializations — every field listed above is a **storage-layer** retyping only. `PasteId`, `BookmarkDto`, `PollDto`, etc. keep their existing JSON shapes exactly. +- QML forms, presenters, bridges — none of them see `db::*Record` types directly (`IMPLEMENTATION.md`'s two-type-layer rule keeps entities out of the wire/UI layers already). +- Pool sizing/config, migration DDL generation strategy, Emscripten guard structure. +- Any rung's *surrogate* auto-increment primary keys (bank, bookmarks, polls) — GUID conversion is pastebin-only, per the reviewer's comment and the user's confirmation. + +## Test impact (survey during planning, not exhaustive here) + +- `test_paste_model.cpp`: the animal-name collision-retry test is deleted; new/updated GUID-format assertions; every hard-coded literal id in test fixtures needs to become a `SqlGuid`-shaped string or `SqlGuid::Create()` call. +- Every rung's model test file that constructs a `*Record` directly (rather than through DTOs) touches the retyped fields — a mechanical but wide-reaching update. +- `DataMapperPool`/`GlobalDataMapperPool()` is process-global and shared across every model everywhere, including different rungs' test binaries linked into the same process — needs a check that pool exhaustion isn't newly reachable under the ladder test suite's concurrency (multiple `DbFixture`-backed tests running models in the same process). + +## Open items for planning + +1. `bookmarks::db::*Record::ownerPrincipal`'s bound: no existing `kMax*Bytes` constant — check `auth_dto.hpp`/`bookmarks_authorizer.hpp` for an existing principal-length convention before inventing one. +2. `BookmarkRecord::description`/`notes`: no existing DTO-level cap at all today (the DTO fields are unbounded `std::string`) — decide bounded-with-new-constant vs. `SqlMaxDynamicAnsiString` during planning. +3. `PollEventRecord::summary`: same open question as above. +4. Confirm final `N` for the "propose N" internal-identifier fields (opId, outbox columns, idempotencyKey, PollEventRecord::kind) against actual observed value lengths in the existing code (e.g. `idempotencyKey`'s current format is `owner + "-action-" + nowMs + "-" + seq`, which bounds it in practice). diff --git a/examples/CMakeLists.txt b/examples/CMakeLists.txt new file mode 100644 index 00000000..2dbb111f --- /dev/null +++ b/examples/CMakeLists.txt @@ -0,0 +1,38 @@ +# SPDX-License-Identifier: Apache-2.0 +# +# The application ladder (examples/LADDER.md). Orchestrates the shared +# infrastructure (common/) and, once MORPH_LADDER_RUNGS names them, the +# individual rung apps. Reached only when MORPH_BUILD_LADDER=ON (see the root +# CMakeLists.txt). + +cmake_minimum_required(VERSION 3.25) + +if(NOT TARGET morph::morph) + message(FATAL_ERROR + "examples/ (the ladder) expects the morph::morph target. Configure from the " + "repository root with -DMORPH_BUILD_LADDER=ON instead of configuring " + "examples/ directly.") +endif() + +# PROJECT_SOURCE_DIR, not CMAKE_SOURCE_DIR: the latter is the *top-level* +# source dir, which is not morph's own root when morph is embedded via +# add_subdirectory() in a parent project. +include(${PROJECT_SOURCE_DIR}/cmake/morph_add_rung.cmake) + +add_subdirectory(common) + +# Rung directories register themselves here as they gain CMakeLists.txt files +# (rung 1 onward). MORPH_LADDER_RUNGS == "all" or a semicolon list selects +# which are configured — see examples/TESTING.md, "Build system and CI". +# No rung exists yet at rung 0, so this loop currently has nothing to do; it +# is real, working selection logic (not a placeholder) that the first rung's +# CMakeLists.txt addition activates without needing to touch this file again. +set(_morph_known_rungs pastebin bookmarks polls kanban) +foreach(_rung ${_morph_known_rungs}) + if(NOT EXISTS "${CMAKE_CURRENT_SOURCE_DIR}/${_rung}/CMakeLists.txt") + continue() + endif() + if(MORPH_LADDER_RUNGS STREQUAL "all" OR _rung IN_LIST MORPH_LADDER_RUNGS) + add_subdirectory(${_rung}) + endif() +endforeach() diff --git a/examples/FINDINGS.md b/examples/FINDINGS.md new file mode 100644 index 00000000..e3d1e352 --- /dev/null +++ b/examples/FINDINGS.md @@ -0,0 +1,86 @@ +# The finding pipeline + +The ladder's product is **findings fixed, not apps shipped**. The holistic +(round-7) review found the "framework-gap ledger" load-bearing in every +governing document yet defined nowhere — so success would have defaulted to +the only thing definitions-of-done measure: apps built. This document +defines the pipeline. + +## What a finding is + +A finding is one of: + +1. **A minimal failing test** checked into `tests/` (preferred — a finding + that cannot be expressed as a failing test is not yet understood), or +2. **A spec-cited impossibility** — a short write-up citing the spec/header + that shows the capability structurally cannot exist today (e.g. "no + holder-swap primitive for in-place undo on a shared instance"). + +Each finding is a file under `docs/findings/` named +`NNN-.md` with: + +```markdown +--- +id: NNN +title: +subsystem: +severity: blocker | major | minor | paper-cut +source: +disposition: open | fix-scheduled | documented-limitation | wontfix +test: +--- + + +``` + +## Triage and dispositions + +Every finding gets a disposition within one triage pass (the repo owner +decides; the ladder never self-triages): + +- **fix-scheduled** — a framework change is planned; the finding's test + stays red-listed (tagged `[finding]`, excluded from the green gate) until + the fix lands, then joins the regression suite permanently. +- **documented-limitation** — the behavior is accepted and the relevant + `docs/spec/` file is updated to say so; the test asserts the *documented* + behavior and turns green. +- **wontfix** — recorded with rationale. + +## Fix budget + +Discovery already outruns repair (the six detail review rounds produced +~40 findings before any rung code existed). The binding ratio: **for every +month of rung construction, at least one week of framework-fix time** is +spent draining `fix-scheduled` findings — including their full docs tax +(spec file, Doxygen, pinned facts). If the open `fix-scheduled` count grows +two rungs in a row, rung construction pauses. + +## Rung exit criteria + +A rung is **done** when: + +1. its README's design questions are resolved in writing, +2. every named strain test exists — passing, or filed as a finding, +3. its findings are triaged (no `open` dispositions left). + +**Feature completeness is explicitly not an exit criterion.** A rung may +exit half-built; Kanboard's remaining thirty tables exert no gravity here. + +## Back-fill + +The ~40 findings from review rounds 1–7 (preserved in the session review +reports and folded into the governing docs) are the program's entire +current output. Back-filling them as `docs/findings/` entries — failing +tests where expressible — is **the first task of rung 0**, before any app +code. The four LADDER prerequisites and the forms-gap ledger entries are +findings 001–0NN. + +## Demotion policy (the ladder must never tax the framework) + +Once a rung exits, it **demotes** in per-PR CI to compile-only plus one +smoke test; its full matrix moves to the weekly tier (see +[`TESTING.md`](TESTING.md), "Build system and CI") instead of running on +every push; its 100%-coverage gate freezes at its exit commit and does not +bind future framework PRs. The instrument built to motivate framework +change must never become the reason a framework fix is too expensive to +land. diff --git a/examples/IMPLEMENTATION.md b/examples/IMPLEMENTATION.md new file mode 100644 index 00000000..67b872b3 --- /dev/null +++ b/examples/IMPLEMENTATION.md @@ -0,0 +1,265 @@ +# Implementation rules for ladder applications + +Binding rules for building every rung of the [application ladder](LADDER.md). +[`TESTING.md`](TESTING.md) governs how the apps are tested; this document +governs how they are *written*. The rules exist to keep the ladder honest: +these applications exist to **stress-test morph**, not to be products. + +**The prime directive: every line of custom code that morph (or Lightweight) +could have provided is a defect in the stress test.** If the framework can't +provide it, that inability is a *finding* — record it per +[`FINDINGS.md`](FINDINGS.md), don't quietly code around it. + +**The promotion rule (rule-of-three, from the round-7 review):** an +app-built answer to a framework gap (the polling helper with its timeout, +an op-id ledger, epoch tokens, a recursive validator, redaction-on-serve) +may be built twice in `examples/`. The moment a **third** rung consumes it, +it must either be **promoted into `include/morph`** (with its full docs +tax, drawn from the fix budget) or **explicitly dispositioned in the spec +as app-layer by design**. Without this rule the ladder ends with a shadow +framework living in `examples/common` — which would be the program's +biggest finding, permanently unfiled. + +## 1. Models are the application + +The user-code contract is: **you implement Models; morph exposes them.** + +- All business logic, all invariants, and all persistence access live in + plain, single-threaded model classes with typed actions — nothing + domain-shaped may live in presenters, QML, `main()`, or free functions. + If logic can't be expressed in a model, that is a finding. +- Follow [`bank`](bank/README.md)'s established shape: `BRIDGE_REGISTER_*` + macros in the model header so every call site sees the `ActionTraits` + specialisation; stateful models keyed with `BRIDGE_KEY_FROM`/ + `BRIDGE_MODEL_KEY` where the domain has identity (account, poll, board, + sample); the model instance is a cache with identity — hydrated on first + use, written through on every mutation, dropped when the instance dies; + the store stays authoritative. +- Models must re-check their own preconditions and authorization + (`Context::principal`) — the schema's `required` and the client gates are + UX, not security (`docs/spec/security.md`). +- Action failures are thrown as the app's typed error set (one + `core/errors.hpp`-style header per rung, as bank does) and surface through + `Completion::onError`; never encode failure as a magic value in a result + DTO. + +## 2. GUI minimalism + +The GUI is deliberately the *least* interesting part of every rung. We are +not building UIs; we are proving morph can drive them. + +- **Schema-driven first, always.** Every form is rendered from + `morph::forms::schemaJson()` through the shipped renderer + (`MorphForms` QML / `FormsControllerCore`); every list/table goes through + `morph::forms` views; navigation uses the workflows/app-shell machinery. + Hand-built input widgets, hand-built tables, and hand-rolled layouts are + **forbidden by default**. +- **A custom GUI element requires a written justification** in the rung + README, and the only two acceptable justifications are: (a) the generated + UI *cannot* express the interaction — which is precisely a forms-subsystem + finding, so file it on the gap ledger (this is how the ladder found the + missing explicit-submit mode, the child-table renderer gap, and the + sum-type gap — see [`LADDER.md`](LADDER.md)); or (b) pure glue with no + domain logic (an app shell frame, a connection-status indicator). +- Presenters follow [`TESTING.md`](TESTING.md) exactly: Qt-Core-only + `gui_lib`, thin QObject presenters over `BridgeHandler`s, QML + bindings-only, timers in the view layer. Presenters translate and route; + they never decide. +- **Zero styling effort.** Default Qt Quick controls, default fonts, no + theming, no animations, no custom drawing. A rung that looks pretty has + spent effort in the wrong place. + +## 3. Type discipline: strong types only + +Action and result DTOs are the library's public stress surface — every field +must exercise morph's typed machinery. + +**The only plain type permitted in an action/result field is +`std::string`** (for genuinely textual data: names, descriptions, paste +content, URLs). Everything else is a strong type: + +| Data | Required type | +|---|---| +| Money, measurements, counts, durations | `morph::units::Quantity` over the rung's unit system (consteval algebra, `UnitTraits` relations for entry units) | +| Exact unitless numbers | `morph::math::Rational` | +| Points in time | `morph::time::Timestamp` / `DateTime` | +| Foreign keys / lookups chosen by a user | `morph::forms::Choice` | +| Entity identity | A per-entity strong id type (e.g. `struct PasteId`) exposing `hasValue()` so it joins the forms palette as an empty-capable field | +| Closed sets of states/options | `enum class` (never a bare integer, never `bool` — a two-state flag is a two-enumerator `enum class`, per the readability rule that call sites must not read `f(true)`) | +| Optional fields | empty-capable state (`hasValue()` / empty `Quantity`) or the action's `optionalFields` opt-out — not `std::optional`, which silently loses schema annotations (see the round-5 review finding in [`LADDER.md`](LADDER.md)) | +| Line items / sub-objects | nested aggregates of the same palette | +| Protocol scalars — pagination cursors, event ids / epoch tokens, op-ids / idempotency keys, base versions, job ids, capability & confirmation tokens | A named opaque newtype per role (e.g. `struct EventId`, `struct Cursor`), `hasValue()`-capable, serialising as its underlying scalar — **never** a bare `int64_t` and never a loose `std::string`. If morph offers no cheap `Tagged` helper that joins glaze and the forms palette, that is a **day-one finding filed once**, not eight hand-rolled wrapper sets (round-7 T2). | + +**Forbidden in any DTO field: `int`, `int64_t`, `double`, `float`, `bool`, +raw enums.** This deliberately supersedes bank's DTO style (integer minor +units, integer ids, enums-as-integers) — bank predates this rule; the +ladder exists to stress the exact-value and schema machinery, and every +bare `int` in a DTO is a missed stress test. Where a strong type doesn't +fit the palette, that is a finding, not a license for `int64_t`. + +Each rung defines its unit system once (`/include//units.hpp`, +modelled on `examples/forms/lab_units.hpp`): the enum, `UnitTraits` +metadata, the consteval algebra, and the exact entry-unit relations. Money +is a unit system too (currency units with per-currency `dp` — respecting +the `DecimalPlaces >= 1` floor and the documented JPY/KRW convention from +the ledger rung). + +Every action declares `validate()` (via `allRequiredEngaged` + +domain checks) and carries `fieldMetadata`/`formRules` where the form needs +them — the DTO *is* the form definition; there is no second source of +truth. + +## 4. Persistence: Lightweight, exclusively + +All persistence goes through the +[Lightweight](https://github.com/LASTRADA-Software/Lightweight) ORM, the +same way [`bank`](bank/README.md) does. **No rung implements any database +code itself.** + +- **Entities** are Lightweight `Field<>`-wrapped records in + `include//db/*_entity.hpp`, kept strictly separate from the wire + DTOs; the model maps DTO ⇄ entity (bank's two-type-layer architecture). +- **Access** is through `Lightweight::DataMapper`, one lazily-opened mapper + per model via the `WithMapper` mixin pattern (`bank/db/db_model.hpp`) — + correct without locks precisely because morph runs each model on its own + strand. The database is an on-disk SQLite file, never `:memory:` + (private per connection). +- **Schema** is owned by `LIGHTWEIGHT_SQL_MIGRATION` definitions (bank's + `src/db/schema.cpp` pattern). Migrations are the *only* DDL mechanism — + no `PRAGMA user_version` scheme, no hand-run SQL scripts. +- **Relations** use `BelongsTo`/`HasMany` with declared foreign-key + constraints, and ownership authorization is expressed *through the + relation* (bank's `loadOwned` pattern), not by string-building WHERE + clauses. +- **Transactions**: cross-row atomicity uses `SqlTransaction`; the + cross-*instance* caveat and row-version re-hydration pattern are + documented in bank's README ("The honest edge") and apply unchanged. +- **Forbidden**: direct `sqlite3_*` calls; hand-written SQL strings outside + Lightweight's facilities; custom connection pools, caches, retry + wrappers, or ORM-lookalike helper layers. If Lightweight cannot express + something a rung needs (a query shape, a constraint, a quirk like bank's + documented `HasMany` ordinal-index and `Update`/`Query` limitations), + **record it as a finding and work within Lightweight's own documented + idioms** (e.g. bank's relation-free projection rows). +- **The sanctioned escape tier (round-7 T1)**: where `DataMapper` cannot + express a *required mechanism*, the rung may use **Lightweight's own + raw-query facility, invoked from inside the model, with a mandatory + finding entry** — never the sqlite3 API, never a parallel helper layer. + Known escapees, pre-enumerated so nobody relitigates them: conditional + atomic updates with `RETURNING` (pastebin's burn-atomicity answer), FTS5 + virtual tables (forge search fallback), and WAL-read-transaction snapshot + pinning (ledger reports). Without this tier, rung 1's *recommended* + design was illegal under this rule — rule erosion or silent workarounds + would have followed, both defects by the prime directive's own standard. +- **WASM**: Lightweight (ODBC) cannot run in the browser, and no + browser-side substitute store may be written. The ladder's WASM clients + are **remote clients** — persistence lives server-side, behind the model. + (Bank's local-only in-memory WASM store predates this rule and is not the + ladder pattern.) +- The framework's own durable stores are unaffected by this rule: morph's + `SqliteOfflineQueue`, journal logs, etc. are library code under test, not + app database layer. + +## 5. Testing: models are 100% unit tested + +- **Every model is 100% unit tested** — line and branch coverage of + `src/models/` + `include//models/` at 100%, enforced as a + **blocking `codecov.yml` component gate** scoped to those paths (the + recipe rung 0 proved out on `examples/common`: a + `component_management.individual_components` entry naming the paths, + `informational: false`, wired to the `clang-coverage` CI leg's + `scripts/coverage.sh` output — see [`TESTING.md`](TESTING.md)'s "Build + system and CI"). The DTO⇄entity mapping and error paths count as model + code. **The store-error half is covered honestly, not excluded** + (round-7 T3): branches reachable only through database failure + (`SQLITE_BUSY`, constraint violations, `SqlTransaction` rollback) are + exercised via the testkit's **`db_fault_fixture`** (a failing ODBC-level + driver, part of the rung-0 testkit — see [`TESTING.md`](TESTING.md)); + only a branch that fixture provably cannot reach may carry a reviewed + per-line exclusion tag with a comment naming why. **Correction, from rung + 1's resolution of + [finding 018](../docs/findings/018-db-fault-fixture-cannot-fault-datamapper.md): + no such failing ODBC-level driver exists or is planned** — there is no + injectable seam between Lightweight's `DataMapper` and the driver. What + this rule actually requires is that each failure class be provoked *for + real, through the schema*, by whichever fixture can produce it: + `db_busy_fixture.hpp` for `SQLITE_BUSY`, a conflicting row or a dropped + table for the rest. The escape hatch is unchanged and still narrow — a + per-line exclusion tag is legitimate only for a branch no such fixture can + provably reach, which is the outcome round-7 T3 rejected being reopened by + the back door. +- **The gate's numeric target is the measured ceiling, not a blind + 100%** (rung-0 finding, `examples/common`'s coverage work): llvm-cov's + source-based coverage places its own counters on constructs that are not + really branches — a `switch`/`case` block's closing `}` after `break;`, + or the closing `}` of a scope whose one statement is a + `std::function` call — and those counters can read 0 even though + the statement immediately above them, per its own hit count, ran. There + is no llvm-cov equivalent of gcov's inline `LCOV_EXCL_LINE` to suppress + a single line. When every remaining "missed" line is one of these + (verified, not assumed, by reading the hit count on the preceding + statement) or Qt AUTOMOC-generated code, compute the real ceiling + (`covered / total` from `llvm-cov export`'s JSON, not the rounded + percentage in the human-readable report) and set the component's + `target:` a small margin below it, with a comment enumerating every + known-artifact line and why it's benign. A rung that hits this should + not spend further cycles chasing a display artifact — reroute that + effort at genuinely uncovered logic instead. +- **Before writing a test to chase an apparently-unreachable branch, + trace it into the vendored library first** — the branch may be + genuinely dead, not just hard to trigger. Rung 0's `db_fixture.hpp` + shipped a `sqlite_sequence`-skip guard in its table-drop sweep, believed + to be a genuine (if hard-to-exercise) edge case, until reading + Lightweight's own `SqlSchema.cpp` showed that `ReadAllTables()` already + filters that table out before any caller ever sees it — the guard could + not execute under any input. The fix was deleting the dead branch, not + writing a test for it. Coverage tooling cannot tell "hard to reach" apart + from "impossible to reach"; only reading the dependency's source can. +- **Use dependency injection to make hard-to-trigger branches directly + testable, rather than reaching for a process/subprocess harness.** + Two recurring shapes in rung 0's own testkit, both reusable for model + code: (1) a `static const X = [...]()` once-per-process env-var read + (e.g. a connection-string override) — no two tests in the same binary + can ever be first to observe a different value once an earlier test has + already forced the guard's decision. Extract the parsing/branching logic + into a small, pure, `noexcept`-where-possible function taking the raw + value as a plain parameter (`computeConnectionString(const char*)`, + `computeDeadlineScale(const char*)`); the `static const` site becomes a + one-line, branch-free delegation, and the function is tested directly + with whatever inputs a test likes. (2) A throw-on-I/O-failure branch + (`listen()` returned false, `waitForConnected()` timed out) that can't + be forced deterministically without flakiness or a test-only seam on a + third-party class (`QWebSocketServer`, an ODBC driver). Extract the + decision (`throwIfListenFailed(bool)`) so the *decision* is what's + tested with a plain `bool`, and the real I/O call site becomes a + trivial, branch-free one-liner. Reach for this before building a + subprocess helper or a mock layer — it is less machinery, and it is what + rung 0 was redirected toward after first trying the subprocess route. +- Model tests run the full backend-mode matrix (`Local` / + `LocalSingleThread` / `Socket`) per [`TESTING.md`](TESTING.md); every + invariant named in the rung README ("required tests", DoD) exists as a + named test before the feature is called done. +- Invariants are tested property-style where the README says so (ledger's + per-currency zero-sum, kanban's dense-unique positions) with seeds + printed on failure. +- GUI/presenter testing follows `TESTING.md`; there is no separate GUI + logic to test if rule 2 was followed — presenter tests verify routing, + error surfacing, and quiescence, not business behavior. + +## 6. Rung pull-request checklist + +Every rung PR states, in its description: + +1. No domain logic outside models (rule 1) — where it was tempting, the + finding filed instead. +2. Custom GUI elements present, each with its written justification and + gap-ledger entry (rule 2) — ideally none. +3. `grep`-clean DTO surface: no `int`/`double`/`bool`/raw-enum fields + (rule 3); `std::string` only where the data is text. +4. No database code outside Lightweight entities/migrations/mappers + (rule 4) — `grep sqlite3_` returns nothing in the rung. +5. Model coverage gate green (rule 5) — the blocking `codecov.yml` + component, target set from a measured ceiling with every known-artifact + line documented, matrix green. +6. The rung README's design questions are resolved in writing + ([`LADDER.md`](LADDER.md) discipline rule). diff --git a/examples/LADDER.md b/examples/LADDER.md new file mode 100644 index 00000000..5bd444f5 --- /dev/null +++ b/examples/LADDER.md @@ -0,0 +1,308 @@ +# The application ladder + +A sequence of stateful applications of gradually increasing complexity, each +anchored to existing open source software, designed to stress-test every +morph subsystem and find the framework's limits. Persistence is SQLite via +the Lightweight ORM throughout; clients are Qt (desktop + WASM), as in +[`bank`](bank). + +**Program scope (round-7 holistic review):** the committed build is +**rung 0 through rung 4** plus the no-app spikes below — that is where the +unproven seams live (first WASM-remote, first shared-over-socket, offline +replay, exactly-once, SQLite contention) and where reviews locate peak +findings-per-week. **Rungs 5–8 are a design annex**: their READMEs are +finished deliverables (requirements studies whose sharpest content the +spikes convert into CI at a fraction of construction cost); building any of +them is a separate decision taken *after* rung 4 with the +[finding pipeline](FINDINGS.md) scoreboard in hand. Ledger (rung 5) is the +strongest candidate to build — the only annex rung with a genuinely +app-shaped core; forge's framework content ships as its load script against +synthetic models, and crm's as the extension-bag spike. The program's +product is **findings fixed, not apps shipped** — see +[`FINDINGS.md`](FINDINGS.md) for what counts, triage, the fix budget, exit +criteria, and the demotion policy. + +**The no-app spikes** (start immediately, in parallel with rungs 0–1; each +files findings, none builds an app): + +1. **Forms conformance suite** — the round-5 D1–D8 test constructions + (retag-vs-round, clamped-wire, nested enforcement, render-old/validate-new + skew, locale, stale Choice, auto-fire, rules parity); needs no socket. +2. **Rational property/fuzz harness** at ledger-realistic magnitudes + (intermediate overflow, checked-arithmetic case). +3. **Journal payload-evolution spike** — replay across a renamed/retyped + action field; the versioning/migration design input for the annex. +4. **Extension-bag spike (7b)** — one model with a runtime custom field + through schema, forms, validation, journal; answers the crm endgame + without the CRM. +5. **Forge load script** — synthetic notification/poll models, 500–2,000 + sockets, hardened configuration, epoch resync across restart. + +**Audience decision:** the primary audience of every rung is morph's own +regression suite and finding ledger. The single polished showcase is +**kanban** (mid-ladder, every subsystem load-bearing, visually legible); +every other rung takes rule 2's zero-styling literally, no guilt. + +Each rung's folder contains a README describing what to implement, the open +source reference implementations to study, and the framework limits the rung +is expected to hit. Two binding companion documents: +[`IMPLEMENTATION.md`](IMPLEMENTATION.md) — how the apps are written +(models are the application; minimal schema-driven GUIs; strong types only +in DTOs, `std::string` the sole plain type; persistence exclusively through +the Lightweight ORM; models 100% unit tested) — and +[`TESTING.md`](TESTING.md) — how they are tested: every rung's GUI is +presenter-shaped and unit tested in **both deployment modes** (in-process +`LocalBackend`, and `QtWebSocketBackend` against an in-test `RemoteServer` +with N clients) plus a WASM-shaped single-thread mode, via the shared +`examples/common/testkit`. + +Discipline rule: each rung names explicit **design questions**; they must be +resolved *in writing* (in that rung's README) before the next rung starts — +later rungs consume earlier answers (5 reuses 4's cascade-journaling answer, +7 reuses 4's board pieces, 8 reuses 2's job pattern and 3's event pattern). + +| # | App | Anchor project(s) | New subsystems under stress | +|---|-----|-------------------|-----------------------------| +| 1 | [`pastebin`](pastebin) | [MicroBin](https://github.com/szabodanika/microbin) | Full loop smoke test; journal semantics of state-mutating reads and expiry | +| 2 | [`bookmarks`](bookmarks) | [linkding](https://github.com/sissbruecker/linkding) | Multi-entity CRUD, bulk actions, sessions/authz, background jobs | +| 3 | [`polls`](polls) | [Rallly](https://github.com/lukevella/rallly) | Shared instances, anonymous principals, undo, event polling | +| 4 | [`kanban`](kanban) | [Kanboard](https://github.com/kanboard/kanboard) | Strand ordering under concurrency, RBAC, offline queue + replay, action cascades | +| 5* | [`ledger`](ledger) | [Firefly III](https://github.com/firefly-iii/firefly-iii), [Actual Budget](https://github.com/actualbudget/actual) | Exact `Rational` arithmetic under invariants, multi-currency, sync-philosophy benchmark | +| 6* | [`lims`](lims) | [SENAITE](https://github.com/senaite/senaite.core), [InvenTree](https://github.com/inventree/InvenTree), [ODK Central](https://github.com/getodk/central) | Unit algebra, versioned schema-driven forms, offline entities with conflict detection | +| 7* | [`crm`](crm) | [EspoCRM](https://github.com/espocrm/espocrm), [Tryton](https://github.com/tryton/tryton), [Frappe](https://github.com/frappe/frappe) | Metadata-driven forms, dynamic logic, per-field authz; **7b** (gated): runtime custom fields | +| 8* | [`forge`](forge) | [Gogs](https://github.com/gogs/gogs), [Gitea/Forgejo](https://github.com/go-gitea/gitea), GitLab architecture | Everything at once: orgs/permissions, notifications at scale, webhooks, out-of-protocol sidecars | + +\* = design annex: README is the deliverable; construction is a post-rung-4 +decision (ledger first in line; forge → load script; crm → 7b spike). + +## Cross-cutting stress map + +Every subsystem is hit by at least two rungs: + +- **Per-model strands** — 4 (concurrent board moves), 7 (multi-model lead conversion) +- **Shared instances** — 3, 4, 6, 8 (rung 3 is also the framework's *first + ever* `AllowShared`-over-WebSocket coverage — a scope-heavy rung, like 1) +- **Journal / undo / audit** — 1, 3, 4, 5, 6 (payload evolution), 7 +- **Offline queue + replay** — 4, 5, 6, 7 +- **Forms + exact values / units** — 5, 6, 7 +- **Sessions / authorization** — 2, 3, 4, 5–6 (empty-principal refusal), 7, 8 +- **Application version skew** (old client binary vs. new server, via + `MORPH_CLIENT_ONLY`) — 6 (owner), re-run at 8 across its own releases +- **Remote transport and its limits** — all + +## The six recurring strains + +These needs recur across the researched projects and deserve one +framework-level answer each, introduced at a specific rung and reused +afterwards: + +1. **Background jobs** (rung 2) — work triggered by an action but completing + later, mutating the model outside any client request. **Correction from + verification: a typed in-process path exists today** — + `SimulatedRemoteBackend` is a shipped public backend that routes through + the complete server pipeline (authorizer, journal log provider, + per-instance strand), so a server-side worker *can* be built as an + internal client with a service principal. The genuine gap is narrower + but real: no *sanctioned* seam, no defined service-principal convention, + the simulated path is connection-unscoped (`ConnectionId` 0), and + `handleInline` rejects `execute`. Rung 2's design discussion starts from + the internal-client option and decides whether a first-class framework + seam is still warranted; rungs 4, 5, and 8 consume the answer. + **Time-*scheduled* jobs are a distinct shape with their own owner — + rung 5** (recurring transactions): who ticks, on what thread, under what + principal, journaled how. Forge's webhook retry loop assumes that answer + exists. +2. **Event polling** (rung 3; rung 2's DoD includes a minimal + changes-since poll as its preview) — the Zulip-style + `getEventsSince(lastEventId)` action that substitutes for server push + everywhere. See + [Zulip's events system](https://zulip.readthedocs.io/en/stable/subsystems/events-system.html). + Two hard requirements from review: event sequences must survive + instance destruction (shared instances die *immediately* at refcount + zero — persist events or issue epoch tokens forcing full resync), and + the client polling helper must wrap **its own timeout** around every + call (a rate-limited server drops frames silently and morph has no + client-side execute deadline — the completion would hang forever). +3. **File/blob attachments** (rungs 4 and 8) — payloads that should not travel + the JSON action protocol; side channel must share the authorizer's token + discipline. +4. **Document generation** (rung 5) — reports/invoices/statements as + long-running submit-then-poll jobs with defined snapshot semantics. +5. **Exactly-once delivery** (rung 4, re-tested with money in rung 5) — the + wire `Envelope` has **no idempotency-key field** and the server cannot + recognize a replayed operation; a reply frame lost after commit means a + retry double-applies. The answer (an op-id inside action payloads plus a + server-side applied-ops ledger in the model) is established in rung 4 + and reused everywhere writes are retried. +6. **Journal payload evolution** (rung 6, bites rungs 5 and 7 too) — replay + decodes stored payloads with the *current* action structs; renaming a + field silently drops recorded data. Versioned catalogs need per-entry + schema pinning and a migration story. + +## Journal honesty (decided at rung 1, in writing) + +Review verdict: the later rungs' claims oversell `morph::journal`, which is +an **audit trail** whose replay is exact only for pure, deterministic, +single-instance, in-memory models — not an event-sourcing engine. Known +hard limits: `undoLast()` returns a *detached* holder (no API installs it +into a live server registry, so in-place undo of a shared instance is not +possible today) and pops the newest entry *regardless of principal*; +cascaded mutations get no causal link to their trigger; there are no +cross-model transactions or correlated entries, so multi-model actions +(`ConvertLead`) cannot be replayed consistently; `entries()` re-reads the +whole file. Rung 1 must write the ladder-wide position: what the journal is +used for (audit, history rendering), what it is not (undo on shared +instances — use compensating actions; cross-model replay), and which +framework growth (replay-mode signaling, causal parent ids, per-principal +undo, indexed reads) the ladder should propose instead of assuming. + +## Rung 0, scope, and sequencing (from delivery review) + +Verification found rung 1 had accreted ~twelve deliverables under a "smoke +test" label. The infrastructure is now split out as **rung 0**: the testkit +subset (`pump.hpp`, `backend_rig.hpp`, Qt-owning test `main`), the shared +presenter architecture (`examples/common/gui`), the `ladder-tests` CI job +with path-filtered `MORPH_LADDER_RUNGS`, and the **WASM-remote spike** (with +a written fallback if it bounces off framework work). Rung 1 is then the +pastebin app plus its own tests and design records. + +Honest effort accounting (baseline: one "bank" = `examples/bank`, ≈9k LOC): +the full eight rungs would sum to **~19–25 bank-equivalents plus the +framework prerequisites** — a multi-year solo effort, which is why the +committed scope is rungs 0–4 (+ spikes): ~8–10 bank-equivalents, a +6-month-scale solo horizon, and where adversarial review expects peak +findings-per-week. Deferral decisions recorded in the rung READMEs: kanban +defers automation rules and attachments to a "later" section (ledger needs +only the cascade *decision*, writable from a spike); the annex rungs keep +their internal gates (7a/7b, forge phase 3 per-item) for whenever they are +green-lit. The **fault-injection wire proxy and the strand interleaver are +pulled forward to rung 0–1** (round-7: they outperform whole rungs on +finding yield; scheduling them at rung 4 delayed the program's +highest-value instruments behind three rungs of CRUD). + +Parallelization: hard sequence **0 → 1 → 2 → 3 → 4**; after rung 4's +written answers, **5, 6, and 7a are mutually independent** (three +contributors can run them concurrently), and **8 phase 1 needs only 2's job +answer and 3's event pattern** so it can start alongside 4. The coupling +point is `examples/common` — it needs an owner and an **additive-only API +discipline** after rung 3. + +**License hygiene (binding):** morph is Apache-2.0; several anchors are +AGPL/GPL (Rallly, Firefly III, EspoCRM, Tryton, SENAITE). Anchors are +studied for *requirements, data-model shapes, and behavior only* — no +source code, comments, or substantial expressive structure is ported from +copyleft projects; all ladder implementation is original. Where a README +says "model on"/"transliterate", it means the observable API surface and +semantics, never the code. + +## Framework prerequisites (schedule as issues now, not rung discoveries) + +Adversarial review found four items that invalidate rung definitions-of-done +as written; they are prerequisites to schedule against the framework, not +things to trip over mid-rung: + +1. **Async shared/keyed attach for WASM** (before rung 3's WASM story) — + `registerModelShared`/`attachModel` are synchronous and nest an event + loop, which aborts the page on the WASM main thread; + `registerModelAsync` covers only the plain path. +2. **Client-side execute deadline** (before rung 3's polling helper) — no + timeout exists on a `Completion`; silently dropped frames (rate limiter) + or a black-holed server hang the client forever. +3. **Injectable time source usable by remotely-constructed models** (before + rung 1's expiry semantics) — `LogEntry` timestamps are hard-wired to the + system clock, and registry-constructed models are default-constructed, + so tests need a process-global now-provider convention. +4. **The fault-injection wire proxy** (rung 0–1, pulled forward by the + round-7 review) — scriptable drop/delay/duplicate/kill between client + and server; without it the exactly-once, dead-letter, and + reconnect-mid-replay scenarios are demos, not CI tests. The + deterministic strand interleaver ships alongside it. See + [TESTING.md](TESTING.md). + +Also queued deliberately: the **offline queue has no depth bound** (a week +offline grows it without limit; note the linear-scan/quadratic enqueue +applies to `FileOfflineQueue` only — `SqliteOfflineQueue`'s key dedup is +index-backed), the **SyncWorker's hard-coded 5-attempt cap dead-letters +legitimate writes after five flaky reconnects** (rung 4 must surface +dead-letters in the UI, not logs), and **`SQLITE_BUSY` waits occupy pool +threads** (K writing models on a 2–4-thread pool can starve every strand, +fire `executeTimeout`, and still commit — the timeout-then-committed +double-apply is rung 4's sharpest data-corruption test). + +**Forms-subsystem gaps** (from the round-5 deep review; owners in the +lims/crm/ledger READMEs): no sum types in the forms palette (the +`quantity | belowLOD | aboveUDL` result is a *multi-field encoding* glued by +`x-rules`, by design); rule vocabulary is closed single-node conditions (no +`and`/`or`/`not` — EspoCRM-class logic maps onto it or becomes a framework +proposal); schemas-as-data render old versions but **validation always runs +against the current compiled struct**; no per-caller schema shaping; nested +aggregates get schemas but **no enforcement recursion and no child-table +renderer**; no pre-decode wire validation seam (clamped `Rational`s reach +`validate()` as plausible numbers); `reconcileDeclaredPrecision` **retags +rather than rounds** (spec text and code disagree — rung 6 owns the +decision); the shipped renderer **auto-fires on validity with no submit +button** (explicit-submit mode needed before any side-effectful rung form); +`DecimalPlaces` has a floor of 1 (zero-decimal currencies need an app +convention). + +## Operations and security (binding conventions) + +- **Security opt-in matrix** (everything in `docs/spec/security.md` + defaults fail-open): rung 1 deliberately tests the *unhardened* default + (a test asserts the fail-open delta) and owns the `hello` + version-negotiation test; rung 2 must exercise `authorizeRegister` + + `authorizeInstance` (not just `SigningAuthorizer`); rung 3 runs its + harness with the rate limiter ON (the polling helper's timeout is + untested otherwise); rung 4's HTTP side channel reuses `TokenVerifier` + and joins the fuzz corpus; rungs 5–6 get a CI leg with + `MORPH_REQUIRE_VETTED_HMAC=ON`; **rung 8 is the hardened-configuration + demonstration** — TLS, vetted HMAC, register/instance authorization, + full `LimitPolicy` and server bounds, negotiation — and its load script + runs against that config (its README's non-goal is public *exposure*, + not hardened configuration). +- **Observability**: every rung's server installs a logging + `morph::observe::MetricSink`; rung 4 asserts `queueDepth`/reconnect + metrics in its offline tests; rung 8's load script consumes + `executeLatencyMs`/`executeInFlight` and drives the drain via + `RemoteServer::health()`/`beginShutdown()`. +- **Persistence & migrations**: all app persistence goes through the + Lightweight ORM per [`IMPLEMENTATION.md`](IMPLEMENTATION.md) — schema is + owned by `LIGHTWEIGHT_SQL_MIGRATION` definitions (bank's pattern), which + is the migration story lims's replay-across-migration DoD presupposes. + No rung writes database code itself. +- **Demo seeding**: every rung ships a `--seed` path implemented on the + testkit's `action_driver` generators (deterministic demos, screenshots, + Playwright). +- **Docs tax**: framework prerequisites land in `include/morph` and pay the + full spec + Doxygen (`WARN_AS_ERROR`) + pinned-facts cost — budget + +30–50% over code cost per item. Example code is exempt. + +## Known limits the ladder is designed to hit + +- **No server-initiated push.** Mitigated by the event-polling pattern + (precedented: Zulip is long-poll only; Gitea's own UI polls; EspoCRM polls). + Rung 8's many-clients-polling is the scale test — at **500–2,000 + concurrent sockets at ~1 poll/s** (the single Qt receive/reply thread is + the ceiling, not the worker pool), including during a graceful drain. + Sub-second collaborative text editing (Etherpad-class OT) is explicitly + *out of scope* for the whole ladder — it is the one workload that + genuinely requires push. +- **`Completion` is not composable** — long-running operations (merge, + report generation) need a submit → job-id → poll-status idiom; nested + execute-and-wait orchestration can deadlock the worker pool (rung 7 tests + this deliberately). +- **Compiled C++ action types vs. runtime-defined entities** — rung 7's + endgame (Salesforce-style custom fields) decides how far served JSON-Schema + forms can stretch without runtime type creation. +- **Authorization is per-execute, attachments are ownerless** — revoking a + principal does not detach it from shared instances or cut off reads unless + the authorizer distinguishes them (rungs 4 and 8 test revocation + mid-session); a token expiring between authorize and authenticate + dispatches with an **empty principal**, which regulatory rungs (5, 6) must + refuse at the model. +- **WASM ≠ desktop.** The shipped WASM pattern is single-threaded and + local-only: `NetworkMonitor` (probe thread) and `SqliteOfflineQueue` + (filesystem) do not run in the browser, and a WASM client over + `QtWebSocketBackend` has never been exercised. Rung 1 proves WASM-remote; + rung 4 scopes offline to desktop or builds browser-native equivalents + (IndexedDB queue, online/offline events). diff --git a/examples/TESTING.md b/examples/TESTING.md new file mode 100644 index 00000000..8965f3a5 --- /dev/null +++ b/examples/TESTING.md @@ -0,0 +1,438 @@ +# Ladder testing strategy — GUIs, dual deployment modes, multi-client stress + +Every rung of the [application ladder](LADDER.md) ships GUIs that are unit +tested in **both deployment modes** — in-process (GUI + `LocalBackend` in one +process) and client/server (GUI over `QtWebSocketBackend` against a +`RemoteServer`), including **N clients against one server** for stress tests. +This document is the binding convention; rung READMEs reference it instead of +restating it. + +**What this machinery actually is (round-7 T4 reframe):** since +[`IMPLEMENTATION.md`](IMPLEMENTATION.md) rule 2 makes presenters +deliberately contentless ("translate and route, never decide"), the +BackendRig / client-pool / convergence stack is not really GUI testing — +it is **a conformance harness for morph's client-side stack** (`Bridge`, +backends, `QtExecutor`, completions, attach/reconnect under a real Qt +event loop), which has zero coverage in the repo today. It is therefore +**owned by the testkit as framework coverage**: the full matrix runs once +per framework surface it conforms, and each rung runs a *thin +instantiation* (its presenters through the rig, one suite per model — not +a per-screen × 3-mode combinatorial matrix). This reframing is also what +keeps the CI cost curve flat. It was derived from what already exists and is proven in the +repo: the recipe in `tests/qt/test_qt_websocket.cpp` (in-test +`QtWebSocketServer` on port 0, `pumpUntil`, N=4 concurrent backends, the +QProcess client harness, the Qt-owning Catch2 `main()`), the pump helpers in +`examples/bank/tests/bank_test_support.hpp`, and the presenter shape of +`examples/bank/gui/controllers/`. + +## Current state (verified, 2026-08) + +- There are **zero GUI tests** in the repo today. Bank's controllers are + presenter-shaped but compile only into `bank_gui`, never into `bank_tests`; + `BankClient` hard-wires `LocalBackend` (`gui/BankClient.cpp`), so the same + GUI cannot be constructed over a socket; the only GUI check is a + sleep-pumped screenshot smoke inside `gui/main.cpp`. +- `examples/bank/tests/test_remote.cpp` uses `SimulatedRemoteBackend`, not a + real socket — and `SimulatedRemoteBackend` dispatches with `ConnectionId 0` + (no connection scope), so **connection-drop refcounting, `closeConnection` + semantics, and shared-instance lifetime across disconnect are untestable in + that mode**. Tests about connection lifetime must run over the real + WebSocket loopback (or the testkit grows a connection-scoped simulated + client via `RemoteServer::openConnection()` — a small, recommended + addition that also makes refcount tests deterministic). +- **No existing test exercises `AllowShared` over the Qt WebSocket + transport.** The polls rung's harness will be the first — that is itself + coverage the framework needs. +- Bank is not built in `ci.yml` at all (only `wasm-demo.yml`, tests OFF). The + ladder needs a `ladder-tests` CI job: `MORPH_BUILD_QT=ON`, rung examples + on, `QT_QPA_PLATFORM=offscreen ctest` — every mechanism already exists in + `ci.yml`. + +## Presenter architecture (every rung) + +1. **Presenters live in a Qt-Core-only static library** — + `examples//gui_lib/` links `Qt6::Core` and morph only; `gui/` + (QML/Widgets app), `gui_wasm/`, and `tests/` all link `gui_lib`. + Presenters must instantiate under a plain `QCoreApplication`. +2. **Backend-parameterized app context.** A shared + `examples/common/gui/AppContext` replaces bank's hard-wired + `LocalBackend`: `Mode = variant`; it owns + (in order) the optional worker pool, the `QtExecutor`, and the `Bridge`, + and exposes `login(principal)` → `setDefaultSession`. Presenters take + `(Bridge&, IExecutor*)` and **never construct executors or backends + themselves.** `Remote` is asynchronously connected and exposes + `ready()`/`onReady(cb)`: presenters (which build `BridgeHandler`s, and a + `BridgeHandler` constructor registers) **must** be constructed from inside + `onReady`. Registering before the socket connects fails permanently, with + no retry — see + [`017-async-registration-fails-before-connect.md`](../docs/findings/017-async-registration-fails-before-connect.md). + `Local` is ready on construction and runs `onReady` inline, so mode-blind + code can always route through `onReady`. +3. **Observable quiescence.** A common `Presenter` base tracks in-flight + completions (`track(completion, onOk)` wraps `.then/.onError` in + begin/end counters) and exposes `bool busy()` + an `idle()` signal. + Tests never sleep; they wait for `busy() == false`. +4. **Timers live in the view layer.** Presenters expose an explicit + `poll()`; the QML/Widgets shell owns the `Timer`. Tests call `poll()` + directly — this is what makes `GetEventsSince` loops deterministic. +5. **Canonical state fingerprint.** Each rung's presenter set exposes + `stateFingerprint()` (a comparable snapshot) and `lastEventId()`. These + two hooks are the ladder-wide convention the convergence assertion + templates over. +6. **QML is bindings-only**; every conditional, format, and validation lives + in the presenter. Per rung: one offscreen engine-load smoke test (engine + creates root object, no errors) registered in ctest — not Qt Quick Test, + and no synthesized-mouse-event flows. + +## The dual-mode fixture + +`examples/common/testkit/backend_rig.hpp` provides +`BackendRig{Mode, nClients, authorizer, serverConfig}` with three modes, +selected by Catch2 `GENERATE` so **one test body runs in every mode**. The +last two arguments are optional and apply to `Socket` mode only: `authorizer` +is threaded into the `RemoteServer`, `serverConfig` is the +`QtWebSocketServerConfig` handed to the `QtWebSocketServer` (frame-size cap, +connection cap, rate limit, timeouts) — how a rung tests a transport-enforced +limit without standing up a second server beside the rig's own. + +- **`Local`** — one `ThreadPoolExecutor{4}`, one + `Bridge{LocalBackend}`; N "clients" are N presenter sets over the shared + bridge (morph's in-process multi-handler semantics). +- **`LocalSingleThread`** — `LocalBackend` running models on the GUI + executor itself: the **WASM constraint-parity mode** (exactly bank's + `__EMSCRIPTEN__` wiring). Catches models that block the UI thread and + single-thread re-entrancy bugs in every ordinary test run. +- **`Socket`** — `ThreadPoolExecutor{2–4}` → `RemoteServer` (authorizer + injectable) → `QtWebSocketServer{*server, 0}` (ephemeral port via + `.port()`) → per client: `QtWebSocketBackend` + `waitForConnected()` + + its **own `Bridge`**. All clients on the one Qt main thread — proven at + N=4 in `tests/qt/test_qt_websocket.cpp`. + +Caveats the fixture encodes: only `Socket` mode exercises the server-side +shared-instance directory and connection scopes — tests asserting directory +behavior are tagged `[socket-only]`; N-threads-hosting-backends is not +possible today (`QtExecutor` posts to `QCoreApplication::instance()` only); +true process separation reuses the QProcess pattern +(`tests/qt/qt_test_client_main.cpp`) via `process_pool.hpp`, with each rung +shipping a small headless-client binary that drives its *presenters*, not +raw handlers. + +`rig.socketBackend(i)` hands out the raw `QtWebSocketBackend` for a client, +for the handful of transport-level operations that have no `Bridge`-level +equivalent — `negotiateProtocolVersion()` (the `hello` handshake) is the +motivating one. Everything that merely dispatches actions should use +`client()` / `bridge()` instead. + +Teardown order (encoded in `~BackendRig`): presenters → client bridges → +`wsServer.closeGracefully(2s)` → server → **pools, and only then the +client-facing executors**. That last step is load-bearing rather than +cosmetic: in `Local` mode a worker thread resolves a `Completion` by posting +to the client executor, so an executor destroyed while the pool still has +threads running leaves the next completion posting through a dangling +`IExecutor*`. The crash surfaces nowhere near the rig — the stale callback +sits on the Qt event loop and detonates inside whatever later test pumps it. +Any object that owns both a pool and an executor the pool's completions +target (a rung's app bootstrap, for instance) needs the same ordering, plus a +way for a test to observe that its dispatches have *settled* — not merely +that their effect is visible — before it is destroyed. + +## Pumping discipline — no sleeps + +The Qt event loop is the single pump for GUI tests (`QtWebSocketBackend` +requires the Qt loop thread; `MainThreadExecutor::runFor` blocks for its +full wall-clock step even when idle). `examples/common/testkit/pump.hpp` is +the **only** sanctioned wait surface: + +- `pumpUntil(pred, deadline)` — bounded `processEvents` slices; deadline + defaults to 5 s, scaled by `MORPH_LADDER_DEADLINE_MS`. +- `awaitQt(Completion)` — resolve one completion via the pump, + rethrow errors. +- `settle(presenter)` — `pumpUntil(!busy())`. + +A `sleep_for` outside `pump.hpp` is a review-rejectable defect. The test +binary uses the Qt-owning `main()` (QCoreApplication + `Catch::Session` + +DeferredDelete drain) copied from `tests/qt/test_qt_websocket.cpp`. + +## Multi-client stress harness + +Testkit components, with the rung that **first needs** each (this ordering +is load-bearing — earlier rungs must not claim later components in their +DoD): + +| Component | First needed by | +|---|---| +| `testkit_main.cpp`, `pump.hpp`, `backend_rig.hpp`, `db_fixture.hpp`, `db_fault_fixture.hpp`, **fault proxy + strand interleaver** (pulled forward, round-7) | rung 0/1 | +| `client_pool.hpp`, `convergence.hpp` | rung 3 | +| `action_driver.hpp`, `process_pool.hpp`, `offline_rig.hpp` | rung 4 | + +- `db_fault_fixture.hpp` — a failing ODBC-level driver for exercising + store-error branches (`SQLITE_BUSY`, constraint violations, rollback) + that the 100%-coverage rule requires (see + [`IMPLEMENTATION.md`](IMPLEMENTATION.md) rule 5); wire-level faults are + the proxy's job, database faults are this fixture's. **As shipped in rung + 0 this promise is not yet satisfiable**: the fixture holds a real + `SqlScopedLock` on a second connection, so it can only fault code that + takes the same named advisory lock — not an ordinary `DataMapper` + `Create`/`Update`/`Query` or a `SqlTransaction`. Closing that gap (extend + the fixture, or narrow this promise) is + [`018-db-fault-fixture-cannot-fault-datamapper.md`](../docs/findings/018-db-fault-fixture-cannot-fault-datamapper.md), + owned by whichever rung first needs store-error branch coverage. +- `db_busy_fixture.hpp` — rung 1's answer to the paragraph above, for the + `SQLITE_BUSY` class specifically: a genuine, uncommitted `BEGIN IMMEDIATE` + write transaction held open on a second `SqlConnection`, so a concurrent + write from the connection under test collides for real. **Store-error + coverage is obtained per failure class, through the real schema, by + whichever fixture can genuinely provoke that class** — not from one failing + driver. Constraint violations and mid-transaction rollback still have no + general fixture. Finding 018 is triaged `documented-limitation` on exactly + that reading; its closing section is the authoritative account of what + shipped, and the two `db_fault_fixture` promises (here and in + [`IMPLEMENTATION.md`](IMPLEMENTATION.md) rule 5) are the part now known to + be inaccurate. + +- `db_fixture.hpp` — one real, on-disk database shared per test *binary* + (`morph_ladder_test.db` in the binary's working directory, or + `ODBC_CONNECTION_STRING` if set), reset between test cases by dropping every + table and re-applying the registered migrations. This mirrors Lightweight's + own `SqlTestFixture` and bank's `ensureDatabase()`; a `DataMapper` needs a + real connection, so a per-fixture temp file would buy isolation at the cost + of re-opening and re-migrating a database per test case. Isolation across + *binaries* comes from ctest's per-target working directory; isolation within + a binary comes from the drop-and-reset, which is why the ladder's + `catch_discover_tests` calls give their tests a `RESOURCE_LOCK` — two + DB-touching cases from one binary must never run concurrently under + `ctest -j`. +- `client_pool.hpp` — typed pool constructing each client's presenters + against `rig.client(i)`; test bodies are mode-blind. +- `convergence.hpp` — `requireConverged(clients, deadline)`: round-robin + `poll()`, wait all-idle, compare `stateFingerprint()` across clients + (optionally against an oracle client's server truth); on deadline, dump + every client's fingerprint diff. **Honesty note**: in `Local`/ + `LocalSingleThread` modes all "clients" share one bridge — there is no + staleness to converge from, so convergence is effectively + `[socket-only]` coverage; don't count Local-mode runs. The + `poll()`/`lastEventId()` hooks it needs exist only from rung 3 on — + rungs 0–2 use `settle()` + fingerprint equality without event cursors. +- `action_driver.hpp` — `SeededScript`: seed from `MORPH_STRESS_SEED` + (always printed on failure), weighted action generators, schedule computed + up front; per-burst invariant hooks (kanban: positions dense/unique; + ledger: legs sum zero; polls: counts match the event log). +- **N = 4–8 in-process clients** is the meaningful range (beyond ~8 sockets + on one pumped thread you add queueing latency, not new interleavings); + scale via `MORPH_LADDER_CLIENTS` / `MORPH_LADDER_ACTIONS` env vars + (soak-suite convention) — same CI run, no separate schedule. Kanban's + stress case runs under ThreadSanitizer + at N=4 — **in `Local` rig mode on `ThreadPoolExecutor`**: the repo's CI + deliberately keeps Qt stacks out of the sanitizer matrix ("a GUI stack + under TSan is mostly noise"), so the TSan leg exercises models + strands, + not sockets. Server-scale load (hundreds–thousands of sockets) is rung + 8's load *script*, not a unit test. +- `offline_rig.hpp` — scripted connectivity: drop by closing/destroying the + in-test `QtWebSocketServer`, revive on the same port (proven pattern); + hand-cranked signals into `ReconnectCoordinator`; queue inspection. +- `process_pool.hpp` — QProcess clients for rung-8 scale **and for + client-crash tests**: kill a client process mid-execute / mid-attach and + assert connection-scope reclamation under abnormal teardown (distinct + from graceful disconnect). + +Per-rung test naming: `test_model_.cpp` (full mode matrix), +`test_gui_.cpp` (presenter tests, full matrix), +`test_gui_qml_smoke.cpp`, `test_multiclient.cpp` `[stress]`, +`test_offline.cpp` (rungs 4/6/7). + +## The fault-injection wire proxy (and the strand interleaver) + +The single highest-yield harness the ladder needs and the repo lacks: an +in-process WebSocket proxy between `QtWebSocketBackend` and +`QtWebSocketServer` with scriptable rules — *drop exactly the reply frame of +call k*, delay, duplicate, kill mid-replay. Exactly-once tests (kanban, +ledger), dead-letter tests, and reconnect-mid-replay tests are demos, not CI +tests, without it. `SimulatedRemoteBackend` is lossless and unscoped; the +soak tests flap a boolean, not a socket. **Built at rung 0–1** (pulled +forward by the round-7 review — it outperforms whole rungs on finding +yield), so rung 1's "duplicate create on retry" test can use true +reply-frame loss from the start; the double-execute approximation is only +the fallback if the proxy slips. + +Companion harness from adversarial review: a **deterministic-schedule +strand interleaver** — without it, strand-ordering bugs (kanban's +`MoveTaskPosition` centerpiece) remain probabilistic stress runs rather +than reproducible interleavings. + +## WASM reality + +Honest position: **WASM GUIs cannot be unit-tested in CI today.** The +three-layer answer, per rung: + +1. **`LocalSingleThread` mode natively** — same presenters, WASM-shaped + wiring, every test run. +2. **Compile gate** — CI builds the rung's client for wasm32-emscripten so + shared GUI code can't drift. Shipped as `.github/workflows/wasm-ladder.yml` + (emsdk + a Qt-for-wasm kit, `-DMORPH_CLIENT_ONLY=ON`); the per-rung target + wiring is `morph_add_rung()`'s `gui_wasm` block, not a per-rung + `CMakeLists.txt` the way bank's is. +3. **One scripted browser smoke** (emrun + Playwright against the built + demo) as an optional stage in the same CI run. + +Open framework facts every rung must respect (verified): + +- Bank's WASM build is **local-only** — a WASM client over + `QtWebSocketBackend` has still never been *run*. Rung 0 wrote the spike and + rung 1 wrote a real client over it (`examples/pastebin/gui_wasm`), but + neither was ever compiled: no Emscripten toolchain existed in either + authoring environment. The compile gate above is what will change this + sentence; until it has run green, treat both as unverified. +- The plain registration path is only WASM-safe with + **`asyncRegistrationEnabled = true`, which is opt-in and off by + default**; with defaults, the first `registerModel` aborts the page. +- **`waitForConnected()` hangs the page on WASM** — the WASM client must + use the `setConnectHandler` pattern (#39) instead; the Socket rig's + `waitForConnected()` recipe is for *native* tests only. +- The **synchronous shared/keyed attach path + (`registerModelShared`/`attachModel`) nests an event loop that aborts the + page on WASM** — `registerModelAsync` does not cover it. Async attach is + a framework prerequisite for rung 3's WASM story — **and pulls forward to + rung 1 if pastebin resolves burn atomicity via a shared keyed instance** + (the coupling is called out in the pastebin README). + +## Build system and CI (proven by rung 0) + +Build wiring (from delivery review; today each example is hand-added in the +root `CMakeLists.txt` — don't repeat that eight times): + +- One `examples/CMakeLists.txt`; one `MORPH_BUILD_LADDER` bool plus a + `MORPH_LADDER_RUNGS` cache list (`"all"` or `"pastebin;kanban"`) — no + per-rung booleans; the list maps 1:1 to CI path filters. +- `examples/common/` declares exactly three consumable targets: + `morph_ladder_testkit` (morph + Catch2 + Qt), `morph_ladder_gui` (STATIC, + `Qt6::Core` only, **no Catch2**, **no `Qt6::WebSockets`** — presenter rule + 1), and `morph_ladder_app` (STATIC, `AppContext` only: the deployment-mode + layer, which needs `morph::qt`/`Qt6::WebSockets` for `Remote` and is + therefore kept out of `morph_ladder_gui`). A rung's `gui_lib` links + `morph::ladder_gui`; the shells that choose a backend (`gui/`, `gui_wasm/`, + `tests/`) also link `morph::ladder_app`. Rungs link targets, never paths; + the testkit never grows per-rung options. +- A `morph_add_rung()` function creates `ladder__{lib,gui_lib,gui, + gui_wasm,tests,headless}` with `catch_discover_tests` + ctest labels + (`ladder`, `ladder-`, `stress`, `socket-only`), warnings and + sanitizers **applied to all app code** (bank skips both repo-wide because + its ORM headers aren't `-Werror`-clean — the ladder scopes any such + relaxation to the `db/` entity targets only, since persistence goes + through the same Lightweight ORM per + [`IMPLEMENTATION.md`](IMPLEMENTATION.md)), AUTOMOC, and a TIMEOUT on + every binary. Lightweight's `FetchContent` acquisition is hoisted once + into `examples/common`, not repeated per rung. One trap when implementing + it: `catch_discover_tests` cannot carry a **multi-value** `LABELS`. It + forwards `PROPERTIES` as a flat list through a `-D VAR=a;b;c` command line + where no escaping survives, so `LABELS "x;y"` does not make a two-label + test — it shifts every following name/value pair by one, silently dropping + the rest. `examples/common/CMakeLists.txt` shows the working shape: one + value per property name in the `catch_discover_tests` call, plus a + generated `TEST_INCLUDE_FILES` post-pass for the extra labels. +- Do **not** copy bank's `gui_wasm` shadow-header pattern — with the + `gui_lib` split it is unnecessary, and copying it makes the WASM and + native builds different programs, silently falsifying the "same client + code" DoD. One WASM configure builds all rungs' `gui_wasm` targets + (`.github/workflows/wasm-ladder.yml`, which also builds rung 0's spike; it + caches emsdk but has no compiler cache yet). + + **What rung 1 learned doing this for real** (the `gui_lib` split is + necessary but not sufficient): a client's presenters are + `BridgeHandler` templates, so a WASM client still *names* its rung's + model type and therefore still includes its model header — and rule 4 puts + `Lightweight::DataMapper` in that header's include graph, via the + `WithMapper` mixin. Two things close the gap, and every rung needs both: + configure the WASM build with **`-DMORPH_CLIENT_ONLY=ON`** (removes the + registrars that closure over the model's ODBC-backed bodies — + `docs/spec/core/registry.md`; `morph_add_rung()` fails the configure with + that explanation if it is missing), and give the rung's `db_model.hpp` a + persistence-free `WithMapper` under `__EMSCRIPTEN__` with **no `mapper()`**, + so any attempt to reach a database from a browser build is a compile error. + That is a two-branch mixin inside the file that already owns the ODBC + dependency — not a shadow header tree, and not a second copy of any model, + DTO, presenter or QML file. See + [`../docs/findings/025-client-only-still-needs-model-persistence-headers.md`](../docs/findings/025-client-only-still-needs-model-persistence-headers.md). +- **Coverage wiring (proven by rung 0, on `examples/common`; the same + recipe applies to every future rung's `src/models/`/`include//models/` + per [`IMPLEMENTATION.md`](IMPLEMENTATION.md) rule 5).** The `clang-coverage` + CI leg is the only *sanitizer-matrix* leg that installs + `qt6-base-dev`/`qt6-websockets-dev`/`qt6-tools-dev`/`libgl1-mesa-dev` and + configures with + `-DMORPH_BUILD_QT=ON -DMORPH_BUILD_LADDER=ON -DMORPH_LADDER_RUNGS=all` + (asan/tsan/ubsan never build the ladder at all, so this cost is paid once); + its `ctest` invocation runs + with `QT_QPA_PLATFORM=offscreen` since the runner has no display. Every + ladder CMake target (`morph_ladder_gui`, `morph_ladder_app`, + `morph_ladder_testkit`, and each rung's own targets) wraps its definition + in `if(AF_COVERAGE) apply_coverage() endif()`, the same guard + `include/morph`'s own targets use. `scripts/coverage.sh` merges multiple + instrumented binaries into one report via llvm-cov's `-object` flag: one + `TEST_EXE` positional (the library's `morph_tests`) plus an `OBJECT_ARGS` + array populated with every other binary that exists in the build + (`ladder_common_tests` today; a future rung's own test binary joins the + same array the same way, guarded the same way — `if [ -x "$BINARY" ]` so + the script keeps working unchanged for a configure that didn't build + that rung) — and adds `examples/common` (and, per rung once it ships + models, `examples//src/models` + `include//models`) to the + positional source-path filter alongside `include/morph`. AUTOMOC's + generated `mocs_compilation.cpp` lives under the build tree, never under a + source-tree path this filter names, so moc output is excluded for free — + no separate exclusion mechanism needed. The blocking gate itself lives in + `codecov.yml`'s `component_management.individual_components`: one + component per path set, `informational: false`, with its `target:` set + from the measured ceiling per rule 5's coverage-artifact guidance (not a + blind 100%) — scoped to that component's paths so it never becomes an + unverified whole-repo claim, leaving the project-wide default status + `informational: true` as before. + +CI tiers (grounded in the existing workflows; unmanaged, the ladder +dominates CI minutes by rung 3). No separate nightly schedule: everything +below that isn't in the weekly tier runs in the ordinary per-push/per-PR +`ladder-tests` job, same as the rest of this repo's CI — a rung's cost is +managed by path-filtering (`MORPH_LADDER_RUNGS` computed from changed paths: +`examples//**` → that rung; `examples/common/**` or +`include/morph/**` → all rungs), not by deferring work to an off-hours run: + +1. **CI (every push/PR)**: one `ladder-tests` job (clone of `linux-qt`: + gcc-debug, offscreen, sccache), path-filtered per the `MORPH_LADDER_RUNGS` + rule above. `ctest -L ladder` — full ladder, all modes, including + `[stress]` (scaled via `MORPH_LADDER_CLIENTS`/`ACTIONS` on the affected + rungs), the kanban TSan leg (Local mode), and one Playwright browser smoke. + One Windows compile-only build (never 8 rungs × 4 MSVC presets) runs + alongside it. ASan is scoped to changed rungs. + + Two pieces of this live outside that job as shipped, for reasons of + toolchain rather than design. **The GUI half** — each rung's QML module, + desktop client and offscreen engine-load smoke test — needs + `MORPH_BUILD_FORMS_QML=ON`, whose Qt 6.5 floor the `ladder-tests` runner's + distro Qt (6.4.2) does not clear, so it is the `linux-all-features` job + (Qt 6.8 via aqtinstall) that configures `MORPH_BUILD_LADDER=ON` together + with `MORPH_BUILD_FORMS_QML=ON`. `morph_add_rung()` announces every target + it skips on the leg that cannot build them, so the omission is never + silent. **The WASM compile gate** needs emsdk plus a Qt-for-wasm kit, and + lives in its own workflow, `.github/workflows/wasm-ladder.yml`. +2. **Weekly**: rung-8 load script (large runner) only — a genuinely + separate concern from the rest of this tiering (hundreds–thousands of + sockets, a large self-hosted-class runner), not something that can run + on every push. Everything else the ladder needs, including sanitizer and + fuzz-style coverage, runs in the CI tier above; `ci.yml`'s existing + `valgrind`/fuzz jobs are themselves triggered on every push/PR today + (there is no scheduled workflow in this repo yet), so nothing in the + ladder should assume a cadence the rest of the project doesn't have. + +## Framework gaps this strategy exposes (candidate issues) + +1. Client-side execute deadline — no timeout on `Completion`; a + rate-limited/black-holed call hangs forever (`messagesPerSecond` drops + frames silently). Every polling helper must wrap its own timer until the + framework provides one. +2. `Bridge::pendingCalls()` (client-side quiescence observability) — makes + `settle()` exact; today presenter-level counters substitute. +3. `MainThreadExecutor::runOnce()/drain()` — a step, not a wall-clock pump. +4. `QtExecutor` with an optional `QObject*` context target — per-thread + affinity for future N-thread client topologies. +5. Connection-scoped simulated client (via `RemoteServer::openConnection()`) + — deterministic connection-lifetime tests without sockets. +6. Injectable time source usable by *remotely-constructed* (registry + default-constructed) models — until then, rungs use a process-global + now-provider set by tests (`examples/common` clock interface). diff --git a/examples/common/CMakeLists.txt b/examples/common/CMakeLists.txt new file mode 100644 index 00000000..cf4d5d68 --- /dev/null +++ b/examples/common/CMakeLists.txt @@ -0,0 +1,246 @@ +# SPDX-License-Identifier: Apache-2.0 +# +# Shared ladder infrastructure: the presenter architecture (gui/) and the +# testkit (testkit/). See examples/TESTING.md. + +# MORPH_BUILD_QT is required in *every* configure, Emscripten included: +# morph_ladder_app below is AppContext, whose Remote mode is a +# QtWebSocketBackend, and a WASM client is remote-only by rule +# (examples/IMPLEMENTATION.md rule 4's WASM clause). Native configures +# additionally need it for the testkit's BackendRig Socket mode and the +# fault-injection proxy. +if(NOT MORPH_BUILD_QT) + message(FATAL_ERROR + "MORPH_BUILD_LADDER requires MORPH_BUILD_QT=ON: AppContext's Remote mode, " + "the testkit's BackendRig Socket mode and the fault-injection proxy all " + "need morph::qt (Qt6::WebSockets).") +endif() + +# Qt6::WebSockets is required under Emscripten too — morph::qt's own INTERFACE +# links it, so every consumer below (and the WASM spike) needs it present. An +# earlier revision of this file assumed the opposite ("not part of the standard +# Qt-for-WebAssembly module set") and returned before this call; that was never +# tested against a real Emscripten toolchain, and it only deferred the same +# failure to the link. Qt does ship QtWebSockets for wasm; a wasm Qt kit +# installed without that module now fails here, at configure time, with Qt's +# own clear message instead of an undefined-symbol wall. +find_package(Qt6 6.5 REQUIRED COMPONENTS Core WebSockets) +qt_standard_project_setup(REQUIRES 6.5) + +# ── morph_ladder_gui: presenters, Qt6::Core only, no Catch2 ───────────────── +# Deliberately does NOT link morph::qt/morph_qt_impl (and so not +# Qt6::WebSockets): examples/TESTING.md's "Presenter architecture" rule 1 +# requires presenters to instantiate under a plain QCoreApplication. The one +# piece of shared gui/ code that genuinely needs the WebSocket backend — +# AppContext, for its Remote mode — lives in morph_ladder_app below instead. +# +# apply_coverage() (every ladder target below, when AF_COVERAGE is ON — +# see IMPLEMENTATION.md rule 5): AUTOMOC's generated mocs_compilation.cpp +# lives under the build tree, so scripts/coverage.sh's source-path filter +# (which only ever names source-tree paths, e.g. examples/common) already +# excludes moc output from the completeness bar — nothing extra needed here. +add_library(morph_ladder_gui STATIC + gui/presenter.cpp + gui/event_poller.cpp +) +add_library(morph::ladder_gui ALIAS morph_ladder_gui) +target_include_directories(morph_ladder_gui PUBLIC ${CMAKE_CURRENT_SOURCE_DIR}) +target_link_libraries(morph_ladder_gui PUBLIC morph::morph Qt6::Core) +target_compile_features(morph_ladder_gui PUBLIC cxx_std_23) +set_target_properties(morph_ladder_gui PROPERTIES AUTOMOC ON) +apply_warnings(morph_ladder_gui) +if(AF_COVERAGE) + apply_coverage(morph_ladder_gui) +endif() + +# ── morph_ladder_app: AppContext — the deployment-mode-choosing layer ─────── +# Split out of morph_ladder_gui so that target can stay Qt6::Core-only (see +# its comment above). A rung's gui_lib links morph::ladder_gui; the shells +# that actually pick a backend (gui/, gui_wasm/, tests/) also link this. +add_library(morph_ladder_app STATIC + gui/app_context.cpp +) +add_library(morph::ladder_app ALIAS morph_ladder_app) +target_include_directories(morph_ladder_app PUBLIC ${CMAKE_CURRENT_SOURCE_DIR}) +target_link_libraries(morph_ladder_app PUBLIC morph::morph morph::qt morph_qt_impl Qt6::Core) +target_compile_features(morph_ladder_app PUBLIC cxx_std_23) +# No Q_OBJECT here today (AppContext is a plain class); AUTOMOC is set to match +# the other ladder targets' convention so adding one later needs no CMake edit. +set_target_properties(morph_ladder_app PROPERTIES AUTOMOC ON) +apply_warnings(morph_ladder_app) +if(AF_COVERAGE) + apply_coverage(morph_ladder_app) +endif() + +# ── WebAssembly build ──────────────────────────────────────────────────────── +# Everything above this line builds under Emscripten and is exactly what a WASM +# client needs: the presenter base (morph_ladder_gui) and the deployment-mode +# layer (morph_ladder_app, i.e. AppContext in its Remote shape). Everything +# below does not and never will — morph_ladder_testkit and ladder_common_tests +# need Catch2 (MORPH_BUILD_TESTS is never part of a WASM configure, mirroring +# examples/bank/CMakeLists.txt's own EMSCRIPTEN early return) and the +# Lightweight ORM speaks ODBC, which does not exist in a browser +# (examples/IMPLEMENTATION.md rule 4's WASM clause). +# +# Rung 0 returned *before* the two targets above as well, which left every +# rung's gui_wasm target with no morph::ladder_gui/morph::ladder_app to link — +# flagged as a known gap when morph_add_rung() shipped (task 8) and closed +# here, when rung 1's WASM client became the first real consumer. +if(EMSCRIPTEN) + add_subdirectory(wasm_spike) + return() +endif() + +if(NOT MORPH_BUILD_TESTS) + message(FATAL_ERROR + "MORPH_BUILD_LADDER requires MORPH_BUILD_TESTS=ON: Catch2 backs the " + "ladder testkit (morph_ladder_testkit) and ladder_common_tests.") +endif() + +# ── Lightweight ORM (hoisted here once; TESTING.md "Build system and CI") ─── +include(FetchContent) +set(LIGHTWEIGHT_BUILD_TESTS OFF CACHE BOOL "" FORCE) +set(LIGHTWEIGHT_BUILD_EXAMPLES OFF CACHE BOOL "" FORCE) +set(LIGHTWEIGHT_BUILD_TOOLS OFF CACHE BOOL "" FORCE) +set(LIGHTWEIGHT_BUILD_BENCHMARK OFF CACHE BOOL "" FORCE) +# Lightweight defaults to a shared library on Windows (LIGHTWEIGHT_BUILD_SHARED_DEFAULT +# in its own CMakeLists.txt), which means its classes need dll-interface annotations +# they don't have -- any target that both links Lightweight and calls apply_warnings() +# (ladder_common_tests, every rung's gui_lib, transitively through ladder__lib) +# fails under /WX on Lightweight's own C4251/C4275. Forcing a static build sidesteps +# the DLL export boundary (and its warnings) entirely instead of punching warning +# holes through every consumer target. +set(LIGHTWEIGHT_BUILD_SHARED OFF CACHE BOOL "" FORCE) +FetchContent_Declare(Lightweight + GIT_REPOSITORY https://github.com/LASTRADA-Software/Lightweight.git + GIT_TAG v0.20260625.0 + GIT_SHALLOW TRUE +) +# Lightweight's own install() rules unconditionally reference +# $ on WIN32 (its CMakeLists.txt), which CMake +# only allows for linker-created artifacts (DLL/EXE) -- invalid for the +# static build LIGHTWEIGHT_BUILD_SHARED=OFF above now produces, and it fails +# at generate time even though nothing in this tree ever runs `cmake +# --install`. Skipping install-rule generation for just this +# FetchContent_MakeAvailable call sidesteps the bad generator expression +# without touching Lightweight's vendored CMakeLists.txt. +set(_morph_saved_skip_install_rules ${CMAKE_SKIP_INSTALL_RULES}) +set(CMAKE_SKIP_INSTALL_RULES ON) +FetchContent_MakeAvailable(Lightweight) +set(CMAKE_SKIP_INSTALL_RULES ${_morph_saved_skip_install_rules}) +unset(_morph_saved_skip_install_rules) + +find_package(Catch2 3 CONFIG QUIET) +if(NOT Catch2_FOUND) + message(FATAL_ERROR "Catch2 not found; MORPH_BUILD_TESTS=ON should have fetched it already (see root CMakeLists.txt).") +endif() + +# ── morph_ladder_testkit: pump/fixtures/rig/fault-proxy/interleaver ───────── +# strand_interleaver.hpp (DeterministicExecutor), db_fixture.hpp and +# db_fault_fixture.hpp are fully header-defined and have no .cpp: none is a +# QObject, none needs MOC, and the library already links a non-empty TU +# (fault_proxy.cpp), so content-free placeholder TUs would be dead weight. +add_library(morph_ladder_testkit STATIC + testkit/fault_proxy.cpp +) +add_library(morph::ladder_testkit ALIAS morph_ladder_testkit) +target_include_directories(morph_ladder_testkit PUBLIC ${CMAKE_CURRENT_SOURCE_DIR}) +target_link_libraries(morph_ladder_testkit PUBLIC + morph::morph morph::qt morph_qt_impl morph::ladder_gui morph::ladder_app + Catch2::Catch2 Qt6::WebSockets Lightweight::Lightweight +) +target_compile_features(morph_ladder_testkit PUBLIC cxx_std_23) +set_target_properties(morph_ladder_testkit PROPERTIES AUTOMOC ON) +# Lightweight's headers are not -Werror clean (same caveat as bank/CMakeLists.txt) — +# do not apply_warnings() here. +if(AF_COVERAGE) + apply_coverage(morph_ladder_testkit) +endif() + +# ── ladder_common_tests: the testkit's own self-test suite ────────────────── +add_executable(ladder_common_tests + testkit/testkit_main.cpp + testkit/test_pump.cpp + testkit/test_clock.cpp + testkit/test_db_fixture.cpp + testkit/test_db_fault_fixture.cpp + testkit/test_db_busy_fixture.cpp + testkit/test_backend_rig.cpp + testkit/test_presenter.cpp + testkit/test_event_poller.cpp + testkit/test_fault_proxy.cpp + testkit/test_strand_interleaver.cpp + testkit/test_wasm_registration_path_native.cpp +) +target_link_libraries(ladder_common_tests PRIVATE morph::ladder_testkit) +# morph::ladder_testkit links Lightweight::Lightweight PUBLIC (above), and +# Lightweight's own target_include_directories() call is plain PUBLIC, not +# SYSTEM (its CMakeLists.txt) — so without this, apply_warnings() below +# (-Werror included) applies in full to every Lightweight header this +# target transitively sees. Same fix, same rationale, as +# cmake/morph_add_rung.cmake's identical block for ladder__gui_lib/ +# ladder__tests. +get_target_property(_lightweight_includes Lightweight::Lightweight INTERFACE_INCLUDE_DIRECTORIES) +if(_lightweight_includes) + target_include_directories(ladder_common_tests SYSTEM PRIVATE ${_lightweight_includes}) +endif() +unset(_lightweight_includes) +target_compile_features(ladder_common_tests PRIVATE cxx_std_23) +set_target_properties(ladder_common_tests PROPERTIES AUTOMOC ON) +apply_warnings(ladder_common_tests) +if(AF_COVERAGE) + apply_coverage(ladder_common_tests) +endif() + +include(Catch) +get_target_property(_qt_core_dll Qt6::Core IMPORTED_LOCATION) +cmake_path(GET _qt_core_dll PARENT_PATH _qt_bin_dir) +# RESOURCE_LOCK: catch_discover_tests registers every TEST_CASE as its own +# ctest test, so `ctest -j` would happily run two of them concurrently — and +# DbFixture resets *one* real, shared on-disk database by dropping its tables +# (testkit/db_fixture.hpp), which two concurrent cases would do to each other +# mid-test. No preset sets parallel jobs today, so this is prophylactic; the +# lock is on the whole binary rather than the DB-touching cases only because +# catch_discover_tests applies PROPERTIES uniformly and this suite is ~5s. +catch_discover_tests(ladder_common_tests + DISCOVERY_MODE POST_BUILD + DL_PATHS "${_qt_bin_dir}" + # Exactly one value per property name. catch_discover_tests forwards + # PROPERTIES as a flat CMake list through a `-D VAR=a;b;c` command line, + # where a list separator and a literal semicolon are indistinguishable and + # no escaping survives — so a multi-value `LABELS "ladder;ladder-0"` does + # not produce a two-label test, it shifts every following name/value pair + # by one. That is what this call used to do: `ladder-0` became a property + # *name* whose value was `TIMEOUT`, and neither the second label nor the + # timeout was ever applied (`ctest --show-only=json-v1` shows it). + PROPERTIES LABELS ladder TIMEOUT 120 RESOURCE_LOCK morph_ladder_test_db +) + +# The per-rung label (`ladder-0` here) has to be applied outside +# catch_discover_tests for the reason above. Tests only exist once ctest reads +# the generated file, so this runs as a second TEST_INCLUDE_FILES entry — +# appended after catch_discover_tests' own, hence processed after it. Three +# details are forced by ctest's script mode rather than chosen: +# * it iterates `_TESTS`, the variable the discovery file leaves +# behind — the DIRECTORY `TESTS` property is a configure-time property and +# reads back empty here; +# * that list interleaves per-test JSON metadata with the names, and +# `if(TEST ...)` always answers false in script mode, so the JSON entries +# are filtered by pattern instead; +# * it uses `set_tests_properties`, not `set_property(TEST ... APPEND ...)`, +# which errors with "TEST names that do not exist" here. That call +# *replaces* LABELS, so it restates `ladder` alongside `ladder-0`. The +# `LABELS ladder` above stays as the floor: CI filters on it, and it keeps +# working even if this post-pass is ever dropped. +file(GENERATE + OUTPUT "${CMAKE_CURRENT_BINARY_DIR}/ladder_common_tests_rung_label.cmake" + CONTENT [[ +foreach(_ladder_test IN LISTS ladder_common_tests_TESTS) + if(NOT _ladder_test MATCHES "\"class-name\"") + set_tests_properties("${_ladder_test}" PROPERTIES LABELS "ladder;ladder-0") + endif() +endforeach() +]] +) +set_property(DIRECTORY APPEND PROPERTY TEST_INCLUDE_FILES + "${CMAKE_CURRENT_BINARY_DIR}/ladder_common_tests_rung_label.cmake") diff --git a/examples/common/clock.hpp b/examples/common/clock.hpp new file mode 100644 index 00000000..40b0aef7 --- /dev/null +++ b/examples/common/clock.hpp @@ -0,0 +1,80 @@ +// SPDX-License-Identifier: Apache-2.0 +#pragma once + +#include + +#include +#include +#include +#include + +/// @file +/// The ladder-wide injectable "now" (examples/TESTING.md's framework-gaps +/// item 6; examples/LADDER.md framework prerequisite 3). Registry-constructed +/// models are always default-constructed (docs/findings/003, +/// docs/findings/020), so there is no constructor-injection seam for a +/// clock — every rung's time-dependent model logic reads +/// `morph::ladder::now()` instead of `Timestamp::now()`/`DateTime::now()` +/// directly, and a test overrides the process-global provider for the span +/// it needs. + +namespace morph::ladder { + +namespace detail { + +/// @brief Sentinel meaning "disabled, read the real wall clock". Not `-1` (or +/// any other small negative number): `-1` is a valid epoch-ms value +/// for an instant one millisecond before 1970-01-01, so a +/// `ScopedClockOverride` freezing time to a genuine pre-epoch instant +/// would collide with the sentinel and be silently ignored. +/// `INT64_MIN` is an instant roughly 292 million years before the +/// epoch — outside any instant a real `DateTime` in test code will +/// ever hold. +inline constexpr std::int64_t kOverrideDisabled = std::numeric_limits::min(); + +/// @brief Process-global override, in epoch milliseconds; `kOverrideDisabled` +/// means "disabled, read the real wall clock". +[[nodiscard]] inline std::atomic& overrideMillisSlot() noexcept { + static std::atomic slot{kOverrideDisabled}; + return slot; +} + +} // namespace detail + +/// @brief The ladder's injectable "now". +/// @return The real wall-clock instant, or the frozen instant a live +/// `ScopedClockOverride` installed. +[[nodiscard]] inline ::morph::time::Timestamp now() { + const std::int64_t overrideMs = detail::overrideMillisSlot().load(); + if (overrideMs == detail::kOverrideDisabled) { + return ::morph::time::Timestamp::now(); + } + return ::morph::time::Timestamp{::morph::time::DateTime{ + std::chrono::sys_time{std::chrono::milliseconds{overrideMs}}}}; +} + +/// @brief Freezes `morph::ladder::now()` at a fixed instant for the guard's +/// lifetime; restores the previous override (nests correctly) on +/// destruction. +/// +/// Cross-thread visible (a `std::atomic`, not `thread_local`): a model under +/// test runs on its own strand/pool thread, not the test thread that +/// constructs this guard. +class ScopedClockOverride { + public: + /// @param frozenAt The instant `now()` reads for the guard's lifetime. + explicit ScopedClockOverride(::morph::time::DateTime frozenAt) noexcept + : _previous{detail::overrideMillisSlot().exchange(frozenAt.value.time_since_epoch().count())} {} + + ~ScopedClockOverride() { detail::overrideMillisSlot().store(_previous); } + + ScopedClockOverride(const ScopedClockOverride&) = delete; + ScopedClockOverride& operator=(const ScopedClockOverride&) = delete; + ScopedClockOverride(ScopedClockOverride&&) = delete; + ScopedClockOverride& operator=(ScopedClockOverride&&) = delete; + + private: + std::int64_t _previous; +}; + +} // namespace morph::ladder diff --git a/examples/common/gui/app_context.cpp b/examples/common/gui/app_context.cpp new file mode 100644 index 00000000..31b7b0ef --- /dev/null +++ b/examples/common/gui/app_context.cpp @@ -0,0 +1,86 @@ +// SPDX-License-Identifier: Apache-2.0 +#include "gui/app_context.hpp" + +#include +#include + +#include +#include + +namespace morph::ladder::gui { + +AppContext::AppContext(Mode mode) { + // Built first in both modes: callbacks are delivered on the Qt thread + // regardless of where the model work itself runs. + _qtExecutor = std::make_unique<::morph::qt::QtExecutor>(); + + if (auto* local = std::get_if(&mode)) { + _workerPool = std::make_unique<::morph::exec::ThreadPoolExecutor>(local->workers); + auto backend = std::make_unique<::morph::backend::LocalBackend>(*_workerPool); + _bridge = std::make_unique<::morph::bridge::Bridge>(std::move(backend)); + // No transport to wait for: handlers may be built immediately. + markReady(); + return; + } + + auto& remote = std::get(mode); + // asyncRegistrationEnabled: the synchronous registerModel path nests a + // QEventLoop, which aborts a WASM page outright (examples/TESTING.md, + // "WASM reality"). Opting in is what makes the readiness contract in this + // class's doc comment necessary — an async registration issued before the + // socket connects fails permanently (finding 017). + auto backend = std::make_unique<::morph::qt::QtWebSocketBackend>( + remote.url, ::morph::model::detail::defaultDispatcher(), ::morph::model::detail::defaultRegistry(), +#ifndef QT_NO_SSL + std::nullopt, +#endif + ::morph::qt::QtWebSocketBackend::Config{.asyncRegistrationEnabled = true}); + auto* rawBackend = backend.get(); // stays valid: the Bridge below co-owns the same object + _bridge = std::make_unique<::morph::bridge::Bridge>(std::move(backend)); + + // setConnectHandler, never waitForConnected(): the latter nests an event + // loop and hangs a WASM page. Installed after the Bridge is built because + // Bridge only ever installs a *reconnect* handler (bridge.hpp), so this + // slot is ours; the handler fires on every successful connect, first one + // included (src/qt/qt_websocket_backend.cpp's `connected` slot). + // + // This captures `this` without a matching teardown, which is the same + // hazard `~Bridge()` (bridge.hpp) documents and clears for its own + // *reconnect* handler: a co-owned backend that outlives `this` — e.g. via + // a `shared_ptr` some other code captured from `loadBackend()` before + // `~AppContext()` ran — could fire this handler after destruction and + // dereference freed memory. Nothing in the ladder as shipped extends the + // backend's lifetime that way, so this is safe in practice today, not by + // construction; a future caller that does must not rely on this class to + // protect them. + rawBackend->setConnectHandler([this] { markReady(); }); +} + +void AppContext::onReady(std::function callback) { + if (!callback) { + return; + } + if (_ready) { + callback(); + return; + } + _pendingReadyCallbacks.push_back(std::move(callback)); +} + +void AppContext::login(const std::string& principal) { + _bridge->setDefaultSession(::morph::session::Context{.principal = principal}); +} + +void AppContext::markReady() { + _ready = true; + // Moved out before invoking: a callback is free to register another one + // (which, with `_ready` already true, now runs inline rather than landing + // in the vector this loop is iterating). + auto callbacks = std::move(_pendingReadyCallbacks); + _pendingReadyCallbacks.clear(); + for (auto& callback : callbacks) { + callback(); + } +} + +} // namespace morph::ladder::gui diff --git a/examples/common/gui/app_context.hpp b/examples/common/gui/app_context.hpp new file mode 100644 index 00000000..eac1e8ab --- /dev/null +++ b/examples/common/gui/app_context.hpp @@ -0,0 +1,150 @@ +// SPDX-License-Identifier: Apache-2.0 +#pragma once + +#include +#include +#include +#include +#include + +#include + +#include +#include +#include +#include +#include +#include + +/// @file +/// Backend-parameterized app context (examples/TESTING.md, "Presenter +/// architecture" rule 2). Replaces bank's hard-wired LocalBackend +/// (gui/BankClient.cpp) with one type presenters can be built against +/// regardless of deployment mode. +/// +/// This header lives in its own link target, `morph_ladder_app` +/// (`morph::ladder_app`), rather than in `morph_ladder_gui`: `Remote` mode +/// needs `morph::qt`/`morph_qt_impl` and transitively `Qt6::WebSockets`, +/// while `morph_ladder_gui` (presenters) is `Qt6::Core`-only by rule +/// (examples/TESTING.md, "Presenter architecture" rule 1 — presenters must +/// instantiate under a plain `QCoreApplication`). A rung's `gui_lib` links +/// `morph::ladder_gui`; its `gui`/`gui_wasm`/`tests` shells, which are the +/// things that actually choose a deployment mode, additionally link +/// `morph::ladder_app`. + +namespace morph::ladder::gui { + +/// @brief In-process backend, @p workers threads. +struct Local { + std::size_t workers = 4; +}; + +/// @brief Remote backend over `QtWebSocketBackend` at @p url. +/// +/// @warning Asynchronously connected. A `Remote` context is **not** usable +/// the line after its constructor returns — see `AppContext`'s +/// readiness contract (`ready()`/`onReady()`) and +/// `docs/findings/017-async-registration-fails-before-connect.md`. +struct Remote { + QUrl url; +}; + +/// @brief Owns, in destruction-safe order (worker pool -> executor -> bridge, +/// declared in reverse), everything a presenter set needs and nothing +/// a presenter should construct itself. +/// +/// @par Readiness contract (why `Remote` mode is not usable immediately) +/// `Local` mode has no network dependency: `ready()` is `true` the moment the +/// constructor returns and `onReady()` invokes its callback synchronously. +/// +/// `Remote` mode is different, and getting it wrong fails *silently and +/// permanently*. The context builds its `QtWebSocketBackend` with +/// `Config{.asyncRegistrationEnabled = true}` (the plain synchronous +/// `registerModel` nests a `QEventLoop` and aborts a WASM page — +/// examples/TESTING.md, "WASM reality"), and +/// `QtWebSocketBackend::registerModelAsync()` **fails immediately, with no +/// retry and no queueing, if it is called before the socket has finished +/// connecting** (`docs/findings/017-async-registration-fails-before-connect.md`). +/// Constructing a `BridgeHandler` — whose constructor registers — is exactly +/// such a call. Since `_socket.open()` is asynchronous, a handler built +/// straight after this constructor returns is *guaranteed* to register before +/// the connection is up: `binding->currentId` stays `0` forever, every +/// `execute()` through that handler fails "handler not bound", and nothing +/// throws to say why. +/// +/// So this class detects readiness with `setConnectHandler` — not +/// `waitForConnected()`, which nests an event loop and hangs a WASM page — +/// and callers **must** build their presenters (and therefore their +/// `BridgeHandler`s) from inside `onReady()`: +/// +/// ```cpp +/// AppContext ctx{Remote{url}}; +/// ctx.onReady([&] { presenters.emplace(ctx.bridge(), ctx.executor()); }); +/// ``` +/// +/// This is the same ordering `examples/common/wasm_spike/main_wasm.cpp` +/// demonstrates end-to-end. When finding 017 is fixed framework-side (by +/// queueing a pre-connect registration until the socket comes up), the +/// requirement relaxes to a convenience — but until then it is load-bearing. +class AppContext { + public: + using Mode = std::variant; + + /// @brief Builds the backend/bridge/executor set for @p mode. + /// @param mode Deployment shape: `Local{workers}` or `Remote{url}`. + explicit AppContext(Mode mode); + + AppContext(const AppContext&) = delete; + AppContext& operator=(const AppContext&) = delete; + AppContext(AppContext&&) = delete; + AppContext& operator=(AppContext&&) = delete; + ~AppContext() = default; + + /// @brief The bridge every handler in this context is built against. + /// @return Reference to the owned `Bridge`. + [[nodiscard]] ::morph::bridge::Bridge& bridge() { return *_bridge; } + + /// @brief The Qt-thread executor every handler delivers callbacks on. + /// @return Non-owning pointer to the owned `QtExecutor`. + [[nodiscard]] ::morph::exec::IExecutor* executor() { return _qtExecutor.get(); } + + /// @brief Whether the transport is up and handlers may now be built. + /// + /// Always `true` for `Local` (no transport to wait for). For `Remote`, + /// `false` until the WebSocket's first successful connect — see the + /// class doc comment's readiness contract. + /// @return `true` once `BridgeHandler` construction against `bridge()` + /// is safe. + [[nodiscard]] bool ready() const noexcept { return _ready; } + + /// @brief Runs @p callback once the context is ready. + /// + /// Invoked immediately (synchronously, before returning) if `ready()` is + /// already `true` — which is always the case in `Local` mode. Otherwise + /// queued and invoked exactly once, from the backend's connect handler, + /// on the Qt event-loop thread. Registering several callbacks runs them + /// in registration order. + /// + /// @param callback Work to run once handlers may be built — typically + /// the construction of this context's presenters. + void onReady(std::function callback); + + /// @brief Sets the default session principal every handler built against + /// this context's bridge dispatches under. + /// @param principal Auth principal (user id) — becomes + /// `session::Context::principal` in the bridge's default session + /// (see `include/morph/session/session.hpp`). + void login(const std::string& principal); + + private: + /// @brief Flips `ready()` and drains the queued `onReady()` callbacks. + void markReady(); + + std::unique_ptr<::morph::exec::ThreadPoolExecutor> _workerPool; // Local only + std::unique_ptr<::morph::qt::QtExecutor> _qtExecutor; + std::unique_ptr<::morph::bridge::Bridge> _bridge; + bool _ready{false}; + std::vector> _pendingReadyCallbacks; +}; + +} // namespace morph::ladder::gui diff --git a/examples/common/gui/event_poller.cpp b/examples/common/gui/event_poller.cpp new file mode 100644 index 00000000..0c36b599 --- /dev/null +++ b/examples/common/gui/event_poller.cpp @@ -0,0 +1,32 @@ +// SPDX-License-Identifier: Apache-2.0 +#include "gui/event_poller.hpp" + +namespace morph::ladder::gui::detail { + +bool isClientTimeout(const std::exception_ptr& err) noexcept { + if (!err) { + return false; + } + try { + std::rethrow_exception(err); + } catch (const ::morph::backend::ClientTimeoutError&) { + return true; + } catch (...) { + return false; + } +} + +QString describeFailure(const std::exception_ptr& err) { + if (!err) { + return QStringLiteral("EventPoller: dispatch failed with no exception information"); + } + try { + std::rethrow_exception(err); + } catch (const std::exception& ex) { + return QString::fromStdString(ex.what()); + } catch (...) { + return QStringLiteral("EventPoller: dispatch failed with a non-std::exception"); + } +} + +} // namespace morph::ladder::gui::detail diff --git a/examples/common/gui/event_poller.hpp b/examples/common/gui/event_poller.hpp new file mode 100644 index 00000000..47f7bff9 --- /dev/null +++ b/examples/common/gui/event_poller.hpp @@ -0,0 +1,552 @@ +// SPDX-License-Identifier: Apache-2.0 +#pragma once + +#include +#include +#include + +#include +#include +#include + +#include +#include +#include +#include +#include +#include + +/// @file +/// This rung's framework-level deliverable (Task 15) — "every later rung +/// inherits this helper; get it right here" (this rung's README). A +/// Zulip-pattern event poller: on a fixed interval, ask "everything since my +/// last cursor", apply what comes back, and either keep going or stop. +/// +/// @par Design choice: a template, not a `polls`-specific class +/// The task brief explicitly allows either "a fully generic template" or "a +/// narrower, polls-specific-but-easily-generalized type", left to +/// implementation judgment, since a template can be awkward to write cleanly +/// for a first use. This file goes with the template +/// (`EventPoller`), for one concrete reason: +/// `examples/common/gui/` cannot depend on `examples/polls/` (rung 3 code +/// building on rung-0/shared infrastructure, never the reverse — see +/// `examples/common/CMakeLists.txt`), so a class living here can never name +/// `polls::PollEvent`/`polls::PollEventId`/`polls::gui::PollPresenter` +/// directly. The two type parameters are the only polls-shaped facts this +/// class actually needs to know about at compile time; everything else — +/// how to dispatch `GetEventsSince`, how to detect the two Bridge error +/// families, what "success" and "one tick" mean operationally — is captured +/// once, here, so kanban's own event feed does not have to re-derive the +/// retry-vs-fatal decision tree from scratch. What kanban supplies per its +/// own rung is a `Dispatch` closure (see below) that knows how to reach +/// *its* presenter; `EventPoller` itself never needs to know that type. +/// +/// @par Why dispatch is a caller-supplied closure, not a stored `Presenter&` +/// A `polls::gui::PollPresenter::getEventsSince(GetEventsSince)` call is +/// `void` and reports its outcome through Qt signals shared with every other +/// action that presenter exposes — there is no direct +/// `Completion` handed back to a caller sitting outside +/// the presenter. A concrete `EventPoller` could special-case one presenter's +/// signal shape, but a *generic* one cannot assume any particular presenter's +/// signal surface at all. The `Dispatch` alias below is the seam: it hands +/// the whole "how do I actually reach the backend, and how do I learn what +/// happened" question back to the caller, once per tick. +/// +/// @warning Do **not** build a `Dispatch` closure out of a presenter's shared +/// error signal. `polls::gui::PollPresenter::failed(QString)` is *one* signal +/// for all nine `PollModel` actions — every method's `track()` call routes +/// its failure through the same `reportError()`, which emits that same +/// `failed`. A live poll view routinely has `submitVotes`, `addComment` or +/// `finalizePoll` in flight *concurrently* with a poll tick, so a `Dispatch` +/// listening on `failed` cannot tell whose failure it just saw: it will +/// attribute some other action's error to this tick (stopping the poller for +/// an unrelated reason) while this tick's real failure goes to whoever else +/// happened to be listening. Two further defects compound it: +/// `PollPresenter::reportError` catches only `std::exception`, so a +/// non-`std::exception` failure emits nothing at all — `Dispatch` then never +/// calls `onSuccess` *or* `onError`, wedging `_requestInFlight` forever with +/// no recovery — and `failed(QString)` has already stringified the exception, +/// so `ClientTimeoutError` can only be recovered by comparing that `QString` +/// against `ClientTimeoutError{}.what()`, a string comparison standing in for +/// a type check. This route is unsound; do not use it. +/// +/// @par The production-safe wiring: one `Dispatch`, one direct dispatch call +/// Build `Dispatch` directly over a dedicated `BridgeHandler` (or any other API that hands back a +/// `Completion` per call) and attach `.then()`/`.onError()` to *that +/// call's own* completion. Nothing can be cross-attributed, because the +/// completion belongs to this tick and nothing else; every failure path +/// reaches `onError`, including non-`std::exception` ones; and +/// `ClientTimeoutError` stays a real, catchable C++ type end to end, never +/// stringified. `examples/common/testkit/test_event_poller.cpp`'s +/// `makeDispatch()` is the reference implementation of exactly this shape — +/// read it before wiring a poller into a real GUI shell. +/// +/// (If a presenter-mediated route is ever genuinely wanted, the presenter +/// would first have to grow a *dedicated*, typed error signal for the polling +/// action alone — not the shared `failed(QString)` — carrying the +/// `std::exception_ptr` rather than a message. That is out of scope here and +/// no presenter offers it today; the direct-handler route above needs no such +/// change.) +/// +/// @par Bridge::setExecuteDeadline is bridge-wide, not per-handler +/// The constructor calls `bridge.setExecuteDeadline(executeDeadline)` itself +/// (the task brief's own instruction: a caller forgetting to configure this +/// is exactly the mistake this helper exists to make impossible — without +/// it, a rate-limited server silently dropping a poll frame hangs the +/// poller's in-flight call forever). This setting lives on the `Bridge` +/// object, not on any one handler, so constructing an `EventPoller` clobbers +/// whatever deadline (if any) was configured on that `Bridge` before, and a +/// second `EventPoller` — or any other code calling `setExecuteDeadline` — +/// against the same `Bridge` clobbers this one's in turn. Fine for this +/// ladder's actual shape (one `Bridge` per `AppContext`, at most one poller +/// per view), but worth knowing before sharing a `Bridge` across components +/// with differing deadline needs. +/// +/// That call is also the *only* reason a browser tab would ever need a +/// deadline mechanism at all, and until the final whole-branch review of +/// rung 3 it was a latent WASM abort: `Bridge::setExecuteDeadline` lazily +/// constructs a `morph::async::detail::TimeoutScheduler`, which used to +/// unconditionally spawn a `std::thread` — impossible in the +/// `wasm_singlethread` Qt build this ladder's WASM clients are compiled +/// against. `timeout_scheduler.hpp` now selects a browser-timer +/// (`emscripten_async_call`) build of itself under +/// `__EMSCRIPTEN__ && !__EMSCRIPTEN_PTHREADS__`, so this constructor is +/// safe from a browser tab and deadlines still fire — see that file's +/// `@file` comment and `docs/spec/core/completion.md`. Neither the fix nor +/// the original hazard has been observed on a real Emscripten build; no +/// toolchain for one exists in this repository (the `ladder-wasm` CI job is +/// a compile gate). +/// +/// @par Default poll interval and its trade-off +/// `kDefaultInterval` is 3 seconds. This is this class's answer to the +/// README's "Expected strain points" question ("Poll-interval latency: two +/// voters editing simultaneously see each other only on the next tick — +/// measure and document acceptable intervals"): shorter intervals lower that +/// latency but multiply server load and DB read pressure linearly with +/// concurrent viewers (N viewers on one poll = N `GetEventsSince` calls per +/// interval, forever, for as long as the poll stays open); longer intervals +/// do the reverse. 3 seconds sits in the middle of the brief's own suggested +/// 2-3s range: noticeable-but-tolerable staleness for a live vote/comment +/// feed, without turning an open poll page into a request storm. Not a +/// physical constant — override it per call site if a rung's own load +/// profile calls for something else. +/// +/// @par Default execute deadline +/// `kDefaultExecuteDeadline` is 5 seconds — generous enough to absorb a real, +/// loaded round trip (matching the order of magnitude `pumpUntil`'s own 5s +/// default budget uses elsewhere in this codebase) while still bounding how +/// long one silently-dropped frame can wedge a poll tick. It deliberately +/// exceeds `kDefaultInterval`: `EventPoller` never lets two dispatches race +/// (see `busy()`), so an in-flight call that outlives one interval simply +/// makes the next timer tick a no-op rather than piling up concurrent calls; +/// the deadline's only job is to guarantee that "no-op" state cannot last +/// forever. +/// +/// @note Unlike every other wait budget in the ladder testkit +/// (`examples/common/testkit/pump.hpp`'s `pumpUntil`/`awaitQt`, scaled by the +/// `MORPH_LADDER_DEADLINE_MS` env var via `deadlineScale()`), this constant +/// cannot be scaled the same way: `examples/common/gui/` is production code +/// shipped to real clients and must not depend on `examples/common/testkit/`. +/// A production adapter that constructs an `EventPoller` with no override +/// (e.g. `polls::gui::PollBridge::startPolling`) therefore always arms the +/// unscaled 5s value, even under a test run where `MORPH_LADDER_DEADLINE_MS` +/// has deliberately raised every *other* wait budget for a slow/loaded CI +/// runner or sanitizer build. On such a runner, a test that opens a real +/// adapter and dispatches further actions on the same `Bridge` races those +/// actions against this fixed deadline underneath a scaled test budget meant +/// to give them slack — a real, if currently unobserved, source of spurious +/// CI flakiness. Deliberately not "fixed" by adding a test-only override +/// parameter to `PollBridge`'s constructor: that adapter's own design +/// explicitly avoids exposing internals a test could drive around production +/// wiring (see its own class doc comment). If this ever causes a real, +/// reproduced flake, the right fix is likely a dedicated, clearly-named +/// test-only constructor overload on the adapter (not on this class, which +/// has no test-only knowledge to begin with), not a change here. +/// +/// @par Thread affinity +/// Like every other `examples/common/gui/` type, this class owns a `QTimer` +/// and must be constructed and used on the Qt event-loop thread. +namespace morph::ladder::gui { + +/// @brief Free functions the template below delegates to — pulled out of the +/// class body (and into `event_poller.cpp`, not header-inlined) for +/// the same reason `examples/common/testkit/pump.hpp`'s +/// `computeDeadlineScale` is factored out of `deadlineScale()`: pure +/// exception-classification logic that has nothing to do with +/// `EventT`/`EventIdT`, and is worth compiling once rather than once +/// per `EventPoller` instantiation. +namespace detail { + +/// @brief Whether @p err is a `morph::backend::ClientTimeoutError` — the one +/// error `EventPoller` treats as transient. +/// +/// Exactly one `rethrow_exception` and catch: a `ClientTimeoutError` nested +/// inside some other exception (`std::throw_with_nested`) is *not* detected +/// and is treated as fatal. Nothing on this class's paths produces one — +/// `Bridge`'s deadline machinery sets the timeout as the completion's +/// exception directly — so there is no nested walk here to go stale. +/// @param err The exception captured from a dispatch's `onError` callback; +/// `nullptr` is treated as "not a timeout". +/// @return `true` if rethrowing @p err lands in a `ClientTimeoutError` catch. +[[nodiscard]] bool isClientTimeout(const std::exception_ptr& err) noexcept; + +/// @brief Renders @p err as the message `onFatalError` receives. +/// @param err The exception captured from a dispatch's `onError` callback. +/// @return `std::exception::what()` if @p err rethrows into one, otherwise a +/// canned "non-std::exception" message; never empty. +[[nodiscard]] QString describeFailure(const std::exception_ptr& err); + +} // namespace detail + +/// @brief Periodic "GetEventsSince"-shaped poller — this rung's +/// framework-level deliverable. See this file's own top-of-file +/// comment for the full design rationale. +/// @tparam EventT One event as the caller's dispatch layer returns it +/// (e.g. `polls::PollEvent`). Never interpreted by this class — +/// only forwarded, one at a time and in order, to `onEvent`. +/// @tparam EventIdT The cursor type (e.g. `polls::PollEventId`). Copied, +/// never compared or arithmetic'd on — advancing it is entirely the +/// `Dispatch` closure's job (it reports back the new value). +template +class EventPoller { + public: + /// @brief Applies one event, in the order `Dispatch` returned it. + /// + /// @warning Must not destroy the `EventPoller` it belongs to. It is + /// called from inside `pollOnce()`'s success callback, underneath the + /// RAII `FlagGuard` that clears `_requestInFlight` when that frame + /// unwinds — destroying the poller from here leaves that guard writing + /// to freed storage. (`onFatalError` is the one callback for which + /// self-destruction *is* supported; see `handleError`.) A view that + /// wants to close itself in reaction to an event should schedule it — + /// `QTimer::singleShot(0, …)`, `deleteLater()` — not do it inline. + using ApplyEvent = std::function; + + /// @brief Reports the one fatal (non-timeout) failure this poller will + /// ever surface — see the class doc comment's retry-vs-fatal rule. + using OnFatalError = std::function; + + /// @brief One tick's success outcome: every event since the cursor this + /// tick dispatched with, oldest first, plus the cursor's new + /// value (ordinarily the last event's id; the `Dispatch` closure + /// decides, so a batch of zero events can still report the same + /// cursor back unchanged). + using OnSuccess = std::function events, EventIdT newLastEventId)>; + + /// @brief One tick's failure outcome. Whatever `Dispatch` observed — + /// typically whatever a `Completion<...>::onError` handed it, or + /// (see the class doc comment) whatever a presenter's own + /// string-only error signal was translated back into. + using OnError = std::function; + + /// @brief One tick's dispatch. Called with the current cursor; must call + /// exactly one of `onSuccess`/`onError`, synchronously or later, + /// exactly once. Never called again (`pollOnce()` is a no-op) + /// until the previous call's outcome has been reported. + using Dispatch = std::function; + + /// @brief See the class doc comment's "Default poll interval" section. + static constexpr std::chrono::milliseconds kDefaultInterval{3000}; + + /// @brief See the class doc comment's "Default execute deadline" section. + static constexpr std::chrono::milliseconds kDefaultExecuteDeadline{5000}; + + /// @param bridge The `Bridge` `dispatch` ultimately calls + /// through. Used here only to call `setExecuteDeadline` — see the + /// class doc comment's "Bridge::setExecuteDeadline is bridge-wide" + /// section for why that is the *only* thing this class does with + /// it, and why that alone is still worth a reference parameter. + /// @param startingCursor The cursor to dispatch the first tick with + /// (e.g. a freshly opened poll's own `GetPollStateResult`'s + /// `lastEventId`). + /// @param dispatch One tick's real work — see `Dispatch`'s own doc + /// comment. + /// @param onEvent Applies one event; called once per event + /// returned by a successful tick, in order. + /// @param onFatalError Called exactly once, the first time a + /// non-`ClientTimeoutError` failure stops this poller. + /// @param interval How often to tick. Defaults to + /// `kDefaultInterval`. + /// @param executeDeadline Forwarded to `bridge.setExecuteDeadline()` on + /// construction. Defaults to `kDefaultExecuteDeadline`. + EventPoller(::morph::bridge::Bridge& bridge, EventIdT startingCursor, Dispatch dispatch, ApplyEvent onEvent, + OnFatalError onFatalError, std::chrono::milliseconds interval = kDefaultInterval, + std::chrono::milliseconds executeDeadline = kDefaultExecuteDeadline) + : _lastEventId{std::move(startingCursor)}, + _dispatch{std::move(dispatch)}, + _onEvent{std::move(onEvent)}, + _onFatalError{std::move(onFatalError)} { + bridge.setExecuteDeadline(executeDeadline); + // `&_timer` as the connection's context object, not `this`: this + // class is not itself a `QObject` (see the class doc comment's + // "template, not a polls-specific class" note — a template cannot + // carry `Q_OBJECT`/moc output), so `_timer`, a member that is always + // destroyed before `this`'s storage is freed, stands in as the + // lifetime anchor Qt's auto-disconnect-on-destruction machinery + // needs. + // + // This covers the *periodic-timer signal* path only, and nothing + // else. It does not, and cannot, protect the *completion-callback* + // path: the lambdas `pollOnce()` hands to `_dispatch` are delivered + // by whatever executor the `Bridge` completes on — in practice + // `QtExecutor::post`, i.e. `QMetaObject::invokeMethod(..., + // Qt::QueuedConnection)`, which makes the pending callback an event + // owned by `QCoreApplication`, not a connection owned by `_timer`. + // Destroying `_timer` disconnects nothing of the sort. The + // `_liveness` token (last member; see its declaration) is what + // guards that path instead. + QObject::connect(&_timer, &QTimer::timeout, &_timer, [this] { pollOnce(); }); + _timer.start(interval); + } + + ~EventPoller() = default; + EventPoller(const EventPoller&) = delete; + EventPoller& operator=(const EventPoller&) = delete; + EventPoller(EventPoller&&) = delete; + EventPoller& operator=(EventPoller&&) = delete; + + /// @brief Runs one tick right now, synchronously dispatching (though the + /// outcome may resolve later, asynchronously). + /// + /// A no-op if a fatal error has already stopped this poller, or if a + /// previously dispatched tick has not yet reported its outcome — ticks + /// never overlap. This is what the owned `QTimer` calls on every + /// `interval`; it is public so a caller (or a test) can drive a tick + /// deterministically instead of waiting on the real timer — see + /// `examples/common/testkit/test_event_poller.cpp`'s own "drive the + /// timer manually" tests. + void pollOnce() { + if (_fatal || _requestInFlight) { + return; + } + _requestInFlight = true; + _dispatch( + _lastEventId, + [this, alive = std::weak_ptr{_liveness}](std::vector events, + EventIdT newLastEventId) { + // Liveness check first, before touching any member: this + // callback outlives `this` whenever the poller is destroyed + // with a tick in flight. See `_liveness`'s declaration. + if (alive.expired()) { + return; + } + // Cursor first, in-flight flag last. The window between them + // is exactly the window in which `_onEvent` runs, and + // `_onEvent` is caller code that may spin a nested Qt event + // loop (a modal dialog is ordinary GUI behaviour) and + // reenter `pollOnce()`. Advancing `_lastEventId` up front + // means such a reentrant tick asks for events *after* this + // batch rather than replaying it; keeping `_requestInFlight` + // set until this frame unwinds means it is refused outright, + // so this frame's later writes cannot rewind whatever a + // nested frame already advanced to. + _lastEventId = std::move(newLastEventId); + // RAII, not a plain assignment after the loop: a throwing + // `_onEvent` must still clear the flag, or `busy()` stays + // true forever and the poller never ticks again — the same + // hazard (and the same rule) as + // `examples/common/gui/presenter.hpp`'s `Presenter::track()`. + // A local guard struct, matching this codebase's existing + // idiom (`include/morph/net/socket_server.hpp`'s + // `ScopeGuard`); there is no shared scope-guard type here. + struct FlagGuard { + explicit FlagGuard(bool& target) : flag{target} {} + ~FlagGuard() { flag = false; } + FlagGuard(const FlagGuard&) = delete; + FlagGuard& operator=(const FlagGuard&) = delete; + FlagGuard(FlagGuard&&) = delete; + FlagGuard& operator=(FlagGuard&&) = delete; + bool& flag; + }; + const FlagGuard guard{_requestInFlight}; + for (const auto& event : events) { + _onEvent(event); + } + }, + [this, alive = std::weak_ptr{_liveness}](std::exception_ptr err) { + if (alive.expired()) { + return; + } + _requestInFlight = false; + handleError(err); + }); + } + + /// @brief (Re)arms the periodic timer at its configured interval. Already + /// running on construction; this is for a caller that previously + /// called `stop()` (e.g. a hidden poll view pausing its own + /// polling). A no-op once a fatal error has stopped this poller + /// for good. + void start() { + if (!_fatal) { + _timer.start(); + } + } + + /// @brief Disarms the periodic timer without treating this as a fatal + /// error — `onFatalError` is not called. Idempotent + /// (`QTimer::stop()` on a stopped timer is a no-op). + void stop() { _timer.stop(); } + + /// @brief Clears a fatal error, resets the cursor, and rearms the timer. + /// + /// The supported way back from `onFatalError`. A fatal error is normally + /// permanent: `start()` refuses to rearm and `_fatal` never clears, so + /// without this method a caller's only recovery would be destroying and + /// reconstructing the whole poller — which also re-runs the constructor's + /// `bridge.setExecuteDeadline()` call and so clobbers whatever deadline + /// anything else on that same `Bridge` had set since (see the class doc + /// comment's "bridge-wide, not per-handler" section). + /// + /// This exists because the fatal errors this class reports are exactly + /// the ones a GUI recovers from by *resyncing*: a stale cursor whose + /// events the server has already pruned fails the tick, the view falls + /// back to a full `GetPollState`, and that result carries a fresh + /// `lastEventId` to resume incremental polling from. Pass that value + /// here. + /// + /// Calling this on a poller that never went fatal is still meaningful — + /// it repoints the cursor and rearms — but note it does *not* cancel a + /// tick already in flight: if `busy()` is true, that tick's own success + /// callback will overwrite @p newCursor with whatever it reports. Resume + /// once the poller is idle. + /// + /// @param newCursor The cursor the next tick dispatches with, ordinarily + /// obtained from the full-state resync that followed the fatal + /// error. + void resume(EventIdT newCursor) { + _fatal = false; + _lastEventId = std::move(newCursor); + _timer.start(); + } + + /// @brief Whether the periodic timer is currently armed. + /// @return `true` if a tick will fire on the next `interval` elapsing. + [[nodiscard]] bool running() const noexcept { return _timer.isActive(); } + + /// @brief Whether a dispatched tick's outcome has not yet been reported. + /// @return `true` while `pollOnce()` would be a no-op because a previous + /// tick is still outstanding. + [[nodiscard]] bool busy() const noexcept { return _requestInFlight; } + + /// @brief Whether `onFatalError` has already fired. + /// @return `true` once a non-timeout dispatch failure has stopped this + /// poller for good. + [[nodiscard]] bool fatalErrorReported() const noexcept { return _fatal; } + + /// @brief The cursor the next tick will dispatch with. + /// @return The cursor the most recent successful tick reported, or the + /// constructor's `startingCursor` if no tick has yet succeeded. + /// Advanced *before* that tick's `onEvent` fan-out, not after it + /// (see `pollOnce()`'s "cursor first, in-flight flag last" + /// note), so a value read from inside `onEvent` already names the + /// batch being applied — and a throwing `onEvent` does not rewind + /// it. A failed tick leaves it untouched; `resume()` sets it + /// outright. + [[nodiscard]] const EventIdT& lastEventId() const noexcept { return _lastEventId; } + + private: + /// @brief Routes one tick's failure: retry (log, stay armed) for + /// `ClientTimeoutError`, stop-and-report-once for anything else. + /// @param err The exception a `Dispatch` call's `onError` reported. + void handleError(const std::exception_ptr& err) { + if (detail::isClientTimeout(err)) { + ::morph::log::logError( + "EventPoller: GetEventsSince timed out waiting for a reply (Bridge::setExecuteDeadline); " + "retrying on the next tick"); + return; + } + if (_fatal) { + // Load-bearing, not merely defensive. `pollOnce()` refuses to + // dispatch a *new* tick once `_fatal` is set, but nothing + // mechanically enforces `Dispatch`'s "call exactly one of + // onSuccess/onError, exactly once" contract — it is a + // caller-supplied `std::function`, and a closure that + // double-reports (e.g. one wired to a signal that fires twice, + // or one whose `.onError` is also reached by a second failure + // path) lands here with `_fatal` already set. This is the check + // that keeps `onFatalError`'s "exactly once" promise true + // regardless. + return; + } + _fatal = true; + _timer.stop(); + const QString message = detail::describeFailure(err); + ::morph::log::logError("EventPoller: dispatch failed non-recoverably, polling stopped: " + + message.toStdString()); + if (_onFatalError) { + // Deliberately the last statement of this function, and it must + // stay that way: `onFatalError` destroying the `EventPoller` is a + // natural GUI reaction ("the poll is gone, close this view"), and + // it is safe today only because (a) nothing here touches a member + // after this call returns, and (b) the callback that reached + // `handleError` is owned by the `Completion`'s own + // `CompletionState`, which is reference-counted independently of + // this object — so the lambda frame itself survives its own + // `this` being freed. Appending any member access after this + // line, or ever invoking `_onFatalError` from a lambda that the + // `EventPoller` itself owns, breaks that and reintroduces a + // use-after-free. + // + // One caveat the two conditions above do not cover: `_onFatalError` + // is itself a member, so this very call expression reads storage + // that the callback it invokes may free. A `std::function`'s + // invocation does not copy its target, and a callback that + // destroys the poller destroys the `std::function` frame it is + // running inside. It is safe today only because no callback wired + // anywhere in this repository does that — the one real callback, + // `PollBridge`'s (`examples/polls/gui_lib/poll_qml_bridges.cpp`), + // emits `pollingStopped`, which nothing in this rung's QML is + // even connected to, let alone tears the poll view down from. A + // future callback that really must destroy the poller should be + // given a local copy to invoke (`auto callback = _onFatalError; + // callback(message);`) rather than relying on this member + // surviving its own invocation. + _onFatalError(message); + } + } + + // Member declaration order below is load-bearing in two places; do not + // reorder without reading both. + // - `_timer` must remain a *member* (not, say, a `unique_ptr` released + // early or an object owned elsewhere), because it is the context + // object of the `timeout` connection the constructor makes: being a + // member is what guarantees it is destroyed — and so the connection + // auto-disconnected — before this object's storage goes away. That + // covers the timer signal path, and only that path. + // - `_liveness` must stay **last**. Members are destroyed in reverse + // declaration order, so the last-declared member is destroyed first: + // the token expires before anything a completion callback might touch + // (`_requestInFlight`, `_onEvent`, `_lastEventId`, `_dispatch`, …) has + // been torn down, which is precisely what makes the `alive.expired()` + // checks in `pollOnce()` correct rather than racy. Same reasoning, and + // the same placement, as `morph::bridge::Bridge::_liveness` + // (`include/morph/core/bridge.hpp`). + EventIdT _lastEventId; + Dispatch _dispatch; + ApplyEvent _onEvent; + OnFatalError _onFatalError; + QTimer _timer; + bool _requestInFlight = false; + bool _fatal = false; + /// @brief Weak-observable proof this object still exists. + /// + /// The callbacks `pollOnce()` hands to `_dispatch` capture a + /// `std::weak_ptr` to this and bail out if it has expired. They cannot + /// capture `this` alone: a completion callback is delivered through + /// `QtExecutor::post` → `QMetaObject::invokeMethod(..., + /// Qt::QueuedConnection)`, making it a queued event owned by + /// `QCoreApplication` — nothing about destroying an `EventPoller` (its + /// `_timer` included) cancels it. Destroying a poller while `busy()` is + /// true is the *ordinary* case (a user closes a poll view mid-tick), not + /// an edge case, and without this token that queued callback fires into + /// freed memory. Same pattern, for the same reason, as + /// `morph::bridge::Bridge::_liveness` and + /// `examples/common/testkit/backend_rig.hpp`'s + /// `QtDrivenMainThreadExecutor`. **Must remain the last declared member** + /// — see the note above. + std::shared_ptr _liveness{std::make_shared()}; +}; + +} // namespace morph::ladder::gui diff --git a/examples/common/gui/presenter.cpp b/examples/common/gui/presenter.cpp new file mode 100644 index 00000000..68cafb44 --- /dev/null +++ b/examples/common/gui/presenter.cpp @@ -0,0 +1,6 @@ +// SPDX-License-Identifier: Apache-2.0 +#include "gui/presenter.hpp" + +// Q_OBJECT (via the header) needs at least one non-header translation unit in +// its target for moc's generated file to link against; this file exists for +// that reason even though Presenter's own logic is fully inline above. diff --git a/examples/common/gui/presenter.hpp b/examples/common/gui/presenter.hpp new file mode 100644 index 00000000..e53583ea --- /dev/null +++ b/examples/common/gui/presenter.hpp @@ -0,0 +1,108 @@ +// SPDX-License-Identifier: Apache-2.0 +#pragma once + +#include + +#include + +#include +#include +#include + +/// @file +/// Shared presenter base (examples/TESTING.md, "Presenter architecture" rule +/// 3): "Observable quiescence." Every ladder presenter derives from this so +/// tests can wait for `busy() == false` instead of sleeping. + +namespace morph::ladder::gui { + +/// @brief Tracks in-flight completions so `busy()`/`idle()` reflect reality +/// without every presenter re-implementing a counter. +class Presenter : public QObject { + Q_OBJECT + + public: + explicit Presenter(QObject* parent = nullptr) : QObject{parent} {} + + /// @brief `true` while at least one `track()`ed completion has not yet + /// resolved or errored. + [[nodiscard]] bool busy() const { return _inFlight.load() != 0; } + + signals: + /// @brief Emitted the moment `busy()` transitions from `true` to `false`. + void idle(); + + protected: + /// @brief Wraps @p completion's `.then`/`.onError` in begin/end counters, + /// forwarding a successful result to @p onOk and, on failure, the + /// `std::exception_ptr` to @p onErr (if supplied) before the busy + /// counter is decremented. + /// + /// @p onErr exists as a parameter, not something a subclass composes by + /// calling `.onError(...)` on @p completion itself before passing it + /// here: `morph::async::detail::CompletionState::attachOnError` + /// (`morph/core/completion.hpp`) keeps only the single most-recently + /// attached handler — a second `.onError()` call (this method's own, + /// which must run to decrement the counter) silently replaces the first + /// one rather than chaining alongside it, so a subclass's own + /// pre-attached `.onError()` would never fire (verified empirically; + /// see docs/findings/023). Passing the display callback as @p onErr + /// instead means both behaviors are folded into the *one* `.onError` + /// handler this method installs, so both actually run. + /// + /// A presenter still "translates and routes, never decides" + /// (examples/IMPLEMENTATION.md rule 2): this base does not choose *how* + /// an error is displayed, only that @p onErr — the subclass's own + /// choice — is guaranteed to run before `finishOne()`. + /// @tparam T Type of @p completion's success value. + /// @param completion The in-flight completion to track. + /// @param onOk Success callback, invoked with the result value. + /// @param onErr Optional failure callback, invoked with the + /// `std::exception_ptr` before the busy counter decrements. + template + void track(::morph::async::Completion completion, std::function onOk, + std::function onErr = {}) { + _inFlight.fetch_add(1); + completion + .then([this, onOk = std::move(onOk)](T value) { + // finishOne() must run even if onOk throws. Otherwise the + // in-flight counter never decrements, `busy()` stays true + // forever, and every subsequent `settle()` burns its full + // deadline before failing — turning one presenter bug into a + // suite-wide timeout with no useful diagnostic. The exception + // is rethrown so it still reaches whatever the executor does + // with a throwing callback. + try { + onOk(std::move(value)); + } catch (...) { + finishOne(); + throw; + } + finishOne(); + }) + .onError([this, onErr = std::move(onErr)](const std::exception_ptr& err) { + // Same exception-safety contract as the onOk branch above: + // finishOne() must still run if onErr throws. + if (onErr) { + try { + onErr(err); + } catch (...) { + finishOne(); + throw; + } + } + finishOne(); + }); + } + + private: + void finishOne() { + if (_inFlight.fetch_sub(1) == 1) { + emit idle(); + } + } + + std::atomic _inFlight{0}; +}; + +} // namespace morph::ladder::gui diff --git a/examples/common/testkit/backend_rig.hpp b/examples/common/testkit/backend_rig.hpp new file mode 100644 index 00000000..b77ea16c --- /dev/null +++ b/examples/common/testkit/backend_rig.hpp @@ -0,0 +1,412 @@ +// SPDX-License-Identifier: Apache-2.0 +#pragma once + +#include +#include +#include +#include +#include +#include +#include +#include +#include +#include +#include +#include +#include +#include +#include +#include + +/// @file +/// The dual/triple-mode fixture (examples/TESTING.md, "The dual-mode +/// fixture"): one test body, parameterized by Catch2 GENERATE over Mode, runs +/// against every deployment shape the ladder ships. + +namespace morph::ladder::testkit { + +namespace detail { + +/// @brief Wraps a `MainThreadExecutor` so every `post()` also schedules a +/// same-loop-iteration `runFor()` via a zero-delay `QTimer`. +/// +/// `pump.hpp`'s `pumpUntil`/`awaitQt` only pump the Qt event loop +/// (`QCoreApplication::processEvents()`) — they never call +/// `MainThreadExecutor::runFor()`. A `BackendRig` in `Mode::LocalSingleThread` +/// posts model work onto a `MainThreadExecutor` (via `LocalBackend`'s strand); +/// without something draining that queue, a test doing +/// `awaitQt(handler.execute(...))` against that mode would hang forever, since +/// nothing ever runs the posted task. This adapter closes that gap: every +/// `post()` both enqueues the task on the wrapped `MainThreadExecutor` *and* +/// arranges for it (and anything it, in turn, posts — e.g. the `Completion` +/// callback delivered through this same executor) to drain the next time the +/// Qt event loop turns, which `pumpUntil`'s `processEvents()` loop already +/// does. This makes `LocalSingleThread` mode drain through the testkit's +/// existing pumping discipline instead of requiring a caller to manually call +/// `MainThreadExecutor::runFor()` the way bank's test harness does today +/// (`bank_test_support.hpp`'s `await()`/`waitUntil()`). It is also the closer +/// analogue to real WASM: under Emscripten the browser's own event loop drives +/// posted work, not a manually-polled loop. +class QtDrivenMainThreadExecutor : public ::morph::exec::IExecutor { +public: + /// @brief Enqueues @p task and schedules a drain on the Qt event loop. + /// + /// The drain lambda holds a `weak_ptr` to `_liveness` and touches nothing + /// else until it locks — never a bare `this`. A zero-delay + /// `QTimer::singleShot` is a *posted Qt event*, and nothing cancels it + /// when this executor dies: a `BackendRig` in `Mode::LocalSingleThread` + /// is routinely destroyed with one still in flight (the last completion + /// callback of a test case posts, the test body returns, the rig + /// unwinds), and the event then fires the next time *anything* spins the + /// Qt loop — the very next `BackendRig{Mode::Socket, ...}`'s + /// `waitForConnected()`, or `~QtWebSocketBackend`'s own + /// `processEvents()`, both of which happen inside a Catch2 `GENERATE` + /// matrix's following iteration. Without the guard, that stale event + /// reached `MainThreadExecutor::runFor()` on freed storage and threw + /// `std::system_error{"mutex lock failed: Invalid argument"}` out of a Qt + /// event handler, which Qt turns into an immediate `abort()` — surfacing + /// as an intermittent "Subprocess aborted" attributed to whichever test + /// case happened to be running, never to the one that left the event + /// behind. Observed in practice on rung 1's QML-adapter suite, reliably + /// under CPU load, roughly one run in fifty without it. + /// Same `_liveness`/`weak_ptr` shape `morph::bridge::Bridge` uses for the + /// identical hazard (`include/morph/core/bridge.hpp`). + /// @param task Callable to execute on the next event-loop turn. + void post(std::function task) override { + _inner.post(std::move(task)); + QTimer::singleShot(0, [this, weakLiveness = std::weak_ptr{_liveness}] { + if (weakLiveness.expired()) { + return; // This executor is gone; `this` is dangling. + } + _inner.runFor(kDrainBudget); + }); + } + +private: + // A strictly-zero budget cannot pop anything: MainThreadExecutor::runFor() + // computes `deadline = now() + timeout` once and loops `while (now() < + // deadline)`; with `timeout == 0` that comparison is already false by the + // time it is evaluated (two `steady_clock::now()` calls never return the + // same instant on real hardware), so the task just posted would never run + // and this adapter would hang exactly like the raw `MainThreadExecutor` it + // replaces. A small positive budget gives the loop at least one chance to + // observe the non-empty queue and drain it — and, transitively, anything a + // drained task posts back onto this same executor (e.g. a `Completion` + // resolving and posting its `.then()` callback), since that repost lands + // in the same queue this call is still draining. + static constexpr std::chrono::milliseconds kDrainBudget{5}; + + ::morph::exec::MainThreadExecutor _inner; + // Destroyed with this object; a still-pending drain lambda's weak_ptr + // then expires and the lambda returns without touching `_inner`. Declared + // last so it is destroyed *first* — before `_inner`, whose mutex is the + // storage the stale lambda used to reach. + std::shared_ptr _liveness{std::make_shared()}; +}; + +/// @brief Throws if `_wsServer->listen()` failed, otherwise a no-op. +/// +/// Factored out of `Socket` mode's constructor branch so the decision is +/// directly testable with a plain `bool` — forcing a *real* ephemeral-port +/// `listen()` failure deterministically (without flakiness, and without +/// adding a test-only seam to `QtWebSocketServer` itself) isn't practically +/// achievable, so the throw logic is what gets tested instead of the real +/// I/O call. Called with the true result at the real call site, which is now +/// a trivial, branch-free line. +/// @param listenSucceeded The real `listen()` call's result. +/// @throws std::runtime_error if @p listenSucceeded is `false`. +inline void throwIfListenFailed(bool listenSucceeded) { + if (!listenSucceeded) { + throw std::runtime_error("BackendRig: QtWebSocketServer failed to listen"); + } +} + +/// @brief Throws if a client's `waitForConnected()` failed, otherwise a no-op. +/// +/// Same rationale as `throwIfListenFailed` — see its doc comment. +/// @param connected The real `waitForConnected()` call's result. +/// @throws std::runtime_error if @p connected is `false`. +inline void throwIfConnectFailed(bool connected) { + if (!connected) { + throw std::runtime_error("BackendRig: client failed to connect"); + } +} + +} // namespace detail + +/// @brief Selects which of the three deployment shapes a `BackendRig` builds. +enum class Mode { + /// One `ThreadPoolExecutor{4}`, one `Bridge{LocalBackend}` shared by every + /// "client" — morph's in-process multi-handler semantics. + Local, + /// `LocalBackend` running models on the GUI executor itself: the WASM + /// constraint-parity mode (single-threaded, matches bank's + /// `__EMSCRIPTEN__` wiring). + LocalSingleThread, + /// `ThreadPoolExecutor{2-4}` -> `RemoteServer` -> `QtWebSocketServer` on + /// an ephemeral port; each client is its own `QtWebSocketBackend` + + /// `Bridge` over a real loopback socket. + Socket, +}; + +/// @brief Owns the executors/backend/server for one test's worth of clients. +/// +/// Teardown order: the test's own presenters/handlers go first (they are the +/// caller's locals, destroyed before this rig). Then `~BackendRig()` runs +/// `wsServer.closeGracefully(2s)` explicitly *before* any member is +/// destroyed, so the socket server stops accepting/serving while its clients +/// are still fully alive; member destruction then unwinds in reverse +/// declaration order (client bridges -> socket server -> `RemoteServer` -> +/// worker pool -> client executors). The executors going **last** is the +/// load-bearing part and the reason the members are not declared in reading +/// order: a pool thread resolves a caller's `Completion` by posting on the +/// client executor, so the pool — whose destructor joins its threads — has to +/// be gone before the executor it posts to is. See the member-declaration +/// comment below for the full rationale. +class BackendRig { +public: + /// @brief Builds the fixture for @p mode with @p nClients clients. + /// + /// @param mode Deployment shape to build. + /// @param nClients Number of clients `client()` will hand out. + /// `Local`/`LocalSingleThread` ignore this beyond + /// accepting it — every client shares the one `Bridge` + /// built here, so there is nothing to construct per + /// client. `Socket` builds exactly `nClients` + /// independent sockets/bridges. + /// @param authorizer Optional authorizer for `Mode::Socket`'s + /// `RemoteServer`; ignored by the other two modes. + /// @param serverConfig Per-connection resource limits for `Mode::Socket`'s + /// `QtWebSocketServer` (frame-size cap, connection cap, + /// rate limit, timeouts); ignored by the other two + /// modes, which run no server. Defaults to + /// `QtWebSocketServerConfig{}` — i.e. exactly the + /// unconfigured server this rig has always built. A + /// rung testing transport-enforced limits (pastebin's + /// size-limit UX case, which needs a small + /// `maxMessageBytes`) configures it here rather than + /// standing up its own server alongside the rig. + BackendRig(Mode mode, std::size_t nClients, std::shared_ptr<::morph::session::IAuthorizer> authorizer = nullptr, + ::morph::qt::QtWebSocketServerConfig serverConfig = ::morph::qt::QtWebSocketServerConfig{}) + : _mode{mode} { + switch (mode) { + case Mode::Local: { + _workerPool = std::make_unique<::morph::exec::ThreadPoolExecutor>(4); + // The pool backs the *models* (LocalBackend's strands run + // there); client-facing Completion callbacks must not. A + // ThreadPoolExecutor here would deliver .then/.onError on a + // pool thread, racing pump.hpp's pumpUntil/awaitQt (which + // read the resolved state from the Qt thread with no + // synchronization) and any Presenter built over this rig. + // QtExecutor puts every callback back on the one Qt thread — + // the same choice AppContext makes in both its modes, and + // what examples/TESTING.md's "all clients on the one Qt main + // thread" description of Local mode already claims. + _qtExecutor = std::make_unique<::morph::qt::QtExecutor>(); + _clientExecutor = _qtExecutor.get(); + auto backend = std::make_unique<::morph::backend::LocalBackend>(*_workerPool); + // All "clients" share one bridge in Local mode — there is + // deliberately no per-client isolation here (see + // examples/TESTING.md's convergence honesty note: Local mode + // has no staleness to converge from). No construction loop is + // needed: client(index) hands every index the same + // Bridge built here regardless of nClients' value. + _sharedLocalBridge = std::make_unique<::morph::bridge::Bridge>(std::move(backend)); + break; + } + case Mode::LocalSingleThread: { + _mainThreadExecutor = std::make_unique(); + _clientExecutor = _mainThreadExecutor.get(); + auto backend = std::make_unique<::morph::backend::LocalBackend>(*_mainThreadExecutor); + _sharedLocalBridge = std::make_unique<::morph::bridge::Bridge>(std::move(backend)); + break; + } + case Mode::Socket: { + _workerPool = std::make_unique<::morph::exec::ThreadPoolExecutor>(4); + if (authorizer) { + _server = std::make_shared<::morph::backend::RemoteServer>(*_workerPool, authorizer); + } else { + _server = std::make_shared<::morph::backend::RemoteServer>(*_workerPool); + } +#ifdef QT_NO_SSL + _wsServer = + std::make_unique<::morph::qt::QtWebSocketServer>(*_server, quint16{0}, std::move(serverConfig)); +#else + _wsServer = std::make_unique<::morph::qt::QtWebSocketServer>(*_server, quint16{0}, std::nullopt, + std::move(serverConfig)); +#endif + detail::throwIfListenFailed(_wsServer->listen()); + _qtExecutor = std::make_unique<::morph::qt::QtExecutor>(); + _clientExecutor = _qtExecutor.get(); + _url = QUrl{QString("ws://127.0.0.1:%1").arg(_wsServer->port())}; + for (std::size_t i = 0; i < nClients; ++i) { + auto backend = std::make_unique<::morph::qt::QtWebSocketBackend>(_url); + detail::throwIfConnectFailed(backend->waitForConnected()); + // The Bridge below takes ownership; this non-owning + // pointer is what `socketBackend()` hands back, so a test + // can reach transport-level operations that have no + // Bridge-level equivalent (`negotiateProtocolVersion()`). + _socketBackends.push_back(backend.get()); + _socketBridges.push_back(std::make_unique<::morph::bridge::Bridge>(std::move(backend))); + } + break; + } + default: + // Every Mode enumerator has its own case above, so this is + // unreachable in correct code — present only because + // -Wswitch-default (unlike Clang's -Wcovered-switch-default, + // suppressed project-wide for exactly this collision — see + // cmake/compiler_options.cmake's own note) still demands an + // explicit default even on a fully-covered switch. Throws + // rather than silently doing nothing, so a future Mode value + // reaching here from outside (a stray static_cast, memory + // corruption) fails loudly instead of constructing a + // half-initialized rig. + throw std::logic_error{"BackendRig: unknown Mode"}; + } + } + + BackendRig(const BackendRig&) = delete; + BackendRig& operator=(const BackendRig&) = delete; + BackendRig(BackendRig&&) = delete; + BackendRig& operator=(BackendRig&&) = delete; + + /// @brief Teardown order: gracefully close the socket server (if any) + /// before its bridges/pool are torn down by member destruction. + ~BackendRig() { + if (_wsServer) { + _wsServer->closeGracefully(std::chrono::milliseconds{2000}); + } + } + + [[nodiscard]] Mode mode() const { return _mode; } + + /// @brief Returns the @p index'th client's `BridgeHandler`. + /// + /// `Local`/`LocalSingleThread`: every index shares the one `Bridge` + /// (morph's in-process multi-handler semantics — the handler itself is + /// still per-call, constructed fresh here). `Socket`: each index owns its + /// own `Bridge` over its own socket. + /// @tparam Model Concrete model type to bind the handler to. + /// @param index Client index in `[0, nClients)`. + /// @return A fresh `BridgeHandler` bound to this client's bridge. + template + ::morph::bridge::BridgeHandler client(std::size_t index) { + if (_mode == Mode::Socket) { + if (index >= _socketBridges.size()) { + throw std::out_of_range("BackendRig::client: index beyond nClients"); + } + return ::morph::bridge::BridgeHandler{*_socketBridges[index], _clientExecutor}; + } + return ::morph::bridge::BridgeHandler{*_sharedLocalBridge, _clientExecutor}; + } + + /// @brief Returns the @p index'th client's `Bridge`. + /// + /// The composability half of `client()`: a `Presenter` subclass + /// takes `(Bridge&, IExecutor*)` and builds its own handlers, so a rung's + /// presenter tests need the raw bridge, not a pre-bound handler. Mode + /// dispatch mirrors `client()` exactly. + /// + /// @param index Client index in `[0, nClients)`; ignored in + /// `Local`/`LocalSingleThread`, where every client shares one + /// `Bridge`. + /// @return Reference to that client's bridge, owned by this rig. + /// @throws std::out_of_range in `Socket` mode if @p index >= nClients. + [[nodiscard]] ::morph::bridge::Bridge& bridge(std::size_t index) { + if (_mode == Mode::Socket) { + if (index >= _socketBridges.size()) { + throw std::out_of_range("BackendRig::bridge: index beyond nClients"); + } + return *_socketBridges[index]; + } + return *_sharedLocalBridge; + } + + /// @brief Returns the @p index'th client's raw `QtWebSocketBackend`. + /// + /// Deliberately narrow: `Bridge` is the ordinary seam, and every test that + /// only dispatches actions should use `client()`/`bridge()` + /// instead. A handful of transport-level operations have no Bridge-level + /// equivalent at all — `negotiateProtocolVersion()` (the `hello` + /// handshake, which pastebin's protocol-negotiation case exercises) is the + /// motivating one — and reaching them otherwise would mean a test + /// standing up a second socket alongside the rig's own, testing a + /// connection the rig never built. + /// + /// @param index Client index in `[0, nClients)`. + /// @return Reference to that client's backend, owned by the corresponding + /// `Bridge` (which is owned by this rig). + /// @throws std::logic_error in `Local`/`LocalSingleThread` — those modes + /// run no socket and have no such backend. + /// @throws std::out_of_range in `Socket` mode if @p index >= nClients. + [[nodiscard]] ::morph::qt::QtWebSocketBackend& socketBackend(std::size_t index) { + if (_mode != Mode::Socket) { + throw std::logic_error( + "BackendRig::socketBackend: only Mode::Socket runs over a socket; there is no backend in this mode"); + } + if (index >= _socketBackends.size()) { + throw std::out_of_range("BackendRig::socketBackend: index beyond nClients"); + } + return *_socketBackends[index]; + } + + /// @brief The executor every client's callbacks are delivered on. + /// + /// The second half of a presenter's `(Bridge&, IExecutor*)` pair. A + /// `QtExecutor` in `Local`/`Socket`, the Qt-driven `MainThreadExecutor` + /// adapter in `LocalSingleThread` — all three deliver on the Qt thread, + /// which is what makes `pump.hpp`'s wait primitives sound. + /// @return Non-owning pointer to the rig's client-facing executor. + [[nodiscard]] ::morph::exec::IExecutor* executor() const { return _clientExecutor; } + + /// @brief The loopback URL clients connect to, for building an extra + /// client (e.g. an `AppContext{Remote{rig.url()}}`) against this + /// rig's server. + /// @return `ws://127.0.0.1:`. + /// @throws std::logic_error in `Local`/`LocalSingleThread` — those modes + /// run no server and have no URL to hand out. + [[nodiscard]] QUrl url() const { + if (_mode != Mode::Socket) { + throw std::logic_error("BackendRig::url: only Mode::Socket runs a server; there is no URL in this mode"); + } + return _url; + } + +private: + Mode _mode; + ::morph::exec::IExecutor* _clientExecutor{nullptr}; + + // Declared in reverse teardown order, and the client-facing executors + // come first on purpose: members are destroyed in reverse, so they are + // the *last* things to go. + // + // In `Mode::Local` a model runs on `_workerPool`, and the pool thread + // that finishes it resolves the caller's `Completion` by calling `post()` + // on `_clientExecutor`. With the executor declared before the pool (its + // natural reading order), `~BackendRig` destroyed it while pool threads + // were still finishing dispatched work, and the next completion to + // resolve posted through a dangling `IExecutor*`. That crashes nowhere + // near the rig — the stale callback lands on the Qt event loop and + // detonates inside whatever later test happens to pump it, which is + // exactly how it presented (intermittent SIGSEGVs scattered across + // pastebin's socket cases). Destroying `_workerPool` — which joins its + // threads, so every in-flight completion has resolved — before the + // executors closes that window. `QtExecutor` is stateless and queues onto + // `QCoreApplication`, so callbacks it has already posted stay safe after + // the rig is gone. + std::unique_ptr<::morph::qt::QtExecutor> _qtExecutor; // Local / Socket + std::unique_ptr _mainThreadExecutor; // LocalSingleThread + std::unique_ptr<::morph::exec::ThreadPoolExecutor> _workerPool; // Local / Socket + std::shared_ptr<::morph::backend::RemoteServer> _server; // Socket + std::unique_ptr<::morph::qt::QtWebSocketServer> _wsServer; // Socket + std::unique_ptr<::morph::bridge::Bridge> _sharedLocalBridge; // Local / LocalSingleThread + std::vector> _socketBridges; // Socket + // Non-owning, parallel to _socketBridges: each entry is the backend the + // bridge at the same index owns. Declared *after* _socketBridges so it is + // destroyed first — it must never outlive the objects it points at. + std::vector<::morph::qt::QtWebSocketBackend*> _socketBackends; // Socket + QUrl _url; // Socket +}; + +} // namespace morph::ladder::testkit diff --git a/examples/common/testkit/db_busy_fixture.hpp b/examples/common/testkit/db_busy_fixture.hpp new file mode 100644 index 00000000..5e1ef34a --- /dev/null +++ b/examples/common/testkit/db_busy_fixture.hpp @@ -0,0 +1,96 @@ +// SPDX-License-Identifier: Apache-2.0 +#pragma once + +#include "db_fixture.hpp" + +#include + +#include +#include + +/// @file +/// Resolves docs/findings/018 (db_fault_fixture cannot fault an ordinary +/// DataMapper call) for the SQLITE_BUSY failure class specifically: holds a +/// genuine, uncommitted write transaction open on a second SqlConnection to +/// the shared test database, for the fixture's lifetime, so a concurrent +/// write from the code under test's own connection collides for real — no +/// mock, no simulated driver. See `DbBusyFixture`'s doc comment for the +/// verified locking recipe and test_db_busy_fixture.cpp for the observed +/// exception this produces and how the *other* connection (the one under +/// test) must shorten its own busy-timeout to fail fast. + +namespace morph::ladder::testkit { + +/// @brief Holds an open write transaction on @p tableName for its lifetime, +/// forcing a concurrent write from a different connection to that +/// same table to observe `SQLITE_BUSY`. +/// +/// Verified empirically against the real sqliteodbc driver this repo tests +/// against: +/// +/// - A plain `BEGIN` (or `Lightweight::SqlTransaction`, which only flips +/// `SQL_ATTR_AUTOCOMMIT` off via ODBC and issues no `BEGIN` of its own) +/// defers SQLite's actual lock acquisition to the connection's first +/// statement that touches data. `BEGIN IMMEDIATE`, sent as a raw +/// statement via `SqlStatement::ExecuteDirect` *before* any other +/// statement on this connection, is what forces SQLite's RESERVED write +/// lock to be taken immediately, so there is no race between this +/// constructor returning and a concurrent writer starting elsewhere. The +/// follow-up no-op `UPDATE ... SET id = id` isn't load-bearing for the +/// lock itself (`BEGIN IMMEDIATE` alone already reserves it) but exercises +/// the same code path a real write would, and gives a second, independent +/// confirmation the transaction is live. +/// - The destructor issues an explicit `ROLLBACK` rather than relying on +/// `_lockingConnection`'s own destructor to release the lock on +/// disconnect: ODBC disconnect-with-open-transaction behavior is +/// driver-defined, and an explicit release is unambiguous (the same +/// reasoning `DbFaultFixture`'s `SqlScopedLock`-based release already +/// follows). +/// +/// A gotcha this fixture's own consumer must handle, *not* something this +/// class can fix on the other connection's behalf: `Lightweight::SqlConnection +/// ::PostConnect()` unconditionally issues `PRAGMA busy_timeout = 60000` on +/// every new SQLite connection, regardless of the connection string's own +/// `Timeout=` parameter (which the ODBC driver would otherwise honor, but +/// Lightweight's PRAGMA runs after connect and wins). That means a +/// concurrent write against this fixture's lock does not fail fast by +/// default — it genuinely blocks for up to 60 real seconds before SQLite +/// gives up and returns `SQLITE_BUSY`. A caller that wants the fast, +/// deterministic failure a unit test needs must re-issue `PRAGMA +/// busy_timeout = N` (a small value) directly on *its own* connection before +/// attempting the racy write (see test_db_busy_fixture.cpp) — the +/// `ODBC_CONNECTION_STRING`/`Timeout=` override this file's task brief +/// originally proposed does not work, because the PRAGMA is not derived +/// from it. +class DbBusyFixture { + public: + /// @param tableName Table to lock — must already exist (construct this + /// fixture after a `DbFixture` has applied migrations) and must + /// have an `id` column (every ladder entity to date does). + explicit DbBusyFixture(std::string tableName): _tableName{ std::move(tableName) }, _lockingConnection{} + { + ::Lightweight::SqlStatement stmt{ _lockingConnection }; + (void) stmt.ExecuteDirect("BEGIN IMMEDIATE"); + (void) stmt.ExecuteDirect(std::format("UPDATE \"{}\" SET id = id", _tableName)); + } + + /// @brief Rolls back the held transaction explicitly — see the class + /// doc comment for why this doesn't rely on the connection's own + /// destructor instead. + ~DbBusyFixture() + { + ::Lightweight::SqlStatement stmt{ _lockingConnection }; + (void) stmt.ExecuteDirect("ROLLBACK"); + } + + DbBusyFixture(const DbBusyFixture&) = delete; + DbBusyFixture& operator=(const DbBusyFixture&) = delete; + DbBusyFixture(DbBusyFixture&&) = delete; + DbBusyFixture& operator=(DbBusyFixture&&) = delete; + + private: + std::string _tableName; + ::Lightweight::SqlConnection _lockingConnection; +}; + +} // namespace morph::ladder::testkit diff --git a/examples/common/testkit/db_fault_fixture.hpp b/examples/common/testkit/db_fault_fixture.hpp new file mode 100644 index 00000000..271bee4d --- /dev/null +++ b/examples/common/testkit/db_fault_fixture.hpp @@ -0,0 +1,56 @@ +// SPDX-License-Identifier: Apache-2.0 +#pragma once + +#include "testkit/db_fixture.hpp" + +#include +#include + +#include +#include +#include + +/// @file +/// Genuine cross-session lock contention for the ladder's store-error +/// coverage (examples/IMPLEMENTATION.md rule 5), built directly on +/// Lightweight's own shipped, already-tested `SqlScopedLock` — see this +/// file's class doc comment and the Task 4 design precedent note in the plan +/// this was built from for why that beats a hand-rolled mock or raw SQL. + +namespace morph::ladder::testkit { + +/// @brief Wraps a `DbFixture` and holds a real `SqlScopedLock` on a second, +/// independent `SqlConnection` to the same shared database, so any +/// code that takes the same-named lock on a *different* connection +/// (the fixture's own default-connection `SqlStatement`s, or a +/// model's `DataMapper`) observes a genuine contention failure. +class DbFaultFixture { + public: + /// @param lockName Advisory lock name to contend on — pick one that + /// matches what the code under test actually locks (e.g. a + /// model's own `SqlScopedLock` name), or a dedicated probe name + /// for testing the fixture itself. + explicit DbFaultFixture(std::string lockName = "morph_ladder_db_fault_fixture") + : _fixture{}, _lockingConnection{}, _lock{_lockingConnection, lockName, std::chrono::milliseconds{50}} {} + + DbFaultFixture(const DbFaultFixture&) = delete; + DbFaultFixture& operator=(const DbFaultFixture&) = delete; + DbFaultFixture(DbFaultFixture&&) = delete; + DbFaultFixture& operator=(DbFaultFixture&&) = delete; + ~DbFaultFixture() = default; + + /// @brief The lock name this fixture holds, so a test can attempt to + /// acquire the *same* name on its own connection and assert it + /// throws. `SqlScopedLock::Name()` itself returns a + /// `std::string_view` bound to the lock's own storage, so this + /// mirrors that return type rather than the brief's illustrative + /// `const std::string&` (which cannot bind to a `string_view`). + [[nodiscard]] std::string_view lockName() const noexcept { return _lock.Name(); } + + private: + DbFixture _fixture; + ::Lightweight::SqlConnection _lockingConnection; + ::Lightweight::SqlScopedLock _lock; +}; + +} // namespace morph::ladder::testkit diff --git a/examples/common/testkit/db_fixture.hpp b/examples/common/testkit/db_fixture.hpp new file mode 100644 index 00000000..db8662e2 --- /dev/null +++ b/examples/common/testkit/db_fixture.hpp @@ -0,0 +1,120 @@ +// SPDX-License-Identifier: Apache-2.0 +#pragma once + +#include +#include +#include +#include + +#include +#include + +/// @file +/// Real on-disk SQLite database, shared per test binary — mirrors +/// Lightweight's own `SqlTestFixture` (Lightweight/src/tests/Utils.hpp) and +/// examples/bank/tests/bank_test_support.hpp's `ensureDatabase()`, not a +/// per-fixture temp file. Every rung's LIGHTWEIGHT_SQL_MIGRATION-registered +/// schema (examples/IMPLEMENTATION.md rule 4) is picked up automatically: +/// MigrationManager is a process-wide singleton every linked-in schema.cpp +/// registers against at static-init time. + +namespace morph::ladder::testkit { + +/// @brief Drops every table in the shared on-disk test database and +/// re-applies pending migrations, for the lifetime of one fixture. +/// +/// Construct one per `TEST_CASE` (matching `TEST_CASE_METHOD(SqlTestFixture, +/// ...)`'s usage in Lightweight's own suite) so every test starts from a +/// clean, real schema on the same real connection. +class DbFixture { + public: + DbFixture() { + ensureConnectionConfigured(); + ::Lightweight::SqlStatement stmt; + dropAllTables(stmt); + ::Lightweight::SqlMigration::MigrationManager::GetInstance().ApplyPendingMigrations(); + } + + DbFixture(const DbFixture&) = delete; + DbFixture& operator=(const DbFixture&) = delete; + DbFixture(DbFixture&&) = delete; + DbFixture& operator=(DbFixture&&) = delete; + ~DbFixture() = default; + + public: + /// @brief Pure decision logic behind `ensureConnectionConfigured()`, + /// factored out so it is directly unit-testable: that function + /// applies its result behind a `static const` guard that runs + /// exactly once per *process* (parallel binaries — not parallel + /// test cases within one binary — are what that guard needs to + /// survive; Catch2 runs sections sequentially), so no test can + /// ever be first to observe a particular `ODBC_CONNECTION_STRING` + /// value once some earlier test (or the very first `DbFixture` in + /// the binary) has already forced the default-SQLite path. Taking + /// the raw env value as a parameter instead of reading it + /// internally sidesteps that: a test calls this with whatever + /// string it likes, no process boundary required. + /// @param envValue `ODBC_CONNECTION_STRING`'s raw value (as + /// `std::getenv` would return it), or `nullptr`/empty if unset. + /// @return @p envValue verbatim if non-empty (parity with Lightweight's + /// own override convention, so the same ladder suite can later + /// run a CI leg against Postgres/MSSQL the way + /// `examples/LADDER.md`'s security matrix expects other rungs to + /// gain non-SQLite legs); otherwise a real file named + /// `morph_ladder_test.db` in the current working directory. + [[nodiscard]] static std::string computeConnectionString(const char* envValue) { + if (envValue != nullptr && *envValue != '\0') { + return envValue; + } + return "DRIVER=SQLite3;Database=morph_ladder_test.db;Timeout=5000"; + } + + private: + /// @brief Points Lightweight's default connection at the connection + /// string `computeConnectionString` computes, exactly once per + /// process. All the interesting logic (env value set vs. not) + /// lives in that function above; this applies the result and has + /// no branch of its own left to miss. + static void ensureConnectionConfigured() { + static const bool once = [] { + ::Lightweight::SqlConnection::SetDefaultConnectionString( + ::Lightweight::SqlConnectionString{computeConnectionString(std::getenv("ODBC_CONNECTION_STRING"))}); + ::Lightweight::SqlMigration::MigrationManager::GetInstance().CreateMigrationHistory(); + return true; + }(); + (void)once; + } + + /// @brief `DROP TABLE IF EXISTS` every table currently in the database. + /// + /// Simplified relative to `SqlTestFixture::DropAllTablesInDatabase` + /// (Lightweight/src/tests/Utils.hpp): that version recursively orders + /// drops around foreign-key cycles (needed for Chinook-shaped schemas + /// with self- and cross-references). Rung 0 has no schema of its own and + /// no ladder rung has shipped a cyclic-FK schema yet, so this toggles + /// SQLite's `PRAGMA foreign_keys` off for the sweep instead — correct for + /// any acyclic schema, and simpler. If a future rung's schema is cyclic, + /// port `SqlTestFixture`'s recursive algorithm here rather than + /// reinventing one; note that as a one-line addition to this comment when + /// it happens, not a silent behavior change. + static void dropAllTables(::Lightweight::SqlStatement& stmt) { + const bool isSqlite = stmt.Connection().ServerType() == ::Lightweight::SqlServerType::SQLITE; + if (isSqlite) { + (void)stmt.ExecuteDirect("PRAGMA foreign_keys = OFF"); + } + // Lightweight's own SQLite table enumeration (SqlSchema.cpp's + // ReadAllTablesLegacy) already excludes sqlite_sequence — SQLite's + // autoincrement bookkeeping table — before it ever reaches an + // EventHandler, so it never appears in this list to begin with; no + // skip of our own is needed. + const auto tables = ::Lightweight::SqlSchema::ReadAllTables(stmt, stmt.Connection().DatabaseName()); + for (const auto& table : tables) { + (void)stmt.ExecuteDirect("DROP TABLE IF EXISTS \"" + table.name + "\""); + } + if (isSqlite) { + (void)stmt.ExecuteDirect("PRAGMA foreign_keys = ON"); + } + } +}; + +} // namespace morph::ladder::testkit diff --git a/examples/common/testkit/fault_proxy.cpp b/examples/common/testkit/fault_proxy.cpp new file mode 100644 index 00000000..80bbba3b --- /dev/null +++ b/examples/common/testkit/fault_proxy.cpp @@ -0,0 +1,162 @@ +// SPDX-License-Identifier: Apache-2.0 +#include "testkit/fault_proxy.hpp" + +#include +#include + +#include + +namespace morph::ladder::testkit { + +FaultProxy::FaultProxy(QUrl upstreamUrl, QObject* parent) : QObject{parent}, _upstreamUrl{std::move(upstreamUrl)} {} + +FaultProxy::~FaultProxy() { + if (_listener) { + _listener->close(); + } + if (_clientSocket != nullptr) { + _clientSocket->disconnect(); + _clientSocket->abort(); + } + if (_upstreamSocket != nullptr) { + _upstreamSocket->disconnect(); + _upstreamSocket->abort(); + } +} + +QUrl FaultProxy::start() { + _listener = std::make_unique(QStringLiteral("morph-ladder-fault-proxy"), + QWebSocketServer::NonSecureMode); + connect(_listener.get(), &QWebSocketServer::newConnection, this, &FaultProxy::onClientConnection); + detail::throwIfListenFailed(_listener->listen(QHostAddress::LocalHost, 0)); + _url = QUrl{QString("ws://127.0.0.1:%1").arg(_listener->serverPort())}; + return _url; +} + +void FaultProxy::dropReply(std::uint64_t callId) { + std::lock_guard lock{_rulesMtx}; + _rules[callId].drop = true; +} + +void FaultProxy::delayReply(std::uint64_t callId, std::chrono::milliseconds delay) { + std::lock_guard lock{_rulesMtx}; + _rules[callId].delay = delay; +} + +void FaultProxy::duplicateReply(std::uint64_t callId) { + std::lock_guard lock{_rulesMtx}; + _rules[callId].duplicate = true; +} + +void FaultProxy::killAfter(std::uint64_t callId) { + std::lock_guard lock{_rulesMtx}; + _rules[callId].kill = true; +} + +void FaultProxy::setRequestObserver(std::function observer) { + _requestObserver = std::move(observer); +} + +FaultProxy::Rule FaultProxy::ruleFor(std::uint64_t callId) { + std::lock_guard lock{_rulesMtx}; + auto iter = _rules.find(callId); + return iter == _rules.end() ? Rule{} : iter->second; +} + +void FaultProxy::onClientConnection() { + auto* incoming = _listener->nextPendingConnection(); + if (!detail::isValidIncomingConnection(incoming)) { + return; + } + // One client leg at a time (see the class doc comment). A reconnect after + // killAfter arrives here as a fresh connection replacing the aborted one. + if (_clientSocket != nullptr) { + _clientSocket->disconnect(); + _clientSocket->abort(); + _clientSocket->deleteLater(); + } + _clientSocket = incoming; + connect(_clientSocket, &QWebSocket::textMessageReceived, this, &FaultProxy::onClientTextMessage); + connect(_clientSocket, &QWebSocket::disconnected, this, [this] { _clientSocket = nullptr; }); + + if (_upstreamSocket == nullptr) { + _upstreamSocket = new QWebSocket{QString{}, QWebSocketProtocol::VersionLatest, this}; + connect(_upstreamSocket, &QWebSocket::connected, this, &FaultProxy::onUpstreamConnected); + connect(_upstreamSocket, &QWebSocket::textMessageReceived, this, &FaultProxy::onUpstreamTextMessage); + _upstreamSocket->open(_upstreamUrl); + } +} + +void FaultProxy::onClientTextMessage(const QString& message) { + // Report the request before forwarding it. This runs while the frame is + // still in this proxy, so a rule armed from the observer is installed + // strictly before the upstream server can produce a reply for it — the + // race-free way to name "call k" from outside the wire layer (see + // setRequestObserver). + if (_requestObserver) { + const std::uint64_t callId = detail::decodeCallIdOrZero(message); + if (callId != 0) { + _requestObserver(callId, *this); + } + } + + // Client -> server direction is forwarded verbatim; every rule this proxy + // supports targets the reply (server -> client) leg, matching + // TESTING.md's "drop exactly the reply frame of call k". + if (_upstreamSocket != nullptr && _upstreamConnected) { + _upstreamSocket->sendTextMessage(message); + } else { + // The upstream handshake is still in flight; a write now would be + // dropped on the floor. Buffer instead — the very first client frame + // (a synchronous `register`) reliably lands in this window. + _upstreamBacklog.push_back(message); + } +} + +void FaultProxy::onUpstreamConnected() { + _upstreamConnected = true; + auto backlog = std::move(_upstreamBacklog); + _upstreamBacklog.clear(); + for (const auto& message : backlog) { + _upstreamSocket->sendTextMessage(message); + } +} + +void FaultProxy::sendToClient(const QString& message) { + if (_clientSocket != nullptr) { + _clientSocket->sendTextMessage(message); + ++_repliesForwarded; + } +} + +void FaultProxy::onUpstreamTextMessage(const QString& message) { + const std::uint64_t callId = detail::decodeCallIdOrZero(message); + const Rule rule = ruleFor(callId); + + if (rule.drop) { + return; + } + if (rule.kill) { + if (_clientSocket != nullptr) { + // Detach the dying socket's signals before aborting: a queued + // `disconnected` from it, delivered after the client's automatic + // reconnect has already installed a fresh leg, would otherwise + // null out that new leg. + _clientSocket->disconnect(); + _clientSocket->abort(); + _clientSocket = nullptr; + } + return; + } + + const int copies = rule.duplicate ? 2 : 1; + for (int i = 0; i < copies; ++i) { + if (rule.delay) { + QTimer::singleShot(*rule.delay, this, [this, message] { sendToClient(message); }); + } else { + sendToClient(message); + } + } +} + +} // namespace morph::ladder::testkit diff --git a/examples/common/testkit/fault_proxy.hpp b/examples/common/testkit/fault_proxy.hpp new file mode 100644 index 00000000..f222de01 --- /dev/null +++ b/examples/common/testkit/fault_proxy.hpp @@ -0,0 +1,246 @@ +// SPDX-License-Identifier: Apache-2.0 +#pragma once + +#include + +#include +#include +#include +#include +#include + +#include +#include +#include +#include +#include +#include +#include +#include +#include + +/// @file +/// The single highest-yield harness the ladder needs and the repo lacked +/// (examples/TESTING.md, "The fault-injection wire proxy"): an in-process +/// WebSocket relay between `QtWebSocketBackend` and `QtWebSocketServer` with +/// scriptable per-call rules — drop exactly the reply frame of call k, delay +/// it, duplicate it, or kill the connection mid-reply. Closes the fault-proxy +/// half of finding 004. + +namespace morph::ladder::testkit { + +namespace detail { + +/// @brief Throws if `_listener->listen()` failed, otherwise a no-op. +/// +/// Factored out of `start()` so the decision is directly unit-testable with +/// a plain `bool` — forcing a real ephemeral-port `listen()` failure +/// deterministically isn't practically achievable without flakiness or a +/// test-only seam on `QWebSocketServer` itself, so the throw logic is what +/// gets tested instead of the real I/O call (mirrors +/// `backend_rig.hpp`'s `throwIfListenFailed`, same rationale, different +/// error message). +/// @param listenSucceeded The real `listen()` call's result. +/// @throws std::runtime_error if @p listenSucceeded is `false`. +inline void throwIfListenFailed(bool listenSucceeded) { + if (!listenSucceeded) { + throw std::runtime_error("FaultProxy::start: failed to listen on an ephemeral loopback port"); + } +} + +/// @brief Whether `nextPendingConnection()`'s result is real and should be +/// adopted as this proxy's client leg. +/// +/// Factored out of `onClientConnection()` so the decision is directly +/// unit-testable by passing `nullptr` or a real pointer, without needing to +/// race a `QWebSocketServer` into returning a spent connection. +/// @param incoming The result of `_listener->nextPendingConnection()`. +/// @return `true` if @p incoming is non-null. +[[nodiscard]] inline bool isValidIncomingConnection(QWebSocket* incoming) noexcept { + return incoming != nullptr; +} + +/// @brief Decodes a wire frame's `callId`, or `0` if it doesn't decode. +/// +/// Shared by `onClientTextMessage()` (request leg) and +/// `onUpstreamTextMessage()` (reply leg) — both need "the callId, or 0 for +/// an undecodable frame" and neither treats a decode failure as fatal (an +/// undecodable frame is forwarded unreported/unmatched rather than dropped). +/// Factoring the try/catch out here collapses both call sites down to a +/// single branch-free assignment, so this is what's unit-tested directly: a +/// real trusted server never emits an undecodable reply, so the +/// reply-side catch block is otherwise unreachable from an integration test. +/// @param message The raw text frame, as received from either socket. +/// @return The decoded `callId`, or `0` if @p message doesn't decode. +[[nodiscard]] inline std::uint64_t decodeCallIdOrZero(const QString& message) noexcept { + try { + return ::morph::wire::decode(message.toStdString()).callId; + } catch (const std::exception&) { + return 0; + } +} + +} // namespace detail + +/// @brief One client<->server relay leg with scriptable server->client reply +/// interception, keyed on the wire envelope's `callId`. +/// +/// @par Wiring +/// Construct with the real `QtWebSocketServer`'s URL, call `start()`, and hand +/// the returned URL to a `QtWebSocketBackend` in place of the server's. Every +/// frame is forwarded verbatim in both directions except where a rule +/// registered for a reply's `callId` says otherwise. +/// +/// @par Connection model +/// Exactly one client leg at a time (the testkit's clients are one socket per +/// `Bridge`; a rig needing N faulted clients builds N proxies). A second +/// incoming connection replaces the first, which matches what +/// `QtWebSocketBackend`'s automatic reconnect does after a `killAfter`. The +/// proxy opens its own upstream socket lazily, on the first client connection, +/// and buffers client frames until that upstream handshake completes — without +/// that buffer the very first frame a client sends (a synchronous `register`, +/// emitted the moment `waitForConnected()` returns) would be written to a +/// still-opening socket and silently lost. +/// +/// @par Threading +/// A `QObject` living on the Qt event loop thread: every slot below runs +/// there, and so does `setRequestObserver`'s callback. The rule table is +/// nevertheless mutex-guarded so a rule may be armed from any thread. +class FaultProxy : public QObject { + Q_OBJECT + + public: + /// @brief Constructs a proxy that will relay to @p upstreamUrl. + /// @param upstreamUrl The real `QtWebSocketServer`'s URL (e.g. + /// `ws://127.0.0.1:`). + /// @param parent Optional `QObject` parent. + explicit FaultProxy(QUrl upstreamUrl, QObject* parent = nullptr); + + /// @brief Stops listening and tears both legs down. + ~FaultProxy() override; + + FaultProxy(const FaultProxy&) = delete; + FaultProxy& operator=(const FaultProxy&) = delete; + FaultProxy(FaultProxy&&) = delete; + FaultProxy& operator=(FaultProxy&&) = delete; + + /// @brief Starts listening on an ephemeral loopback port. + /// @return This proxy's own URL, to hand to a `QtWebSocketBackend` in place + /// of the real server's. + /// @throws std::runtime_error if the listening socket cannot be bound. + [[nodiscard]] QUrl start(); + + /// @brief This proxy's own URL. + /// @return The URL `start()` returned, or an empty `QUrl` before `start()`. + [[nodiscard]] QUrl url() const { return _url; } + + /// @brief How many server->client frames this proxy has written to the + /// client leg so far. + /// + /// Counts frames on the wire, not calls: a `duplicateReply`'d call + /// contributes two, a `dropReply`'d or `killAfter`'d one contributes none. + /// This is what lets a test tell "the client's `Completion` ignored the + /// second copy" apart from "no second copy was ever sent" — the difference + /// between a real idempotency guarantee and a vacuous assertion. + /// + /// @return The running count. Read it from the Qt event loop thread. + [[nodiscard]] std::uint64_t repliesForwarded() const { return _repliesForwarded; } + + /// @brief The reply whose envelope has this `callId` is silently dropped + /// (never forwarded to the client) — simulates a lost reply frame + /// after the server already committed the effect. + /// @param callId Wire `callId` of the reply to drop. + void dropReply(std::uint64_t callId); + + /// @brief The reply for @p callId is held for @p delay before forwarding. + /// @param callId Wire `callId` of the reply to hold. + /// @param delay How long to hold it. + void delayReply(std::uint64_t callId, std::chrono::milliseconds delay); + + /// @brief The reply for @p callId is forwarded twice (simulates a + /// duplicate delivery, the inverse fault to `dropReply`). + /// @param callId Wire `callId` of the reply to duplicate. + void duplicateReply(std::uint64_t callId); + + /// @brief The client<->proxy connection is aborted the instant the + /// reply for @p callId would otherwise be forwarded (simulates a + /// crash/kill mid-reply, before the client observes it). + /// @param callId Wire `callId` of the reply to die on. + void killAfter(std::uint64_t callId); + + /// @brief Registers a callback invoked synchronously from the + /// client->server forwarding path, after decoding a request's + /// `callId` but before that request is forwarded upstream. + /// + /// This is how a test arms a rule for a *specific upcoming* call + /// race-free. `BridgeHandler::execute()` returns a bare `Completion` and + /// never exposes the `callId` the backend assigned it, so a test cannot + /// name call k from the outside. The observer supplies it at the only + /// moment where naming it is still safe: the request is sitting in this + /// proxy, not yet forwarded, so a rule registered from inside the callback + /// is guaranteed installed before the request — and therefore before any + /// possible reply to it — ever reaches the upstream server. + /// + /// Only requests carrying a non-zero `callId` are reported: `callId == 0` + /// is the wire's marker for a synchronous control call + /// (`register`/`deregister`/`hello`), which has no asynchronous reply to + /// fault. A request this proxy cannot decode is forwarded unreported. + /// + /// @param observer Callback receiving the forwarded request's `callId` and + /// this proxy (so it can call `dropReply`/`delayReply`/ + /// `duplicateReply`/`killAfter` on it directly). Pass `nullptr` to + /// clear. + void setRequestObserver(std::function observer); + + private slots: + /// @brief Accepts the pending client connection and opens the upstream leg. + void onClientConnection(); + + /// @brief Forwards one client->server frame, reporting it to the observer first. + /// @param message The raw frame text. + void onClientTextMessage(const QString& message); + + /// @brief Flushes frames buffered while the upstream handshake was in flight. + void onUpstreamConnected(); + + /// @brief Applies this reply's rule (if any) and forwards it to the client. + /// @param message The raw frame text. + void onUpstreamTextMessage(const QString& message); + + private: + /// @brief The scripted faults armed for one `callId`. + struct Rule { + /// @brief Never forward the reply. + bool drop = false; + /// @brief Forward the reply twice. + bool duplicate = false; + /// @brief Abort the client leg instead of forwarding. + bool kill = false; + /// @brief Hold the reply this long before forwarding. + std::optional delay; + }; + + /// @brief Looks up the rule armed for @p callId. + /// @param callId Wire `callId` to look up. + /// @return The armed rule, or a default (fault-free) one. + [[nodiscard]] Rule ruleFor(std::uint64_t callId); + + /// @brief Sends @p message to the client leg if one is connected. + /// @param message The raw frame text. + void sendToClient(const QString& message); + + QUrl _upstreamUrl; + QUrl _url; + std::unique_ptr _listener; + QWebSocket* _clientSocket{nullptr}; // the test's QtWebSocketBackend connects here + QWebSocket* _upstreamSocket{nullptr}; // the proxy's own connection to the real server + bool _upstreamConnected{false}; + std::uint64_t _repliesForwarded{0}; + std::vector _upstreamBacklog; // client frames awaiting the upstream handshake + + std::mutex _rulesMtx; + std::unordered_map _rules; + std::function _requestObserver; +}; + +} // namespace morph::ladder::testkit diff --git a/examples/common/testkit/pump.hpp b/examples/common/testkit/pump.hpp new file mode 100644 index 00000000..fb2f43aa --- /dev/null +++ b/examples/common/testkit/pump.hpp @@ -0,0 +1,136 @@ +// SPDX-License-Identifier: Apache-2.0 +#pragma once + +#include +#include + +#include + +#include +#include +#include +#include +#include +#include +#include + +/// @file +/// The ladder testkit's only sanctioned wait surface (examples/TESTING.md, +/// "Pumping discipline"). A `sleep_for` anywhere else in ladder test code is a +/// review-rejectable defect. + +namespace morph::ladder::testkit { + +namespace detail { + +/// @brief Pure decision logic behind `deadlineScale()`, factored out so it is +/// directly unit-testable: `deadlineScale()` itself reads +/// `MORPH_LADDER_DEADLINE_MS` behind a `static const` guard that runs +/// exactly once per *process*, so no test in the shared +/// `ladder_common_tests` binary can ever be first to observe a +/// particular env value — some earlier test (or `testkit_main.cpp`'s +/// own Qt setup) has always already forced the "unset" path before any +/// test gets to run. Taking the raw env value as a parameter instead +/// of reading it internally sidesteps that entirely: a test calls this +/// with whatever string it likes, no process boundary required. +/// @param envValue `MORPH_LADDER_DEADLINE_MS`'s raw value (as `std::getenv` +/// would return it), or `nullptr` if unset. +/// @return The scale factor, interpreting @p envValue as "use this many ms as +/// the new 5000ms baseline"; `1.0` if unset or unparseable. +[[nodiscard]] inline double computeDeadlineScale(const char* envValue) noexcept { + if (envValue == nullptr) { + return 1.0; + } + try { + return std::stod(envValue) / 5000.0; + } catch (const std::exception&) { + return 1.0; + } +} + +/// @brief `MORPH_LADDER_DEADLINE_MS`, read once per process — scales every +/// `pumpUntil` default deadline uniformly (slow CI runners, sanitizer +/// builds) without touching call sites. All the interesting logic +/// (unset vs. set, parseable vs. not) lives in `computeDeadlineScale` +/// above; this is a one-line, branch-free delegation. +inline double deadlineScale() { + static const double scale = computeDeadlineScale(std::getenv("MORPH_LADDER_DEADLINE_MS")); + return scale; +} + +} // namespace detail + +/// @brief Bounded `processEvents` slices until @p pred is true or @p deadline elapses. +/// +/// @param pred Polled after every slice. +/// @param deadline Wall-clock budget, scaled by `MORPH_LADDER_DEADLINE_MS`. +/// @return `true` if @p pred became true before the deadline, `false` on timeout. +template Pred> +[[nodiscard]] bool pumpUntil(Pred pred, std::chrono::milliseconds deadline = std::chrono::milliseconds{5000}) { + const auto scaledDeadline = + std::chrono::milliseconds{static_cast(static_cast(deadline.count()) * detail::deadlineScale())}; + const auto start = std::chrono::steady_clock::now(); + while (!pred()) { + if (std::chrono::steady_clock::now() - start >= scaledDeadline) { + return false; + } + QCoreApplication::processEvents(QEventLoop::AllEvents, 10); + } + return true; +} + +/// @brief Resolves one `Completion` by pumping the Qt loop; rethrows errors. +/// +/// @tparam T Result type of @p completion. +/// @param completion The completion to await. +/// @param deadline Wall-clock budget passed through to `pumpUntil`. +/// @return The resolved value. +/// @throws std::runtime_error if the deadline elapses before resolution. +template +T awaitQt(::morph::async::Completion completion, std::chrono::milliseconds deadline = std::chrono::milliseconds{5000}) { + // `value`/`error` live in a heap-allocated block kept alive by `shared_ptr`s + // captured (by value) in the `then`/`onError` handlers below. Those handlers + // are held by the completion's backing state, which can outlive this stack + // frame: if `pumpUntil` times out, `awaitQt` throws and unwinds while the + // underlying async operation is still pending. Were `value`/`error` plain + // locals captured by reference, a callback firing after that unwind would + // write through a dangling reference into destroyed stack memory. Routing + // them through `state` means a late callback instead writes into orphaned + // (but valid) heap memory — harmless, since nothing reads it anymore. + struct State { + std::optional value; + std::exception_ptr error; + }; + auto state = std::make_shared(); + + completion + .then([state](T resolved) { state->value = std::move(resolved); }) + .onError([state](const std::exception_ptr& err) { state->error = err; }); + + const bool settled = pumpUntil([state] { return state->value.has_value() || state->error != nullptr; }, deadline); + if (!settled) { + throw std::runtime_error("awaitQt: deadline elapsed before the completion resolved"); + } + if (state->error) { + std::rethrow_exception(state->error); + } + return std::move(*state->value); +} + +/// @brief `pumpUntil(!presenter.busy())` — waits for a presenter's tracked +/// completions to drain. See `examples/common/gui/presenter.hpp` +/// (Task 6) for `busy()`'s contract; this template has no header +/// dependency on that type, so Task 6 requires no change here. +/// @tparam PresenterLike Anything exposing `bool busy() const`. +/// @param presenter Presenter whose in-flight completions to drain. +/// @param deadline Wall-clock budget passed through to `pumpUntil`. +/// @return `true` if the presenter went idle before the deadline, `false` on +/// timeout — `[[nodiscard]]` because a silently ignored timeout turns +/// "the action never completed" into "the assertion below reads stale +/// state", which is exactly the flake this primitive exists to avoid. +template +[[nodiscard]] bool settle(const PresenterLike& presenter, std::chrono::milliseconds deadline = std::chrono::milliseconds{5000}) { + return pumpUntil([&] { return !presenter.busy(); }, deadline); +} + +} // namespace morph::ladder::testkit diff --git a/examples/common/testkit/strand_interleaver.hpp b/examples/common/testkit/strand_interleaver.hpp new file mode 100644 index 00000000..6fa3bb8c --- /dev/null +++ b/examples/common/testkit/strand_interleaver.hpp @@ -0,0 +1,95 @@ +// SPDX-License-Identifier: Apache-2.0 +#pragma once + +#include + +#include +#include +#include +#include +#include +#include + +/// @file +/// The strand interleaver's companion harness to the fault proxy +/// (examples/TESTING.md): without it, strand-ordering bugs (kanban's +/// MoveTaskPosition centerpiece) are probabilistic stress runs rather than +/// reproducible interleavings. Sits underneath a StrandExecutor as its `base` +/// IExecutor so a test controls exactly which posted task runs next. + +namespace morph::ladder::testkit { + +/// @brief An `IExecutor` that queues every posted task and runs them only +/// when explicitly stepped — never on its own thread. +/// +/// Single-threaded by construction: `post()` just appends to a deque under a +/// mutex (posts can legitimately arrive from other threads — e.g. a +/// `StrandExecutor` posting a same-key continuation from inside a running +/// task — but every task itself runs synchronously on whichever thread calls +/// `step()`/`runSchedule()`). +/// +/// Unlike `ThreadPoolExecutor`/`StrandExecutor`, a task's exception is not +/// caught and logged here: it propagates straight out of `step()`/ +/// `runSchedule()` to the caller. That is deliberate — the caller is a test, +/// and the exception is often a `REQUIRE` failure the test needs to see +/// rather than have silently swallowed. +class DeterministicExecutor : public ::morph::exec::IExecutor { + public: + void post(std::function task) override { + std::lock_guard lock{_mtx}; + _queue.push_back(std::move(task)); + } + + /// @return The number of tasks currently queued and not yet run. + [[nodiscard]] std::size_t pending() const { + std::lock_guard lock{_mtx}; + return _queue.size(); + } + + /// @brief Runs the oldest-queued task. Throws if the queue is empty. + void step() { + std::function task; + { + std::lock_guard lock{_mtx}; + if (_queue.empty()) { + throw std::runtime_error("DeterministicExecutor::step: queue is empty"); + } + task = std::move(_queue.front()); + _queue.pop_front(); + } + task(); + } + + /// @brief Runs tasks in the exact order given, by *current* queue + /// position at the moment each entry is consumed — so a task that + /// posts new work mid-schedule is reflected in later indices. + /// `order` must name every index that will exist by the time it's + /// reached; the simplest correct schedule is just `{0, 1, ..., n-1}` + /// run one at a time via repeated `step()` calls when a test only + /// wants strict FIFO — `runSchedule` exists for tests that + /// deliberately want a *non*-FIFO interleaving across two strands' + /// queues merged into one DeterministicExecutor. + /// @param order The queue indices to run, in caller-chosen order, each + /// read against the queue's *current* contents at the + /// moment it is consumed (see above). + void runSchedule(const std::vector& order) { + for (auto index : order) { + std::function task; + { + std::lock_guard lock{_mtx}; + if (index >= _queue.size()) { + throw std::runtime_error("DeterministicExecutor::runSchedule: index beyond current queue size"); + } + task = std::move(_queue[index]); + _queue.erase(_queue.begin() + static_cast(index)); + } + task(); + } + } + + private: + mutable std::mutex _mtx; + std::deque> _queue; +}; + +} // namespace morph::ladder::testkit diff --git a/examples/common/testkit/test_backend_rig.cpp b/examples/common/testkit/test_backend_rig.cpp new file mode 100644 index 00000000..19d69080 --- /dev/null +++ b/examples/common/testkit/test_backend_rig.cpp @@ -0,0 +1,280 @@ +// SPDX-License-Identifier: Apache-2.0 +#include +#include +#include + +#include "testkit/backend_rig.hpp" +#include "testkit/pump.hpp" + +#include +#include +#include +#include +#include + +#include +#include +#include +#include + +namespace { + +/// @brief Denies every registration — proves BackendRig{Mode::Socket, N, +/// authorizer} genuinely threads the authorizer through to the +/// RemoteServer it builds, rather than silently ignoring it. +class DenyAllAuthorizer : public morph::session::IAuthorizer { + public: + // authorize() is IAuthorizer's one pure-virtual hook (dispatch-time + // gating); this test only exercises the registration-time hook below, so + // this stays permissive, matching AllowAllAuthorizer's own default. + [[nodiscard]] bool authorize(const morph::session::Context&, std::string_view, std::string_view) const override { + return true; + } + + [[nodiscard]] bool authorizeRegister(const morph::session::Context&, std::string_view) const override { + return false; + } +}; + +} // namespace + +// Deliberately at namespace scope, not inside an anonymous namespace: glz's +// reflection (which BRIDGE_REGISTER_MODEL/BRIDGE_REGISTER_ACTION rely on to +// serialize these types across the wire, exercised by Mode::Socket) needs +// external linkage on the type — see glaze/reflection/get_name.hpp's +// `extern const T external` — so an anonymous-namespace type fails to link. +struct RigProbeAction { + int value = 0; +}; +struct RigProbeModel { + int execute(RigProbeAction action) { return action.value * 2; } +}; + +BRIDGE_REGISTER_MODEL(RigProbeModel, "RigProbeModel") +BRIDGE_REGISTER_ACTION(RigProbeModel, RigProbeAction, "RigProbeAction") + +// Stateful accumulator, mirroring tests/qt/test_qt_websocket.cpp's +// WsCounterModel/WsAddAction. RigProbeModel above is a pure function of its +// action (execute() reads no member state), so a test built on it cannot tell +// genuine per-client instance isolation apart from every client accidentally +// sharing one instance — the two are indistinguishable when nothing +// accumulates. This model's running total only comes out right, per client, +// if each client truly owns its own instance. +struct RigAddAction { + int by = 0; +}; +struct RigCounterModel { + int value = 0; + int execute(RigAddAction action) { + value += action.by; + return value; + } +}; + +BRIDGE_REGISTER_MODEL(RigCounterModel, "RigCounterModel") +BRIDGE_REGISTER_ACTION(RigCounterModel, RigAddAction, "RigAddAction") + +// Carries an arbitrarily large payload, so a test can push one action frame +// past a configured QtWebSocketServerConfig::maxMessageBytes. RigProbeAction's +// lone int cannot: no value of it produces a frame big enough to trip any +// cap a server would plausibly be configured with. +struct RigBlobAction { + std::string blob; +}; +struct RigBlobModel { + std::size_t execute(RigBlobAction action) { return action.blob.size(); } +}; + +BRIDGE_REGISTER_MODEL(RigBlobModel, "RigBlobModel") +BRIDGE_REGISTER_ACTION(RigBlobModel, RigBlobAction, "RigBlobAction") + +TEST_CASE("BackendRig: one action round-trips in every mode", "[ladder][testkit][rig]") { + auto mode = GENERATE(morph::ladder::testkit::Mode::Local, morph::ladder::testkit::Mode::LocalSingleThread, + morph::ladder::testkit::Mode::Socket); + + morph::ladder::testkit::BackendRig rig{mode, /*nClients=*/1}; + auto handler = rig.client(0); + + auto result = morph::ladder::testkit::awaitQt(handler.execute(RigProbeAction{21})); + REQUIRE(result == 42); +} + +TEST_CASE("BackendRig exposes bridge/executor/url so presenters compose over it", "[ladder][testkit][rig]") { + auto mode = GENERATE(morph::ladder::testkit::Mode::Local, morph::ladder::testkit::Mode::LocalSingleThread, + morph::ladder::testkit::Mode::Socket); + + morph::ladder::testkit::BackendRig rig{mode, /*nClients=*/1}; + + // The pair a Presenter subclass is constructed from — client() + // hands out a pre-bound handler, which a presenter that builds its own + // handlers cannot use. + morph::bridge::BridgeHandler handler{rig.bridge(0), rig.executor()}; + REQUIRE(morph::ladder::testkit::awaitQt(handler.execute(RigProbeAction{21})) == 42); + + if (mode == morph::ladder::testkit::Mode::Socket) { + REQUIRE(rig.url().scheme() == "ws"); + REQUIRE(rig.url().port() > 0); + } else { + // No server, so no URL to hand out — a caller asking for one has a + // mode confusion, not a missing value. + REQUIRE_THROWS_AS(rig.url(), std::logic_error); + } +} + +TEST_CASE("BackendRig::Socket: N clients each get an isolated model instance", "[ladder][testkit][rig][socket-only]") { + morph::ladder::testkit::BackendRig rig{morph::ladder::testkit::Mode::Socket, /*nClients=*/3}; + + // One handler per client, held for the whole test: each call to + // rig.client(index) registers a fresh model instance, so getting + // a handler once per client and driving several actions through it (as + // opposed to re-fetching the handler for every action) is what actually + // exercises one running total per client rather than one per call. + auto handler0 = rig.client(0); + auto handler1 = rig.client(1); + auto handler2 = rig.client(2); + + // Client 0 increments by 10 three times -> running total 10, 20, 30. + int last0 = 0; + for (int i = 0; i < 3; ++i) { + last0 = morph::ladder::testkit::awaitQt(handler0.execute(RigAddAction{10})); + } + // Client 1 increments by 1 twice -> running total 1, 2. + int last1 = 0; + for (int i = 0; i < 2; ++i) { + last1 = morph::ladder::testkit::awaitQt(handler1.execute(RigAddAction{1})); + } + // Client 2 increments by 5 four times -> running total 5, 10, 15, 20. + int last2 = 0; + for (int i = 0; i < 4; ++i) { + last2 = morph::ladder::testkit::awaitQt(handler2.execute(RigAddAction{5})); + } + + // Only genuine per-client isolation produces exactly these three totals: + // if clients accidentally shared one server-side instance, each client's + // total would be contaminated by the others' increments (e.g. client 1's + // final value would include client 0's +10s), and these REQUIREs would + // fail. + REQUIRE(last0 == 30); + REQUIRE(last1 == 2); + REQUIRE(last2 == 20); +} + +TEST_CASE("BackendRig::mode() reports the mode it was constructed with", "[ladder][testkit][rig]") { + auto mode = GENERATE(morph::ladder::testkit::Mode::Local, morph::ladder::testkit::Mode::LocalSingleThread, + morph::ladder::testkit::Mode::Socket); + morph::ladder::testkit::BackendRig rig{mode, /*nClients=*/1}; + REQUIRE(rig.mode() == mode); +} + +TEST_CASE("BackendRig::Socket threads a custom authorizer through to the RemoteServer it builds", + "[ladder][testkit][rig][socket-only]") { + auto authorizer = std::make_shared(); + morph::ladder::testkit::BackendRig rig{morph::ladder::testkit::Mode::Socket, /*nClients=*/1, authorizer}; + + // Registration itself is denied and throws synchronously from + // BridgeHandler's constructor — if the authorizer were silently ignored + // (the pre-fix default-allow behavior), this would construct cleanly + // instead. + REQUIRE_THROWS_WITH(rig.client(0), Catch::Matchers::ContainsSubstring("unauthorized")); +} + +TEST_CASE("BackendRig::Socket threads a custom QtWebSocketServerConfig through to the server it builds", + "[ladder][testkit][rig][socket-only]") { + morph::qt::QtWebSocketServerConfig cfg; + cfg.maxMessageBytes = 1024; // far below the 8 MiB wire cap the default carries + morph::ladder::testkit::BackendRig rig{morph::ladder::testkit::Mode::Socket, /*nClients=*/1, + /*authorizer=*/nullptr, cfg}; + + // Registration frames stay well under the cap, so the handler itself + // constructs normally — only the oversized action frame below is refused, + // by the transport, before it ever reaches the model. + auto handler = rig.client(0); + + REQUIRE(morph::ladder::testkit::awaitQt(handler.execute(RigBlobAction{std::string(16, 'x')})) == 16); + + // If the config were silently dropped (the pre-extension behavior), this + // 64 KiB frame would sail through the default 8 MiB cap and resolve with + // its own size instead of rejecting. + REQUIRE_THROWS_WITH( + morph::ladder::testkit::awaitQt(handler.execute(RigBlobAction{std::string(64 * 1024, 'x')})), + Catch::Matchers::ContainsSubstring("maxMessageBytes")); +} + +TEST_CASE("BackendRig::socketBackend() hands out the live backend, usable for hello negotiation", + "[ladder][testkit][rig][socket-only]") { + morph::ladder::testkit::BackendRig rig{morph::ladder::testkit::Mode::Socket, /*nClients=*/2}; + + // negotiateProtocolVersion() is transport-level and has no Bridge-level + // equivalent — reaching it at all is the reason this accessor exists. + REQUIRE(rig.socketBackend(0).negotiateProtocolVersion() == morph::wire::ProtocolNegotiationResult::Negotiated); + REQUIRE(rig.socketBackend(1).negotiateProtocolVersion() == morph::wire::ProtocolNegotiationResult::Negotiated); + + // Still a working backend afterwards: negotiation is not a one-way door. + auto handler = rig.client(0); + REQUIRE(morph::ladder::testkit::awaitQt(handler.execute(RigProbeAction{21})) == 42); +} + +TEST_CASE("BackendRig::socketBackend() throws out_of_range past nClients, and logic_error off Socket mode", + "[ladder][testkit][rig]") { + { + morph::ladder::testkit::BackendRig rig{morph::ladder::testkit::Mode::Socket, /*nClients=*/1}; + REQUIRE_THROWS_AS(rig.socketBackend(1), std::out_of_range); + } + auto localMode = + GENERATE(morph::ladder::testkit::Mode::Local, morph::ladder::testkit::Mode::LocalSingleThread); + morph::ladder::testkit::BackendRig localRig{localMode, /*nClients=*/1}; + REQUIRE_THROWS_AS(localRig.socketBackend(0), std::logic_error); +} + +TEST_CASE("BackendRig::client() throws out_of_range past nClients in Socket mode", + "[ladder][testkit][rig][socket-only]") { + morph::ladder::testkit::BackendRig rig{morph::ladder::testkit::Mode::Socket, /*nClients=*/1}; + REQUIRE_THROWS_AS(rig.client(1), std::out_of_range); +} + +TEST_CASE("BackendRig::bridge() throws out_of_range past nClients in Socket mode", + "[ladder][testkit][rig][socket-only]") { + morph::ladder::testkit::BackendRig rig{morph::ladder::testkit::Mode::Socket, /*nClients=*/1}; + REQUIRE_THROWS_AS(rig.bridge(1), std::out_of_range); +} + +// Forcing a real listen()/waitForConnected() failure deterministically isn't +// practically achievable without flakiness or a test-only seam on +// QtWebSocketServer/QtWebSocketBackend themselves — the throw logic that +// would run on failure is factored into these two plain-bool functions +// instead, so it's what gets tested. See their doc comments in +// backend_rig.hpp for the full rationale. +TEST_CASE("throwIfListenFailed throws exactly when its argument is false", "[ladder][testkit][rig]") { + REQUIRE_THROWS_AS(morph::ladder::testkit::detail::throwIfListenFailed(false), std::runtime_error); + REQUIRE_NOTHROW(morph::ladder::testkit::detail::throwIfListenFailed(true)); +} + +TEST_CASE("throwIfConnectFailed throws exactly when its argument is false", "[ladder][testkit][rig]") { + REQUIRE_THROWS_AS(morph::ladder::testkit::detail::throwIfConnectFailed(false), std::runtime_error); + REQUIRE_NOTHROW(morph::ladder::testkit::detail::throwIfConnectFailed(true)); +} + +// A `QtDrivenMainThreadExecutor` destroyed with its zero-delay drain timer +// still pending must not touch its own storage when that timer fires. This is +// the exact shape that aborted the process before `_liveness` was added: a +// `Mode::LocalSingleThread` rig is routinely destroyed one event-loop turn +// after its last `post()`, and the *next* thing to spin the Qt loop — +// `BackendRig{Mode::Socket, ...}`'s `waitForConnected()`, or +// `~QtWebSocketBackend`'s own `processEvents()` — delivered the stale event +// into freed memory, threw `std::system_error{"mutex lock failed"}` out of a +// Qt event handler, and Qt turned that into `abort()`. Reverting the guard in +// `post()` makes this case abort rather than fail. +TEST_CASE("QtDrivenMainThreadExecutor's pending drain is inert after the executor is destroyed", + "[ladder][testkit][rig]") { + bool taskRan = false; + { + morph::ladder::testkit::detail::QtDrivenMainThreadExecutor executor; + executor.post([&taskRan] { taskRan = true; }); + // Deliberately no pump here: the drain timer is left in flight, which + // is precisely the state the crash needed. + } + // Spinning the loop now delivers the orphaned timer event. It must be a + // no-op, not a use-after-free. + REQUIRE_FALSE(morph::ladder::testkit::pumpUntil([] { return false; }, std::chrono::milliseconds{50})); + CHECK_FALSE(taskRan); +} diff --git a/examples/common/testkit/test_clock.cpp b/examples/common/testkit/test_clock.cpp new file mode 100644 index 00000000..8f92dfa0 --- /dev/null +++ b/examples/common/testkit/test_clock.cpp @@ -0,0 +1,55 @@ +// SPDX-License-Identifier: Apache-2.0 +#include + +#include "clock.hpp" + +using namespace std::chrono_literals; + +TEST_CASE("morph::ladder::now() reads the real wall clock with no override installed", + "[ladder][testkit][clock]") { + const auto before = ::morph::time::DateTime::now(); + const auto observed = morph::ladder::now(); + const auto after = ::morph::time::DateTime::now(); + REQUIRE(observed.hasValue()); + REQUIRE(*observed >= before); + REQUIRE(*observed <= after); +} + +TEST_CASE("ScopedClockOverride freezes now() at the given instant", "[ladder][testkit][clock]") { + const ::morph::time::DateTime frozen{std::chrono::year{2030}, std::chrono::month{1}, std::chrono::day{1}, + std::chrono::hours{0}, std::chrono::minutes{0}, std::chrono::seconds{0}}; + { + morph::ladder::ScopedClockOverride guard{frozen}; + REQUIRE(*morph::ladder::now() == frozen); + REQUIRE(*morph::ladder::now() == frozen); // stable across repeated reads, not a one-shot + } + REQUIRE(*morph::ladder::now() != frozen); // restored to the real clock after the guard's scope +} + +TEST_CASE("ScopedClockOverride freezes now() at a pre-1970 instant", "[ladder][testkit][clock]") { + // A pre-epoch instant's epoch-ms is negative. The disabled sentinel used + // to be -1, so any negative override (including this one) fell through + // to the real wall clock instead of the frozen instant, silently. The + // sentinel is now INT64_MIN, which no real DateTime a test constructs can + // ever equal. + const ::morph::time::DateTime frozen{std::chrono::year{1965}, std::chrono::month{3}, std::chrono::day{12}, + std::chrono::hours{0}, std::chrono::minutes{0}, std::chrono::seconds{0}}; + REQUIRE(frozen.value.time_since_epoch().count() < 0); + morph::ladder::ScopedClockOverride guard{frozen}; + REQUIRE(*morph::ladder::now() == frozen); +} + +TEST_CASE("ScopedClockOverride nests: the inner guard wins, the outer resumes on inner's destruction", + "[ladder][testkit][clock]") { + const ::morph::time::DateTime outer{std::chrono::year{2030}, std::chrono::month{1}, std::chrono::day{1}, + std::chrono::hours{0}, std::chrono::minutes{0}, std::chrono::seconds{0}}; + const ::morph::time::DateTime inner{std::chrono::year{2031}, std::chrono::month{6}, std::chrono::day{15}, + std::chrono::hours{12}, std::chrono::minutes{0}, std::chrono::seconds{0}}; + morph::ladder::ScopedClockOverride outerGuard{outer}; + REQUIRE(*morph::ladder::now() == outer); + { + morph::ladder::ScopedClockOverride innerGuard{inner}; + REQUIRE(*morph::ladder::now() == inner); + } + REQUIRE(*morph::ladder::now() == outer); +} diff --git a/examples/common/testkit/test_db_busy_fixture.cpp b/examples/common/testkit/test_db_busy_fixture.cpp new file mode 100644 index 00000000..ecd1607f --- /dev/null +++ b/examples/common/testkit/test_db_busy_fixture.cpp @@ -0,0 +1,114 @@ +// SPDX-License-Identifier: Apache-2.0 +#include +#include + +#include "testkit/db_busy_fixture.hpp" +#include "testkit/db_fixture.hpp" + +#include +#include + +#include +#include +#include + +// Not an anonymous namespace: reflection-cpp's `DataMapper` reflects on this +// struct via `Reflection::detail::External`, which requires `T` to have +// external linkage — see test_db_fixture.cpp's identical comment on +// `LadderTestkitProbe` for the full explanation. +namespace ladder_testkit_busy_probe { + +struct BusyProbe { + static constexpr std::string_view TableName = "busy_fixture_probe"; + + Lightweight::Field id; + Lightweight::Field label; +}; + +} // namespace ladder_testkit_busy_probe + +using ladder_testkit_busy_probe::BusyProbe; + +LIGHTWEIGHT_SQL_MIGRATION(2, "busy_fixture_probe: create probe table") +{ + plan.CreateTable("busy_fixture_probe") + .PrimaryKeyWithAutoIncrement("id") + .Column("label", Lightweight::SqlColumnTypeDefinitions::Varchar{ 64 }); +} + +namespace { + +/// @brief Same database `DbFixture` just migrated, but with a short +/// `Timeout=` — see db_busy_fixture.hpp's doc comment for why this +/// has to be set *at connect time*, in the connection string itself, +/// rather than via a later `PRAGMA busy_timeout` (which only shortens +/// SQLite's own per-attempt busy handler, not the sqliteodbc +/// driver's own outer retry ceiling — captured once at connect and +/// never re-read from the live connection afterward). +/// +/// Derived from the process's actual active connection string (rather than +/// a hard-coded literal) so this stays correct if `ODBC_CONNECTION_STRING` +/// ever points somewhere other than `DbFixture`'s own SQLite-file default. +[[nodiscard]] std::string shortTimeoutConnectionString() +{ + std::string connStr = + morph::ladder::testkit::DbFixture::computeConnectionString(std::getenv("ODBC_CONNECTION_STRING")); + static constexpr std::string_view key = "Timeout="; + if (auto const pos = connStr.find(key); pos != std::string::npos) { + auto const valueStart = pos + key.size(); + auto valueEnd = connStr.find(';', valueStart); + if (valueEnd == std::string::npos) { + valueEnd = connStr.size(); + } + connStr.replace(valueStart, valueEnd - valueStart, "200"); + } else { + connStr += ";Timeout=200"; + } + return connStr; +} + +} // namespace + +TEST_CASE("DbBusyFixture forces a genuine SQLITE_BUSY on a concurrent write to the same table", + "[ladder][testkit][db][busy]") +{ + morph::ladder::testkit::DbFixture fixture; + { + Lightweight::DataMapper mapper; + BusyProbe row; + row.label = "seed"; + mapper.Create(row); + } + + morph::ladder::testkit::DbBusyFixture busy{ "busy_fixture_probe" }; + + Lightweight::DataMapper mapper{ Lightweight::SqlConnectionString{ shortTimeoutConnectionString() } }; + // Lightweight::SqlConnection::PostConnect() unconditionally issues + // `PRAGMA busy_timeout = 60000` for every SQLite connection right after + // connect, which *does* win over whatever the connection string's + // `Timeout=` set moments earlier for SQLite's own internal busy handler + // (confirmed empirically: last PRAGMA busy_timeout call wins). Re-issue + // it here, short, so the handler governing each individual retry attempt + // is short too -- both this AND shortTimeoutConnectionString()'s short + // `Timeout=` are required together (confirmed empirically): the + // connection string alone shortens only the driver's outer retry + // ceiling, which a single 60s-bounded inner attempt already blows past + // before that ceiling is ever checked; the PRAGMA alone shortens only + // the inner attempts, leaving the outer ceiling (5000ms by + // DbFixture::computeConnectionString's own default) as the effective + // total bound. Together, both bounds are short, and the racy write below + // fails within a few hundred milliseconds. + (void) Lightweight::SqlStatement{ mapper.Connection() }.ExecuteDirect("PRAGMA busy_timeout = 200"); + + BusyProbe row; + row.label = "should collide"; + auto const start = std::chrono::steady_clock::now(); + REQUIRE_THROWS_WITH(mapper.Create(row), Catch::Matchers::ContainsSubstring("database is locked")); + auto const elapsed = std::chrono::steady_clock::now() - start; + // Must fail fast, not after minutes -- otherwise this "test" would just + // be a very slow way to prove the same thing (observed without the + // combined override above: tens of seconds, occasionally exceeding even + // the ladder_common_tests suite's 120s ctest TIMEOUT budget for a single + // test case). + REQUIRE(elapsed < std::chrono::seconds{ 5 }); +} diff --git a/examples/common/testkit/test_db_fault_fixture.cpp b/examples/common/testkit/test_db_fault_fixture.cpp new file mode 100644 index 00000000..a6a812e4 --- /dev/null +++ b/examples/common/testkit/test_db_fault_fixture.cpp @@ -0,0 +1,66 @@ +// SPDX-License-Identifier: Apache-2.0 +#include + +#include "testkit/db_fault_fixture.hpp" +#include "testkit/db_fixture.hpp" + +#include +#include + +#include +#include + +// Mirrors Lightweight's own MigrationLockTests.cpp: two distinct +// `SqlConnection` instances are required to prove genuine cross-session +// contention. SQL Server's `sp_getapplock` (with `@LockOwner=Session`) and +// PostgreSQL's `pg_advisory_lock` are both reentrant on the same connection, +// so acquiring twice through one session would succeed — cross-session +// contention is the path that throws on every backend (including SQLite, +// whose lock table just rejects the duplicate). `DbFaultFixture`'s own +// `_lockingConnection` and each test's `secondConn`/`thirdConn` below are +// always separate `SqlConnection` instances for exactly this reason. + +TEST_CASE("DbFaultFixture: a second session contending on the same lock name throws", + "[ladder][testkit][db][fault]") { + morph::ladder::testkit::DbFaultFixture fault{"probe_lock"}; + + Lightweight::SqlConnection secondConn; + REQUIRE_THROWS_AS( + (Lightweight::SqlScopedLock{secondConn, "probe_lock", std::chrono::milliseconds{50}}), + std::runtime_error); +} + +TEST_CASE("DbFaultFixture::lockName() reports the name it was constructed with", "[ladder][testkit][db][fault]") { + morph::ladder::testkit::DbFaultFixture fault{"probe_lock_named"}; + REQUIRE(fault.lockName() == "probe_lock_named"); + + // A test can use lockName() to name the exact lock it holds when + // contending against it, instead of hard-coding the string twice. + Lightweight::SqlConnection secondConn; + REQUIRE_THROWS_AS( + (Lightweight::SqlScopedLock{secondConn, fault.lockName(), std::chrono::milliseconds{50}}), + std::runtime_error); +} + +TEST_CASE("DbFaultFixture: a different lock name is unaffected", "[ladder][testkit][db][fault]") { + morph::ladder::testkit::DbFaultFixture fault{"probe_lock_a"}; + + Lightweight::SqlConnection secondConn; + Lightweight::SqlScopedLock other{secondConn, "probe_lock_b", std::chrono::milliseconds{50}}; + REQUIRE(other.IsLocked()); +} + +TEST_CASE("DbFaultFixture: releasing the fixture (going out of scope) lets a later acquisition succeed", + "[ladder][testkit][db][fault]") { + { + morph::ladder::testkit::DbFaultFixture fault{"probe_lock_scoped"}; + Lightweight::SqlConnection secondConn; + REQUIRE_THROWS_AS( + (Lightweight::SqlScopedLock{secondConn, "probe_lock_scoped", std::chrono::milliseconds{50}}), + std::runtime_error); + } + // fault is destroyed here — its SqlScopedLock releases. + Lightweight::SqlConnection thirdConn; + Lightweight::SqlScopedLock reacquire{thirdConn, "probe_lock_scoped", std::chrono::milliseconds{50}}; + REQUIRE(reacquire.IsLocked()); +} diff --git a/examples/common/testkit/test_db_fixture.cpp b/examples/common/testkit/test_db_fixture.cpp new file mode 100644 index 00000000..a101c98b --- /dev/null +++ b/examples/common/testkit/test_db_fixture.cpp @@ -0,0 +1,110 @@ +// SPDX-License-Identifier: Apache-2.0 +#include + +#include "testkit/db_fixture.hpp" + +#include +#include + +// Not an anonymous namespace: reflection-cpp's `DataMapper` reflects on this +// struct via `Reflection::detail::External`, which requires `T` to have +// external linkage — a type declared inside an unnamed namespace has internal +// linkage and fails to compile (`used but not defined in this translation +// unit, and cannot be defined in any other translation unit because its type +// does not have linkage`). Lightweight's own reflection-backed test fixtures +// hit the same constraint and use a named namespace instead (see +// `Lightweight/src/tests/MigrationReflectionTests.cpp`'s `ReflectionTests`); +// this mirrors that, scoped to this test file only by the uncommon name. +namespace ladder_testkit_probe { + +struct LadderTestkitProbe { + // Reflection's default table name is the (unqualified) struct name, i.e. + // "LadderTestkitProbe" — explicit here so DataMapper targets the same + // "ladder_testkit_probe" table the migration below creates. + static constexpr std::string_view TableName = "ladder_testkit_probe"; + + Lightweight::Field id; + Lightweight::Field label; +}; + +} // namespace ladder_testkit_probe + +using ladder_testkit_probe::LadderTestkitProbe; + +LIGHTWEIGHT_SQL_MIGRATION(1, "ladder_testkit_probe: create probe table") { + plan.CreateTable("ladder_testkit_probe") + .PrimaryKeyWithAutoIncrement("id") + .Column("label", Lightweight::SqlColumnTypeDefinitions::Varchar{64}); +} + +TEST_CASE("DbFixture resets the shared database: a row from a prior fixture is gone", "[ladder][testkit][db]") { + { + morph::ladder::testkit::DbFixture fixture; + Lightweight::DataMapper mapper; + LadderTestkitProbe row; + row.label = "left-over-from-first-fixture"; + mapper.Create(row); + } + // A fresh fixture drops+recreates the table — the row above must not survive. + morph::ladder::testkit::DbFixture fixture; + Lightweight::DataMapper mapper; + auto rows = mapper.Query().All(); + REQUIRE(rows.empty()); +} + +TEST_CASE("DbFixture applies pending migrations so a registered table exists and is writable", "[ladder][testkit][db]") { + morph::ladder::testkit::DbFixture fixture; + Lightweight::DataMapper mapper; + LadderTestkitProbe row; + row.label = "probe"; + mapper.Create(row); + auto rows = mapper.Query().All(); + REQUIRE(rows.size() == 1); + REQUIRE(rows.front().label.Value() == "probe"); +} + +// ensureConnectionConfigured() applies its result behind a `static const` +// guard that runs exactly once per *process*, so no test can ever be first +// to observe a particular ODBC_CONNECTION_STRING value once some earlier +// test has already forced the default-SQLite path. computeConnectionString +// takes the raw env value as a parameter instead, so it's directly testable +// without a process boundary — see db_fixture.hpp's comment on it. +TEST_CASE("DbFixture::computeConnectionString falls back to the default SQLite file when unset", + "[ladder][testkit][db]") { + REQUIRE(morph::ladder::testkit::DbFixture::computeConnectionString(nullptr) == + "DRIVER=SQLite3;Database=morph_ladder_test.db;Timeout=5000"); + REQUIRE(morph::ladder::testkit::DbFixture::computeConnectionString("") == + "DRIVER=SQLite3;Database=morph_ladder_test.db;Timeout=5000"); +} + +TEST_CASE("DbFixture::computeConnectionString uses ODBC_CONNECTION_STRING verbatim when set", + "[ladder][testkit][db]") { + REQUIRE(morph::ladder::testkit::DbFixture::computeConnectionString("DRIVER=PostgreSQL;Database=whatever") == + "DRIVER=PostgreSQL;Database=whatever"); +} + +TEST_CASE("DbFixture's table-drop sweep is unaffected by SQLite's own sqlite_sequence bookkeeping table", + "[ladder][testkit][db]") { + { + morph::ladder::testkit::DbFixture fixture; + // Lightweight's PrimaryKeyWithAutoIncrement() emits a plain SQLite + // rowid-alias `INTEGER PRIMARY KEY` (no sqlite_sequence involved) — + // the probe table above never triggers this. The literal + // `AUTOINCREMENT` keyword is what makes SQLite create and maintain + // its own `sqlite_sequence` bookkeeping table, so force that here. + Lightweight::SqlStatement stmt; + (void)stmt.ExecuteDirect("CREATE TABLE ladder_autoincrement_probe (id INTEGER PRIMARY KEY AUTOINCREMENT)"); + (void)stmt.ExecuteDirect("INSERT INTO ladder_autoincrement_probe DEFAULT VALUES"); + } + // A fresh fixture's drop sweep runs with sqlite_sequence now present in + // the database (created as a side effect above) — this must not throw + // (Lightweight's own ReadAllTables never surfaces sqlite_sequence as a + // table to drop in the first place — see db_fixture.hpp's comment on + // dropAllTables), and the migrated probe table must still come back + // clean. + REQUIRE_NOTHROW([] { morph::ladder::testkit::DbFixture fixture; }()); + + morph::ladder::testkit::DbFixture fixture; + Lightweight::DataMapper mapper; + REQUIRE(mapper.Query().All().empty()); +} diff --git a/examples/common/testkit/test_event_poller.cpp b/examples/common/testkit/test_event_poller.cpp new file mode 100644 index 00000000..23375655 --- /dev/null +++ b/examples/common/testkit/test_event_poller.cpp @@ -0,0 +1,493 @@ +// SPDX-License-Identifier: Apache-2.0 +// +// Task 15: this rung's framework-level deliverable. Lives alongside +// test_presenter.cpp (which tests gui/presenter.hpp from testkit/, the +// established precedent for where examples/common/gui/'s own tests live) -- +// not a fresh examples/common/tests/ directory. See +// examples/common/CMakeLists.txt's ladder_common_tests target. +// +// EventPoller is generic (see event_poller.hpp's own doc +// comment for why), so these tests exercise it against a small fake feed +// model of this file's own -- FeedModel/GetFeedSince/GetFeedSinceResult -- +// rather than polls::PollModel/GetEventsSince, mirroring how +// test_backend_rig.cpp and test_presenter.cpp each build their own throwaway +// probe model instead of depending on a real rung's. +// +// The one piece of real Bridge machinery these tests deliberately exercise +// for real, not through a fake: Bridge::setExecuteDeadline. EventPoller's +// constructor calls it, and the "survives a ClientTimeoutError" test below +// drives a genuine BridgeHandler::execute() call that never +// replies, letting the real Bridge::TimeoutScheduler resolve it with a real +// morph::backend::ClientTimeoutError -- the same mechanism (and the same +// class doc comment already pointed here) as +// examples/polls/tests/test_shared_instance_lifecycle.cpp's own +// "Bridge::setExecuteDeadline recovers a call the real rate limiter silently +// drops" test, just without standing up a rate-limited WebSocket server: a +// condition-variable-gated model call is enough to force the deadline to +// fire, deterministically and without any sleep_for (examples/TESTING.md, +// "Pumping discipline -- no sleeps"). + +#include + +#include "gui/app_context.hpp" +#include "gui/event_poller.hpp" +#include "testkit/pump.hpp" + +#include +#include + +#include +#include +#include +#include +#include +#include +#include +#include +#include + +// Deliberately at file scope, not inside an anonymous namespace: glz's +// reflection (which BRIDGE_REGISTER_MODEL/BRIDGE_REGISTER_ACTION rely on to +// serialize these types) needs external linkage on the type -- see +// testkit/test_backend_rig.cpp's RigProbeModel for the identical precedent +// and rationale. +struct FeedEvent { + int id = 0; + std::string summary; +}; + +struct GetFeedSince { + int lastEventId = 0; +}; + +struct GetFeedSinceResult { + std::vector events; +}; + +/// @brief `FeedModel`'s process-wide control block -- a free-standing type +/// (not nested inside `FeedModel` itself) because a static data +/// member's in-class initializer cannot reference a nested class's +/// own in-class default member initializers before that nested +/// class's definition is complete (a real compiler restriction, not +/// a style choice -- nesting this and writing +/// `static inline Control control{};` fails to compile under clang +/// with "default member initializer ... needed within definition of +/// enclosing class"). +struct FeedControl { + std::vector events; + std::atomic callCount{0}; + std::atomic blockFirstCall{false}; + std::atomic throwNotFound{false}; + std::mutex releaseMutex; + std::condition_variable releaseCv; + bool released = false; +}; + +/// @brief Backing model for these tests. `control` is static (process-wide) +/// rather than an instance field because registry-constructed models +/// are always default-constructed (docs/findings/003/020 -- the same +/// reason morph::ladder::now()'s ScopedClockOverride is a +/// process-global slot, examples/common/clock.hpp): there is no +/// constructor-injection seam a test could use to hand a fresh +/// FeedModel instance its own fixture data. Reset with +/// `resetFeedControl()` at the top of every TEST_CASE that touches it. +struct FeedModel { + static inline FeedControl control{}; + + GetFeedSinceResult execute(GetFeedSince action) { + const int thisCall = control.callCount.fetch_add(1) + 1; + if (control.throwNotFound.load()) { + throw std::runtime_error{"NotFound: feed does not exist"}; + } + if (control.blockFirstCall.load() && thisCall == 1) { + // Blocks this worker-pool thread until the test releases it -- + // simulating a frame a rate limiter silently drops, without any + // sleep_for. Bridge's own TimeoutScheduler (armed by + // EventPoller's constructor via setExecuteDeadline) races this + // independently and resolves the caller's Completion with + // ClientTimeoutError long before this wait ever returns; the + // test observes that via pumpUntil, then releases this wait + // itself so ~ThreadPoolExecutor's join at teardown does not + // hang on a permanently blocked worker. + std::unique_lock lock{control.releaseMutex}; + control.releaseCv.wait(lock, [] { return control.released; }); + } + GetFeedSinceResult result; + for (const auto& event : control.events) { + if (event.id > action.lastEventId) { + result.events.push_back(event); + } + } + return result; + } +}; + +BRIDGE_REGISTER_MODEL(FeedModel, "EventPollerTestFeedModel") +BRIDGE_REGISTER_ACTION(FeedModel, GetFeedSince, "EventPollerTestGetFeedSince") + +namespace { + +void resetFeedControl() { + auto& control = FeedModel::control; + control.events.clear(); + control.callCount.store(0); + control.blockFirstCall.store(false); + control.throwNotFound.store(false); + // Under releaseMutex, matching releaseBlockedCall()'s own write: a worker + // thread left blocked in FeedModel::execute() by a *previous* test case + // can still be reading this flag under the same mutex, so an unguarded + // write here is a data race (and a ThreadSanitizer report waiting to + // happen -- this suite is expected to run under /sanitize eventually). + { + const std::lock_guard lock{control.releaseMutex}; + control.released = false; + } +} + +void releaseBlockedCall() { + { + const std::lock_guard lock{FeedModel::control.releaseMutex}; + FeedModel::control.released = true; + } + FeedModel::control.releaseCv.notify_all(); +} + +using Poller = morph::ladder::gui::EventPoller; + +/// @brief The production wiring's stand-in for these tests: a `Dispatch` +/// closure driving a real `BridgeHandler` directly, rather +/// than a presenter's own signal-based API -- see event_poller.hpp's +/// "Why dispatch is a caller-supplied closure" doc comment for why +/// that keeps `ClientTimeoutError` a real, catchable exception type +/// here instead of a string comparison. +Poller::Dispatch makeDispatch(std::shared_ptr> handler) { + return [handler](int lastEventId, Poller::OnSuccess onSuccess, Poller::OnError onError) { + handler->execute(GetFeedSince{.lastEventId = lastEventId}) + .then([handler, lastEventId, onSuccess](GetFeedSinceResult result) { + const int newLastEventId = result.events.empty() ? lastEventId : result.events.back().id; + onSuccess(std::move(result.events), newLastEventId); + }) + .onError([handler, onError](std::exception_ptr err) { onError(std::move(err)); }); + }; +} + +} // namespace + +TEST_CASE("EventPoller applies every event returned since the last tick and advances its cursor", + "[gui][event-poller]") { + resetFeedControl(); + FeedModel::control.events = {{.id = 1, .summary = "a"}, {.id = 2, .summary = "b"}, {.id = 3, .summary = "c"}}; + + morph::ladder::gui::AppContext ctx{morph::ladder::gui::Local{}}; + auto handler = std::make_shared>(ctx.bridge(), ctx.executor()); + + std::vector appliedIds; + bool fatal = false; + // A one-hour interval never fires on its own for the duration of this + // test -- pollOnce() below drives every tick manually and + // deterministically (examples/TESTING.md's "Pumping discipline"; the + // task brief's own "drive the timer manually rather than sleeping"). + Poller poller{ + ctx.bridge(), /*startingCursor=*/0, makeDispatch(handler), + [&](const FeedEvent& event) { appliedIds.push_back(event.id); }, [&](const QString&) { fatal = true; }, + std::chrono::hours{1}}; + + REQUIRE_FALSE(poller.busy()); + poller.pollOnce(); + REQUIRE(poller.busy()); + REQUIRE(morph::ladder::testkit::pumpUntil([&] { return !poller.busy(); })); + CHECK(appliedIds == std::vector{1, 2, 3}); + CHECK(poller.lastEventId() == 3); + CHECK_FALSE(fatal); + CHECK(poller.running()); + + // A second tick with nothing new applies nothing and leaves the cursor + // exactly where it was. + poller.pollOnce(); + REQUIRE(morph::ladder::testkit::pumpUntil([&] { return !poller.busy(); })); + CHECK(appliedIds == std::vector{1, 2, 3}); + CHECK(poller.lastEventId() == 3); +} + +TEST_CASE("EventPoller survives a ClientTimeoutError -- retries on the next tick, does not stop", + "[gui][event-poller]") { + resetFeedControl(); + FeedModel::control.events = {{.id = 1, .summary = "a"}}; + FeedModel::control.blockFirstCall = true; + + morph::ladder::gui::AppContext ctx{morph::ladder::gui::Local{}}; + auto handler = std::make_shared>(ctx.bridge(), ctx.executor()); + + std::vector appliedIds; + bool fatal = false; + // A short executeDeadline keeps this test fast; the interval stays an + // hour so only pollOnce() drives ticks. + Poller poller{ + ctx.bridge(), /*startingCursor=*/0, + makeDispatch(handler), [&](const FeedEvent& event) { appliedIds.push_back(event.id); }, + [&](const QString&) { fatal = true; }, std::chrono::hours{1}, std::chrono::milliseconds{100}}; + + poller.pollOnce(); + REQUIRE(poller.busy()); + // The dispatched call is blocked inside FeedModel::execute() on a + // worker thread; Bridge's own TimeoutScheduler (armed by EventPoller's + // constructor) resolves the Completion with ClientTimeoutError on its + // own, independent of that block, once executeDeadline elapses. + REQUIRE(morph::ladder::testkit::pumpUntil([&] { return !poller.busy(); })); + CHECK_FALSE(fatal); + CHECK(poller.running()); // a timeout is not fatal -- still armed + CHECK(appliedIds.empty()); + CHECK(poller.lastEventId() == 0); // cursor did not advance + + // Unblock the first call's worker thread now, before this test ends -- + // otherwise ~ThreadPoolExecutor (via ~AppContext) would join a thread + // that never returns. + releaseBlockedCall(); + + // The next tick genuinely retries and this time succeeds. + poller.pollOnce(); + REQUIRE(morph::ladder::testkit::pumpUntil([&] { return !poller.busy(); })); + CHECK(appliedIds == std::vector{1}); + CHECK(poller.lastEventId() == 1); + CHECK_FALSE(fatal); +} + +TEST_CASE("EventPoller stops and reports onFatalError exactly once on a non-timeout failure (e.g. NotFound)", + "[gui][event-poller]") { + resetFeedControl(); + FeedModel::control.throwNotFound = true; + + morph::ladder::gui::AppContext ctx{morph::ladder::gui::Local{}}; + auto handler = std::make_shared>(ctx.bridge(), ctx.executor()); + + int fatalCount = 0; + QString lastMessage; + Poller poller{ + ctx.bridge(), /*startingCursor=*/0, makeDispatch(handler), + [](const FeedEvent&) { FAIL("onEvent must not run when the dispatch itself failed"); }, + [&](const QString& message) { + ++fatalCount; + lastMessage = message; + }, + std::chrono::hours{1}}; + + poller.pollOnce(); + REQUIRE(morph::ladder::testkit::pumpUntil([&] { return !poller.busy(); })); + CHECK(fatalCount == 1); + CHECK(poller.fatalErrorReported()); + CHECK_FALSE(poller.running()); + CHECK(lastMessage.toStdString().find("NotFound") != std::string::npos); + + // A further tick -- manual here, but equally a real timer tick, if the + // timer were still armed -- must not dispatch again and must not report + // onFatalError a second time: pollOnce() itself refuses once _fatal is + // set, and the timer is already stopped. + poller.pollOnce(); + CHECK_FALSE(poller.busy()); + CHECK(fatalCount == 1); +} + +TEST_CASE("EventPoller destroyed with a tick in flight suppresses the orphaned completion callback", + "[gui][event-poller]") { + // Regression test for the use-after-free EventPoller::_liveness fixes. + // + // The callbacks pollOnce() hands to Dispatch are delivered through + // QtExecutor::post -> QMetaObject::invokeMethod(..., Qt::QueuedConnection), + // so a pending one is an event owned by QCoreApplication -- NOT a + // connection owned by the poller's own _timer. Destroying the poller + // (the ordinary case of a user closing a poll view mid-tick) cancels + // nothing, and without the _liveness weak_ptr guard that queued callback + // fires into freed memory. Verified to catch the regression: with the + // two `alive.expired()` checks removed this test reports the applied + // event (and, under ASan, a heap-use-after-free). + resetFeedControl(); + FeedModel::control.events = {{.id = 1, .summary = "a"}}; + FeedModel::control.blockFirstCall = true; + + morph::ladder::gui::AppContext ctx{morph::ladder::gui::Local{}}; + auto handler = std::make_shared>(ctx.bridge(), ctx.executor()); + + // Both deliberately outlive the poller. `applied` is what a surviving + // (i.e. unsuppressed) callback would set; `completionDelivered` proves + // the completion genuinely did resolve after the poller died -- without + // it this test could "pass" by simply never delivering anything at all. + auto applied = std::make_shared>(false); + auto completionDelivered = std::make_shared>(false); + + Poller::Dispatch dispatch = [handler, completionDelivered](int lastEventId, Poller::OnSuccess onSuccess, + Poller::OnError onError) { + handler->execute(GetFeedSince{.lastEventId = lastEventId}) + .then([handler, lastEventId, onSuccess, completionDelivered](GetFeedSinceResult result) { + completionDelivered->store(true); + const int newLastEventId = result.events.empty() ? lastEventId : result.events.back().id; + onSuccess(std::move(result.events), newLastEventId); + }) + .onError([handler, onError, completionDelivered](std::exception_ptr err) { + completionDelivered->store(true); + onError(std::move(err)); + }); + }; + + // An hour-long executeDeadline as well as an hour-long interval: neither + // the timer nor Bridge's TimeoutScheduler may resolve this tick on its + // own -- the test controls exactly when the dispatch completes. + auto poller = std::make_unique( + ctx.bridge(), /*startingCursor=*/0, dispatch, [applied](const FeedEvent&) { applied->store(true); }, + [](const QString&) { FAIL("onFatalError must not run after the poller is destroyed"); }, + std::chrono::hours{1}, std::chrono::hours{1}); + + poller->pollOnce(); + REQUIRE(poller->busy()); + + // Destroy while the dispatch is genuinely outstanding: the worker thread + // is still parked inside FeedModel::execute(). + poller.reset(); + + // Now let the model call return. The Completion resolves and posts the + // now-orphaned success callback as a queued Qt event. + releaseBlockedCall(); + REQUIRE(morph::ladder::testkit::pumpUntil([&] { return completionDelivered->load(); })); + // Keep pumping a while longer so any straggler queued event definitely + // gets its turn (never-true predicate == "pump for this long"). + static_cast(morph::ladder::testkit::pumpUntil([] { return false; }, std::chrono::milliseconds{50})); + + CHECK_FALSE(applied->load()); +} + +TEST_CASE("EventPoller advances its cursor before applying events and stays busy across the batch", + "[gui][event-poller]") { + // Regression test for the success-callback ordering fix. Previously + // _requestInFlight was cleared *before* the onEvent fan-out and + // _lastEventId advanced *after* it, so for the whole duration of the + // caller's callbacks busy() already read false (a reentrant pollOnce() + // -- e.g. from a modal dialog spinning a nested Qt event loop -- was not + // blocked) while the cursor still held its pre-batch value (so that + // reentrant tick refetched and reapplied the same events). + resetFeedControl(); + FeedModel::control.events = {{.id = 1, .summary = "a"}, {.id = 2, .summary = "b"}}; + + morph::ladder::gui::AppContext ctx{morph::ladder::gui::Local{}}; + auto handler = std::make_shared>(ctx.bridge(), ctx.executor()); + + Poller* pollerPtr = nullptr; + std::vector cursorInsideOnEvent; + std::vector busyInsideOnEvent; + std::vector appliedIds; + + Poller poller{ctx.bridge(), /*startingCursor=*/0, makeDispatch(handler), + [&](const FeedEvent& event) { + appliedIds.push_back(event.id); + cursorInsideOnEvent.push_back(pollerPtr->lastEventId()); + busyInsideOnEvent.push_back(pollerPtr->busy()); + // Simulated reentrancy: a nested event loop ticking the + // poller again from inside an event handler. Must be + // refused outright (see callCount below). + pollerPtr->pollOnce(); + }, + [](const QString&) { FAIL("no fatal error expected"); }, std::chrono::hours{1}}; + pollerPtr = &poller; + + poller.pollOnce(); + REQUIRE(morph::ladder::testkit::pumpUntil([&] { return !poller.busy(); })); + + CHECK(appliedIds == std::vector{1, 2}); + // The cursor is already at its post-batch value for *every* onEvent call, + // including the first -- not still 0. + CHECK(cursorInsideOnEvent == std::vector{2, 2}); + // And the poller still reports itself busy throughout, so the reentrant + // pollOnce() calls above were no-ops... + CHECK(busyInsideOnEvent == std::vector{true, true}); + // ...which the model's own call counter confirms: exactly one dispatch + // reached the backend, not three. + CHECK(FeedModel::control.callCount.load() == 1); + CHECK(poller.lastEventId() == 2); + CHECK_FALSE(poller.busy()); +} + +TEST_CASE("EventPoller clears its in-flight flag even when onEvent throws", "[gui][event-poller]") { + // The RAII half of the ordering fix: _requestInFlight is released by a + // scope guard, not a plain assignment, so a throwing onEvent cannot wedge + // busy() at true forever (the same hazard gui/presenter.hpp's + // Presenter::track() guards against). + resetFeedControl(); + FeedModel::control.events = {{.id = 1, .summary = "a"}}; + + morph::ladder::gui::AppContext ctx{morph::ladder::gui::Local{}}; + auto handler = std::make_shared>(ctx.bridge(), ctx.executor()); + + bool onEventThrew = false; + // A Dispatch that contains the throw rather than letting it escape into + // the executor (where QtExecutor would let it reach the Qt event loop and + // std::terminate) -- the point under test is EventPoller's own state + // after the throw, not the executor's throwing-callback policy. + Poller::Dispatch dispatch = [handler, &onEventThrew](int lastEventId, Poller::OnSuccess onSuccess, + Poller::OnError onError) { + handler->execute(GetFeedSince{.lastEventId = lastEventId}) + .then([handler, lastEventId, onSuccess, &onEventThrew](GetFeedSinceResult result) { + const int newLastEventId = result.events.empty() ? lastEventId : result.events.back().id; + try { + onSuccess(std::move(result.events), newLastEventId); + } catch (const std::runtime_error&) { + onEventThrew = true; + } + }) + .onError([handler, onError](std::exception_ptr err) { onError(std::move(err)); }); + }; + + Poller poller{ctx.bridge(), /*startingCursor=*/0, dispatch, + [](const FeedEvent&) -> void { throw std::runtime_error{"onEvent blew up"}; }, + [](const QString&) { FAIL("no fatal error expected"); }, std::chrono::hours{1}}; + + poller.pollOnce(); + REQUIRE(morph::ladder::testkit::pumpUntil([&] { return onEventThrew; })); + CHECK_FALSE(poller.busy()); + // The cursor still advanced -- it is written before the fan-out, so a + // throwing onEvent does not condemn the poller to redelivering the same + // batch on every subsequent tick. + CHECK(poller.lastEventId() == 1); + // ...and the poller genuinely accepts another tick. + poller.pollOnce(); + CHECK(poller.busy()); + REQUIRE(morph::ladder::testkit::pumpUntil([&] { return !poller.busy(); })); +} + +TEST_CASE("EventPoller::resume clears a fatal error and polls again from a new cursor", "[gui][event-poller]") { + resetFeedControl(); + FeedModel::control.throwNotFound = true; + + morph::ladder::gui::AppContext ctx{morph::ladder::gui::Local{}}; + auto handler = std::make_shared>(ctx.bridge(), ctx.executor()); + + int fatalCount = 0; + std::vector appliedIds; + Poller poller{ctx.bridge(), /*startingCursor=*/0, makeDispatch(handler), + [&](const FeedEvent& event) { appliedIds.push_back(event.id); }, + [&](const QString&) { ++fatalCount; }, std::chrono::hours{1}}; + + poller.pollOnce(); + REQUIRE(morph::ladder::testkit::pumpUntil([&] { return !poller.busy(); })); + REQUIRE(fatalCount == 1); + REQUIRE(poller.fatalErrorReported()); + REQUIRE_FALSE(poller.running()); + // Without resume(), this is terminal: pollOnce() refuses forever. + poller.pollOnce(); + REQUIRE_FALSE(poller.busy()); + + // The GUI's recovery: a full GetPollState-shaped resync hands back a + // fresh cursor, and polling continues incrementally from there. + FeedModel::control.throwNotFound = false; + FeedModel::control.events = {{.id = 1, .summary = "a"}, {.id = 2, .summary = "b"}, {.id = 3, .summary = "c"}}; + poller.resume(2); + + CHECK_FALSE(poller.fatalErrorReported()); + CHECK(poller.lastEventId() == 2); + CHECK(poller.running()); + + // And a tick genuinely dispatches again rather than silently refusing. + poller.pollOnce(); + REQUIRE(poller.busy()); + REQUIRE(morph::ladder::testkit::pumpUntil([&] { return !poller.busy(); })); + CHECK(appliedIds == std::vector{3}); // only what is after the new cursor + CHECK(poller.lastEventId() == 3); + CHECK(fatalCount == 1); +} diff --git a/examples/common/testkit/test_fault_proxy.cpp b/examples/common/testkit/test_fault_proxy.cpp new file mode 100644 index 00000000..464003c0 --- /dev/null +++ b/examples/common/testkit/test_fault_proxy.cpp @@ -0,0 +1,392 @@ +// SPDX-License-Identifier: Apache-2.0 +#include + +#include "testkit/fault_proxy.hpp" +#include "testkit/pump.hpp" + +#include +#include +#include +#include +#include +#include +#include + +#include +#include + +#include +#include +#include +#include +#include +#include + +// Deliberately at namespace scope, not inside an anonymous namespace: glz's +// reflection (which BRIDGE_REGISTER_MODEL/BRIDGE_REGISTER_ACTION rely on to +// serialize these types across the wire) needs external linkage on the type — +// see glaze/reflection/get_name.hpp's `extern const T external`. +struct FaultProbeAdd { + int by = 0; +}; + +// A running total, not a pure function of the action: only an accumulator can +// distinguish "the reply was dropped on the way back" from "the request never +// reached the server at all" — a later call's total still carries the effect +// of the call whose reply went missing. +struct FaultProbeCounter { + int value = 0; + int execute(FaultProbeAdd action) { + value += action.by; + return value; + } +}; + +BRIDGE_REGISTER_MODEL(FaultProbeCounter, "FaultProbeCounter") +BRIDGE_REGISTER_ACTION(FaultProbeCounter, FaultProbeAdd, "FaultProbeAdd") + +namespace { + +using namespace std::chrono_literals; + +/// @brief `RemoteServer` -> `QtWebSocketServer` -> `FaultProxy` -> +/// `QtWebSocketBackend` -> `Bridge`, wired in that order and torn down +/// in reverse. +/// +/// Reconnect is disabled on the client: it isolates every assertion below from +/// an automatic re-dial racing them (the `killAfter` case especially, which +/// asserts on the disconnect the client observes). +struct ProxyRig { + ::morph::exec::ThreadPoolExecutor serverPool{2}; + std::shared_ptr<::morph::backend::RemoteServer> server; + std::unique_ptr<::morph::qt::QtWebSocketServer> wsServer; + std::unique_ptr<::morph::ladder::testkit::FaultProxy> proxy; + ::morph::qt::QtExecutor qtExec; + ::morph::qt::QtWebSocketBackend* backend{nullptr}; + std::unique_ptr<::morph::bridge::Bridge> bridge; + + ProxyRig() { + server = std::make_shared<::morph::backend::RemoteServer>(serverPool); + wsServer = std::make_unique<::morph::qt::QtWebSocketServer>(*server, quint16{0}); + if (!wsServer->listen()) { + throw std::runtime_error("ProxyRig: QtWebSocketServer failed to listen"); + } + + proxy = std::make_unique<::morph::ladder::testkit::FaultProxy>( + QUrl{QString("ws://127.0.0.1:%1").arg(wsServer->port())}); + const QUrl proxyUrl = proxy->start(); + + auto backendPtr = std::make_unique<::morph::qt::QtWebSocketBackend>( + proxyUrl, ::morph::model::detail::defaultDispatcher(), ::morph::model::detail::defaultRegistry(), + std::nullopt, ::morph::qt::QtWebSocketBackend::Config{.reconnectEnabled = false}); + backend = backendPtr.get(); + if (!backendPtr->waitForConnected()) { + throw std::runtime_error("ProxyRig: client failed to connect through the proxy"); + } + bridge = std::make_unique<::morph::bridge::Bridge>(std::move(backendPtr)); + } + + ProxyRig(const ProxyRig&) = delete; + ProxyRig& operator=(const ProxyRig&) = delete; + ProxyRig(ProxyRig&&) = delete; + ProxyRig& operator=(ProxyRig&&) = delete; + + ~ProxyRig() { + bridge.reset(); + backend = nullptr; + proxy.reset(); + if (wsServer) { + wsServer->closeGracefully(2000ms); + } + } +}; + +} // namespace + +TEST_CASE("FaultProxy relays an unfaulted call unchanged", "[ladder][testkit][fault-proxy]") { + ProxyRig rig; + ::morph::bridge::BridgeHandler handler{*rig.bridge, &rig.qtExec}; + + CHECK(::morph::ladder::testkit::awaitQt(handler.execute(FaultProbeAdd{2})) == 2); + CHECK(::morph::ladder::testkit::awaitQt(handler.execute(FaultProbeAdd{3})) == 5); +} + +TEST_CASE("FaultProxy::dropReply loses exactly the reply frame of the targeted call", + "[ladder][testkit][fault-proxy]") { + // Declared above the rig deliberately, and it matters here more than + // anywhere else in this file: this test leaves call 2's `Completion` + // unsettled at scope exit *on purpose*. `~ProxyRig` then tears the backend + // down, which calls `cancelPending(DisconnectedError)`; that posts the + // `.onError` below through `QtExecutor`, and `~QtWebSocketBackend`'s own + // `processEvents()` dispatches it a few lines later. Locals declared after + // the rig are destroyed *before* it (reverse declaration order), so the + // callback would write into dead stack slots. Anything a lambda outliving + // the rig captures by reference therefore lives up here — the request + // observer's counters included, since the proxy owns that lambda until + // `~ProxyRig` destroys it. + int requestsSeen = 0; + std::uint64_t targetedCallId = 0; + bool secondResolved = false; + bool secondFailed = false; + + ProxyRig rig; + ::morph::bridge::BridgeHandler handler{*rig.bridge, &rig.qtExec}; + + // The callId of an upcoming execute() is not knowable from here — + // BridgeHandler::execute() hands back a bare Completion and never names the + // id the backend assigned it. setRequestObserver supplies it at the one + // moment where arming a rule for it is still race-free: the request is + // sitting in the proxy, not yet forwarded upstream. + rig.proxy->setRequestObserver([&](std::uint64_t callId, ::morph::ladder::testkit::FaultProxy& self) { + if (++requestsSeen == 2) { + targetedCallId = callId; + self.dropReply(callId); // exactly call k = 2, nothing else + } + }); + + // Call 1 — unfaulted, must resolve. + CHECK(::morph::ladder::testkit::awaitQt(handler.execute(FaultProbeAdd{1})) == 1); + + // Call 2 — its reply is the one dropped. + const std::uint64_t forwardedBefore = rig.proxy->repliesForwarded(); + handler.execute(FaultProbeAdd{10}) + .then([&](int) { secondResolved = true; }) + .onError([&](const std::exception_ptr&) { secondFailed = true; }); + + // Call 3 — unfaulted, must resolve. Its running total is the load-bearing + // assertion: 1 + 10 + 100 only comes out if call 2 genuinely reached the + // server and committed its effect there, so this distinguishes "the reply + // was dropped" from "the request was never sent". It equally rules out a + // proxy that drops everything — a blanket drop would hang this await. + CHECK(::morph::ladder::testkit::awaitQt(handler.execute(FaultProbeAdd{100})) == 111); + + CHECK(requestsSeen == 3); + CHECK(targetedCallId != 0); + // Exactly one reply frame crossed to the client over those two calls — + // call 3's. Call 2's was swallowed, and nothing else was. + CHECK(rig.proxy->repliesForwarded() - forwardedBefore == 1); + + // And call 2 stays unsettled: neither resolved nor failed. (Pumping here + // has already happened for call 3's round trip, so this is a second, + // explicit budget on top of that.) + CHECK_FALSE(::morph::ladder::testkit::pumpUntil([&] { return secondResolved || secondFailed; }, 500ms)); + CHECK_FALSE(secondResolved); + CHECK_FALSE(secondFailed); +} + +TEST_CASE("FaultProxy::delayReply holds exactly the targeted call's reply, which still arrives", + "[ladder][testkit][fault-proxy]") { + // Above the rig, for the reason spelled out in the dropReply case: every + // one of these is captured by reference into a lambda the rig outlives. + // Both completions do settle before this test returns — but only if its + // REQUIREs hold, and a failing REQUIRE unwinds the scope with a completion + // still pending, which is exactly the case that must not become UB. + constexpr auto kDelay = 600ms; + int requestsSeen = 0; + bool delayedResolved = false; + bool promptResolved = false; + + ProxyRig rig; + ::morph::bridge::BridgeHandler handler{*rig.bridge, &rig.qtExec}; + + rig.proxy->setRequestObserver([&](std::uint64_t callId, ::morph::ladder::testkit::FaultProxy& self) { + if (++requestsSeen == 1) { + self.delayReply(callId, kDelay); + } + }); + + const auto issuedAt = std::chrono::steady_clock::now(); + handler.execute(FaultProbeAdd{1}).then([&](int) { delayedResolved = true; }); + handler.execute(FaultProbeAdd{2}).then([&](int) { promptResolved = true; }); + + // The *second* call is untouched and comes back on its own schedule, while + // the first is still parked in the proxy — that ordering is what makes this + // "exactly call k is delayed" rather than "the link is slow". + REQUIRE(::morph::ladder::testkit::pumpUntil([&] { return promptResolved; })); + CHECK_FALSE(delayedResolved); + + // The held reply is delayed, not lost: it does arrive, and only after the + // scripted delay has elapsed. + REQUIRE(::morph::ladder::testkit::pumpUntil([&] { return delayedResolved; })); + const auto elapsed = std::chrono::steady_clock::now() - issuedAt; + CHECK(elapsed >= kDelay - 50ms); + + // Both calls' effects are on the server exactly once. + CHECK(::morph::ladder::testkit::awaitQt(handler.execute(FaultProbeAdd{0})) == 3); +} + +TEST_CASE("FaultProxy::duplicateReply delivers the reply twice on the wire but resolves the Completion once", + "[ladder][testkit][fault-proxy]") { + // Above the rig — see the dropReply case. + int requestsSeen = 0; + int thenCount = 0; + int observedValue = 0; + + ProxyRig rig; + ::morph::bridge::BridgeHandler handler{*rig.bridge, &rig.qtExec}; + + rig.proxy->setRequestObserver([&](std::uint64_t callId, ::morph::ladder::testkit::FaultProxy& self) { + if (++requestsSeen == 1) { + self.duplicateReply(callId); + } + }); + + const std::uint64_t forwardedBefore = rig.proxy->repliesForwarded(); + handler.execute(FaultProbeAdd{5}).then([&](int value) { + ++thenCount; + observedValue = value; + }); + + REQUIRE(::morph::ladder::testkit::pumpUntil([&] { return thenCount >= 1; })); + CHECK(observedValue == 5); + + // The duplicate really did go out on the wire — without this the + // single-invocation assertion below would pass just as happily against a + // proxy that quietly forwarded one copy. + REQUIRE(::morph::ladder::testkit::pumpUntil( + [&] { return rig.proxy->repliesForwarded() - forwardedBefore >= 2; })); + CHECK(rig.proxy->repliesForwarded() - forwardedBefore == 2); + + // The second copy of the reply must not re-fire the callback: + // QtWebSocketBackend erases the pending entry when the first copy lands, so + // the duplicate finds no match and is dropped. A `thenCount` of 2 here + // would be a framework finding, not a test bug. + CHECK_FALSE(::morph::ladder::testkit::pumpUntil([&] { return thenCount >= 2; }, 400ms)); + CHECK(thenCount == 1); + + // A duplicated *reply* is not a duplicated *execution*: the server ran the + // action once, so the running total is still 5. + CHECK(::morph::ladder::testkit::awaitQt(handler.execute(FaultProbeAdd{0})) == 5); +} + +TEST_CASE("FaultProxy: a second client connection replaces the first, still working end-to-end", + "[ladder][testkit][fault-proxy]") { + ProxyRig rig; + ::morph::bridge::BridgeHandler handler{*rig.bridge, &rig.qtExec}; + CHECK(::morph::ladder::testkit::awaitQt(handler.execute(FaultProbeAdd{1})) == 1); + + // A second backend connects to the same proxy URL while the first client + // socket is still live from the proxy's perspective — onClientConnection() + // must tear down the old leg and adopt the new one instead of crashing or + // silently keeping both. This is the shape a real reconnect after + // killAfter takes (a fresh connection replacing an aborted one); this test + // doesn't need killAfter to reach it, just two connections in sequence. + auto secondBackend = std::make_unique<::morph::qt::QtWebSocketBackend>( + rig.proxy->url(), ::morph::model::detail::defaultDispatcher(), ::morph::model::detail::defaultRegistry(), + std::nullopt, ::morph::qt::QtWebSocketBackend::Config{.reconnectEnabled = false}); + REQUIRE(secondBackend->waitForConnected()); + ::morph::bridge::Bridge secondBridge{std::move(secondBackend)}; + ::morph::bridge::BridgeHandler secondHandler{secondBridge, &rig.qtExec}; + + // The replacement leg genuinely relays end-to-end through the proxy. A + // fresh connection registers its own model instance server-side (models + // here are per-registration, not shared across connections unless + // registered that way), so this is 1 (0+1 on the new instance), not 2 — + // the point of this assertion is that the call resolves through the + // *new* leg at all, not that state carried over from the old one. + CHECK(::morph::ladder::testkit::awaitQt(secondHandler.execute(FaultProbeAdd{1})) == 1); +} + +TEST_CASE("FaultProxy: an undecodable client frame is forwarded unreported, not dropped or crashed on", + "[ladder][testkit][fault-proxy]") { + ProxyRig rig; + + bool observerCalled = false; + rig.proxy->setRequestObserver([&](std::uint64_t, ::morph::ladder::testkit::FaultProxy&) { observerCalled = true; }); + + // A raw socket, not a QtWebSocketBackend: the backend only ever emits + // well-formed wire::Envelopes, so reaching onClientTextMessage's + // undecodable-frame branch needs a client that can send genuine garbage. + QWebSocket raw; + QString reply; + bool gotReply = false; + QObject::connect(&raw, &QWebSocket::textMessageReceived, [&](const QString& msg) { + reply = msg; + gotReply = true; + }); + raw.open(rig.proxy->url()); + REQUIRE(::morph::ladder::testkit::pumpUntil([&] { return raw.state() == QAbstractSocket::ConnectedState; })); + + raw.sendTextMessage(QStringLiteral("not-json-and-not-a-wire-envelope")); + + // The garbage frame is still forwarded upstream (onClientTextMessage's + // undecodable branch only skips reporting it to the observer, per its own + // comment) — the real server replies with its own protocol-level error, + // proving the frame reached it rather than being silently swallowed here. + REQUIRE(::morph::ladder::testkit::pumpUntil([&] { return gotReply; })); + CHECK_FALSE(observerCalled); + + raw.close(); + REQUIRE(::morph::ladder::testkit::pumpUntil([&] { return raw.state() == QAbstractSocket::UnconnectedState; })); +} + +TEST_CASE("FaultProxy::killAfter drops the connection instead of the targeted reply, and the client sees it", + "[ladder][testkit][fault-proxy]") { + // Above the rig — see the dropReply case. `disconnected` especially: the + // backend owns the handler that writes it, and the backend is destroyed + // inside `~ProxyRig`. + std::atomic disconnected{false}; + int requestsSeen = 0; + bool resolved = false; + bool failed = false; + + ProxyRig rig; + ::morph::bridge::BridgeHandler handler{*rig.bridge, &rig.qtExec}; + + // Observed on the *client*, through QtWebSocketBackend's own disconnect + // notification (the [issue29] pattern in tests/qt/test_qt_websocket.cpp) — + // not by inspecting the proxy's or the server's side of the socket. + rig.backend->setDisconnectHandler([&] { disconnected.store(true); }); + + rig.proxy->setRequestObserver([&](std::uint64_t callId, ::morph::ladder::testkit::FaultProxy& self) { + if (++requestsSeen == 1) { + self.killAfter(callId); + } + }); + + const std::uint64_t forwardedBefore = rig.proxy->repliesForwarded(); + handler.execute(FaultProbeAdd{1}) + .then([&](int) { resolved = true; }) + .onError([&](const std::exception_ptr&) { failed = true; }); + + REQUIRE(::morph::ladder::testkit::pumpUntil([&] { return disconnected.load(); })); + CHECK(requestsSeen == 1); + // The connection died *instead of* the reply being forwarded. + CHECK(rig.proxy->repliesForwarded() == forwardedBefore); + + // The reply died with the connection: the call fails rather than resolving. + REQUIRE(::morph::ladder::testkit::pumpUntil([&] { return failed; })); + CHECK_FALSE(resolved); +} + +// Forcing a real listen() failure or a genuinely-null nextPendingConnection() +// deterministically isn't practically achievable without flakiness or a +// test-only seam on Qt's own socket classes — the decision logic that would +// run in either case is factored into these two plain functions instead, so +// it's what gets tested. See their doc comments in fault_proxy.hpp. +TEST_CASE("FaultProxy's throwIfListenFailed throws exactly when its argument is false", + "[ladder][testkit][fault-proxy]") { + REQUIRE_THROWS_AS(::morph::ladder::testkit::detail::throwIfListenFailed(false), std::runtime_error); + REQUIRE_NOTHROW(::morph::ladder::testkit::detail::throwIfListenFailed(true)); +} + +TEST_CASE("isValidIncomingConnection rejects null, accepts non-null", "[ladder][testkit][fault-proxy]") { + REQUIRE_FALSE(::morph::ladder::testkit::detail::isValidIncomingConnection(nullptr)); + + QWebSocket socket; + REQUIRE(::morph::ladder::testkit::detail::isValidIncomingConnection(&socket)); +} + +// A real trusted upstream server never emits an undecodable reply, so +// onUpstreamTextMessage's catch branch is otherwise unreachable from an +// integration test — decodeCallIdOrZero is what's tested directly instead. +// See its doc comment in fault_proxy.hpp. +TEST_CASE("decodeCallIdOrZero round-trips a valid envelope's callId, and is 0 for garbage", + "[ladder][testkit][fault-proxy]") { + const QString validReply = + QString::fromStdString(::morph::wire::encode(::morph::wire::makeOk(/*callId=*/7))); + CHECK(::morph::ladder::testkit::detail::decodeCallIdOrZero(validReply) == 7); + + CHECK(::morph::ladder::testkit::detail::decodeCallIdOrZero( + QStringLiteral("not-json-and-not-a-wire-envelope")) == 0); +} diff --git a/examples/common/testkit/test_presenter.cpp b/examples/common/testkit/test_presenter.cpp new file mode 100644 index 00000000..63b4ccf8 --- /dev/null +++ b/examples/common/testkit/test_presenter.cpp @@ -0,0 +1,255 @@ +// SPDX-License-Identifier: Apache-2.0 +#include + +#include "gui/app_context.hpp" +#include "gui/presenter.hpp" +#include "testkit/backend_rig.hpp" +#include "testkit/pump.hpp" + +#include + +#include + +// Deliberately at namespace scope, not inside an anonymous namespace: glz's +// reflection (which BRIDGE_REGISTER_MODEL/BRIDGE_REGISTER_ACTION rely on to +// serialize these types across the wire) needs external linkage on the type — +// see testkit/test_backend_rig.cpp's RigProbeModel for the same pattern. +// The registration macros must also appear before ProbePresenter below: its +// inline bump() calls BridgeHandler::execute< +// PresenterProbeAction>(), which needs morph::model::ActionTraits< +// PresenterProbeAction> already specialised at that point (an ordinary +// member function's body is compiled in place, not deferred to end of TU). +struct PresenterProbeAction { + int value = 0; +}; +struct PresenterProbeModel { + int execute(PresenterProbeAction action) { return action.value + 1; } +}; + +// A second action whose model deliberately throws, so a test can drive +// track()'s .onError path (finishOne() called from the error branch, never +// exercised by the plain success-path test above). +struct PresenterProbeFailAction {}; +struct PresenterProbeFailModel { + int execute(PresenterProbeFailAction) { throw std::runtime_error{"presenter probe: deliberate failure"}; } +}; + +BRIDGE_REGISTER_MODEL(PresenterProbeModel, "PresenterProbeModel") +BRIDGE_REGISTER_ACTION(PresenterProbeModel, PresenterProbeAction, "PresenterProbeAction") +BRIDGE_REGISTER_MODEL(PresenterProbeFailModel, "PresenterProbeFailModel") +BRIDGE_REGISTER_ACTION(PresenterProbeFailModel, PresenterProbeFailAction, "PresenterProbeFailAction") + +namespace { + +class ProbePresenter : public morph::ladder::gui::Presenter { + public: + ProbePresenter(morph::bridge::Bridge& bridge, morph::exec::IExecutor* exec) + : _handler{bridge, exec}, _failHandler{bridge, exec} {} + + void bump(int value) { + track(_handler.execute(PresenterProbeAction{value}), [this](int result) { lastResult = result; }); + } + + /// @brief Drives the model that always throws, so track()'s .onError + /// branch (and therefore finishOne() called from there) actually + /// runs — the plain success path above never reaches it. + void bumpAndFail() { + track(_failHandler.execute(PresenterProbeFailAction{}), [](int) { + FAIL("onOk must not run for a failed action"); + }); + } + + /// @brief Drives the (successful) probe action, but with an onOk callback + /// that itself throws — track()'s catch-block must still call + /// finishOne() before rethrowing (presenter.hpp's documented + /// exception-safety contract), or busy() would stay true forever. + void bumpAndThrowFromOnOk() { + track(_handler.execute(PresenterProbeAction{0}), + [](int) -> void { throw std::runtime_error{"presenter probe: onOk threw"}; }); + } + + /// @brief Drives the model that always throws, using the three-argument + /// track(onOk, onErr) overload so a test can assert the onErr + /// callback itself actually fires. Regression coverage for + /// docs/findings/023: bumpAndFail() above only exercises the + /// two-argument form, which busy()/idle() alone cannot + /// distinguish from the pre-fix bug (the surviving handler in + /// both cases is track()'s own, so the counter always cleared + /// correctly — the bug was invisible to that assertion). This + /// method exercises the new third parameter directly, which is + /// what the fix in presenter.hpp actually added. + void bumpAndFailWithHandler() { + track( + _failHandler.execute(PresenterProbeFailAction{}), + [](int) { FAIL("onOk must not run for a failed action"); }, + [this](const std::exception_ptr&) { errorHandlerFired = true; }); + } + + /// @brief Drives the model that always throws, with an `onErr` callback + /// that itself throws — the mirror of `bumpAndThrowFromOnOk()` for + /// `track()`'s *error* branch. That branch has its own + /// `catch (...) { finishOne(); throw; }`, and it is the one a real + /// presenter is most likely to trip: `onErr` is where a subclass + /// renders the failure, and rendering is exactly the kind of code + /// that throws. + void bumpAndThrowFromOnErr() { + track( + _failHandler.execute(PresenterProbeFailAction{}), + [](int) { FAIL("onOk must not run for a failed action"); }, + [](const std::exception_ptr&) -> void { throw std::runtime_error{"presenter probe: onErr threw"}; }); + } + + int lastResult = -1; + bool errorHandlerFired = false; + + private: + morph::bridge::BridgeHandler _handler; + morph::bridge::BridgeHandler _failHandler; +}; + +} // namespace + +TEST_CASE("Presenter::busy() is true while an action is in flight and false once it settles", + "[ladder][testkit][gui][presenter]") { + morph::ladder::gui::AppContext ctx{morph::ladder::gui::Local{}}; + ProbePresenter presenter{ctx.bridge(), ctx.executor()}; + + REQUIRE_FALSE(presenter.busy()); + presenter.bump(41); + REQUIRE(morph::ladder::testkit::settle(presenter)); + REQUIRE_FALSE(presenter.busy()); + REQUIRE(presenter.lastResult == 42); +} + +TEST_CASE("Presenter::track() calls finishOne() on the error path, not just success", + "[ladder][testkit][gui][presenter]") { + morph::ladder::gui::AppContext ctx{morph::ladder::gui::Local{}}; + ProbePresenter presenter{ctx.bridge(), ctx.executor()}; + + REQUIRE_FALSE(presenter.busy()); + presenter.bumpAndFail(); + REQUIRE(presenter.busy()); + REQUIRE(morph::ladder::testkit::settle(presenter)); + REQUIRE_FALSE(presenter.busy()); // .onError's finishOne() ran — the counter didn't leak +} + +TEST_CASE("Presenter::track() calls finishOne() even when onOk itself throws", + "[ladder][testkit][gui][presenter]") { + morph::ladder::gui::AppContext ctx{morph::ladder::gui::Local{}}; + ProbePresenter presenter{ctx.bridge(), ctx.executor()}; + + REQUIRE_FALSE(presenter.busy()); + presenter.bumpAndThrowFromOnOk(); + // track()'s .then() rethrows after finishOne() (presenter.hpp's own + // catch-block), but Completion's executor composes every attached + // .then() handler and itself catches (and logs) a throwing one rather + // than letting it escape to pumpUntil's caller (docs/spec/core/completion.md, + // "Handler fan-out") — so this only observes the counter, not the throw + // itself. + REQUIRE(morph::ladder::testkit::pumpUntil([&] { return !presenter.busy(); })); + // finishOne() ran before the exception was swallowed: busy() is false, + // not leaked. + REQUIRE_FALSE(presenter.busy()); +} + +TEST_CASE("Presenter::track()'s three-argument overload invokes onErr on the error path", + "[ladder][testkit][gui][presenter]") { + // Regression test for docs/findings/023 (Completion::onError() is + // single-slot: a second .onError() attach silently discards the first). + // The test case above ("...calls finishOne() on the error path...") only + // asserts busy()/idle() — that assertion passed even with the pre-fix + // bug present, since the surviving .onError() handler was always + // track()'s own. This test instead asserts the onErr callback supplied + // as track()'s third argument actually runs — the thing the bug would + // have silently discarded. + morph::ladder::gui::AppContext ctx{morph::ladder::gui::Local{}}; + ProbePresenter presenter{ctx.bridge(), ctx.executor()}; + + REQUIRE_FALSE(presenter.errorHandlerFired); + presenter.bumpAndFailWithHandler(); + REQUIRE(morph::ladder::testkit::settle(presenter)); + REQUIRE(presenter.errorHandlerFired); + REQUIRE_FALSE(presenter.busy()); // both onErr and finishOne() ran +} + +TEST_CASE("Presenter::track() calls finishOne() even when onErr itself throws", + "[ladder][testkit][gui][presenter]") { + // The `.onError` branch's half of the exception-safety contract the + // "...even when onOk itself throws" case above pins for `.then`. Same + // mechanism (finishOne() runs from the catch-block before the rethrow), + // but Completion's executor composes every attached .onError() handler + // and itself catches (and logs) a throwing one rather than letting it + // escape to pumpUntil's caller (docs/spec/core/completion.md, "Handler + // fan-out") — the same reason the ".then" mirror test above no longer + // expects a throw either. What is still at stake: if `finishOne()` did + // not run before the rethrow, `_inFlight` would never return to zero, + // `busy()` would stay true forever, and every later `settle()` in the + // process would burn its full deadline before failing with no useful + // diagnostic. + morph::ladder::gui::AppContext ctx{morph::ladder::gui::Local{}}; + ProbePresenter presenter{ctx.bridge(), ctx.executor()}; + + REQUIRE_FALSE(presenter.busy()); + presenter.bumpAndThrowFromOnErr(); + REQUIRE(morph::ladder::testkit::pumpUntil([&] { return !presenter.busy(); })); + REQUIRE_FALSE(presenter.busy()); +} + +TEST_CASE("AppContext{Local} is ready on construction and runs onReady inline", + "[ladder][testkit][gui][app-context]") { + morph::ladder::gui::AppContext ctx{morph::ladder::gui::Local{}}; + + // No transport to wait for, so no deferral: a Local context is usable the + // line after its constructor returns, as every existing caller assumes. + REQUIRE(ctx.ready()); + + bool fired = false; + ctx.onReady([&] { fired = true; }); + REQUIRE(fired); // synchronous — nothing pumped the event loop in between +} + +TEST_CASE("AppContext::onReady(nullptr) is a no-op, not a crash", "[ladder][testkit][gui][app-context]") { + morph::ladder::gui::AppContext ctx{morph::ladder::gui::Local{}}; + ctx.onReady(nullptr); // must simply do nothing — no callback to run or queue + SUCCEED("onReady(nullptr) returned without invoking or storing anything"); +} + +TEST_CASE("AppContext::login() sets the bridge's default session principal", "[ladder][testkit][gui][app-context]") { + morph::ladder::gui::AppContext ctx{morph::ladder::gui::Local{}}; + ctx.login("alice"); + // login() forwards to Bridge::setDefaultSession — observable indirectly + // via the same bridge a handler built against this context would use; + // the model itself doesn't read the principal here, so this asserts the + // call completes without throwing rather than a specific session::current() + // read, which needs a live dispatch to observe. + ProbePresenter presenter{ctx.bridge(), ctx.executor()}; + presenter.bump(1); + REQUIRE(morph::ladder::testkit::settle(presenter)); + REQUIRE(presenter.lastResult == 2); +} + +TEST_CASE("AppContext{Remote} defers readiness to the first connect", + "[ladder][testkit][gui][app-context][socket-only]") { + // A server with no clients of its own — the AppContext below is the client. + morph::ladder::testkit::BackendRig rig{morph::ladder::testkit::Mode::Socket, /*nClients=*/0}; + morph::ladder::gui::AppContext ctx{morph::ladder::gui::Remote{rig.url()}}; + + // Not ready the line after construction: QWebSocket::open() is + // asynchronous and no event-loop turn has run yet. Constructing a + // BridgeHandler here is exactly the permanent registration failure + // docs/findings/017-async-registration-fails-before-connect.md describes. + REQUIRE_FALSE(ctx.ready()); + + int fired = 0; + ctx.onReady([&] { ++fired; }); + REQUIRE(fired == 0); // queued, not run + + REQUIRE(morph::ladder::testkit::pumpUntil([&] { return ctx.ready(); })); + REQUIRE(fired == 1); + + // Registered after readiness: runs inline, exactly like Local mode. + bool late = false; + ctx.onReady([&] { late = true; }); + REQUIRE(late); + REQUIRE(fired == 1); // the first callback is not re-run +} diff --git a/examples/common/testkit/test_pump.cpp b/examples/common/testkit/test_pump.cpp new file mode 100644 index 00000000..a776d58a --- /dev/null +++ b/examples/common/testkit/test_pump.cpp @@ -0,0 +1,114 @@ +// SPDX-License-Identifier: Apache-2.0 +#include + +#include "testkit/pump.hpp" + +#include + +#include +#include + +#include + +TEST_CASE("pumpUntil returns true once the predicate flips", "[ladder][testkit][pump]") { + REQUIRE(QCoreApplication::instance() != nullptr); + bool flag = false; + QTimer::singleShot(20, [&] { flag = true; }); + REQUIRE(morph::ladder::testkit::pumpUntil([&] { return flag; }, std::chrono::milliseconds{500})); +} + +TEST_CASE("pumpUntil returns false on timeout without hanging", "[ladder][testkit][pump]") { + REQUIRE_FALSE(morph::ladder::testkit::pumpUntil([] { return false; }, std::chrono::milliseconds{50})); +} + +// deadlineScale() itself reads MORPH_LADDER_DEADLINE_MS behind a `static +// const` guard that runs exactly once per *process* — no test in this shared +// binary can ever be first to observe a particular env value, since some +// earlier test has always already forced the "unset" path. computeDeadlineScale +// takes the raw env value as a parameter instead, so it's directly testable +// without a process boundary — see pump.hpp's comment on it for the full +// rationale. +TEST_CASE("computeDeadlineScale is 1.0 when MORPH_LADDER_DEADLINE_MS is unset", "[ladder][testkit][pump]") { + REQUIRE(morph::ladder::testkit::detail::computeDeadlineScale(nullptr) == 1.0); +} + +TEST_CASE("computeDeadlineScale interprets its argument as a new 5000ms baseline", "[ladder][testkit][pump]") { + REQUIRE(morph::ladder::testkit::detail::computeDeadlineScale("2500") == 0.5); + REQUIRE(morph::ladder::testkit::detail::computeDeadlineScale("5000") == 1.0); + REQUIRE(morph::ladder::testkit::detail::computeDeadlineScale("10000") == 2.0); +} + +TEST_CASE("computeDeadlineScale is 1.0 for an unparseable value, not a crash", "[ladder][testkit][pump]") { + REQUIRE(morph::ladder::testkit::detail::computeDeadlineScale("not-a-number") == 1.0); + REQUIRE(morph::ladder::testkit::detail::computeDeadlineScale("") == 1.0); +} + +// morph::async::Completion is consumer-facing only (then()/onError()); it has +// no resolve()/fail() of its own. The producer side — confirmed by reading +// include/morph/core/completion.hpp and cross-checked against how the core test +// suite builds completions (e.g. tests/test_completion.cpp) — is a +// std::shared_ptr> passed alongside an +// morph::exec::IExecutor* to the Completion constructor; setValue()/setException() +// on that shared state are what a producer calls. Here we use morph::qt::QtExecutor +// (already linked in via morph::qt) as the executor, since it delivers callbacks +// through the Qt event loop exactly as pumpUntil expects to pump them. + +TEST_CASE("awaitQt resolves a Completion and returns its value", "[ladder][testkit][pump]") { + morph::qt::QtExecutor executor; + auto state = std::make_shared>(); + morph::async::Completion completion{state, &executor}; + QTimer::singleShot(10, [state] { state->setValue(42); }); + REQUIRE(morph::ladder::testkit::awaitQt(std::move(completion)) == 42); +} + +TEST_CASE("awaitQt rethrows the completion's error", "[ladder][testkit][pump]") { + morph::qt::QtExecutor executor; + auto state = std::make_shared>(); + morph::async::Completion completion{state, &executor}; + QTimer::singleShot(10, [state] { + try { + throw std::runtime_error("boom"); + } catch (...) { + state->setException(std::current_exception()); + } + }); + REQUIRE_THROWS_AS(morph::ladder::testkit::awaitQt(std::move(completion)), std::runtime_error); +} + +// Regression test for a stack-use-after-scope bug: awaitQt's original +// implementation captured its `value`/`error` locals *by reference* in the +// then()/onError() handlers. Those handlers are stored on the completion's +// backing CompletionState, which can outlive awaitQt's stack frame — e.g. +// when awaitQt times out and throws while the underlying operation is still +// pending. Here `state` (the CompletionState) is kept alive by this test +// past the awaitQt call, exactly as an unrelated pending-call map elsewhere +// would keep it alive in production. Resolving it *after* awaitQt has +// already thrown and unwound exercises the late-callback path: with the old +// by-reference capture this write lands on destroyed stack memory (a +// stack-use-after-scope, reliably flagged by ASan even when it doesn't +// crash outright in a plain build); with the fix (heap state behind a +// shared_ptr captured by value) it lands on harmless, still-valid, orphaned +// heap memory. This test cannot assert on the corrupted value directly — +// its value is proving the process doesn't crash/corrupt under a sanitizer. +TEST_CASE("awaitQt timeout does not leave dangling references for a late-firing callback", "[ladder][testkit][pump]") { + morph::qt::QtExecutor executor; + auto state = std::make_shared>(); + morph::async::Completion completion{state, &executor}; + + // Nothing ever resolves this completion before the deadline, so awaitQt + // times out and throws while its then()/onError() handlers are still + // attached to `state`. + REQUIRE_THROWS_AS(morph::ladder::testkit::awaitQt(std::move(completion), std::chrono::milliseconds{50}), + std::runtime_error); + + // awaitQt's frame is gone, but `state` (held here, as a backend's + // pending-call map would hold it) is still alive and still holds the + // handlers awaitQt installed. Resolve it now and pump so the posted + // callback actually runs. + state->setValue(42); + // Deliberately discarded: the predicate is `false` by construction, so + // this is "pump for 50ms", not a wait — the timeout *is* the point. + (void)morph::ladder::testkit::pumpUntil([] { return false; }, std::chrono::milliseconds{50}); + + SUCCEED("late resolution after awaitQt's timeout did not crash or corrupt memory"); +} diff --git a/examples/common/testkit/test_strand_interleaver.cpp b/examples/common/testkit/test_strand_interleaver.cpp new file mode 100644 index 00000000..8cc92785 --- /dev/null +++ b/examples/common/testkit/test_strand_interleaver.cpp @@ -0,0 +1,124 @@ +// SPDX-License-Identifier: Apache-2.0 +#include + +#include "testkit/strand_interleaver.hpp" + +#include + +#include +#include +#include + +TEST_CASE("DeterministicExecutor runs same-key strand tasks in FIFO order under a scripted interleaving", + "[ladder][testkit][strand-interleaver]") { + morph::ladder::testkit::DeterministicExecutor det; + morph::exec::detail::StrandExecutor strand{det}; + + std::vector order; + morph::exec::detail::ModelId key{1}; + morph::exec::detail::ModelId otherKey{2}; + + strand.post(key, [&] { order.push_back(1); }); + strand.post(otherKey, [&] { order.push_back(100); }); + strand.post(key, [&] { order.push_back(2); }); + + REQUIRE(det.pending() >= 1); + + // Deliberately run the *other* key's task before the same-key pair's + // second entry, proving the interleaving is under this test's control + // rather than the underlying pool's scheduling. + while (det.pending() > 0) { + det.step(); + } + + // key's two tasks must have run in post order relative to each other + // (StrandExecutor's own guarantee); otherKey's task may interleave + // anywhere since it is a different key — assert only the same-key + // relative order, which is the property this harness exists to make + // reproducible. + auto posOf = [&](int value) { + return static_cast(std::find(order.begin(), order.end(), value) - order.begin()); + }; + REQUIRE(posOf(1) < posOf(2)); +} + +TEST_CASE("DeterministicExecutor::runSchedule executes queued tasks in the caller's chosen order", + "[ladder][testkit][strand-interleaver]") { + morph::ladder::testkit::DeterministicExecutor det; + std::vector order; + det.post([&] { order.push_back(1); }); + det.post([&] { order.push_back(2); }); + det.post([&] { order.push_back(3); }); + + // Indices are re-read after each erase, not fixed against the original + // queue: to run "3" (index 2) first, then "1" (index 0), then "2", the + // third index is 0 — not 1 — because once "3" and "1" are gone, "2" is + // the only element left and sits at index 0. + det.runSchedule({ 2, 0, 0 }); // run "3" first, then "1", then "2" + REQUIRE(order == std::vector{ 3, 1, 2 }); +} + +TEST_CASE("DeterministicExecutor::runSchedule forces a non-default interleaving across two StrandExecutor keys", + "[ladder][testkit][strand-interleaver]") { + // Plain FIFO draining (the previous test case) happens to run `key`'s + // two tasks with `otherKey`'s task landing *between* them, because + // StrandExecutor::post appends a same-key continuation to the *back* of + // the base executor's queue rather than re-running it immediately: after + // posting key/otherKey/key, the DeterministicExecutor's queue holds only + // two entries — [keyTask1, otherKeyTask] — since the second `key` post + // finds the strand already running and just enqueues onto the strand's + // own pending list rather than posting a third entry to `det`. Stepping + // that queue FIFO therefore already interleaves otherKey's task between + // key's two tasks, without any deliberate scripting. + // + // This test proves runSchedule can force a *different* order than that + // default: both of key's tasks back-to-back, with otherKey's task + // pushed out to run last — an order plain FIFO draining would never + // produce, and one that only works because runSchedule re-reads the + // queue's current contents before consuming each index (the second + // `key` task's post-to-`det` entry does not exist yet at schedule- + // construction time; it only appears once the first `key` task has run + // and StrandExecutor re-arms the strand). + morph::ladder::testkit::DeterministicExecutor det; + morph::exec::detail::StrandExecutor strand{det}; + + std::vector order; + morph::exec::detail::ModelId key{1}; + morph::exec::detail::ModelId otherKey{2}; + + strand.post(key, [&] { order.push_back(1); }); + strand.post(otherKey, [&] { order.push_back(100); }); + strand.post(key, [&] { order.push_back(2); }); + + // det's queue right now: [0] = key's first-task dispatch, [1] = otherKey's + // dispatch. key's second task is not queued on `det` yet — it is sitting + // in the strand's own pending list, waiting for the strand to be re-armed. + REQUIRE(det.pending() == 2); + + // Step 1: run index 0 (key's first task). This both runs task 1 *and* + // causes StrandExecutor to re-arm the key strand, appending a new + // dispatch to the back of det's queue — so afterwards det's queue is + // [otherKey's dispatch, key's second-task dispatch]. + // + // Step 2: run index 1 — *not* index 0 — to run key's second-task + // dispatch (the one that only just appeared) ahead of otherKey's, + // deliberately keeping key's two tasks contiguous. + // + // Step 3: only otherKey's dispatch is left, at index 0. + det.runSchedule({ 0, 1, 0 }); + + REQUIRE(order == std::vector{ 1, 2, 100 }); +} + +TEST_CASE("DeterministicExecutor::step throws when the queue is empty", "[ladder][testkit][strand-interleaver]") { + morph::ladder::testkit::DeterministicExecutor det; + REQUIRE(det.pending() == 0); + REQUIRE_THROWS_AS(det.step(), std::runtime_error); +} + +TEST_CASE("DeterministicExecutor::runSchedule throws on an out-of-range index", + "[ladder][testkit][strand-interleaver]") { + morph::ladder::testkit::DeterministicExecutor det; + det.post([] {}); + REQUIRE_THROWS_AS(det.runSchedule({ 1 }), std::runtime_error); +} diff --git a/examples/common/testkit/test_wasm_registration_path_native.cpp b/examples/common/testkit/test_wasm_registration_path_native.cpp new file mode 100644 index 00000000..96f10dfc --- /dev/null +++ b/examples/common/testkit/test_wasm_registration_path_native.cpp @@ -0,0 +1,111 @@ +// SPDX-License-Identifier: Apache-2.0 +#include + +#include "testkit/pump.hpp" + +#include +#include +#include +#include +#include +#include +#include + +#include +#include +#include + +// Deliberately at namespace scope, not inside an anonymous namespace: glz's +// reflection (which BRIDGE_REGISTER_MODEL/BRIDGE_REGISTER_ACTION rely on to +// serialize these types across the wire) needs external linkage on the +// type — see glaze/reflection/get_name.hpp's `extern const T external`, and +// test_fault_proxy.cpp's/test_backend_rig.cpp's identical note. Distinctly +// named from wasm_spike/spike_model.hpp's SpikeEchoModel/SpikeEchoAction: +// this test target and main_wasm.cpp's registration would violate ODR if +// ever linked into the same process (wasm_spike/spike_model.hpp's own +// comment), so this test uses its own model instead of reusing that one. +struct WasmSpikeProbeAction { + int value = 0; +}; +struct WasmSpikeProbeModel { + int execute(WasmSpikeProbeAction action) { return action.value; } +}; + +BRIDGE_REGISTER_MODEL(WasmSpikeProbeModel, "WasmSpikeProbeModel") +BRIDGE_REGISTER_ACTION(WasmSpikeProbeModel, WasmSpikeProbeAction, "WasmSpikeProbeAction") + +// The brief's original draft for this test (and main_wasm.cpp's first draft) +// called `bridge.registerHandler(binding)` unconditionally, immediately after +// constructing the Bridge -- before any Qt event-loop turn had a chance to +// run, so the QWebSocket was guaranteed to still be unconnected at that +// point. `QtWebSocketBackend::registerModelAsync()` now queues a +// pre-connect registration and retries it once the socket connects (see +// tests/qt/test_qt_websocket.cpp's "registerModelAsync called before the +// socket connects queues and retries once connected fires"), closing the +// gap docs/findings/017-async-registration-fails-before-connect.md +// originally documented -- so this call sequence now resolves natively, +// with no need for the deferred-registerHandler workaround the test below +// demonstrates (which remains a valid, simpler-still sequence, just no +// longer the only correct one). +TEST_CASE("registerHandler() called immediately after Bridge construction, before any event-loop turn, resolves " + "once the socket connects -- see finding 017", + "[ladder][testkit][wasm-spike]") { + morph::exec::ThreadPoolExecutor serverPool{2}; + auto server = std::make_shared(serverPool); + morph::qt::QtWebSocketServer wsServer{*server, 0}; + REQUIRE(wsServer.listen()); + + QUrl url{QString("ws://127.0.0.1:%1").arg(wsServer.port())}; + auto backendPtr = std::make_unique( + url, morph::model::detail::defaultDispatcher(), morph::model::detail::defaultRegistry(), std::nullopt, + morph::qt::QtWebSocketBackend::Config{.asyncRegistrationEnabled = true}); + + morph::qt::QtExecutor qtExec; + morph::bridge::Bridge bridge{std::move(backendPtr)}; + + auto binding = std::make_shared(); + binding->typeId = "WasmSpikeProbeModel"; + binding->modelFactory = [] { return morph::model::detail::ModelFactory::create(); }; + bridge.registerHandler(binding); // called before the socket is connected -- see finding 017 + + REQUIRE(morph::ladder::testkit::pumpUntil([&] { return binding->currentId.load() != 0U; })); +} + +// The corrected, still fully WASM-safe sequence: defer `registerHandler()` +// until `setConnectHandler`'s callback has actually fired at least once -- +// no `waitForConnected()` (which would nest an event loop and abort a WASM +// page), just ordering the same non-blocking calls correctly. main_wasm.cpp +// uses this exact corrected sequence (see its file comment for the same +// explanation). +TEST_CASE("The WASM spike's registration call sequence resolves natively when registerHandler() is deferred to " + "setConnectHandler's callback (asyncRegistrationEnabled + setConnectHandler)", + "[ladder][testkit][wasm-spike]") { + morph::exec::ThreadPoolExecutor serverPool{2}; + auto server = std::make_shared(serverPool); + morph::qt::QtWebSocketServer wsServer{*server, 0}; + REQUIRE(wsServer.listen()); + + QUrl url{QString("ws://127.0.0.1:%1").arg(wsServer.port())}; + auto backendPtr = std::make_unique( + url, morph::model::detail::defaultDispatcher(), morph::model::detail::defaultRegistry(), std::nullopt, + morph::qt::QtWebSocketBackend::Config{.asyncRegistrationEnabled = true}); + auto* rawBackend = backendPtr.get(); // stays valid: bridge below co-owns the same object + + auto binding = std::make_shared(); + binding->typeId = "WasmSpikeProbeModel"; + binding->modelFactory = [] { return morph::model::detail::ModelFactory::create(); }; + + morph::qt::QtExecutor qtExec; + morph::bridge::Bridge bridge{std::move(backendPtr)}; + + // Installed after Bridge takes ownership (via the raw pointer captured + // above) but before any event-loop turn runs, so it cannot miss the + // connect signal -- identical pattern to main_wasm.cpp. + rawBackend->setConnectHandler([&bridge, binding] { bridge.registerHandler(binding); }); + + REQUIRE(morph::ladder::testkit::pumpUntil([&] { return binding->currentId.load() != 0U; })); + + morph::bridge::BridgeHandler handler{bridge, &qtExec, binding}; + auto result = morph::ladder::testkit::awaitQt(handler.execute(WasmSpikeProbeAction{99})); + REQUIRE(result == 99); +} diff --git a/examples/common/testkit/testkit_main.cpp b/examples/common/testkit/testkit_main.cpp new file mode 100644 index 00000000..7cc8b462 --- /dev/null +++ b/examples/common/testkit/testkit_main.cpp @@ -0,0 +1,36 @@ +// SPDX-License-Identifier: Apache-2.0 +// +// Qt-owning Catch2 main, copied from tests/qt/test_qt_websocket.cpp's pattern: +// the application object must outlive every QObject Catch2 constructs during +// the run and be destroyed before static teardown, or Qt's cleanup runs +// against a torn-down app (observed upstream as a heap-corruption abort on +// shutdown). +// +// MORPH_LADDER_TESTKIT_GUI_APP (defined by morph_add_rung() for a rung whose +// test binary carries the offscreen QML engine-load smoke test, and by nothing +// else) upgrades that object from QCoreApplication to QGuiApplication. +// QGuiApplication *is* a QCoreApplication, so every existing test behaves +// identically; what it adds is a platform integration, without which Qt Quick +// cannot instantiate a window at all. Left off, this file is byte-for-byte the +// plain QCoreApplication main ladder_common_tests has always used — which is +// what keeps examples/TESTING.md presenter rule 1 ("presenters must +// instantiate under a plain QCoreApplication") honestly exercised somewhere. + +#include +#include + +#ifdef MORPH_LADDER_TESTKIT_GUI_APP +#include +using LadderTestApplication = QGuiApplication; +#else +#include +using LadderTestApplication = QCoreApplication; +#endif + +int main(int argc, char* argv[]) { + LadderTestApplication app{argc, argv}; + int result = Catch::Session().run(argc, argv); + QCoreApplication::sendPostedEvents(nullptr, QEvent::DeferredDelete); + QCoreApplication::processEvents(QEventLoop::AllEvents); + return result; +} diff --git a/examples/common/wasm_spike/CMakeLists.txt b/examples/common/wasm_spike/CMakeLists.txt new file mode 100644 index 00000000..1893440f --- /dev/null +++ b/examples/common/wasm_spike/CMakeLists.txt @@ -0,0 +1,36 @@ +# SPDX-License-Identifier: Apache-2.0 +# +# WASM-remote spike (examples/LADDER.md rung 0): proves QtWebSocketBackend +# works from an Emscripten build, which examples/TESTING.md says has never +# been exercised before this. Only built in an Emscripten configure. +# +# main_wasm.cpp has no QML/Quick UI at all -- it is a plain QCoreApplication + +# QTimer + morph bridge console-style program that logs to qDebug(). Unlike +# bank's gui_wasm (which does have a QML UI and pulls in Qt6::Qml/Quick), this +# target only needs Qt6::Core plus whatever morph::qt itself requires -- which +# already pulls in Qt6::WebSockets via its own target_link_libraries (see +# ../../../CMakeLists.txt's morph_qt INTERFACE target). qt_add_executable (not +# plain add_executable) is still correct/needed here independent of the +# missing QML UI: it is what makes Emscripten's HTML/JS shell generation work +# for a Qt-for-WebAssembly target in general. +find_package(Qt6 REQUIRED COMPONENTS Core) +qt_standard_project_setup(REQUIRES 6.5) + +qt_add_executable(morph_ladder_wasm_spike main_wasm.cpp) +# morph::qt is header-only (INTERFACE); the compiled QtWebSocketBackend +# constructor/registerModelAsync/setConnectHandler bodies live in +# morph_qt_impl (see ../../../CMakeLists.txt's `add_library(morph_qt_impl +# STATIC ...)`). main_wasm.cpp constructs a QtWebSocketBackend directly, so +# without this the WASM link fails on undefined symbols -- every other real +# consumer in the repo (examples/common/CMakeLists.txt, tests/qt/CMakeLists.txt, +# tests/net_qt_interop/CMakeLists.txt) links both targets for the same reason. +target_link_libraries(morph_ladder_wasm_spike PRIVATE morph::morph morph::qt morph_qt_impl Qt6::Core) +target_compile_features(morph_ladder_wasm_spike PRIVATE cxx_std_23) + +if(NOT DEFINED MORPH_LADDER_WASM_SPIKE_SERVER_URL) + set(MORPH_LADDER_WASM_SPIKE_SERVER_URL "ws://127.0.0.1:9999" CACHE STRING + "URL the WASM spike client connects to; override to point at a real out-of-band server for the browser smoke test.") +endif() +target_compile_definitions(morph_ladder_wasm_spike PRIVATE + MORPH_LADDER_WASM_SPIKE_SERVER_URL="${MORPH_LADDER_WASM_SPIKE_SERVER_URL}" +) diff --git a/examples/common/wasm_spike/README.md b/examples/common/wasm_spike/README.md new file mode 100644 index 00000000..ba63f0a9 --- /dev/null +++ b/examples/common/wasm_spike/README.md @@ -0,0 +1,76 @@ +# WASM-remote spike + +Proves `morph::qt::QtWebSocketBackend` works from a WASM client — per +[`../../TESTING.md`](../../TESTING.md), "Bank's WASM build is local-only... a +WASM client over `QtWebSocketBackend` has never been run." This is a client +only; point it at a native `RemoteServer` + `QtWebSocketServer` hosting +`SpikeEchoModel` (see `spike_model.hpp`), started separately — for example +`ladder_common_tests`' own `[wasm-spike]`-tagged test case +(`../testkit/test_wasm_registration_path_native.cpp`) demonstrates the exact +registration/execute call sequence natively; a standalone server binary +hosting `SpikeEchoModel` for the browser smoke would be built the same way. + +## Environment note (as of this task, and still true) + +This spike's source (`spike_model.hpp`, `main_wasm.cpp`, this +`CMakeLists.txt`) was written and reviewed, but **no Emscripten toolchain +(`emcc`/`emcmake`) was available in the environment this was authored in**, so +the actual WASM compile gate below has never been run against it. The CMake +is written in good faith against `../../../CMakeLists.txt`'s existing +`MORPH_BUILD_QT` wiring and bank's `gui_wasm` as a template, but until it is +actually configured under `emcmake`, treat it as unverified. Rung 1's task 13 +hit the identical wall (`emcmake: command not found`) while writing pastebin's +WASM client, and added `.github/workflows/wasm-ladder.yml` — a compile gate +that builds *this* target by name alongside every rung's `gui_wasm` client. Its +first green run is what retires this note. In particular: +`morph::qt` (which this target links) only exists when the top-level +`MORPH_BUILD_QT=ON`, which itself runs `find_package(Qt6 COMPONENTS +WebSockets REQUIRED)` — whether a standard Qt-for-WebAssembly install +actually ships a working `Qt6::WebSockets` component is itself part of what +the first real `emcmake` attempt against this target needs to establish. + +## Manual verification + +1. Configure and build for `wasm32-emscripten` (see `../../bank/gui_wasm` for + the toolchain setup this mirrors). +2. Start a server hosting `SpikeEchoModel` on a known port. +3. Configure with `-DMORPH_LADDER_WASM_SPIKE_SERVER_URL=ws://127.0.0.1:`, + build `morph_ladder_wasm_spike`, serve the output over plain HTTP (no + COOP/COEP headers needed — this target avoids `-pthread`, same as bank's + WASM GUI). +4. Open the page, check the browser console for + `morph-ladder-wasm-spike: connected` followed by + `morph-ladder-wasm-spike: result= 99`. + +## Fallback plan, if step 4 does not show `result= 99` + +Per `TESTING.md`'s framework-gaps list and `LADDER.md`'s framework +prerequisites, the two most likely failure modes and their owning findings: + +- **Page aborts before "connected" logs.** Something in the registration path + still nests a synchronous event loop despite `asyncRegistrationEnabled = + true` — re-open finding `001` (async shared/keyed attach) even though this + spike deliberately avoids the *shared* path; if the *plain* async path also + aborts, that is a new, more severe finding (the plain path was supposed to + already be WASM-safe per `[issue26]`'s native tests) — file it as the next + available id in `docs/findings/` (017 as of this writing; check the + highest-numbered file currently present, per `CLAUDE.md`'s numbering rule) + with a name like `NNN-plain-async-registration-aborts-wasm.md`, + `severity: blocker`, and this rung's exit criteria (per + `examples/FINDINGS.md`) are **not met** until it is at least triaged. +- **"connected" logs but no "result=" ever appears.** The action dispatch + itself is hanging — check whether `Completion` needs finding `002`'s + execute-deadline fix to surface the failure at all (today it would just + hang silently, matching `002`'s description exactly). + +If either failure mode reproduces, do **not** silently work around it in this +spike — record it as a finding (per the two bullets above) and mark rung 0's +Task 10 complete anyway with a "documents a real blocker" note; `FINDINGS.md`'s +rung exit criteria explicitly allow a rung to exit with findings still +`open`/`fix-scheduled`, just not un-triaged. + +If the Emscripten configure itself fails before either failure mode above +becomes observable (for example, `find_package(Qt6 COMPONENTS WebSockets +REQUIRED)` failing under `emcmake`, per the environment note above), that is +also a real finding, not a CMake bug in this directory to quietly work +around — file it the same way, citing the specific configure error. diff --git a/examples/common/wasm_spike/main_wasm.cpp b/examples/common/wasm_spike/main_wasm.cpp new file mode 100644 index 00000000..47167530 --- /dev/null +++ b/examples/common/wasm_spike/main_wasm.cpp @@ -0,0 +1,119 @@ +// SPDX-License-Identifier: Apache-2.0 +// +// WASM-remote spike: proves a WASM-compiled QtWebSocketBackend client can +// register a model and execute one action against a real remote server, +// using the two WASM-mandatory patterns documented in examples/TESTING.md, +// "WASM reality": asyncRegistrationEnabled=true (the plain synchronous +// registerModel aborts the page) and setConnectHandler (waitForConnected() +// hangs the page on WASM). +// +// This binary is the client half only — point MORPH_LADDER_WASM_SPIKE_SERVER_URL +// (baked in at build time via a CMake compile definition, since a browser +// page cannot read environment variables) at a real morph::qt::RemoteServer + +// QtWebSocketServer hosting SpikeEchoModel, started out-of-band (see this +// directory's README.md for how the nightly Playwright smoke wires that up). +// +// IMPORTANT ordering constraint discovered while building this spike (see +// docs/findings/017-async-registration-fails-before-connect.md): +// QtWebSocketBackend::registerModelAsync() fails immediately (onError +// "disconnected") with no retry/queueing if called before the socket has +// actually connected — and the *reconnect* handler Bridge installs only +// fires on a *subsequent* reconnect, never on the first connect. So the +// registering call (here, constructing the BridgeHandler, whose constructor +// itself registers) must not happen unconditionally right after constructing +// the Bridge (that would happen synchronously, before any event-loop turn, +// so the socket is guaranteed not yet connected) — it is deferred here to +// fire from inside the `setConnectHandler` callback instead, which is itself +// still fully WASM-safe (no nested event loop). + +#include "spike_model.hpp" + +#include +#include +#include +#include +#include +#include +#include + +#include +#include +#include + +BRIDGE_REGISTER_MODEL(SpikeEchoModel, "SpikeEchoModel") +BRIDGE_REGISTER_ACTION(SpikeEchoModel, SpikeEchoAction, "SpikeEchoAction") + +int main(int argc, char* argv[]) { + QCoreApplication app{argc, argv}; + + QUrl url{QStringLiteral(MORPH_LADDER_WASM_SPIKE_SERVER_URL)}; + // QtWebSocketBackend's constructor has no `tls` parameter at all on an + // SSL-less Qt build (QT_NO_SSL) -- see its class doc comment's "SSL-less + // Qt builds" section. A WASM build is always QT_NO_SSL, so the 4th + // positional argument here is `cfg`, not `tls`; passing `std::nullopt` + // unconditionally (as if `tls` always existed) is a link-time-only bug + // that never surfaces on a native build, where `QT_NO_SSL` is unset -- + // mirrors backend_rig.hpp's identical split for QtWebSocketServer. +#ifdef QT_NO_SSL + auto backendPtr = std::make_unique( + url, morph::model::detail::defaultDispatcher(), morph::model::detail::defaultRegistry(), + morph::qt::QtWebSocketBackend::Config{.asyncRegistrationEnabled = true}); +#else + auto backendPtr = std::make_unique( + url, morph::model::detail::defaultDispatcher(), morph::model::detail::defaultRegistry(), std::nullopt, + morph::qt::QtWebSocketBackend::Config{.asyncRegistrationEnabled = true}); +#endif + auto* rawBackend = backendPtr.get(); // stays valid: Bridge below co-owns the same object + + auto binding = std::make_shared(); + binding->typeId = "SpikeEchoModel"; + binding->modelFactory = [] { return morph::model::detail::ModelFactory::create(); }; + + morph::qt::QtExecutor qtExec; + morph::bridge::Bridge bridge{std::move(backendPtr)}; + + // Holds the one BridgeHandler this spike ever constructs. Must outlive + // the timer lambda below: a lambda-local BridgeHandler is destroyed the + // instant its enclosing lambda invocation returns, and ~BridgeHandler() + // deregisters the model (resetting binding->currentId to 0) -- which + // would race the still-in-flight server reply to the execute() call the + // same lambda just made. + std::optional> handler; + + // waitForConnected() would nest an event loop and abort the page on WASM + // (TESTING.md, "WASM reality") — setConnectHandler is the mandated + // substitute. Constructing BridgeHandler (whose constructor itself calls + // Bridge::registerHandler(binding) -- see bridge.hpp's + // BridgeHandler(Bridge&, IExecutor*, shared_ptr) + // overload) here, not before, is what the ordering-constraint comment + // above requires: this is the earliest point at which the async + // registration call is guaranteed to see a live connection. This also + // replaces what would otherwise be a duplicate registration (once here, + // once implicitly via a separate Bridge::registerHandler(binding) call). + rawBackend->setConnectHandler([&bridge, &qtExec, &handler, binding] { + qDebug() << "morph-ladder-wasm-spike: connected"; + handler.emplace(bridge, &qtExec, binding); + }); + + // Poll (via a QTimer, not waitForConnected/pumpUntil — this is real page + // code, not a test) until the async registration completes, then fire + // one action and log the result to the browser console, where the + // nightly Playwright smoke (this directory's README) asserts on it. + auto* timer = new QTimer{&app}; + QObject::connect(timer, &QTimer::timeout, [&binding, &handler] { + if (binding->currentId.load() == 0U) { + return; + } + static bool fired = false; + if (fired) { + return; + } + fired = true; + handler->execute(SpikeEchoAction{99}) + .then([](int value) { qDebug() << "morph-ladder-wasm-spike: result=" << value; }) + .onError([](const std::exception_ptr&) { qDebug() << "morph-ladder-wasm-spike: error"; }); + }); + timer->start(50); + + return app.exec(); +} diff --git a/examples/common/wasm_spike/spike_model.hpp b/examples/common/wasm_spike/spike_model.hpp new file mode 100644 index 00000000..b00dd193 --- /dev/null +++ b/examples/common/wasm_spike/spike_model.hpp @@ -0,0 +1,21 @@ +// SPDX-License-Identifier: Apache-2.0 +#pragma once + +/// @file +/// The smallest possible model for the WASM-remote spike: proves +/// registration + one round-trip action work over QtWebSocketBackend from a +/// WASM client, nothing more. +/// +/// Deliberately at namespace scope, not inside an anonymous namespace: glz's +/// reflection (which `BRIDGE_REGISTER_MODEL`/`BRIDGE_REGISTER_ACTION` rely on +/// to serialize these types across the wire) needs external linkage on the +/// type — see glaze/reflection/get_name.hpp's `extern const T external`, and +/// examples/common/testkit/test_fault_proxy.cpp's identical note. + +struct SpikeEchoAction { + int value = 0; +}; + +struct SpikeEchoModel { + int execute(SpikeEchoAction action) { return action.value; } +}; diff --git a/examples/crm/README.md b/examples/crm/README.md new file mode 100644 index 00000000..c1a21aa0 --- /dev/null +++ b/examples/crm/README.md @@ -0,0 +1,183 @@ +# crm — rung 7 of the [application ladder](../LADDER.md) + +**Status: design annex** ([round-7 program decision](../LADDER.md)) — this +README is the deliverable; the rung's defining framework question (runtime +custom fields) runs earlier as the standalone **extension-bag spike**, and +building 7a is a post-rung-4 decision. A mini-Salesforce: accounts, +contacts, leads, +opportunities in a pipeline, quotes with exact pricing, per-field +permissions, field-level audit history — and, as the endgame, runtime custom +fields. This rung tests whether morph can carry *metadata-driven* production +business software, the defining property of the Salesforce/SAP class. + +Per review, the rung is split: **7a** = steps 1–8 (a conventional CRM on +compiled types), **7b** = steps 9–10 (runtime custom fields), with an +explicit **go/no-go gate** between them — the extension-bag question has a +different risk profile, and a negative answer must not stall the ladder. + +## Reference implementations + +The open source CRM/ERP world spans a spectrum of "where does the data model +live", and each anchor marks one point on it: + +- **[EspoCRM](https://github.com/espocrm/espocrm)** (PHP, AGPL) — **read + this first.** The whole system, backend and frontend, is driven by merged + JSON metadata: `entityDefs/{Entity}.json` (fields, types, links), + `layouts/*.json` (form layouts), with admin-created custom fields written + as JSON overlays into `custom/`. The Backbone client fetches merged + metadata and renders every form from it — exactly morph's + schema-served-forms model, including enum options and link fields + (analogous to `forms::Choice` action-backed combos). Its **Dynamic Logic** + (JSON condition trees driving visible/required/read-only) is the spec to + copy for conditional forms. Also a precedent: EspoCRM ships with + polling-only notifications. Docs: + +- **[Tryton](https://github.com/tryton/tryton)** (Python, GPL) — the + cleanest ERP codebase and **the only serious open source ERP that runs on + SQLite** (its whole test suite does). Exact `Decimal` everywhere for + money; generic clients render forms from server-served view definitions + (`fields_view_get`) — same shape as a morph Qt client. The reference for + the quotes/pricing and document state machines here. +- **[Frappe / ERPNext](https://github.com/frappe/frappe)** (Python, MIT + framework) — the most complete customization spec in open source: one + **DocType** JSON defines schema, DB table, form UI, list view, and REST + API; custom fields are rows merged into the Meta at load time; child + tables put order lines inside an order form (maps to morph's + nested-aggregate schema recursion, #35). Submitted documents are + immutable + amendable — a natural fit for an append-only journal. Docs: + +- Runtime ceiling, for orientation only: + [Twenty](https://github.com/twentyhq/twenty) (metadata in DB tables, + GraphQL API regenerated at runtime) and + [Corteza](https://github.com/cortezaproject/corteza) (Apache-2.0, Go — + the license-safest design to borrow; modules/fields/pages purely runtime + data). [Odoo](https://github.com/odoo/odoo) is the scope benchmark — + study its docs, not its source. + +## What to implement + +Models: `AccountModel`, `ContactModel`, `LeadModel`, `OpportunityModel` +(shared instances keyed by record id), `QuoteModel`, `MetaModel` (serves +schemas/layouts). Build order (each step is a usable milestone): + +1. **Core objects + CRUD** — Account, Contact, Lead, Opportunity; list + actions with filters/pagination; schema-served forms for every edit view + (validates the existing forms subsystem at real scale). +2. **Relations in forms** — lookup fields via `forms::Choice` backed by + list actions ("account" combo on a contact); child collections (contacts + of an account; quote line items via nested aggregates). +3. **Pipeline + lead conversion** — Opportunity stages as guarded, journaled + transitions (kanban client reuses [`kanban`](../kanban) pieces). + `ConvertLead` → creates Account + Contact + Opportunity **atomically + across three models** — the multi-model transactional action morph's + per-model strands make interesting. Review sharpened both options: + an orchestrating model that *waits* on sub-actions **blocks a pool + thread — N concurrent conversions exhaust the pool and deadlock** + (`Completion` has no chaining to do it non-blockingly); the saga + alternative leaks partial state on a mid-saga crash (no cross-model + transactions, and the three per-model journal entries carry **no causal + link**, so no replay reconstructs the invariant). Decide the idiom + (recommended: one orchestrating model owning the whole conversion on + *its own* strand with compensations) — and **write the pool-starvation + test that shows why naive orchestration is wrong**, plus the + crash-between-legs test showing what the journal can and cannot say. +4. **Quotes/pricing** — line items with exact `Rational` unit prices, + discounts, tax; total recomputation as an action (Tryton semantics). +5. **Authorization depth** — role-based per-entity *and per-field* + permissions via `session::Principal` + `IAuthorizer`; ownership/team + record scoping (Odoo record-rules style). Served schemas must reflect the + caller's rights (read-only fields arrive read-only). +6. **Field-level audit + undo** — EspoCRM's Stream / Frappe's Version + rendered from the morph journal; undo last change per record. +7. **Dynamic logic** — conditional required/visible/read-only encoded in + the served schema. **Round-5 correction: EspoCRM's condition *trees* + cannot be adopted as-is** — morph's `x-rules` vocabulary is closed + single-node conditions (no `and`/`or`/`not`, no `in`-lists, and lookup + fields support only `engaged`/`equals` — `Choice` has no ordering). + The rung maps EspoCRM logic onto the closed vocabulary and files + combinators as a framework proposal where the mapping fails. +8. **Offline** — edit queue in `SqliteOfflineQueue`, replay with conflict + surfacing; no CRM in this class does offline well — it is morph's chance + to differentiate. +9. **Runtime custom fields — the endgame.** Admin action + `AddCustomField { entity, name, type, unit?, required? }` extends the + *served* schema at runtime and persists values. Compiled C++ action + structs cannot grow members, so this decides the framework question this + rung exists to ask: can a morph model carry an open extension bag + (`map` alongside typed members) whose fields appear in + schemas, forms, validation, and the journal like first-class ones? + EspoCRM (file overlay), Frappe (merged Meta rows), and Twenty (runtime + schema regen) are the three prior answers. +10. *(stretch)* Saved views/filters as stored definitions executed by list + actions. Report builders, dashboards, email sync, and workflow timers + are **out of scope** — every researched product implements these as + background/push machinery; note it and stop. + +## morph subsystems exercised + +Forms as the product (not a feature); nested aggregates + action-backed +choices; per-field authorization; multi-model atomic actions vs. per-model +strands; journal as field-level history; offline for business records; the +compiled-types vs. runtime-metadata boundary. + +## Expected strain points + +- `ConvertLead` atomicity across three strands and one SQLite database + (pool-starvation and crash-between-legs tests above). +- Schemas become per-caller (rights) and per-tenant (custom fields) — + schema serving turns from static reflection into computed data. + **Round-5 ground truth**: `schemaJson()` is one cached, unversioned + string per compiled type, and `x-readonly`/`x-hidden` are compile-time + presentation only ("not a security control") — per-caller shaping means + app-side JSON post-processing *plus* independent server-side per-field + enforcement; neither has a framework hook [framework gap]. That includes + **`x-optionsAction` under authorization**: a `forms::Choice` combo whose + backing list action the caller cannot run renders as a dead control — + and its sibling failure, a *filtered* options action returning zero rows, + makes a required Choice permanently unsubmittable. Also mandatory + (review D6): **Choice membership is never validated** — a stale id + (row deleted between fetch and submit) passes the forms layer; the + model-level referential re-check is the binding convention for every + lookup field. +- **The shipped form renderer auto-fires on validity and re-fires per + edit** — there is no submit button (review B4/D7). A CRM of + side-effectful mutations needs the **explicit-submit / presenter-gated + mode** (presenter owns the single `submitIfValid`) built before any form + ships; the two-phase duplicate-detection flow is impossible without it. +- **Nested line items get schemas but no enforcement** (review D3): + `allRequiredEngaged` and precision reconciliation stop at top level, and + the QML renderer has no array/child-table control — quote lines need an + app-level recursive validator plus a child-table renderer [framework + gap]. Empty-vs-zero also bites here: a computed total with a + never-entered discount computes to *empty*, not `qty × price` — decide + per field. +- **Per-field authz vs. one journal**: journal payloads are stored whole, + so field-level history naively shows restricted users values they cannot + read. Redaction-on-serve is app logic; test that a restricted principal + leaks nothing through history *or undo replay*. +- **Custom-field lifecycle races (7b)**: admin deletes a custom field while + (a) a client holds an open form containing it, (b) an offline client has + queued edits carrying it, (c) journal replay carries it. Decide + reject / drop / preserve-as-orphan and test all three arrival paths. +- **Stable pagination**: keyset-cursor lists as the ladder idiom; test + cursor stability while another client renames/deletes rows mid-walk. +- The extension-bag design: validation, journaling, and forms for fields + the C++ type system has never heard of. + +Two review-added features that stress *new interaction shapes* (not bulk), +**both deferred to a "7-later" bucket per the delivery review** (each is a +mini-rung; neither gates 7a/7b): **duplicate detection on create** ("this +contact may already exist — create anyway?") as a two-phase action — +execute → warnings + confirmation token → re-execute; and **record merge** +(two contacts, each with journal history and possibly live shared +instances — two attached handler sets, one survivor), the hardest +journal + instance-directory interaction in the ladder. + +## Definition of done + +- A rep works a lead → conversion → opportunity → quote → won, entirely on + generated forms, on desktop and WASM, local and remote. +- A second user with a restricted role sees the same records with fields + hidden/read-only, enforced server-side. +- An admin adds a custom field at runtime; existing clients render it on + next schema fetch; its values persist, validate, and journal. diff --git a/examples/forge/README.md b/examples/forge/README.md new file mode 100644 index 00000000..038ac3dc --- /dev/null +++ b/examples/forge/README.md @@ -0,0 +1,192 @@ +# forge — rung 8 of the [application ladder](../LADDER.md) + +**Status: design annex** ([round-7 program decision](../LADDER.md)) — this +README is the deliverable; the rung's *framework* content (polling at +500–2,000 sockets, unbounded notification instances, epoch resync, +hardened-config latency) ships earlier as the **forge load script against +synthetic models**; building the product phases is a post-rung-4 decision. +A software forge — the GitLab class: organizations, +teams, repositories, issues, labels, milestones, notifications, wiki, pull +requests with reviews, webhooks, CI status. The ladder's ceiling: every +subsystem and every known framework limit at once, at multi-client scale. + +## Reference implementations + +- **[Gitea](https://github.com/go-gitea/gitea) / + [Forgejo](https://codeberg.org/forgejo/forgejo)** (Go, MIT) — the anchor. + Decisive facts, verified: + - **SQLite is a first-class supported database** — a full forge runs on + morph's persistence tier. + - Even Gitea's own UI **treats push as an optional enhancement over + polling**: notification counts poll (SSE optional and distrusted, see + [gitea#25661](https://github.com/go-gitea/gitea/issues/25661)), CI + runners **poll** `FetchTask` + ([#24543](https://github.com/go-gitea/gitea/issues/24543) to change that + is still open), and the CI log view polls a JSON endpoint + ([#33606](https://github.com/go-gitea/gitea/issues/33606)). A + request/response-only forge is therefore *precedented*, not a + compromise. + - Architecture to study: layered monolith `routers → services → models + (XORM) → modules`; background work behind a unified queue abstraction + (persistable-channel/LevelDB — analogous to morph's SQLite offline + queue); `hook_tasks` table for webhook delivery + retry. + Overview: + Note also: a `git push` over SSH **bypasses morph entirely**, yet repo + viewers must see the new branch on their next poll — the post-receive + hook needs the server-side internal-dispatch seam established in + [`bookmarks`](../bookmarks); the drift test is "push via sidecar, assert + a polling client converges." +- **[Gogs](https://github.com/gogs/gogs)** (Go, MIT) — Gitea's ancestor, + deliberately minimal, single binary + SQLite: the best small-codebase read + for "what is the true minimum forge". +- **[Zulip's events system](https://zulip.readthedocs.io/en/stable/subsystems/events-system.html)** + — the notification transport blueprint: per-client server-side event + queues, register-with-snapshot then incremental `getEventsSince`, queue + GC + full-state resync on expiry. Proves an entire real-time product + ships on request/response alone. This rung scales the pattern introduced + in [`polls`](../polls) to many clients per user across many entities. +- **GitLab itself** — the architecture *lesson*, not a code reference: Rails + keeps typed app logic; **Workhorse** (large/slow transfers) and **Gitaly** + (all git object access, gRPC) bypass it. The shape to copy: typed actions + in morph; bytes in sidecars. +- [Pagure](https://github.com/Pagure/pagure) — curiosity worth knowing: + issue/PR metadata stored as JSON *in git*, i.e. metadata history = git + history — a cousin of morph's replayable journal. + +## What to implement + +Build order follows verified complexity ranking; each phase ships usable. + +**Phase 1 — the tracker (morph sweet spot).** +Models: `OrgModel`, `RepoModel` (shared instance per repo), `IssueModel` +(shared instance per issue), `NotificationModel` (per user). + +Two review-mandated design rules up front: **key models by immutable ids, +never by mutable attributes** — "instances never change key" is load-bearing +in the shared-instance design, and repo rename/transfer (a table-stakes +forge feature this rung must include) collides head-on with a name-keyed +`RepoModel`; and **per-user notification instances are unbounded** — N users +each pinning a live shared instance forever collides with +`LimitPolicy::maxLiveModels` and the absence of idle eviction; the load +script measures instances/memory vs. connected users deliberately, to +motivate an eviction policy [framework gap to expose]. + +1. Users, orgs, teams; repo create/settings; permission matrix + (owner/admin/write/read) via `IAuthorizer` — Gitea's permission checks + transliterated. +2. Issues: CRUD, comments, labels, milestones, assignees, state machine. + **Issue history comes free from the journal** — Gitea maintains a + `comment` row type per event; here the journal *is* that table. +3. Notifications: fan-out-on-write to per-user rows; clients poll unread + counts (exactly what Gitea does); Zulip-pattern event queues for list + deltas — including the Zulip design's *expiry half*: **event-queue GC + and server-restart epochs**. A client holding `lastEventId` across a + restart must detect the epoch change and full-resync; without it the + load test silently measures the wrong thing after the first restart. +4. Search: SQL `LIKE`/FTS5 fallback (Gitea ships a DB fallback too); + indexing pipelines are out of scope. + +**Phase 2 — git enters (the sidecar).** + +5. Repo browsing: tree/blob/commit/branch/log/README rendering. Git object + access lives in a **sidecar module shelling out to git** (Gitea's + `modules/git` approach) exposed as read-only actions; large blobs and + raw-file/archive downloads go over a plain HTTP endpoint next to the + WebSocket server — **the Gitaly/Workhorse lesson: bytes never travel the + JSON action protocol.** Clone/push (smart HTTP/SSH) is served by that + sidecar entirely outside morph. +6. Wiki: a git repo of markdown reusing the same sidecar. + +**Phase 3 — collaboration machinery (the hard 20%).** + +7. Webhooks: config as CRUD actions; delivery as a **durable outbound job + queue in SQLite** (Gitea's `hook_tasks`) with retry + dead-letter — + the background-job pattern from [`bookmarks`](../bookmarks) at + production shape. +8. Pull requests + reviews: diff computation in the sidecar, paginated diff + actions (response-size bounds get measured here), review threads + anchored to diff positions, approve/request-changes state machine. + **Merge is the submit→poll job idiom** from [`ledger`](../ledger): + `SubmitMerge` → job id → poll status (no `Completion` chaining, no + cancellation — this is where those limits show). +9. CI status: an external runner **polls** `FetchTask` (Gitea's actual + protocol), posts status/logs up; the UI polls `GetLogsSince(offset)` for + log tailing — incremental delivery within request/response, the honest + stress test of one-callback-per-outcome. + +## morph subsystems exercised + +All of them, at scale: authorization at real granularity, shared instances +(repo/issue) with many concurrent viewers, journal as product feature +(issue history, audit), event-queue polling under N clients × M +subscriptions (the scale test for no-push), durable background queues, the +sidecar boundary for everything binary. + +## Expected strain points (the point of the rung) + +- **Polling at scale**: notification freshness vs. server load. Review + quantified the meaningful load: **500–2,000 concurrent sockets at + ~1 poll/s** — the ceiling is the single Qt thread that receives every + frame and marshals every reply, not the worker pool; "dozens of clients" + finds nothing. Measure p99 poll latency vs. N, including during a + `closeGracefully` drain, plus the rate-limiter interaction (dropped + frames hang unwrapped completions — the rung-3 helper's timeout is + load-bearing here). +- **Payload bounds**: large diffs/file lists through JSON actions; + pagination as a first-class action idiom — including **diff-cursor + staleness under force-push** (cursors and review comments anchored to + positions that no longer exist; put a diff id/epoch in the cursor). +- **Long operations**: merge/CI without composable completions or + cancellation — the submit→poll idiom's limits. Test **duplicate + `SubmitMerge`** (double-click → two jobs racing on one repo's git lock) + and **client disconnect mid-poll** (the job registry must be + server-scoped, not connection-scoped: the job completes and is + re-pollable from a new connection). +- **Permission revocation mid-session**: a demoted user's attached + `IssueModel`/`RepoModel` handlers must go fully inert — reads included — + not just fail new registrations (kanban's revocation answer at forge + scale). +- **The protocol boundary**: keeping git bytes, archives, and log streams + cleanly outside the action model without the two worlds drifting; webhook + deliveries signed via the [`vetted_hmac`](../vetted_hmac) pattern. +- **Right-to-erasure vs. permanent journal** (written deliverable): the + journal never prunes; GDPR-class user deletion against an immutable audit + trail is an unresolved framework question (rotation exists, redaction + does not). Document the position. + +## Security posture — the hardened-configuration demonstration + +Delivery review found the ladder tested security features piecemeal but +never *composed* them; this rung closes that. The forge server binary's +default configuration is the full `docs/spec/security.md` checklist: TLS +(`tlsVerifyingConfig`/`tlsPinnedConfig`), `MORPH_REQUIRE_VETTED_HMAC=ON` +with a `vetted_hmac` adapter, a `SigningAuthorizer` subclass overriding +**both** `authorizeRegister` and `authorizeInstance`, full `LimitPolicy`, +full server bounds, and `hello` version negotiation — and the **load script +runs against this hardened config** (the limiter, in-flight caps, and TLS +change the latency curve; measuring only the unbounded server measures a +configuration the spec says never to deploy). + +## Phase gating (delivery review) + +Phases 1–2 constitute a shippable forge-lite. Phase 3's items (webhooks, +PRs/reviews, CI protocol) each get an individual go/no-go, like crm's 7b — +phase 3 is effectively a second product and must not be entered as a block. + +## Explicit non-goals + +Sub-second collaborative editing (Etherpad-class OT — genuinely requires +push), federation, code search indexing, and **public-internet exposure / +red-teaming** — but note the hardened *configuration* is in scope, per the +security section above. + +## Definition of done + +- Two orgs, several repos, issues + PRs + reviews end-to-end from Qt + desktop and WASM clients against the remote backend, SQLite storage. +- A demo runner executes a job and the UI tails its log by polling. +- Webhook deliveries survive a server restart (durable queue) and retry. +- A load script sweeping to 500–2,000 polling connections (process-pool + clients per [`../TESTING.md`](../TESTING.md)), with p99 latency and + live-instance/memory measurements written up in this folder — including + a run across a server restart (epoch resync) and a graceful drain. diff --git a/examples/kanban/README.md b/examples/kanban/README.md new file mode 100644 index 00000000..a05d001f --- /dev/null +++ b/examples/kanban/README.md @@ -0,0 +1,165 @@ +# kanban — rung 4 of the [application ladder](../LADDER.md) + +**Status: planned — committed scope, and the ladder's designated +showcase.** A multi-project kanban board: columns, swimlanes, tasks, +drag-and-drop moves, WIP limits, comments, per-project roles, an activity +stream, and automation rules. The mid-tier flagship: the first app where +concurrency, authorization, offline, and the journal are all load-bearing at +once. As the one polished showcase (round-7 audience decision), this rung +alone may spend effort on visual presentation; every other rung stays +deliberately unstyled. + +## Reference implementations + +- **[Kanboard](https://github.com/kanboard/kanboard)** (PHP, MIT, SQLite + first-class, maintenance-mode = a reference that won't shift under you) — + the anchor, for two exceptional properties: + - Its official API is **JSON-RPC 2.0** — a documented catalog of named, + permission-checked procedures (`createTask`, `moveTaskPosition`, + `assignTask`, …) that is effectively a pre-written, battle-tested typed + action vocabulary. Transliterate it into morph actions nearly 1:1: + + - Its full SQLite schema is checked in at `app/Schema/Sql/sqlite.sql` + (40+ tables) — copy the core subset. +- [Focalboard](https://github.com/mattermost-community/focalboard) (Go, + SQLite default; unmaintained — study, don't depend) — secondary: its + "everything is a block with JSON props" model and its + broadcast-is-only-an-optimization WebSocket design confirm last-writer-wins + CRUD + polling is enough for boards. + [Planka](https://github.com/plankanban/planka) is the maintained equivalent. + +## What to implement + +Models: `BoardModel` keyed by project id (shared instance — every viewer of a +board attaches to the same server-side instance), `ProjectAdminModel`. +Entities (Kanboard subset): project, column (+ WIP limit), swimlane, task, +subtask, comment, tag, user/role (`project_has_users`), automatic action, +activity event. + +Build order: + +1. Project/column/task CRUD + `GetBoard` (lift `GetEventsSince` polling from + [`polls`](../polls)). +2. **`MoveTaskPosition { taskId, columnId, position, swimlaneId }`** — the + centerpiece. Two users dragging tasks on the same board concurrently is a + precise test of per-model strand ordering: actions serialize, positions + stay consistent, both clients converge on the next poll. Write the + many-clients stress test around exactly this action. +3. WIP limit enforcement — server-side validation rejecting a move; the + client renders the typed error. +4. Per-project RBAC (viewer/member/manager) via `IAuthorizer` consulting + `project_has_roles` — Kanboard enforces permissions per procedure; mirror + that per action. +5. Activity stream — Kanboard's `project_activities` table is a journal + cousin: derive the stream *from the morph journal* instead of a parallel + table. +6. **Automatic actions** — Kanboard's event→condition→mutation rules (e.g. + "task moved to Done ⇒ assign to closer, add tag"). One client action + cascades into further model mutations. **Review sharpened the decision — + both naive answers diverge on replay**: unjournaled cascades make replay + incomplete, but journaled cascades *double-apply* when replay re-executes + the trigger and the rules re-fire. Choose one of: journal cascades with + a causal parent-id and suppress rule evaluation during replay, or don't + journal cascades and require rule determinism (which breaks when rules + are edited — see [`ledger`](../ledger)'s rule-versioning). State the + choice in writing with a divergence test; note morph today provides + neither replay-mode signaling nor causal links [framework gap]. +7. **Offline drag-a-card** — this rung's framework-level deliverable, with + a **scope correction from review: the offline stack does not run on WASM + today.** `NetworkMonitor` is a background probe thread (WASM build is + single-threaded) and `SqliteOfflineQueue` needs a durable filesystem + (Emscripten = async IDBFS). So: offline is **desktop-first** here using + `SqliteOfflineQueue` (`MORPH_BUILD_OFFLINE_SQLITE`), `NetworkMonitor`, + `SyncWorker`, `ReconnectCoordinator`; a browser-native equivalent + (IndexedDB-backed `IOfflineQueue`, online/offline DOM events feeding + the coordinator) is a stretch goal, explicitly not assumed — and per + round-7 T5 it is **framework-candidate code**: an `IOfflineQueue` + implementation belongs in morph or nowhere, never as app code in this + rung. Queued moves + replay on reconnect; conflicts (column deleted while offline) surface + through the model's `onBackendChanged` reconciliation, not silently. +8. Task attachments — first blob answer: bytes over a side channel (plain + HTTP endpoint next to the WebSocket server), metadata through actions. + +## morph subsystems exercised + +Strand ordering under real contention (2), typed server-side validation (3), +authorization at Kanboard's granularity (4), journal-derived activity + undo +(5, 6), the full offline stack (7), shared board instances throughout. + +## Expected strain points + +- Position renumbering under interleaved moves — the classic ordering bug; + the strand should prevent it, the stress test must prove it. +- **Exactly-once has no owner in the stack [this rung establishes the + pattern]**: the wire `Envelope` carries no idempotency key (only an + ephemeral per-connection `callId`). Precision from verification: the + durable queues *do* dedup at **enqueue time** on a non-empty + `idempotencyKey` (SQLite partial unique index / file-queue scan) — what + nothing provides is **replay-time exactly-once**: the *server* cannot + recognize a replayed operation, so a reply frame lost *after* the server + committed makes `SyncWorker` retry → double-apply. + `MoveTaskPosition` is non-idempotent even replayed verbatim once another + client's move interleaves. Answer: an op-id inside the action payload + + a server-side applied-ops ledger in the model. Test with the + fault-injection proxy ([`../TESTING.md`](../TESTING.md)): drop exactly + the reply frame of one execute; assert exactly-once semantics. +- **Dead-letter is user-facing, not a log line**: the `SyncWorker` retry cap + is a hard-coded 5 *cumulative* attempts, durable across restarts, and a + reconnect flap cannot preempt a running replay — five flaky reconnects + dead-letter every queued move while the server never saw them. Extend the + kill-the-network demo to "kill it during each replay, five times"; wire a + `DeadLetterSink` and show "N changes could not be synced" in the GUI. +- **Two clients' queues replaying interleaved**: assert the board invariant + (positions dense and unique, all tasks present), not any specific final + order. +- **Permission revocation while attached**: a member demoted mid-session + gets their next move rejected (authorization is per-execute), but nothing + detaches them and their `GetEventsSince` keeps returning board contents + unless the authorizer distinguishes reads. Test that reads are cut off + and the GUI degrades gracefully. +- **SQLite contention × pool starvation — the sharpest data-corruption test + in the ladder**: K writing board models = K connections contending for + SQLite's single writer; each `SQLITE_BUSY` wait pins a pool thread; a + 2–4-thread pool starves, `executeTimeout` fires "timeout" while the + models *eventually commit anyway* → clients retry → double-apply. Test: + pool=4, 32 boards writing concurrently, WAL on and off; measure + throughput collapse; assert no timeout-then-committed double-apply. +- **Offline queue growth is unbounded**: no depth bound exists on any + shipped queue — define an overflow policy [framework gap]. (Scope + correction from verification: the linear-scan/quadratic enqueue applies + to `FileOfflineQueue` only; this rung's `SqliteOfflineQueue` dedups via + an index. Measure depth growth on the SQLite queue; the 10⁴–10⁵-item + enqueue-latency measurement belongs to `FileOfflineQueue` as the + alternative-queue comparison.) +- Attachment bytes must bypass the JSON protocol; only metadata is an + action — and the side channel is **the largest new attack surface in the + ladder** (a hand-written HTTP server beside the WebSocket server): it + must reuse `TokenVerifier` (same secret, same clock), enforce its own + size bound, and its request parser joins the fuzz corpus. Test the + upload dying after metadata commit (dangling row). + +## Deferred within this rung (delivery review) + +Steps 6 (automation rules) and 8 (attachments) are each independently +large, and the attachments answer is duplicated at forge phase 2. They move +to a "later" bucket: steps 1–5 + 7 deliver every DoD bullet except the +cascade divergence test — and [`ledger`](../ledger) needs only the +cascade-journaling *decision*, which is written from a spike, not from a +full rules engine. + +## Definition of done + +- Concurrent-move stress test green under ThreadSanitizer (N=4, seeded + scripts, run in **Local rig mode on `ThreadPoolExecutor`** — the repo's + CI deliberately keeps Qt stacks out of the sanitizer matrix; see + [`../TESTING.md`](../TESTING.md)). +- Exactly-once proven under reply-frame loss (fault-injection proxy in the + testkit by this rung). +- Kill the network mid-drag: client keeps queuing, reconnect replays, board + converges; the five-flap dead-letter path surfaces in the GUI; demo + scripted. The offline tests assert the framework's own + `morph::observe` metrics (`queueDepth`, reconnect attempt/outcome) — the + observability seam gains its first app-scale coverage here. +- Activity stream rendered from the journal, with the cascade-journaling + decision recorded and its divergence test green. diff --git a/examples/ledger/README.md b/examples/ledger/README.md new file mode 100644 index 00000000..39bfbe09 --- /dev/null +++ b/examples/ledger/README.md @@ -0,0 +1,164 @@ +# ledger — rung 5 of the [application ladder](../LADDER.md) + +**Status: design annex** ([round-7 program decision](../LADDER.md)) — this +README is the deliverable; construction is a post-rung-4 decision, and +ledger is first in line among the annex rungs (the only one with a +genuinely app-shaped core; its sharpest content runs earlier as the +Rational fuzz and journal-evolution spikes). Double-entry personal finance: accounts, transactions +with multiple legs that must balance exactly, budgets, multi-currency, rules, +and a full audit trail. This rung exists to put morph's exact-value types +(`math::Rational`) under *invariants*, not just arithmetic — and to benchmark +morph's journal against the two opposing sync philosophies in the wild. + +It deliberately **upgrades, not duplicates, [`bank`](../bank)**: bank has +accounts/payments/statements; ledger adds what bank lacks — the double-entry +invariant, multi-currency, budget math, and rule cascades. + +## Reference implementations + +- **[Firefly III](https://github.com/firefly-iii/firefly-iii)** (PHP/Laravel, + AGPL) — the anchor. Its data model documentation is unusually explicit: + `TransactionJournal` (the financial event) contains ≥2 `Transaction` rows + (debit/credit legs) that must sum to zero — double-entry enforced + structurally. Fully specified JSON API = a ready action catalog: + . Its audit-log currency bug + ([firefly-iii#12014](https://github.com/firefly-iii/firefly-iii/issues/12014)) + is field evidence that exact-money audit trails are genuinely hard — the + bug class this rung must show morph prevents by construction. +- **[Actual Budget](https://github.com/actualbudget/actual)** (TypeScript, + MIT, SQLite everywhere) — the sync counter-reference. Every mutation + becomes field-level CRDT messages `(dataset, row, column, value)` with + hybrid-logical-clock timestamps and a merkle tree for divergence detection; + the sync server is ~300 lines; undo is layered on the same messages + (`packages/loot-core/src/server/undo.ts`). Best explanation: + [Using CRDTs in the Wild](https://archive.jlongster.com/using-crdts-in-the-wild) + and the annotated companion + [crdt-example-app](https://github.com/clintharris/crdt-example-app_annotated). +- [Kimai](https://github.com/kimai/kimai) — supplementary for one hard + numeric corner: documented duration-rounding and rate policies + () as explicit action + parameters. + +## What to implement + +Models: `LedgerModel` (accounts + transactions, keyed by ledger/book id), +`BudgetModel`, `RuleModel`. Entities (Firefly subset): account +(asset/expense/revenue/liability), transaction journal, transaction leg, +currency, category, budget + budget limit, rule (trigger/action pairs). + +Build order: + +1. Accounts + `StoreTransaction { description, date, legs[] }` — one + composite, all-or-nothing action creating the journal and all legs. + **Server-side invariant: legs sum to exactly zero, checked in `Rational` + arithmetic** — the model rejects, never rounds. Review correction: + *define the invariant per-currency first* — legs in different currencies + cannot sum, so the rule is "legs sum to zero within each currency, with + foreign-amount pairs balancing across" (Firefly's actual model); the + property test below is unfalsifiable until this definition is written. +2. Multi-currency: legs carry amount + currency, foreign-amount pairs with + exact exchange rates (`Rational`), per-currency decimal precision via + `withDecimalPlaces`. +3. Budgets: monthly limits, spent-so-far aggregation — exact summation over + many rows; measure `Rational` overflow headroom (int64 pair, no bignum) + and document the practical magnitude/precision envelope. +4. Rules: "description contains X ⇒ set category Y" applied during store — + reuse the cascade-journaling answer from [`kanban`](../kanban), with the + money-grade sharpening: **rules are runtime data, so replay must pin the + rule-set version** (journal entries carry the rule version, or replay + suppresses rule evaluation entirely). Edit a rule between record and + replay and the naive audit trail lies — exactly the Firefly bug class. + Named test, not a bullet. +5. **Undo = compensating action, by design.** Review verdict: replay-based + undo is the wrong tool for a SQLite+outbox model (the journal spec says + replay is exact only for pure in-memory models, and `undoLast()`'s + replay is O(all remaining actions) — a performance cliff at ledger + scale). Undo of `StoreTransaction` is a reversing journal entry, + Firefly-style. Test the compensation path. +6. **CSV/OFX import with dedup** (added per review — table stakes in every + anchor): chunked bulk actions, content-hash idempotency keys at scale, + duplicate detection across re-imports — the natural production home of + the exactly-once discipline from [`kanban`](../kanban). +7. Reports (monthly statement, budget report) — **the document-generation + pattern**, this rung's framework-level deliverable: `SubmitReport` → + job id → `GetReportStatus` polling → fetch result; the submit→poll idiom + for long-running work that `Completion`'s one-shot callbacks can't + express directly. **Snapshot semantics must be specified**: the job runs + off the strand and can otherwise see mid-action state across + `LedgerModel`/`BudgetModel` — use a SQLite WAL read transaction; the + byte-identical DoD is only meaningful against that snapshot. +8. **Sync benchmark** (written deliverable, not code): reproduce one + concurrent-edit scenario from Actual (two offline clients edit the same + transaction's different fields) and one from ODK-style base-version + conflict, run both through morph's action-replay journal + offline queue, + and document where action-level replay (intent-preserving, coarser) lands + versus field-level LWW merge (fine-grained, intent-blind). State + explicitly: **morph's ordering authority is server arrival order, full + stop** (no HLC), and show one scenario where that differs from Actual's + hybrid-logical-clock merge. Include the clock-skew test: two clients + with injected ±5-minute clocks writing to one ledger — the audit view + orders by journal order and displays payload timestamps as + claimed-not-authoritative. + +Forms: transaction entry uses `morph::forms` schemas — amount fields as +`Rational` with per-currency `x-decimalPlaces`, category combo via +`forms::Choice` backed by a list action. + +## morph subsystems exercised + +Exact `Rational` arithmetic under a hard invariant; schema-driven money +forms; journal-as-audit with the store/log divergence handled via +`setOutboxManaged` + `journal::OutboxRelay` (the SQLite-transactional model +opts in — see `docs/spec/journal/journal.md`); offline queue with financial +data; the submit→poll job idiom. + +## Expected strain points + +- `Rational` is a fixed-width int64 pair: budget aggregation over thousands + of rows probes overflow behavior (currently UB on overflow — document what + the app must do to stay safe). **Sharper, per review: intermediates + overflow before results do** — `amount × exchange-rate` with high-dp + currencies can overflow the num/den pair even when the final value is + representable. Ship a property/fuzz test over `Rational` arithmetic at + ledger-realistic magnitudes; expect it to motivate a checked-arithmetic + mode [probable framework gap]. +- Wire input is clamped, not rejected, on malformed rationals — and the + round-5 review verified **there is no pre-decode seam to catch it**: + every dispatch path decodes first, then validates the already-clamped, + perfectly plausible value (`{"num":5,"den":0,"dp":2}` arrives as exactly + `5/1`; `{}` as canonical zero). The test to write (D2): prove only the + model's own zero-sum invariant (or an app-added num/den echo check) + rejects — i.e. the mitigation is app-built scaffolding, and a pre-decode + validation hook is a named framework gap. +- **Zero-decimal currencies are unrepresentable at true precision**: + `DecimalPlaces` has a floor of 1, so JPY/KRW need an app convention + (dp 1 + an integer-only `x-rules` gate) with a named test. +- **Locale entry**: in de-DE the group separator is "." and the shipped + normalizer strips it anywhere — typing `1.5` submits **15**, a silent 10× + money error. Pin the behavior, fix (positional grouping validation or + reject), and mirror the vectors through `normalizeLocaleNumber` (D5). + Related: result *display* in the shipped renderer goes through `double` + division — balances beyond 2^53 drift on readback while the payload is + exact; presenter display must use the exact formatter. +- **Recurring transactions (time-scheduled jobs — this rung owns the + shape)**: Firefly-style schedules are the ladder's one cron-shaped + server job — who ticks, on what thread, under what principal, journaled + how. Forge's webhook retry loop assumes this answer exists. +- **Empty-principal writes**: a token expiring between authorize and + authenticate dispatches with a cleared principal; deterministic test via + the injectable `TokenVerifier` clock — assert no successful mutating + journal entry ever carries an empty principal (the model must refuse). +- Local-time month boundaries vs. UTC storage: the 23:30 local transaction + landing in the right budget month is a presenter-layer conversion — a + dual-mode GUI test. + +## Definition of done + +- Property test: no sequence of stores/edits/undos ever leaves any journal + violating the per-currency zero-sum invariant defined in step 1. +- Rule-version pinning proven: editing a rule after recording does not + change what replay reconstructs. +- Statement generation via submit→poll, output byte-identical on re-run + against its declared snapshot. +- The sync-philosophy comparison (including the arrival-order-vs-HLC + scenario) written up in this folder. diff --git a/examples/lims/README.md b/examples/lims/README.md new file mode 100644 index 00000000..35b44830 --- /dev/null +++ b/examples/lims/README.md @@ -0,0 +1,174 @@ +# lims — rung 6 of the [application ladder](../LADDER.md) + +**Status: design annex** ([round-7 program decision](../LADDER.md)) — this +README is the deliverable; construction is a post-rung-4 decision, and the +rung's sharpest content (forms conformance D1–D8, journal payload +evolution) runs earlier as no-app spikes. A lightweight Laboratory +Information Management System: +register samples, assign analyses, capture results with real units and +detection limits on versioned forms, verify and publish, keep a regulatory +audit trail — with offline data capture in the field. The deepest test of +morph's headline claim ("exact values for financial/lab data") and of the +forms subsystem at full depth. + +## Reference implementations + +Three anchors, each for a different layer: + +- **[SENAITE](https://github.com/senaite/senaite.core)** (Python/Plone, GPL) — + the *domain* reference. Its code is Zope-era and not worth reading; its + **requirements** are gold: sample → analysis request → result → verify → + publish workflow, detection limits (`< LOD`, `> UDL`), instrument + interfaces, and an immutable per-change audit trail built for 21 CFR Part + 11-style compliance. Mine the docs and data model, reimplement clean: + +- **[InvenTree](https://github.com/inventree/InvenTree)** (Python/Django, + MIT) — the *units* reference. It embeds the pint unit library end-to-end: + parameter templates declare a base unit, users enter values in **any + compatible unit** ("1500 mA against a template in A") and the system + converts exactly, including in API filters; custom units are definable. + Reproduce this flow with `morph::units::Quantity` + + `UnitTraits::relations` (entry-unit alternatives with exact ratios). + Docs: +- **[ODK Central](https://github.com/getodk/central)** (Node, Apache-2.0) — + the *forms + offline* reference. Its entire product is "upload a versioned + form schema, clients render data-entry UIs from it, offline". Two features + to reproduce: + - versioned form definitions (XLSForm/XForms → here: versioned + `morph::forms` schemas served by the model); + - **offline Entities** (v2024.3+): field workers create *and update* + shared records offline; every update carries a target **base version**; + the server flags a conflict when the base is stale and a human resolves + it. This is exactly morph's shared-instances + offline-queue + replay, + with a published conflict-semantics answer to compare against. Design + discussion: , spec: + + +## What to implement + +Models: `SampleModel` keyed by sample id (shared instance — bench and office +clients attach to the same sample), `AnalysisCatalogModel` (analysis +definitions = form schemas, versioned), `WorksheetModel`. + +Entities: client/project, sample, analysis definition (name, unit, entry +units, decimal places, specification range, LOD/UDL), analysis result, +verification record, audit entry. + +Build order: + +1. Analysis catalog: define an analysis with unit, precision, and spec range + → the served JSON Schema *is* the result-entry form (`x-decimalPlaces`, + `ExtUnits`, `x-unitAlternatives`, bounds). +2. Sample registration + lifecycle state machine + (registered → received → in-progress → to-be-verified → published), each + transition a guarded, journaled action. +3. **Result entry with units**: `Quantity` fields; entry-unit + conversion (mg/L ↔ µg/L exact); empty-Quantity = "not measured"; + detection limits as typed values. **Resolved by the round-5 review — the + forms palette has no sum types (closed by design)**: `ResultValue = + quantity | belowLOD | aboveUDL` is implemented as the *multi-field + encoding* (a `Quantity` plus a qualifier `Choice`) glued by + `mutuallyExclusive`/`exactlyOneOf` `x-rules`; the rung proves that + encoding round-trips distinguishably through wire, journal, and offline + payloads (three "no number" meanings — D-test in the review). Native + sum types go on the framework-gap ledger, not this rung's critical path. +4. **Schema versioning**: editing an analysis definition creates version + N+1; old results stay bound to their version; clients render the version + the result was captured with (ODK's form-version model). **Scope + correction (round 5)**: serving stored v-N schema text renders fine (the + client machinery is data-driven), but **validation, `x-rules`, and + precision reconciliation always run against the *current compiled* + struct** — "bound to their version" holds for rendering only; validating + a v-N payload under v-N rules is a named framework gap. The + render-v1/validate-v2 skew test (review D4) is mandatory and needs no + socket. +5. Conditional form logic: fields required/visible depending on other + fields (e.g. dilution factor only when diluted). The boundary is now + known (round 5): `requiredWhen`/`visibleWhen`/`readonlyWhen` with + single-node conditions exist and are enforced client- and server-side; + there are **no `and`/`or`/`not` combinators** (closed vocabulary), a + hidden field's draft value still travels (decide clear-on-hide), and + comparison rules are vacuously true on unengaged operands while `equals` + is false — test the parity suite on *served* schema data including a + fail-closed unknown rule kind (review D8). +6. Verification + audit: four-eyes verify step gated by `IAuthorizer` role; + the full audit trail rendered from the journal (SENAITE's immutable + snapshot requirement). +7. **Offline field capture** — the rung's centerpiece: a WASM/desktop client + takes samples in the field, disconnected; results queue in + `SqliteOfflineQueue`; each queued update carries the sample's **base + version**; on reconnect, replay detects stale bases server-side and flags + conflicts for human resolution instead of silently merging (the ODK + answer, implemented on morph primitives). + +## morph subsystems exercised + +Unit algebra + exact conversion end-to-end; runtime schema-driven forms at +their hardest (tagged unions, conditionals, versioning); shared sample +instances; offline queue with explicit conflict semantics; role-gated +transitions; journal as regulatory audit. + +## Expected strain points + +- Tagged-union result values and cross-field conditional logic are beyond + plain JSON Schema — this rung maps the exact edge of `morph::forms`. + Wire-level corollary: **three distinct "no number" meanings** (empty + `Quantity`, `belowLOD`, `aboveUDL`) must round-trip distinguishably + through glaze *and* through the offline queue's opaque payloads. +- Schema versioning: morph serves schemas from compiled C++ types; versioned + catalogs mean schemas become *data*. Bridges toward rung 7's runtime + custom fields. +- **Journal payload evolution — this rung owns the ladder's answer + [framework gap]**: replay decodes stored payloads with the *current* + action structs; rename or retype a field and old entries decode + leniently, silently dropping data — the "reconstructible from the journal + alone" DoD is then false. Versioned analyses make this unavoidable: + per-entry schema/app-version pinning plus a migration story (the journal + format's `v` covers the line format only). Rungs 5 and 7 reuse whatever + is decided here. +- **Stale-schema submission**: schema `required`/bounds are client-side + only — the server runs whatever payload arrives. A v-N payload against a + v-N+1 server (narrowed spec range) must be accepted-under-old-rules, + rejected, or migrated — pick one and prove it. Extend to real binary + skew: build an old client with `MORPH_CLIENT_ONLY` and run it against a + new server (additive field must work; a renamed field must fail *loudly*, + not decode a lab result to a default). +- **Self-conflict in the offline chain**: one field client editing the same + sample twice offline — the second queued update's base version must + reference the first *queued* update, not the server state, or replay + flags the client's own second edit as a conflict (ODK hit exactly this). +- **Precision through unit relations — the rule exists; test it, don't + redesign it** (round-5 correction): conversion carries the dp tag through + unchanged, the renderer always submits in the canonical unit at the + schema's `x-decimalPlaces`, and alternative-unit display rounds half-up. + What to test instead: (a) **retag-vs-round** — `x-decimalPlaces` + "enforcement" retags the tag without changing the value, so a hand-built + over-precise payload stores `1.23456` displayed as `1.2` (spec text and + code disagree; display ≠ stored is disqualifying in a LIMS — this rung + owns the decision test, review D1); (b) `x-unitAlternatives` lists + **direct relation edges only**, so InvenTree-style "enter in any + compatible unit" needs a deliberately complete relations array; chained + ratios are not cross-checked; (c) the shipped QML converter silently + clears input above a 1e12 divisor — exactly the fine-ratio range of + trace-concentration relations (ng/L↔mg/L); (d) + `std::optional>` silently loses all unit annotations — use + empty `Quantity`/`optionalFields`, and lint for the optional spelling. +- **Empty-principal audit entries**: the authorize/authenticate TOCTOU can + dispatch with a cleared principal; in a 21-CFR-framed audit trail that is + disqualifying. Deterministic test via the injectable token clock; models + refuse empty principals on mutating actions. +- Base-version conflict detection is app logic today — evaluate whether a + reusable morph primitive should exist. +- Offline field capture in the browser inherits kanban's WASM-offline scope + limits ([`../kanban/README.md`](../kanban/README.md)) — desktop-first. + +## Definition of done + +- The "1500 mA vs A" InvenTree flow works with exact conversion in a + generated form. +- Offline capture demo: two field clients update the same sample offline; + reconnect flags exactly the stale-base update as a conflict. +- Audit trail passes the SENAITE-style test: every state a sample was ever + in is reconstructible from the journal alone — **under the payload + evolution scheme this rung defines**, verified by replaying a journal + recorded before a schema migration. diff --git a/include/morph/core/registry.hpp b/include/morph/core/registry.hpp index 85dec65c..8169bba9 100644 --- a/include/morph/core/registry.hpp +++ b/include/morph/core/registry.hpp @@ -671,7 +671,11 @@ bool registerActionExecutorOnce(std::string_view modelId, std::string_view actio static constexpr ::morph::model::Loggable loggable = (LOGGABLE); \ static std::string toJson(const A& action) { \ std::string out; \ - if (auto errCode = glz::write_json(action, out)) { \ + /* EscapingWriteOpts, not write_json: a raw control byte in any */ \ + /* caller-supplied string field would otherwise produce a body the */ \ + /* peer's reader rejects, or be silently mangled by glaze's chunked */ \ + /* fast path — see its doc comment in registry.hpp. */ \ + if (auto errCode = glz::write<::morph::model::detail::EscapingWriteOpts{}>(action, out)) { \ throw morph::model::detail::ParseError{glz::format_error(errCode, out)}; \ } \ return out; \ @@ -689,7 +693,10 @@ bool registerActionExecutorOnce(std::string_view modelId, std::string_view actio } \ static std::string resultToJson(const Result& result) { \ std::string out; \ - if (auto errCode = glz::write_json(result, out)) { \ + /* EscapingWriteOpts: see toJson() above — a result body carries */ \ + /* caller data back (a paste's content, a fetched record) and needs */ \ + /* the identical treatment. */ \ + if (auto errCode = glz::write<::morph::model::detail::EscapingWriteOpts{}>(result, out)) { \ throw morph::model::detail::ParseError{glz::format_error(errCode, out)}; \ } \ return out; \ diff --git a/include/morph/core/remote.hpp b/include/morph/core/remote.hpp index 31c05432..963dc4bb 100644 --- a/include/morph/core/remote.hpp +++ b/include/morph/core/remote.hpp @@ -10,6 +10,7 @@ #include #include #include +#include #include #include #include @@ -214,9 +215,7 @@ class RemoteServer : public std::enable_shared_from_this { /// @param msg JSON-encoded `morph::wire::Envelope` (via `wire::encode`). /// @param reply Callback invoked with the JSON-encoded reply envelope. void handle(std::string msg, std::function reply) { - auto self = shared_from_this(); - _pool.post( - [self, msg = std::move(msg), reply = std::move(reply)]() mutable { self->dispatchMessage(msg, reply); }); + handleImpl(std::move(msg), std::move(reply), 0); } /// @brief Like `handle(msg, reply)`, but additionally attributes any @@ -234,10 +233,7 @@ class RemoteServer : public std::enable_shared_from_this { /// @param cid Connection scope to attribute a `register` in @p msg to; /// `0` means unscoped. void handle(std::string msg, std::function reply, ConnectionId cid) { - auto self = shared_from_this(); - _pool.post([self, msg = std::move(msg), reply = std::move(reply), cid]() mutable { - self->dispatchMessage(msg, reply, cid); - }); + handleImpl(std::move(msg), std::move(reply), cid); } /// @brief Synchronously processes a JSON `Envelope` on the calling thread and returns the reply. @@ -286,6 +282,46 @@ class RemoteServer : public std::enable_shared_from_this { return reply; } + private: + /// @brief Shared body of both `handle()` overloads. + /// + /// Finding 035: peeks at @p msg's `kind`/`modelId` — a cheap, best-effort + /// decode, thrown away immediately either way — and, for an `execute` + /// naming a `modelId`, takes an execute-ordering ticket (see + /// `takeExecuteTicket`'s own doc comment on the class-private members + /// above) *before* posting to `_pool`, so two same-model `execute`s + /// posted back-to-back always take their tickets in call order — the + /// same order the transport called `handle()` in, i.e. send order. If + /// this peek fails to decode at all, or isn't an `execute`, no ticket is + /// taken; `dispatchMessage` still does the real (only) decode moments + /// later on the pool thread and produces the canonical error for + /// genuinely malformed input — this peek only ever *adds* a ticket for a + /// well-formed `execute`, it never changes what gets sent to + /// `dispatchMessage` or how errors are reported. + /// @param msg JSON-encoded `morph::wire::Envelope` (via `wire::encode`). + /// @param reply Callback invoked with the JSON-encoded reply envelope. + /// @param cid Connection scope; `0` means unscoped (see `handle()`'s own doc). + void handleImpl(std::string msg, std::function reply, ConnectionId cid) { + auto self = shared_from_this(); + std::optional> ticket; + try { + if (auto peek = ::morph::wire::decode(msg); peek.kind == "execute" && peek.modelId != 0) { + ::morph::exec::detail::ModelId const mid{peek.modelId}; + ticket.emplace(mid, takeExecuteTicket(mid)); + } + } catch (const std::exception&) { // NOLINT(bugprone-empty-catch) + // Malformed input: no ticket taken (there is no well-formed + // execute to order). dispatchMessage's own decode, on the pool + // thread, produces the canonical decode-error reply for this — + // duplicating that error path here would serve no purpose since + // this peek's only job is deciding whether to take a ticket. + } + _pool.post([self, msg = std::move(msg), reply = std::move(reply), cid, ticket]() mutable { + self->dispatchMessage(msg, reply, cid, ticket); + }); + } + + public: /// @brief Opens a new connection scope and returns its id. /// /// Call once per accepted transport connection (e.g. from a WebSocket @@ -758,8 +794,15 @@ class RemoteServer : public std::enable_shared_from_this { // One flat switch over the wire's `kind` discriminator. Splitting it would // scatter the authorization sequence each branch depends on across helpers, // with no reader benefit. + // + // `executeTicket`, when engaged, is this call's execute-ordering ticket + // from `handleImpl` (finding 035) — forwarded straight through to + // `dispatchExecute`, the only branch below that consults it. Every other + // `kind` ignores it; `handleImpl` never takes one for a non-`execute` + // envelope in the first place, so it is always `std::nullopt` for those. // NOLINTNEXTLINE(readability-function-cognitive-complexity) - void dispatchMessage(const std::string& msg, std::function& reply, ConnectionId cid = 0) { + void dispatchMessage(const std::string& msg, std::function& reply, ConnectionId cid = 0, + std::optional> executeTicket = {}) { ::morph::wire::Envelope env; try { env = ::morph::wire::decode(msg); @@ -1023,7 +1066,7 @@ class RemoteServer : public std::enable_shared_from_this { } reply(::morph::wire::encode(::morph::wire::makeOk(env.callId))); } else if (env.kind == "execute") { - dispatchExecute(std::move(env), reply); + dispatchExecute(std::move(env), reply, executeTicket); } else if (env.kind == "hello") { const std::uint32_t minV = _minVersion.load(); const std::uint32_t maxV = _maxVersion.load(); @@ -1045,8 +1088,31 @@ class RemoteServer : public std::enable_shared_from_this { // A single ordered gate sequence — limits, authorize, authenticate, lookup, // per-instance authorize — whose *order* is the security contract itself // (see docs/spec/security.md), so it is deliberately not broken up. + // + // `executeTicket`, when engaged, is this call's finding-035 execute- + // ordering ticket from `handleImpl`. Every early-return branch below + // that follows the ticket-taking site must release it (via + // `releaseExecuteTicket`) before returning — an unreleased ticket + // permanently stalls every later ticket for the same model. The one + // path that actually reaches the strand releases it via + // `awaitExecuteTurn` + `releaseExecuteTicket` bracketing the pre-existing + // `_strand.post(mid, ...)` call instead of releasing immediately, since + // that call site is the entire point of taking a ticket in the first + // place — see the class-private members' own doc comment for the full + // design (finding 035). // NOLINTNEXTLINE(readability-function-cognitive-complexity) - void dispatchExecute(::morph::wire::Envelope env, std::function reply) { + void dispatchExecute(::morph::wire::Envelope env, std::function reply, + std::optional> executeTicket = {}) { + // Releases executeTicket (if engaged) exactly once, then calls reply + // with an error envelope. Used by every early-return branch below so + // the "always release what you took" rule can't be missed at a call + // site — this is the only way any of these branches produce a reply. + auto rejectAndRelease = [this, &executeTicket, &env, &reply](const char* message) { + if (executeTicket) { + releaseExecuteTicket(executeTicket->first, executeTicket->second); + } + reply(::morph::wire::encode(::morph::wire::makeErr(message, env.callId))); + }; LimitPolicy limits; { std::scoped_lock const lock{_limitsMtx}; @@ -1059,11 +1125,11 @@ class RemoteServer : public std::enable_shared_from_this { // and a registry lookup. if (limits.maxInFlightExecutes != 0 && _inFlightExecutes.load(std::memory_order_relaxed) >= limits.maxInFlightExecutes) { - reply(::morph::wire::encode(::morph::wire::makeErr("server busy", env.callId))); + rejectAndRelease("server busy"); return; } if (!_authorizer->authorize(env.session, env.modelType, env.actionType)) { - reply(::morph::wire::encode(::morph::wire::makeErr("unauthorized", env.callId))); + rejectAndRelease("unauthorized"); return; } // Make the identity authoritative. A verifying authorizer returns the @@ -1097,7 +1163,14 @@ class RemoteServer : public std::enable_shared_from_this { } } if (!holder) { - reply(::morph::wire::encode(::morph::wire::makeErr("model not found", env.callId))); + // The one path this whole mechanism exists to keep fast (finding + // 035, and the reverted first attempt this doc comment on the + // class-private members describes): a lookup against a modelId + // that is not (or no longer) live must resolve immediately, + // never waiting on some other, unrelated model's strand — this + // ticket is released right here, before any wait could ever be + // introduced by a future change to this function. + rejectAndRelease("model not found"); return; } // Per-instance (row-level) authorization. `authorize` above only saw the @@ -1107,7 +1180,7 @@ class RemoteServer : public std::enable_shared_from_this { // now carries the verified principal (stamped just above), so an // ownership authorizer compares the recorded owner against it. if (known && !_authorizer->authorizeInstance(env.session, env.modelType, env.actionType, mid.v, owner)) { - reply(::morph::wire::encode(::morph::wire::makeErr("unauthorized", env.callId))); + rejectAndRelease("unauthorized"); return; } // Capture a strong self-reference so the server (and therefore @@ -1137,7 +1210,7 @@ class RemoteServer : public std::enable_shared_from_this { std::size_t current = _inFlightExecutes.load(std::memory_order_relaxed); for (;;) { if (current >= limits.maxInFlightExecutes) { - reply(::morph::wire::encode(::morph::wire::makeErr("server busy", env.callId))); + rejectAndRelease("server busy"); return; } // compare_exchange_weak refreshes `current` on failure, so a @@ -1190,6 +1263,21 @@ class RemoteServer : public std::enable_shared_from_this { } } + // Finding 035's actual fix: block (on this pool thread — never the + // strand itself, and never any other model's strand) until every + // execute for `mid` that the transport sent before this one has + // already made its own `_strand.post(mid, ...)` call below. Every + // early-return above this point released its ticket immediately + // without ever waiting here, so a model-not-found/unauthorized/ + // busy rejection for a *different* ticket can never be the thing + // this wait is stuck behind — only a ticket that is also headed for + // `_strand.post` can hold this one up, and it can only hold it up + // for as long as *its own* pre-strand work (identical in kind to + // this one's) takes, not for the duration of whatever the model's + // strand does with it afterward. + if (executeTicket) { + awaitExecuteTurn(executeTicket->first, executeTicket->second); + } _strand.post(mid, [self, env = std::move(env), holder = std::move(holder), complete, timeoutHandle]() mutable { ::morph::exec::detail::ModelId const targetMid{env.modelId}; auto const start = std::chrono::steady_clock::now(); @@ -1256,6 +1344,17 @@ class RemoteServer : public std::enable_shared_from_this { complete(::morph::wire::encode(::morph::wire::makeErr(exc.what(), env.callId))); } }); + // The ticket's whole job was ordering *this* `_strand.post()` call + // relative to any other in-flight execute for `mid` — that call has + // now happened, in its correct turn, so the next ticket (if any) may + // proceed immediately. Not tied to the strand task's own completion: + // StrandExecutor already serializes everything from here on (that is + // its entire job), so holding this ticket any longer would only + // delay a *different* execute's own pre-strand work for no ordering + // benefit. + if (executeTicket) { + releaseExecuteTicket(executeTicket->first, executeTicket->second); + } } /// @brief Returns the next opaque model id. @@ -1282,6 +1381,115 @@ class RemoteServer : public std::enable_shared_from_this { ::morph::model::detail::ActionDispatcher& _dispatcher; ::morph::model::detail::ModelRegistryFactory& _registry; std::shared_ptr<::morph::session::IAuthorizer> _authorizer; + + // ── Per-model execute-ordering gate (finding 035) ─────────────────────── + // `handle()`'s two overloads dispatch to `_pool`, a multi-worker + // ThreadPoolExecutor: two `execute` envelopes for the *same* model, + // posted back-to-back, can have their pre-strand work (decode, authorize, + // authenticate, registry lookup) finish on two different pool threads in + // either order -- so without this gate, whichever one finishes first + // reaches `_strand.post(mid, ...)` first, even if the client sent the + // other one first. See docs/findings/035-remote-server-execute-reordering.md + // for the full writeup, including a reverted first attempt at this fix + // and why it broke a different, pre-existing guarantee. + // + // The gate orders only the *moment of the `_strand.post()` call itself*, + // not the pipeline before it: a ticket is handed out synchronously in + // `dispatchDecoded` (called directly from `handle()`, which runs on + // whatever single thread the transport calls it from -- in true send + // order, nothing async yet) for every `execute` with a known `modelId`, + // *before* posting to `_pool`. `dispatchExecute` waits for its ticket's + // turn only immediately before the pre-existing `_strand.post(mid, ...)` + // call, and releases the next ticket's turn either right after posting + // (live model) or immediately on a "model not found"/other early-return + // rejection (dead model, unauthorized, over limit, etc. -- none of these + // ever reach the strand, so their ticket must not block anyone behind + // it). This keeps the fast-reject path exactly as fast as it always was + // (`test_remote_connection_scope.cpp`'s "an in-flight execute completes + // safely across a disconnect" test — a lookup against a since-reclaimed + // modelId must resolve without waiting on some other blocked model's + // strand — never touches this gate at all, since it never gets a ticket + // for a model that turns out to be gone... except it does get a ticket, + // and must release it immediately rather than hold up a live ticket + // behind it; see `releaseExecuteTicket`'s own doc comment). + // + // Keyed by ModelId, not held forever: a model with no outstanding + // tickets has no entry in `_executeGates` at all (erased once its last + // ticket is released), so this never grows unbounded across the + // server's lifetime the way a per-model map with no cleanup would. + struct ExecuteGate { + std::uint64_t nextTicket = 0; + std::uint64_t nextToRun = 0; + std::condition_variable cv; + }; + std::mutex _executeGateMtx; + std::unordered_map<::morph::exec::detail::ModelId, std::shared_ptr, ::morph::exec::detail::ModelIdHash> + _executeGates; + + /// @brief Hands out the next ticket for @p mid, in call order. + /// + /// Called synchronously from `dispatchDecoded` (i.e. from `handle()`'s + /// own calling thread, before anything is posted anywhere) — the ticket + /// numbers two calls receive for the same `mid` are therefore always in + /// the order `handle()` was called, which is the order the transport + /// received them in. + /// @param mid The model the upcoming `execute` targets. + /// @return This call's ticket number. + [[nodiscard]] std::uint64_t takeExecuteTicket(::morph::exec::detail::ModelId mid) { + std::scoped_lock const lock{_executeGateMtx}; + auto& gate = _executeGates[mid]; + if (!gate) { + gate = std::make_shared(); + } + return gate->nextTicket++; + } + + /// @brief Blocks until @p ticket is next in line for @p mid, then returns. + /// + /// Called from a pool thread, immediately before the pre-existing + /// `_strand.post(mid, ...)` call in `dispatchExecute` — nothing else + /// about that call site changes; this only delays *when* it happens; it + /// still runs on the pool, never blocks the strand itself. + /// @param mid The model the caller is about to `_strand.post()` to. + /// @param ticket This call's ticket, from `takeExecuteTicket`. + void awaitExecuteTurn(::morph::exec::detail::ModelId mid, std::uint64_t ticket) { + std::unique_lock lock{_executeGateMtx}; + auto iter = _executeGates.find(mid); + if (iter == _executeGates.end()) { + return; // Nothing left to wait for -- every ticket for mid already released. + } + auto gate = iter->second; // Keep it alive even if releaseExecuteTicket erases the map entry mid-wait. + gate->cv.wait(lock, [&gate, ticket] { return gate->nextToRun == ticket; }); + } + + /// @brief Releases @p ticket for @p mid, letting the next ticket (if any) proceed. + /// + /// Called exactly once per ticket taken, from every path that took one — + /// whether that path went on to `_strand.post()` (a live model) or bailed + /// out early (model not found, unauthorized, over limit, a decode/ + /// validation throw). A ticket that is taken but never released would + /// permanently stall every later ticket for the same `mid`; this is why + /// every early-return branch in `dispatchExecute` that follows + /// `takeExecuteTicket` must call this before returning, not just the + /// branch that reaches the strand. + /// @param mid The model @p ticket was taken for. + /// @param ticket The ticket to release. + void releaseExecuteTicket(::morph::exec::detail::ModelId mid, std::uint64_t ticket) { + std::scoped_lock const lock{_executeGateMtx}; + auto iter = _executeGates.find(mid); + if (iter == _executeGates.end()) { + return; // Defensive; should not happen (this ticket's own take() created the entry). + } + iter->second->nextToRun = ticket + 1; + if (iter->second->nextToRun == iter->second->nextTicket) { + // No ticket is currently waiting and none can arrive for a ticket + // number already handed out — safe to drop the entry so a model + // with no in-flight executes leaves no trace in this map. + _executeGates.erase(iter); + } else { + iter->second->cv.notify_all(); + } + } // mutable: health() is const and must still be able to lock this to read // _models.size() safely from any thread. mutable std::mutex _regMtx; diff --git a/scripts/coverage.sh b/scripts/coverage.sh index 9133fe34..023080c1 100644 --- a/scripts/coverage.sh +++ b/scripts/coverage.sh @@ -15,10 +15,56 @@ TEST_EXE="$OUT/tests/morph_tests" MERGED="$OUT/merged.profdata" REPORT_DIR="$OUT/html" -# Restrict coverage to the library headers. Test files, demo src/, system -# headers and fetched dependencies are excluded by passing this as the -# positional source filter to llvm-cov. -SOURCES="include/morph" +# Second binary, only present when this configure also built the ladder +# (MORPH_BUILD_LADDER=ON — see the "coverage leg only" Qt install step in +# ci.yml). llvm-cov takes one binary positionally and every additional one +# via -object; OBJECT_ARGS stays empty (and every ${OBJECT_ARGS[@]} +# expansion below a no-op) when the ladder wasn't built, so this script +# still works unchanged for a plain `cmake --preset clang-coverage` with no +# -DMORPH_BUILD_LADDER=ON. +LADDER_TEST_EXE="$OUT/examples/common/ladder_common_tests" +OBJECT_ARGS=() +if [ -x "$LADDER_TEST_EXE" ]; then + OBJECT_ARGS+=(-object "$LADDER_TEST_EXE") +fi + +# Per-rung test binaries, added on exactly the same "only if it was built" +# terms. Each rung's models are what examples/IMPLEMENTATION.md rule 5's +# 100% bar actually names, so a rung that ships models must contribute its +# profile data or the gate below measures nothing. A rung that hasn't been +# built (or doesn't exist yet) simply contributes nothing, so this list can +# grow one line per rung with no other change. +PASTEBIN_TEST_EXE="$OUT/examples/pastebin/ladder_pastebin_tests" +if [ -x "$PASTEBIN_TEST_EXE" ]; then + OBJECT_ARGS+=(-object "$PASTEBIN_TEST_EXE") +fi + +# Positional source-path filters to llvm-cov: include/morph is the library +# proper; examples/common is the ladder's hand-written GUI/testkit code +# (examples/IMPLEMENTATION.md rule 5 — presenter/BackendRig/etc. logic is +# real coverage of morph's own client stack, per examples/TESTING.md's +# "round-7 T4 reframe"). examples/pastebin (rung 1) adds the first real rung +# models — the sole subject of rule 5's own 100% bar — plus its hand-written +# presenter/QML-adapter layer, held to the same bar as examples/common's for +# the same reason. AUTOMOC's generated +# mocs_compilation.cpp lives under $OUT (the build tree), never under a +# source-tree path named here, so moc output is excluded automatically — +# no separate exclusion mechanism needed. Test files, demo src/, system +# headers and fetched dependencies are excluded the same way. +SOURCES=(include/morph) +if [ -x "$LADDER_TEST_EXE" ]; then + SOURCES+=(examples/common) +fi +if [ -x "$PASTEBIN_TEST_EXE" ]; then + # include/ + src/ are the rung's DTOs and models (rule 5's own 100% bar); + # gui_lib/ is its hand-written presenter/adapter code, held to the same bar + # for the same reason examples/common/gui is — it is real coverage of + # morph's own client stack, not app-specific domain logic. gui/ and + # gui_wasm/ are deliberately absent: those are `main()` shells (engine + # setup, argv parsing, setInitialProperties) with no unit-testable seam, + # exercised only by the offscreen QML smoke test and by hand. + SOURCES+=(examples/pastebin/include examples/pastebin/src examples/pastebin/gui_lib) +fi PROFILES=$(find "$OUT" -name "*.profraw" 2>/dev/null | tr '\n' ' ') if [ -z "$PROFILES" ]; then @@ -31,21 +77,24 @@ ${LLVM_PROFDATA} merge -sparse $PROFILES -o "$MERGED" mkdir -p "$REPORT_DIR" ${LLVM_COV} show "$TEST_EXE" \ + "${OBJECT_ARGS[@]}" \ -instr-profile="$MERGED" \ -format=html \ -output-dir="$REPORT_DIR" \ - "$SOURCES" + "${SOURCES[@]}" echo "Coverage report: $REPORT_DIR/index.html" ${LLVM_COV} report "$TEST_EXE" \ + "${OBJECT_ARGS[@]}" \ -instr-profile="$MERGED" \ - "$SOURCES" + "${SOURCES[@]}" ${LLVM_COV} export "$TEST_EXE" \ + "${OBJECT_ARGS[@]}" \ -instr-profile="$MERGED" \ -format=lcov \ - "$SOURCES" \ + "${SOURCES[@]}" \ > "$OUT/coverage.lcov.raw" # llvm-cov emits branch (BRDA) records once per template instantiation, so a @@ -55,8 +104,9 @@ ${LLVM_COV} export "$TEST_EXE" \ # matching the aggregate that `llvm-cov report` already prints above. Branch # coverage is preserved (not skipped); only the per-instantiation noise is removed. ${LLVM_COV} export "$TEST_EXE" \ + "${OBJECT_ARGS[@]}" \ -instr-profile="$MERGED" \ - "$SOURCES" \ + "${SOURCES[@]}" \ > "$OUT/coverage.json" python3 scripts/aggregate_lcov_branches.py \ diff --git a/src/qt/forms/CMakeLists.txt b/src/qt/forms/CMakeLists.txt index 7b78f285..bbf3cb7a 100644 --- a/src/qt/forms/CMakeLists.txt +++ b/src/qt/forms/CMakeLists.txt @@ -37,7 +37,13 @@ target_compile_features(morph_forms_module PUBLIC cxx_std_23) # exact digit arithmetic, unit conversion, readiness) -- independent of any # app/demo. Later tasks add more tst_*.qml files here; -input (below) picks # up every tst_*.qml in this directory with no further CMake changes. -if(MORPH_BUILD_TESTS) +# +# NOT EMSCRIPTEN: the module itself builds for wasm (a WASM ladder client +# imports MorphForms), but these two test executables do not belong in a +# browser build -- ctest cannot run a .wasm binary, and MORPH_BUILD_TESTS is +# never part of a WASM configure anyway (examples/common/CMakeLists.txt's own +# Emscripten note). This keeps that true even if someone sets it. +if(MORPH_BUILD_TESTS AND NOT EMSCRIPTEN) find_package(Qt6 REQUIRED COMPONENTS QuickTest) qt_add_executable(morph_forms_qml_tests tests/tst_main.cpp) diff --git a/tests/CMakeLists.txt b/tests/CMakeLists.txt index fb1dd36b..4897343f 100644 --- a/tests/CMakeLists.txt +++ b/tests/CMakeLists.txt @@ -31,6 +31,7 @@ add_executable(morph_tests test_remote_extra.cpp test_remote_connection_scope.cpp test_remote_step_interleaving.cpp + test_remote_execute_ordering.cpp test_action_validation.cpp test_security_fixes.cpp test_bridge_lifetime.cpp diff --git a/tests/test_remote_execute_ordering.cpp b/tests/test_remote_execute_ordering.cpp new file mode 100644 index 00000000..8d475afa --- /dev/null +++ b/tests/test_remote_execute_ordering.cpp @@ -0,0 +1,208 @@ +// SPDX-License-Identifier: Apache-2.0 + +#include +#include +#include +#include +#include +#include +#include +#include +#include +#include +#include + +#include "test_support.hpp" + +// Regression test for docs/findings/035 +// (remote-server-execute-reordering.md): RemoteServer::handle() posts every +// envelope to the shared worker pool before any per-model ordering exists, so +// two `execute` envelopes for the *same* model, sent back-to-back on one +// connection, can reach the model's own strand out of send order the moment +// more than one pool worker is free to race the pre-strand work +// (decode/authorize/authenticate/registry-lookup) ahead of the other. +// +// examples/common/testkit/test_fault_proxy.cpp's `FaultProxy::dropReply` test +// caught this incidentally (it happens to send two calls close together) but +// relies on real OS thread scheduling to hit the race, so it passed on every +// quiet/fast run and only failed, intermittently, under CI load — not a +// reliable reproduction on its own. +// +// This test forces the exact interleaving instead of hoping for it: a real +// ThreadPoolExecutor{2} (so the two calls' pre-strand work can genuinely run +// concurrently, on separate threads, exactly as in production), paired with a +// custom IAuthorizer whose `authorize()` deliberately sleeps for call A's +// invocation only. That guarantees call B's pre-strand work (which never +// sleeps) finishes first on every run, deterministically — call B's own +// pool thread reaches the point where it would call `_strand.post(mid, ...)` +// while call A's thread is still sleeping inside `authorize()`, on every +// single run of this test, not just probabilistically. A +// DeterministicExecutor-based version (single-threaded, step-driven) was +// tried first and does not work for this: it cannot model "B's pool thread +// blocks waiting for A to make progress" without a second real thread to +// make that progress — DeterministicExecutor only runs one task to +// completion at a time, so a fix that makes B legitimately wait for A +// deadlocks it. Real threads are required to exercise the actual blocking +// wait finding 035's fix introduces. + +namespace { + +// Deliberately at namespace scope, not inside an anonymous namespace: glz's +// reflection (which the model/action registration below relies on to +// serialize these types across the wire) needs external linkage on the type +// -- see glaze/reflection/get_name.hpp's `extern const T external`, and this +// file's own sibling examples/common/testkit/test_fault_proxy.cpp's identical +// note on FaultProbeAdd/FaultProbeCounter. (This anonymous namespace wraps +// only the authorizer and helper functions below, none of which need +// external linkage; EroAddAction/EroCounterModel are defined just outside +// it, further down, for exactly that reason.) + +/// @brief Allow-all authorizer whose `authorize()` sleeps once, for the +/// first call it sees carrying `EroAddAction::by == kSlowByValue` — +/// every other call (including a second `by == kSlowByValue` call, +/// should a future edit to this test ever add one) returns +/// immediately. This is what turns "the race might happen" into "the +/// race always happens": call A's pre-strand work is held up right +/// here, in `dispatchExecute`'s own authorize() step, for long enough +/// that call B's identical pre-strand work — running concurrently on +/// the pool's other thread — reliably finishes first and reaches the +/// ticket-wait point before A ever does. +class SlowFirstAuthorizer : public morph::session::IAuthorizer { + public: + [[nodiscard]] bool authorize(const morph::session::Context&, std::string_view, std::string_view) const override { + if (!_slowCallTaken.exchange(true)) { + std::this_thread::sleep_for(std::chrono::milliseconds{200}); + } + return true; + } + + private: + mutable std::atomic _slowCallTaken{false}; +}; + +} // namespace + +struct EroAddAction { + int by = 0; +}; + +// A running total, not a pure function of the action -- mirrors +// FaultProbeCounter in test_fault_proxy.cpp: only an accumulator can +// distinguish "processed out of order" from "processed in order", since the +// wrong order still produces *a* plausible-looking total, just the wrong one. +struct EroCounterModel { + int value = 0; + int execute(EroAddAction action) { + value += action.by; + return value; + } +}; + +template <> +struct morph::model::ModelTraits { + static constexpr std::string_view typeId() { return "ERO_CounterModel"; } +}; +template <> +struct morph::model::ActionTraits { + using Result = int; + static constexpr std::string_view typeId() { return "ERO_AddAction"; } + static std::string toJson(const EroAddAction& action) { return "{\"by\":" + std::to_string(action.by) + "}"; } + static EroAddAction fromJson(std::string_view json) { + EroAddAction action; + // Minimal hand-rolled parse -- the fixed shape ({"by":N}) doesn't + // justify pulling in glaze here; every sibling RemoteServer test in + // this directory (test_remote_connection_scope.cpp's CsSquareAction, + // etc.) round-trips through the real ActionDispatcher via glaze + // instead, but this model only needs `execute()` reached directly + // from RemoteServer's own decode path, which calls fromJson() itself. + auto pos = json.find(':'); + if (pos != std::string_view::npos) { + action.by = std::stoi(std::string{json.substr(pos + 1, json.find('}') - pos - 1)}); + } + return action; + } + static std::string resultToJson(const int& result) { return std::to_string(result); } + static int resultFromJson(std::string_view json) { return std::stoi(std::string{json}); } +}; + +namespace { + +using morph::testing::WaitReply; + +morph::model::detail::ActionDispatcher& eroDispatcher() { + static morph::model::detail::ActionDispatcher dispatcher = [] { + morph::model::detail::ActionDispatcher d; + d.registerAction("ERO_CounterModel", "ERO_AddAction"); + return d; + }(); + return dispatcher; +} + +morph::model::detail::ModelRegistryFactory& eroRegistry() { + static morph::model::detail::ModelRegistryFactory registry = [] { + morph::model::detail::ModelRegistryFactory r; + r.registerModel("ERO_CounterModel"); + return r; + }(); + return registry; +} + +} // namespace + +TEST_CASE("RemoteServer::handle() preserves send order for two same-model executes " + "even when the second one's pre-strand work finishes first", + "[remote][execute-ordering]") { + morph::exec::ThreadPoolExecutor pool{2}; + auto authorizer = std::make_shared(); + auto server = std::make_shared(pool, authorizer, eroDispatcher(), eroRegistry()); + + WaitReply regReply; + server->handle(morph::wire::encode(morph::wire::makeRegister("ERO_CounterModel")), std::ref(regReply)); + REQUIRE(regReply.await()); + REQUIRE(regReply.env.kind == "ok"); + const auto modelId = regReply.env.modelId; + REQUIRE(modelId != 0U); + + // Two execute envelopes for the SAME model, sent back-to-back on the + // same (simulated) connection -- call A (by=10) first, call B (by=100) + // second, exactly like two requests arriving close together. handle() + // returns immediately in both cases (it only posts to the pool), so + // these two calls are made in strict program order here, mirroring two + // messages arriving in that order over one WebSocket connection. + morph::wire::Envelope reqA; + reqA.kind = "execute"; + reqA.callId = 1; + reqA.modelId = modelId; + reqA.modelType = "ERO_CounterModel"; + reqA.actionType = "ERO_AddAction"; + reqA.body = R"({"by":10})"; + WaitReply replyA; + server->handle(morph::wire::encode(reqA), std::ref(replyA)); + + morph::wire::Envelope reqB = reqA; + reqB.callId = 2; + reqB.body = R"({"by":100})"; + WaitReply replyB; + server->handle(morph::wire::encode(reqB), std::ref(replyB)); + + // SlowFirstAuthorizer guarantees B's authorize() call (and everything + // after it in B's pre-strand work) finishes before A's does -- A is the + // first call reaching authorize() program-order, so it is the one held + // up. Without finding 035's fix, this is precisely the interleaving that + // lets B's execute reach the model's strand before A's, even though the + // client sent A first. + REQUIRE(replyA.await(std::chrono::milliseconds{5000})); + REQUIRE(replyB.await(std::chrono::milliseconds{5000})); + REQUIRE(replyA.env.kind == "ok"); + REQUIRE(replyB.env.kind == "ok"); + + // The load-bearing assertion: A (by=10) must be applied before B + // (by=100) resolves, because the client sent A first. If B's effect was + // applied first (the bug), replyA.env.body is "110" and replyB.env.body + // is "100" -- still internally consistent, still both "ok", but + // backwards relative to send order. Correct behaviour is A settles at + // 10, B settles at 110, in THAT order -- matching send order, not + // whichever pool thread happened to finish its pre-strand work first. + CHECK(replyA.env.body == "10"); + CHECK(replyB.env.body == "110"); +} diff --git a/tests/test_support.hpp b/tests/test_support.hpp index d0851294..2eea1737 100644 --- a/tests/test_support.hpp +++ b/tests/test_support.hpp @@ -13,6 +13,7 @@ #include #include +#include #include #include #include @@ -20,6 +21,7 @@ #include #include #include +#include namespace morph::testing { @@ -116,6 +118,95 @@ class StepExecutor : public ::morph::exec::IExecutor { std::deque> _queue; }; +/// @brief An `IExecutor` that queues every posted task and runs them only +/// when explicitly stepped — never on its own thread. +/// +/// Without this, strand-ordering bugs in code built over `IExecutor` (see +/// `test_remote_execute_ordering.cpp`'s use of it against `RemoteServer`, or +/// `examples/common/testkit/strand_interleaver.hpp`'s identical copy against +/// `StrandExecutor` in the ladder's own tests) are probabilistic stress runs +/// instead of reproducible interleavings: a test controls exactly which +/// posted task runs next, rather than hoping real OS thread scheduling +/// happens to hit the race on a given run. +/// +/// Single-threaded by construction: `post()` just appends to a deque under a +/// mutex (posts can legitimately arrive from other threads — e.g. code under +/// test posting a continuation from inside a running task — but every task +/// itself runs synchronously on whichever thread calls `step()`/ +/// `runSchedule()`). +/// +/// Duplicated from `examples/common/testkit/strand_interleaver.hpp` rather +/// than shared across the two build trees — that header has no reachable +/// include path from `tests/` (`morph_ladder_testkit`'s own include +/// directories do not cover the repo-root `tests/` directory, and +/// `test_support.hpp` is a private header for `morph_tests`' own +/// translation units, not an installed/exported one) — matching this +/// codebase's established convention for small, self-contained internal +/// details that would otherwise need new cross-module plumbing to share. +/// +/// Unlike `ThreadPoolExecutor`/`StrandExecutor`, a task's exception is not +/// caught and logged here: it propagates straight out of `step()`/ +/// `runSchedule()` to the caller. That is deliberate — the caller is a test, +/// and the exception is often a `REQUIRE` failure the test needs to see +/// rather than have silently swallowed. +class DeterministicExecutor : public ::morph::exec::IExecutor { + public: + void post(std::function task) override { + std::lock_guard lock{_mtx}; + _queue.push_back(std::move(task)); + } + + /// @return The number of tasks currently queued and not yet run. + [[nodiscard]] std::size_t pending() const { + std::lock_guard lock{_mtx}; + return _queue.size(); + } + + /// @brief Runs the oldest-queued task. Throws if the queue is empty. + void step() { + std::function task; + { + std::lock_guard lock{_mtx}; + if (_queue.empty()) { + throw std::runtime_error("DeterministicExecutor::step: queue is empty"); + } + task = std::move(_queue.front()); + _queue.pop_front(); + } + task(); + } + + /// @brief Runs tasks in the exact order given, by *current* queue + /// position at the moment each entry is consumed — so a task that + /// posts new work mid-schedule is reflected in later indices. + /// `order` must name every index that will exist by the time it's + /// reached; the simplest correct schedule is just `{0, 1, ..., n-1}` + /// run one at a time via repeated `step()` calls when a test only + /// wants strict FIFO — `runSchedule` exists for tests that + /// deliberately want a *non*-FIFO interleaving. + /// @param order The queue indices to run, in caller-chosen order, each + /// read against the queue's *current* contents at the + /// moment it is consumed (see above). + void runSchedule(const std::vector& order) { + for (auto index : order) { + std::function task; + { + std::lock_guard lock{_mtx}; + if (index >= _queue.size()) { + throw std::runtime_error("DeterministicExecutor::runSchedule: index beyond current queue size"); + } + task = std::move(_queue[index]); + _queue.erase(_queue.begin() + static_cast(index)); + } + task(); + } + } + + private: + mutable std::mutex _mtx; + std::deque> _queue; +}; + /// @brief Default polling budget for `waitUntil`. Picked to cover the slowest /// TSan/Valgrind runs without making green tests visibly slow. inline constexpr std::chrono::milliseconds kDefaultWaitBudget{2000}; diff --git a/vcpkg.json b/vcpkg.json index f2f74610..bf08b156 100644 --- a/vcpkg.json +++ b/vcpkg.json @@ -4,7 +4,9 @@ "version": "0.1.0", "dependencies": [ "glaze", - "catch2" + "catch2", + "yaml-cpp", + "libzip" ], "builtin-baseline": "c3867e714dd3a51c272826eea77267876517ed99" } From 3e141d926622d8ce34da6ae2c3f2a727e54136ff Mon Sep 17 00:00:00 2001 From: Yaraslau Tamashevich Date: Thu, 13 Aug 2026 14:26:40 +0300 Subject: [PATCH 02/14] ladder: rung 1 -- pastebin Animal-name-keyed pastes with burn-after-read, expiry, and edit conflict detection -- the first rung exercised end-to-end (server, desktop GUI, WASM client). Co-Authored-By: Claude Sonnet 5 --- examples/pastebin/CMakeLists.txt | 29 + examples/pastebin/README.md | 404 +++++ examples/pastebin/gui/main.cpp | 109 ++ examples/pastebin/gui/qml/Main.qml | 218 +++ examples/pastebin/gui/qml/PasteView.qml | 82 + .../gui_lib/paste_forms_controller.cpp | 16 + .../gui_lib/paste_forms_controller.hpp | 75 + examples/pastebin/gui_lib/paste_presenter.cpp | 47 + examples/pastebin/gui_lib/paste_presenter.hpp | 97 ++ .../pastebin/gui_lib/paste_qml_bridges.cpp | 127 ++ .../pastebin/gui_lib/paste_qml_bridges.hpp | 160 ++ examples/pastebin/gui_lib/paste_schemas.hpp | 35 + examples/pastebin/gui_wasm/main_wasm.cpp | 93 ++ .../pastebin/include/pastebin/app/app.hpp | 123 ++ .../pastebin/include/pastebin/core/errors.hpp | 56 + .../pastebin/include/pastebin/core/types.hpp | 135 ++ .../pastebin/include/pastebin/db/database.hpp | 30 + .../pastebin/include/pastebin/db/db_model.hpp | 75 + .../include/pastebin/db/paste_entity.hpp | 44 + .../include/pastebin/dto/paste_dto.hpp | 200 +++ .../include/pastebin/models/paste_model.hpp | 88 ++ examples/pastebin/include/pastebin/units.hpp | 48 + examples/pastebin/src/app/app.cpp | 114 ++ examples/pastebin/src/db/schema.cpp | 41 + examples/pastebin/src/models/paste_model.cpp | 451 ++++++ examples/pastebin/src/server/main.cpp | 188 +++ .../pastebin/tests/test_gui_qml_smoke.cpp | 51 + examples/pastebin/tests/test_paste_model.cpp | 1387 +++++++++++++++++ .../pastebin/tests/test_paste_presenter.cpp | 270 ++++ .../pastebin/tests/test_paste_qml_bridges.cpp | 479 ++++++ 30 files changed, 5272 insertions(+) create mode 100644 examples/pastebin/CMakeLists.txt create mode 100644 examples/pastebin/README.md create mode 100644 examples/pastebin/gui/main.cpp create mode 100644 examples/pastebin/gui/qml/Main.qml create mode 100644 examples/pastebin/gui/qml/PasteView.qml create mode 100644 examples/pastebin/gui_lib/paste_forms_controller.cpp create mode 100644 examples/pastebin/gui_lib/paste_forms_controller.hpp create mode 100644 examples/pastebin/gui_lib/paste_presenter.cpp create mode 100644 examples/pastebin/gui_lib/paste_presenter.hpp create mode 100644 examples/pastebin/gui_lib/paste_qml_bridges.cpp create mode 100644 examples/pastebin/gui_lib/paste_qml_bridges.hpp create mode 100644 examples/pastebin/gui_lib/paste_schemas.hpp create mode 100644 examples/pastebin/gui_wasm/main_wasm.cpp create mode 100644 examples/pastebin/include/pastebin/app/app.hpp create mode 100644 examples/pastebin/include/pastebin/core/errors.hpp create mode 100644 examples/pastebin/include/pastebin/core/types.hpp create mode 100644 examples/pastebin/include/pastebin/db/database.hpp create mode 100644 examples/pastebin/include/pastebin/db/db_model.hpp create mode 100644 examples/pastebin/include/pastebin/db/paste_entity.hpp create mode 100644 examples/pastebin/include/pastebin/dto/paste_dto.hpp create mode 100644 examples/pastebin/include/pastebin/models/paste_model.hpp create mode 100644 examples/pastebin/include/pastebin/units.hpp create mode 100644 examples/pastebin/src/app/app.cpp create mode 100644 examples/pastebin/src/db/schema.cpp create mode 100644 examples/pastebin/src/models/paste_model.cpp create mode 100644 examples/pastebin/src/server/main.cpp create mode 100644 examples/pastebin/tests/test_gui_qml_smoke.cpp create mode 100644 examples/pastebin/tests/test_paste_model.cpp create mode 100644 examples/pastebin/tests/test_paste_presenter.cpp create mode 100644 examples/pastebin/tests/test_paste_qml_bridges.cpp diff --git a/examples/pastebin/CMakeLists.txt b/examples/pastebin/CMakeLists.txt new file mode 100644 index 00000000..5ff6bf78 --- /dev/null +++ b/examples/pastebin/CMakeLists.txt @@ -0,0 +1,29 @@ +# SPDX-License-Identifier: Apache-2.0 +# +# pastebin — rung 1 of the application ladder (examples/pastebin/README.md). +# All target wiring lives in morph_add_rung() (cmake/morph_add_rung.cmake); +# this file only pulls in pastebin-specific dependencies morph_add_rung() +# itself doesn't know about, then calls it. + +cmake_minimum_required(VERSION 3.25) + +morph_add_rung(NAME pastebin) + +# ── The WASM client's server url ──────────────────────────────────────────── +# A page served from a static bundle has no argv to read a --server flag from, +# so the url the browser client connects to is a build-time constant. Same +# mechanism and same shape as the rung-0 spike's own +# MORPH_LADDER_WASM_SPIKE_SERVER_URL (examples/common/wasm_spike/CMakeLists.txt), +# under a per-rung name so several rungs' WASM clients can point at their own +# servers in one Emscripten configure. Guarded on the target rather than on +# EMSCRIPTEN directly: morph_add_rung() creates it only under Emscripten, and +# only when its prerequisites are met (it announces every skip). +if(TARGET ladder_pastebin_gui_wasm) + if(NOT DEFINED MORPH_LADDER_PASTEBIN_WASM_SERVER_URL) + set(MORPH_LADDER_PASTEBIN_WASM_SERVER_URL "ws://127.0.0.1:8765" CACHE STRING + "URL pastebin's WASM client connects to; must be a reachable ladder_pastebin_server.") + endif() + target_compile_definitions(ladder_pastebin_gui_wasm PRIVATE + MORPH_LADDER_PASTEBIN_WASM_SERVER_URL="${MORPH_LADDER_PASTEBIN_WASM_SERVER_URL}" + ) +endif() diff --git a/examples/pastebin/README.md b/examples/pastebin/README.md new file mode 100644 index 00000000..935240a9 --- /dev/null +++ b/examples/pastebin/README.md @@ -0,0 +1,404 @@ +# pastebin — rung 1 of the [application ladder](../LADDER.md) + +**Status: shipped** — every rung-1 task is complete; see +[Definition of done](#definition-of-done) for what that does and does not +mean (the native stack is verified end to end; the WASM client is written and +CI-gated but has never been compiled here). A minimal pastebin: create a text +snippet, share its URL, let it expire or burn after N reads. The smallest +complete morph application — one entity, one model, SQLite, Qt WASM client. + +## Running it + +```bash +# One-time configure (Qt 6.5+, an ODBC SQLite3 driver, MORPH_BUILD_FORMS_QML +# for the schema-driven create form): +cmake -S . -B build -G Ninja \ + -DMORPH_BUILD_QT=ON -DMORPH_BUILD_FORMS_QML=ON \ + -DMORPH_BUILD_LADDER=ON -DMORPH_LADDER_RUNGS=pastebin + +# Server (owns the database, the action journal and the expiry sweep): +PASTEBIN_DB="DRIVER=SQLite3;Database=pastebin.db;Timeout=5000" \ +PASTEBIN_PORT=8765 ./build/examples/pastebin/ladder_pastebin_server + +# Desktop client, either deployment mode: +./build/examples/pastebin/ladder_pastebin_gui # in-process +./build/examples/pastebin/ladder_pastebin_gui --server ws://127.0.0.1:8765 +``` + +The browser client is the same program with a different `main()` +(`gui_wasm/main_wasm.cpp`), built only in an Emscripten configure — which +additionally needs `-DMORPH_CLIENT_ONLY=ON`, since a WASM client names its +model type but must not link the model's ODBC-backed bodies +(`docs/spec/core/registry.md`; `morph_add_rung()` fails the configure with that +explanation if the option is missing). Its server url is baked in at build time +via `-DMORPH_LADDER_PASTEBIN_WASM_SERVER_URL=ws://host:port`. The exact +configure line CI uses is `.github/workflows/wasm-ladder.yml`. + +**Scope note (delivery + verification reviews):** review rounds had piled +ladder-wide infrastructure onto this rung until it stopped being small. That +infrastructure is now **rung 0**, delivered *before* the pastebin app: the +testkit subset (`pump.hpp`, `backend_rig.hpp`, `db_fixture.hpp`, Qt-owning +test main), `examples/common/gui` (AppContext + Presenter base), the +`ladder-tests` CI job, and the **WASM-remote spike** — the first-ever +WASM + `QtWebSocketBackend` run, which requires `asyncRegistrationEnabled = +true` (opt-in, off by default) and the `setConnectHandler` pattern instead +of `waitForConnected()` (which hangs the page on WASM), with a written +fallback plan if it bounces off framework work. Rung 1 proper is the app +below plus its design records. Deferred from rung 1: the convergence +assertion (its `poll()`/`lastEventId()` hooks exist only from rung 3) and +the full hostile-content corpus suite (start with a representative subset). + +## Reference implementations + +- **[MicroBin](https://github.com/szabodanika/microbin)** (Rust, Actix, + BSD-3-Clause, ~4k LOC) — the anchor. Small enough to read end-to-end in an + afternoon; its single `Pasta` struct *is* the data model. Supports SQLite or + a flat JSON file behind a two-backend storage abstraction — directly + analogous to morph's in-memory vs. SQLite-persisted split. +- [PrivateBin](https://github.com/PrivateBin/PrivateBin) — studied and + rejected as anchor: its zero-knowledge design makes the server a dumb + ciphertext store, exercising none of the typed-model machinery. Worth a look + only for its burn-after-read UX. + +## What to implement + +One model, `PasteModel`, keyed by paste id (animal-name ids like MicroBin's +are a nice touch), with actions: + +1. `CreatePaste { content, syntax, expiresAt, burnAfterReads, isPrivate }` + → `PasteId` +2. `GetPaste { id }` → `PasteView` — **this is the interesting one**: reading + increments `read_count` and may delete the paste (burn-after-reads), so a + read is a *write*. +3. `EditPaste`, `DeletePaste` — plain mutations for editable pastes. +4. `ListPastes {}` → recent public pastes (pagination via cursor field). + +Persistence: one Lightweight entity (`PasteRecord`) and one +`LIGHTWEIGHT_SQL_MIGRATION`, per [`../IMPLEMENTATION.md`](../IMPLEMENTATION.md) +— fields modeled on MicroBin's `Pasta` (id, content, extension, private, +editable, created, expiration, last_read, read_count, burn_after_reads). +DTO fields follow the strong-type rule: `PasteId`, `Timestamp`, `enum +class` visibility, a reads `Quantity` — `std::string` only for content and +extension. + +Clients: Qt Widgets desktop client and the same code compiled to WASM +(follow [`../bank/gui_wasm`](../bank/gui_wasm)). Local and remote backends +must both work unchanged. + +## morph subsystems exercised + +- The full local/remote loop end-to-end on a fresh codebase (registration, + strands, wire protocol, WASM build). +- **Journal**: install `FileActionLog` from day one. Design questions, + **resolved** below (ladder discipline rule): + + - *Is a state-mutating read an action?* **Resolved: yes — `GetPaste` + stays the one client-visible, journaled action (default + `Loggable::Yes`), not split.** The recommended split (a pure, unlogged + `GetPaste` plus an internally-journaled `RecordRead` mutation) turned + out to be structurally unavailable: `IModelHolder::recordIfAttached` + (`include/morph/core/model.hpp:145`) is called only by the two + built-in dispatch runners, for the one action actually dispatched — + there is no seam for a model to author a second, independent + `LogEntry` from inside its own `execute()`, and the one workaround + that exists (`Bridge::modelFactory` constructor injection) only + reaches `Local`-mode registration, not `Socket`-mode's + registry-constructed models. Filed as + [finding 020](../../docs/findings/020-registry-constructed-models-have-no-di-seam.md) + (generalizes finding 003 beyond the clock). **Consequence, accepted + and documented, not worked around:** replaying `GetPaste`'s entry + re-runs the real burn/read-count logic against whatever row state + exists at replay time — for a burn-after-read paste this can + resurrect content the user was told was destroyed. This is the + concrete, privacy-shaped example the journal-honesty position below + generalizes from; it is not unique to `GetPaste` in kind (replaying + *any* DB-backed mutating action re-touches the live database — see + that position) but it is the sharpest instance of it, so pastebin's + UI must never expose a raw "undo"/"replay" affordance over the + journal, only read-only history rendering. + - *How does expiry replay?* **Resolved: an explicit, journaled + `ExpirePaste{id}` action, dispatched by a periodic sweep that is a + genuinely separate top-level call — not nested inside `GetPaste`'s own + `execute()`.** `GetPaste`'s own atomic update (the burn-atomicity + decision, below) already excludes an expired row from its `WHERE` + clause defensively, so correctness never depends on sweep timing — a + client asking for an expired paste gets `Expired` regardless of + whether the sweep has reached that row yet. This is what makes a + **periodic** sweep (a timer in the app-layer server bootstrap, + `src/app/`, not model code — it is orchestration, not domain logic; + typically every few seconds) both simpler than a per-request hook + (`RemoteServer` has no confirmed pre-dispatch interception seam to + hang one on) and *more* complete than "on access" alone — it also + reclaims pastes nobody ever requests again, which an on-access-only + sweep would leave orphaned forever. The sweep queries + `expires_at_ms <= now()` directly (a plain, unlogged read — not an + action) and dispatches `ExpirePaste{id}` for each match through an + **internal client** — a `Bridge` over `SimulatedRemoteBackend{*server}` + wrapping the app's own live `RemoteServer` — a first-class client of + the same server, not a bypass: `SimulatedRemoteBackend::execute()` + calls `RemoteServer::handle()`, the exact path a real socket client's + call takes (`dispatchMessage` → `dispatchExecute` → + `ActionDispatcher::dispatch`), so `ExpirePaste` is authorized, + dispatched, and auto-journaled exactly like any client-issued action + — no framework gap, no finding needed for this part. `ExpirePaste`'s + payload is just `{id}` (never `now()`), so replaying its entry is + trivially deterministic regardless of when replay runs. Under this + rung's fail-open default (no authorizer configured), + `RemoteServer::dispatchExecute` clears any claimed principal before + the model sees it (`authenticate()` returns `nullopt` by default), so + `ExpirePaste`'s `LogEntry.principal` reads empty — consistent with + every other unauthenticated call this rung makes, not a gap. + - *The ladder-wide journal position paper.* **Resolved:** + `morph::journal` is an **audit trail** — install it to answer "what + happened, and when" (render read-only history; `entries()` + + `LogEntry.timestampMs`/`.principal`/`.outcome`). It is **not** + event-sourcing and **not** a safe reconstruction mechanism for any + DB-backed model, pastebin's `PasteModel` included: + `journal::replay()`/`SessionLog::undoLast()` re-run the recorded + action's real `execute()` against a freshly created model instance — + for an in-memory-only model that's an isolated sandbox, but for a + model whose real state lives in Lightweight/SQLite (every ladder + model to date), "fresh instance" only isolates the *model object*, + not the database it immediately reopens and mutates again. Do not + invoke `replay()`/`undoLast()` against a live install's database; + they exist for offline forensic reconstruction (a copied-aside + database file) or for models that are provably pure/in-memory, which + no ladder rung has shipped yet. Framework growth this rung proposes + instead of assuming: (1) a documented, opt-in "replay-safe" trait or + marker distinguishing pure/in-memory models from DB-backed ones, so + `replay()` can refuse (or clearly warn) against the latter; (2) the + DI seam [finding 020](../../docs/findings/020-registry-constructed-models-have-no-di-seam.md) + asks for, which — had it existed — would have let `GetPaste` be split + as originally hoped. +- **Shared vs. unshared instance — the burn-atomicity decision. Resolved: + SQL-atomicity, not a shared keyed instance.** `PasteModel` is registered + plain (no `BRIDGE_MODEL_KEY`/`AllowShared`), matching bank's + `NotificationModel` shape, not `AccountModel`'s. Burn-after-read + atomicity comes from a conditional `UPDATE … WHERE read_count < + burn_after_reads` issued via Lightweight's raw-query facility + (`SqlStatement::Prepare`/`Execute`) — the pre-enumerated + sanctioned-escape-tier answer named in + [`../IMPLEMENTATION.md`](../IMPLEMENTATION.md) § sanctioned escape tier. + **As shipped this is the transaction-wrapped two-statement form, not the + single-statement `… RETURNING …` one originally written here.** The + mandatory finding is filed: + [finding 022](../../docs/findings/022-sqliteodbc-update-returning-no-cursor.md) + — the sqliteodbc driver accepts `UPDATE … RETURNING`, applies it, and + reports the returned column count, but the first `FetchRow()` throws + SQLSTATE 24000 "Invalid cursor state"; it never opens a cursor over the + returned rows. `PasteModel::execute(const GetPaste&)` therefore runs a + `SqlTransaction` around (1) the identical conditional `UPDATE` minus its + `RETURNING` clause, dispatched on `NumRowsAffected()`, and (2) an ordinary + `DataMapper` read-back by primary key. **The atomicity argument is + unchanged**: it never rested on `RETURNING`, only on the guard living + inside the `UPDATE`'s own `WHERE`, which SQLite evaluates and applies + indivisibly under a write lock — of N clients racing for the last allowed + read, exactly one gets a non-zero affected-row count. The transaction only + keeps the read-back consistent with the write it reads back, and folds the + burn-delete into the same commit. This also avoids the + shared-instance option's WASM coupling: a shared keyed instance's first + `GetPaste` would drive the *synchronous* shared-attach path that aborts + the page, pulling the async-shared-attach framework prerequisite forward + from rung 3. Revisit sharing at rung 3, per the original recommendation. +- **Lightweight behind a model** at the smallest possible scale — the + DTO ⇄ entity ⇄ `DataMapper` loop of [`../IMPLEMENTATION.md`](../IMPLEMENTATION.md) + proven on a one-entity schema before the bigger rungs depend on it. + +**Custom-GUI-element justification (`../IMPLEMENTATION.md` rule 2):** the +shipped `morph::qt::forms::FormsControllerCore` hardcodes its own +`Bridge`/`LocalBackend`/executor internally, with no way to compose it over +`AppContext`'s `Bridge&`/`IExecutor*` — a direct conflict with +[`../TESTING.md`](../TESTING.md)'s "never construct executors or backends +themselves" presenter rule, and silently untestable in `Socket` mode. Filed +as +[finding 021](../../docs/findings/021-forms-controller-core-hardcodes-localbackend.md). +Pastebin's GUI still renders exclusively from `morph::forms::schemaJson()` +through the real `MorphForms` QML module (justification (b): pure glue, no +domain logic, no hand-rolled widget) — only the backend-wiring seam is +rung-owned: a thin controller exposing the same +`schemaJson()`/`submitIfValid()`/`fetchOptions()` surface, constructed over +the `BridgeHandler` `AppContext::onReady()` hands it. + +## Required tests (from review) + +- **Hostile content round-trip**: replay every input in `tests/fuzz/findings/` + *as paste content* (control bytes, broken UTF-8), both directions, both + backends — the exact bug class fuzzing already caught once in the wire + layer. +- **Size-limit UX**: `CreatePaste` bouncing off the server's message-size + bound; the client renders a typed error. Typed error rendering debuts + here, not rung 4. +- **Duplicate create on retry**: a resent `CreatePaste` must not mint two + pastes — first appearance of the idempotency-key discipline (rung 4 + formalizes it). Until the fault-injection proxy exists (rung 4), this is + explicitly the **weaker approximation** — double-execute with the same op + id — not true reply-frame loss. Plus id-collision handling in the tiny + animal-name keyspace. +- **Expiry edges**: `expiresAt` in the past / at epoch / malformed + (wire error, not clamped); `GetPaste` against an already-past-`expiresAt` + row before the periodic sweep has reached it (must still throw `Expired` + — this is exactly what proves correctness doesn't depend on sweep + timing); the periodic sweep firing between two pages of a `ListPastes` + cursor walk. +- **Security posture (per the LADDER matrix)**: this rung deliberately runs + the *unhardened* fail-open default, with one test that asserts the delta + (any client can register / execute against a learned id) as executable + documentation of `docs/spec/security.md`; it also owns the `hello` + protocol-version-negotiation test — no example exercises negotiation + today. +- **Store-error branch coverage partly resolves + [finding 018](../../docs/findings/018-db-fault-fixture-cannot-fault-datamapper.md)**: + as shipped, `db_fault_fixture.hpp`'s `SqlScopedLock`-based contention + cannot fault an ordinary `DataMapper` call or the raw conditional update + above. This rung is finding 018's designated owner; the resolution shipped + is its "real failures through the schema" option, but only for two of the + three failure classes — `db_busy_fixture.hpp` holds a competing write + transaction open on a second connection to force a genuine `SQLITE_BUSY`, + and (for the raw conditional update specifically) a row already at + `read_count == burn_after_reads` forces the zero-rows-affected branch. + **Constraint violations are not covered this way**: no fixture forces a + genuine `UNIQUE`/FK violation through the schema, so 018 is triaged + `documented-limitation`, not resolved — read its closing section for the + exact accounting. `IMPLEMENTATION.md` rule 5's per-line exclusion tag is + reserved for whatever, after this, still provably can't be reached this + way. + +## Expected strain points + +- Expiry sweeps are a **time-driven background job** — no client action + triggers them. Keep the rung-1 answer primitive (a plain periodic timer + in the app-layer bootstrap, dispatching through an internal client — see + the journal design decision above); the real background-job pattern + arrives in [`bookmarks`](../bookmarks). +- File attachments (MicroBin supports uploads) are **out of scope** — blobs + through a JSON protocol are rung 4/8's problem. + +## Definition of done + +- [x] **Desktop client against local and remote backends.** + `ladder_pastebin_gui` in both modes, driven manually against a real + `ladder_pastebin_server` (create → list → open → burn → delete) and by the + offscreen QML engine-load smoke test in the suite. +- [~] **WASM client, same client code.** `gui_wasm/main_wasm.cpp` is the only + file that differs from the desktop client: the presenters, the forms + controller, the QML adapters (`gui_lib/paste_qml_bridges.hpp`), the schema + document and `gui/qml/Main.qml` are all shared verbatim — no shadow headers, + no WASM variant of any model/DTO/QML file + ([`../TESTING.md`](../TESTING.md)'s hard requirement). **It has never been + compiled.** No Emscripten toolchain existed in the environment it was + authored in (`emcmake: command not found`), exactly as rung 0's own + [`../common/wasm_spike`](../common/wasm_spike) records for the spike it rides + on. What *was* verified locally: every shared translation unit plus + `main_wasm.cpp` compiles with `__EMSCRIPTEN__` and `MORPH_CLIENT_ONLY` + defined and the Lightweight/ODBC include paths removed — the client's include + graph is genuinely persistence-free. What was not: the Qt for WebAssembly + toolchain, the link, and the browser. + `.github/workflows/wasm-ladder.yml` is the compile gate that will settle it. +- [x] **`examples/common/testkit` used throughout.** `BackendRig`'s + Local/Simulated/Socket matrix, `pump`/`pumpUntil` discipline, `DbFixture` + per test case, `DbBusyFixture` for the `SQLITE_BUSY` branches. +- [x] **Presenter-shaped GUI.** `ladder_pastebin_gui_lib` links `Qt6::Core` + only (presenter rule 1); `PastePresenter` is tested in all three backend + modes. +- [x] **Burn-after-read and expiry work**, with the atomicity mechanism, its + `RETURNING` limitation and the ladder-wide journal position documented above. +- [x] **Model unit tests**, following [`../bank/tests`](../bank/tests) + conventions: 33 cases covering the burn/expiry edges, the hostile-content + corpus replay, size limits, duplicate create, id collisions, the fail-open + security delta and `hello` version negotiation. +- [x] **Findings filed rather than worked around** — this rung's actual + product: + [018](../../docs/findings/018-db-fault-fixture-cannot-fault-datamapper.md) + (this rung was its designated owner; the `SQLITE_BUSY` class is now reached + through the schema with `DbBusyFixture`, so 018 is triaged + `documented-limitation` — the *promise* it quotes, a failing ODBC-level + `db_fault_fixture` covering all three failure classes, is still not what + exists; read its closing section for exactly what did and did not change), + [020](../../docs/findings/020-registry-constructed-models-have-no-di-seam.md), + [021](../../docs/findings/021-forms-controller-core-hardcodes-localbackend.md), + [022](../../docs/findings/022-sqliteodbc-update-returning-no-cursor.md), + [023](../../docs/findings/023-completion-onerror-single-slot-overwrite.md), + [024](../../docs/findings/024-no-registration-settled-seam.md), + [025](../../docs/findings/025-client-only-still-needs-model-persistence-headers.md), + [026](../../docs/findings/026-control-byte-escaping-missing-in-three-sibling-writers.md). + Three framework/testkit bugs found on the way were *fixed*, not merely + filed: JSON control-byte escaping in the action/result codecs, an + executor-lifetime bug in the shared testkit, and — found by this rung's own + QML-adapter suite — `QtDrivenMainThreadExecutor::post()`'s zero-delay drain + timer capturing a bare `this`, which fired into freed storage one + `GENERATE` iteration later and aborted the process + (`examples/common/testkit/backend_rig.hpp`, with a regression case in + `test_backend_rig.cpp`). A fourth bug, `Completion::onError`'s single-slot + overwrite, was *worked around* rather than fixed: `gui/presenter.hpp`'s + `track()` folds a subclass's error-display callback and the busy-counter + decrement into the one `.onError()` slot `Completion` actually keeps, + instead of composing two separate calls. The underlying single-slot + behavior is unchanged in `morph/core/completion.hpp`; finding 023 tracks it + and remains open. + Finding 026 is the unfinished half of the first of those: the same missing + escaping survives in three sibling writers (`journal/action_log.hpp`, + `offline/file_offline_queue.hpp`, `session/session_auth.hpp`), recorded + rather than quietly patched from a rung. + +### Known gaps, stated rather than smoothed over + +- **This rung is *shipped*, not *exited*.** Those are different words on + purpose. [`../FINDINGS.md`](../FINDINGS.md)'s "Rung exit criteria" makes a + rung done when (1) its README's design questions are resolved in writing, + (2) every named strain test exists — passing or filed as a finding, and + (3) **its findings are triaged (no `open` dispositions left)**. (1) and (2) + are met above. (3) is not: of the ten findings this rung owns or inherited, + **nine are still `disposition: open`** — + [017](../../docs/findings/017-async-registration-fails-before-connect.md), + [019](../../docs/findings/019-testkit-reaches-into-four-detail-namespaces.md), + [020](../../docs/findings/020-registry-constructed-models-have-no-di-seam.md), + [021](../../docs/findings/021-forms-controller-core-hardcodes-localbackend.md), + [022](../../docs/findings/022-sqliteodbc-update-returning-no-cursor.md), + [023](../../docs/findings/023-completion-onerror-single-slot-overwrite.md), + [024](../../docs/findings/024-no-registration-settled-seam.md), + [025](../../docs/findings/025-client-only-still-needs-model-persistence-headers.md) + and [026](../../docs/findings/026-control-byte-escaping-missing-in-three-sibling-writers.md), + the last of them filed by this rung's own closing review. Only + [018](../../docs/findings/018-db-fault-fixture-cannot-fault-datamapper.md) + carries a final disposition, and only because it named *this rung* as its + designated resolver and its own text prescribed the resolution that + shipped. The rest need a **repo-owner triage pass**, which `FINDINGS.md` + reserves explicitly: "the repo owner decides; the ladder never + self-triages." Until that pass happens, nothing here should be read as this + rung having formally exited — "shipped" and "implemented" are accurate, + "exited" is not. +- **The full CI matrix has *not* been demoted, on purpose and in that + order.** `FINDINGS.md`'s demotion policy fires "once a rung exits": its + per-PR CI drops to compile-only plus one smoke test, its full matrix moves + to the weekly tier, and its coverage gate freezes at the exit commit. None + of that has been applied. Today this rung still costs, on every relevant + framework PR: the `ladder-tests` job's path-filtered run, `linux-all-features` + building the whole ladder on every push, `codecov.yml`'s **blocking** + `pastebin` component, and `wasm-ladder.yml`'s broad path filter. That is a + deliberate sequencing decision, not an oversight: demotion is gated on rung + exit, and exit is gated on the findings triage above. Applying it now would + jump ahead of this rung's own exit criteria and freeze a coverage gate at a + commit the owner has not yet accepted as the exit. Whoever completes the + triage pass should do the demotion in the same change — that is the moment + it becomes correct, and `FINDINGS.md`'s closing line ("the instrument built + to motivate framework change must never become the reason a framework fix + is too expensive to land") is why it should not be forgotten then. +- The WASM client's verification status, above. +- **`ladder-tests` still builds no GUI.** That job's distro Qt is 6.4.2, below + the 6.5 floor `MORPH_BUILD_FORMS_QML` requires, so it configures without the + QML module, the desktop client or the smoke test — `morph_add_rung()` + announces each skip rather than letting them vanish silently. The + `linux-all-features` job now enables `MORPH_BUILD_LADDER` alongside + `MORPH_BUILD_FORMS_QML` (it already installs Qt 6.8), so that is where those + targets are built and that test runs. +- **Registration timing** + ([finding 024](../../docs/findings/024-no-registration-settled-seam.md)): + both clients open with a bounded retry `Timer` in `Main.qml`, because morph + exposes no "registration settled" seam. It is bounded by success, not by an + attempt cap, so a server that never answers leaves the client retrying at + ~6.7 Hz with no terminal error — and `Remote` mode has no connect timeout at + all. +- Deferred by design: the convergence assertion (needs rung 3's + `poll()`/`lastEventId()`), the full hostile-content corpus (a representative + subset ships), true reply-frame loss (rung 4's fault-injection proxy), file + attachments. diff --git a/examples/pastebin/gui/main.cpp b/examples/pastebin/gui/main.cpp new file mode 100644 index 00000000..91297929 --- /dev/null +++ b/examples/pastebin/gui/main.cpp @@ -0,0 +1,109 @@ +// SPDX-License-Identifier: Apache-2.0 + +/// @file +/// pastebin's desktop client shell: one `AppContext` (deployment mode from +/// `--server`), the two QML adapters `gui_lib/paste_qml_bridges.hpp` defines +/// built inside `ctx.onReady()`, and a `QQmlApplicationEngine` loading this +/// rung's own QML module (`Pastebin`, see `cmake/morph_add_rung.cmake`). +/// +/// Usage: +/// @code +/// ladder_pastebin_gui # in-process backend +/// ladder_pastebin_gui --server ws://127.0.0.1:8765 # standalone server +/// @endcode +/// +/// Everything below the deployment-mode choice is shared verbatim with +/// `gui_wasm/main_wasm.cpp` — the adapters, the schema document and the QML +/// module all live outside this file precisely so the two clients are one +/// program with two `main()`s (`examples/TESTING.md`, "same client code"). + +#include +#include +#include +#include +#include +#include + +#include "gui/app_context.hpp" +#include "paste_qml_bridges.hpp" +#include "pastebin/db/database.hpp" + +#include +#include +#include + +namespace { + +/// @brief `--server ` if present, otherwise no url (in-process mode). +[[nodiscard]] std::optional serverUrlFromArgs(const QStringList& args) { + const auto index = args.indexOf(QStringLiteral("--server")); + if (index < 0 || index + 1 >= args.size()) { + return std::nullopt; + } + return QUrl{args.at(index + 1)}; +} + +} // namespace + +int main(int argc, char** argv) { + QGuiApplication qtApp{argc, argv}; + + const auto serverUrl = serverUrlFromArgs(QCoreApplication::arguments()); + + // Local mode hosts `PasteModel` in this very process, so this process is + // also the one that has to point Lightweight at a database and apply the + // migrations — the same bootstrap `src/server/main.cpp` performs, for the + // same reason. `Remote` mode must *not* do it: the server owns the store, + // and a client opening the same SQLite file behind the server's back is + // exactly the second writer this rung's SQLITE_BUSY work exists to avoid. + // + // Local mode is deliberately the *smaller* deployment, not an equivalent + // one: `pastebin::app::App` (the durable action log and the periodic + // expiry sweep) lives only in the server binary. A Local-mode client + // therefore journals nothing, and an expired paste keeps appearing in the + // listing until something sweeps it — `ListPastes` filters on visibility + // only, and it is `ExpirePaste` that reclaims the row + // (`src/models/paste_model.cpp`). Opening one still fails correctly with + // "paste has expired", because `GetPaste`'s own atomic guard never depends + // on the sweep having run. + if (!serverUrl) { + const char* connectionString = std::getenv("PASTEBIN_DB"); + pastebin::db::setup(connectionString != nullptr ? connectionString + : "DRIVER=SQLite3;Database=pastebin.db;Timeout=5000"); + } + + // Mirrors AppContext's own doc-comment construction pattern: pick the + // mode, then build every handler from inside onReady() — a Remote context + // is *not* usable the line after its constructor returns + // (docs/findings/017). + ::morph::ladder::gui::AppContext ctx{ + serverUrl ? ::morph::ladder::gui::AppContext::Mode{::morph::ladder::gui::Remote{.url = *serverUrl}} + : ::morph::ladder::gui::AppContext::Mode{::morph::ladder::gui::Local{.workers = 4}}}; + + QQmlApplicationEngine engine; + std::unique_ptr formsBridge; + std::unique_ptr pasteBridge; + + ctx.onReady([&] { + formsBridge = std::make_unique(ctx.bridge(), ctx.executor()); + pasteBridge = std::make_unique(ctx.bridge(), ctx.executor()); + // Initial properties rather than context properties: the root object + // then declares what it needs, so the same Main.qml also loads with + // nothing wired up — which is exactly what the offscreen engine-load + // smoke test (tests/test_gui_qml_smoke.cpp) does. + engine.setInitialProperties({ + {QStringLiteral("formsController"), QVariant::fromValue(formsBridge.get())}, + {QStringLiteral("pasteController"), QVariant::fromValue(pasteBridge.get())}, + }); + engine.loadFromModule(MORPH_LADDER_QML_URI, "Main"); + if (engine.rootObjects().isEmpty()) { + qWarning("ladder_pastebin_gui: QML engine produced no root object"); + QCoreApplication::exit(1); + } + }); + + if (serverUrl) { + qInfo("ladder_pastebin_gui: connecting to %s ...", qUtf8Printable(serverUrl->toString())); + } + return QGuiApplication::exec(); +} diff --git a/examples/pastebin/gui/qml/Main.qml b/examples/pastebin/gui/qml/Main.qml new file mode 100644 index 00000000..98d0c36d --- /dev/null +++ b/examples/pastebin/gui/qml/Main.qml @@ -0,0 +1,218 @@ +// SPDX-License-Identifier: Apache-2.0 +// +// pastebin's desktop shell. Three panes' worth of behavior, none of it +// domain logic (examples/TESTING.md presenter rule 6, "QML is bindings-only"): +// +// * the create form is the shipped MorphForms renderer (DynamicForm) driven +// entirely by schemaJson() — nothing here knows CreatePaste +// has a `syntax` field, a burn budget, or an expiry; +// * the list and the detail pane are read-only displays of server-computed +// state relayed by PastePresenter (via gui/main.cpp's PasteBridge); +// * every error string shown is the model's own `what()`. +// +// `formsController` / `pasteController` are supplied by gui/main.cpp through +// QQmlApplicationEngine::setInitialProperties. They default to null so this +// same file also loads with nothing wired up, which is exactly what the +// offscreen engine-load smoke test (tests/test_gui_qml_smoke.cpp) does. + +pragma ComponentBehavior: Bound + +import QtQuick +import QtQuick.Controls +import QtQuick.Layouts +import MorphForms + +ApplicationWindow { + id: root + width: 980 + height: 720 + visible: true + title: "pastebin — morph application ladder, rung 1" + + property var formsController: null + property var pasteController: null + + property var schemas: root.formsController ? JSON.parse(root.formsController.schemasJson) : ({}) + property var rows: [] + property var currentPaste: null + property string status: "" + property bool statusIsError: false + + /// True once *any* ListPastes reply has arrived — including an empty one. + /// Gates the bootstrap timer below; see it for why this exists. + property bool listedOnce: false + + function report(message, isError) { + root.status = message + root.statusIsError = isError + } + + // The first listing cannot simply be requested from Component.onCompleted. + // In Remote mode AppContext::onReady() fires when the *socket* connects, + // which is when gui/main.cpp builds the presenters — but a BridgeHandler's + // registration is a round trip, and until its reply lands the handler's + // `currentId` is still 0 and every dispatch through it fails fast with + // "handler not bound" (morph/core/bridge.hpp). Verified, not theorised: + // an unconditional refresh() on completion reliably reported exactly that + // error and left the list empty on every launch against a real server. + // morph exposes no "registration settled" seam to wait on today (the + // neighbouring half of docs/findings/017), so the view layer retries — + // which is where a timer belongs anyway (examples/TESTING.md presenter + // rule 4). Bounded, not a poll loop: the very first reply, empty or not, + // stops it forever. Local mode registers synchronously, so its first tick + // always succeeds. + Timer { + interval: 150 + repeat: true + running: root.pasteController !== null && !root.listedOnce + triggeredOnStart: true + onTriggered: root.pasteController.refresh() + } + + Connections { + target: root.pasteController + + function onListed(rows) { + root.rows = rows + if (!root.listedOnce) { + root.listedOnce = true + // Drop the "handler not bound" the bootstrap retries above + // provoked; anything the user caused is older than this reply + // and equally stale. + root.report("", false) + } + } + + function onLoaded(paste) { + root.currentPaste = paste + root.report("opened " + paste.id + " — read " + paste.readCount + " time(s)", false) + // A read is a mutation in this rung: GetPaste consumes one unit of + // burn budget, and the read that spends the last unit destroys the + // paste server-side (README, "burn-after-read atomicity"). Re-listing + // is what makes that visible instead of leaving a stale row on screen. + root.pasteController.refresh() + } + + function onRemoved() { + root.currentPaste = null + root.report("deleted", false) + root.pasteController.refresh() + } + + function onFailed(message) { + root.report(message, true) + } + } + + Connections { + target: root.formsController + + // The create form submits through PasteFormsController, not through + // PastePresenter, so this — not `pasteController.created` — is where a + // create's outcome arrives. + function onReplyReceived(actionType, ok, payload) { + if (!ok) { + root.report(payload, true) + return + } + root.report(actionType + " ok: " + payload, false) + createForm.resetFields() + if (root.pasteController) + root.pasteController.refresh() + } + } + + ColumnLayout { + anchors.fill: parent + anchors.margins: 8 + spacing: 8 + + Label { + Layout.fillWidth: true + visible: root.status !== "" + wrapMode: Text.Wrap + color: root.statusIsError ? "#d33" : palette.text + text: root.status + } + + RowLayout { + Layout.fillWidth: true + Layout.fillHeight: true + spacing: 8 + + ColumnLayout { + Layout.preferredWidth: 430 + Layout.fillHeight: true + spacing: 8 + + DynamicForm { + id: createForm + Layout.fillWidth: true + actionType: "CreatePaste" + schema: root.schemas["CreatePaste"] || ({}) + // Deliberately *not* `controller: root.formsController`. + // DynamicForm auto-submits the moment its required fields + // are engaged and on every keystroke after that — right for + // the calculator-shaped actions it was written against, + // catastrophic for CreatePaste, which would store one paste + // per typed character. Left unbound, the form is a pure + // renderer/validator: `ready` is its submit gate and + // `previewLine` is the exact JSON body it assembled, which + // the button below hands to the controller on demand. + controller: null + } + + Button { + Layout.fillWidth: true + text: "Create paste" + enabled: root.formsController !== null && createForm.ready + onClicked: root.formsController.submitIfValid("CreatePaste", createForm.previewLine) + } + + RowLayout { + Layout.fillWidth: true + + Button { + text: "Refresh list" + enabled: root.pasteController !== null + onClicked: root.pasteController.refresh() + } + + Label { + Layout.fillWidth: true + opacity: 0.7 + text: root.rows.length + " public paste(s)" + } + } + + ListView { + Layout.fillWidth: true + Layout.fillHeight: true + clip: true + model: root.rows + + delegate: ItemDelegate { + required property var modelData + width: ListView.view.width + text: modelData.id + " · " + modelData.syntax + " · " + modelData.visibility + + " · " + modelData.createdAt + onClicked: { + if (root.pasteController) + root.pasteController.open(modelData.id) + } + } + } + } + + PasteView { + Layout.fillWidth: true + Layout.fillHeight: true + paste: root.currentPaste + onDeleteRequested: pasteId => { + if (root.pasteController) + root.pasteController.remove(pasteId) + } + } + } + } +} diff --git a/examples/pastebin/gui/qml/PasteView.qml b/examples/pastebin/gui/qml/PasteView.qml new file mode 100644 index 00000000..72d1f1b4 --- /dev/null +++ b/examples/pastebin/gui/qml/PasteView.qml @@ -0,0 +1,82 @@ +// SPDX-License-Identifier: Apache-2.0 +// +// Read-only display of one fetched paste. Every value shown is server-computed +// and arrives already rendered as text from gui/main.cpp's PasteBridge — this +// file formats nothing and decides nothing (examples/IMPLEMENTATION.md rule 2's +// "pure glue" allowance for read-only displays; there is no hand-rolled input +// widget here, only a Delete button that relays an id). +// +// Zero styling effort by rule: default Qt Quick controls, default fonts, no +// theming. + +pragma ComponentBehavior: Bound + +import QtQuick +import QtQuick.Controls +import QtQuick.Layouts + +Frame { + id: pane + + /// The property bag PasteBridge emits with `loaded`, or null when nothing + /// is open yet. + property var paste: null + + /// Emitted when the user asks for the currently displayed paste to go. + signal deleteRequested(string pasteId) + + property var facts: pane.paste ? [ + { key: "syntax", value: pane.paste.syntax }, + { key: "visibility", value: pane.paste.visibility }, + { key: "editability", value: pane.paste.editability }, + { key: "created", value: pane.paste.createdAt }, + { key: "expires", value: pane.paste.expiresAt === "" ? "never" : pane.paste.expiresAt }, + { key: "reads", value: pane.paste.readCount }, + { key: "burn after", value: pane.paste.burnAfterReads === "N/A" ? "no limit" : pane.paste.burnAfterReads } + ] : [] + + ColumnLayout { + anchors.fill: parent + spacing: 6 + + Label { + Layout.fillWidth: true + font.bold: true + elide: Text.ElideRight + text: pane.paste ? pane.paste.id : "no paste open — pick one from the list" + } + + // One "key: value" line per fact rather than a two-column grid: a + // Repeater contributes one item per model entry, so a grid would need + // either two Repeaters (which can desynchronise) or a per-row wrapper — + // neither of which buys anything at this rung's styling budget. + Repeater { + model: pane.facts + + delegate: Label { + required property var modelData + Layout.fillWidth: true + elide: Text.ElideRight + text: modelData.key + ": " + modelData.value + } + } + + ScrollView { + Layout.fillWidth: true + Layout.fillHeight: true + clip: true + + TextArea { + readOnly: true + wrapMode: TextArea.Wrap + text: pane.paste ? pane.paste.content : "" + } + } + + Button { + text: "Delete this paste" + enabled: pane.paste !== null + onClicked: pane.deleteRequested(pane.paste.id) + } + } +} diff --git a/examples/pastebin/gui_lib/paste_forms_controller.cpp b/examples/pastebin/gui_lib/paste_forms_controller.cpp new file mode 100644 index 00000000..f17a7d6f --- /dev/null +++ b/examples/pastebin/gui_lib/paste_forms_controller.cpp @@ -0,0 +1,16 @@ +// SPDX-License-Identifier: Apache-2.0 +#include "paste_forms_controller.hpp" + +// submitIfValid() is a template (OnReply/OnError deduced per call site, +// exactly like FormsControllerCore's own) and so stays fully defined in the +// header, alongside everything else here — this translation unit exists +// only to give the constructor (and this class generally) exactly one +// non-inline definition, matching every other gui_lib/*.cpp in this rung. + +namespace pastebin::gui { + +PasteFormsController::PasteFormsController(::morph::bridge::Bridge& bridge, ::morph::exec::IExecutor* executor, + std::string schemasJson) + : _handler{bridge, executor}, _schemasJson{std::move(schemasJson)} {} + +} // namespace pastebin::gui diff --git a/examples/pastebin/gui_lib/paste_forms_controller.hpp b/examples/pastebin/gui_lib/paste_forms_controller.hpp new file mode 100644 index 00000000..f08181b3 --- /dev/null +++ b/examples/pastebin/gui_lib/paste_forms_controller.hpp @@ -0,0 +1,75 @@ +// SPDX-License-Identifier: Apache-2.0 +#pragma once + +#include "pastebin/models/paste_model.hpp" + +#include +#include + +#include +#include +#include + +namespace pastebin::gui { + +/// @brief Same schema-driven surface as the shipped +/// `morph::qt::forms::FormsControllerCore` +/// (`schemasJson()`/`submitIfValid()`), composed over an injected +/// `Bridge&`/`IExecutor*` instead of constructing its own +/// `LocalBackend` — the shipped core cannot do this (finding 021), +/// and `TESTING.md`'s presenter rule 2 forbids GUI code from +/// constructing its own backend/executor, so this rung owns a thin, +/// otherwise-identical controller instead. Pure glue, no domain +/// logic (`IMPLEMENTATION.md` rule 2 justification (b)) — the +/// schema/validation/rendering machinery is untouched; only the +/// backend-wiring seam differs. +/// +/// `fetchOptions()` is deliberately not present: it exists on the shipped +/// `FormsControllerCore` to serve a `morph::forms::Choice` field's +/// combo-box options, and none of pastebin's DTOs +/// (`pastebin/dto/paste_dto.hpp`) declare a `Choice` field — `CreatePaste`'s +/// `Visibility`/`Editability` enums render as plain enum widgets, not a +/// server-fetched `Choice`. Adding an unused `fetchOptions()` here would be +/// a stub with nothing to call it; omitted rather than speculatively +/// implemented, per this task's own instruction. +class PasteFormsController { + public: + /// @param bridge The shared `Bridge` `AppContext` owns. + /// @param executor The executor `Completion` callbacks land on. + /// @param schemasJson Pre-assembled `{actionType: schemaJson()}` map, + /// matching `FormsControllerCore`'s own constructor contract. + /// Built by whatever composes this controller (Task 12's GUI + /// shell), not by this class. + PasteFormsController(::morph::bridge::Bridge& bridge, ::morph::exec::IExecutor* executor, std::string schemasJson); + + /// @brief The `{actionType: schema}` JSON supplied at construction. + /// @return A reference to the cached schema-set JSON. + [[nodiscard]] const std::string& schemasJson() const noexcept { return _schemasJson; } + + /// @brief Dispatches @p bodyJson as @p actionType's body via the generic + /// `executeJson` path, invoking @p onReply / @p onError on the GUI + /// thread once the reply arrives. Verbatim copy of + /// `FormsControllerCore::submitIfValid`'s logic + /// (`include/morph/qt/forms/forms_controller_core.hpp:53-58`): + /// `_handler` is the only thing that differs, since it is built + /// from the injected `Bridge&`/`IExecutor*` instead of a + /// hardcoded `LocalBackend`. + /// @tparam OnReply Callable invoked with the result JSON (`std::string`) on success. + /// @tparam OnError Callable invoked with the `std::exception_ptr` on failure. + /// @param actionType Registered action type id. + /// @param bodyJson Fully-assembled JSON body for the action. + /// @param onReply Success callback. + /// @param onError Failure callback. + template + void submitIfValid(std::string actionType, std::string bodyJson, OnReply onReply, OnError onError) { + _handler.executeJson(actionType, bodyJson) + .then([onReply = std::move(onReply)](std::string resultJson) mutable { onReply(std::move(resultJson)); }) + .onError([onError = std::move(onError)](const std::exception_ptr& err) mutable { onError(err); }); + } + + private: + ::morph::bridge::BridgeHandler _handler; + std::string _schemasJson; +}; + +} // namespace pastebin::gui diff --git a/examples/pastebin/gui_lib/paste_presenter.cpp b/examples/pastebin/gui_lib/paste_presenter.cpp new file mode 100644 index 00000000..7f8071b7 --- /dev/null +++ b/examples/pastebin/gui_lib/paste_presenter.cpp @@ -0,0 +1,47 @@ +// SPDX-License-Identifier: Apache-2.0 +#include "paste_presenter.hpp" + +namespace pastebin::gui { + +PastePresenter::PastePresenter(::morph::bridge::Bridge& bridge, ::morph::exec::IExecutor* executor, QObject* parent) + : Presenter{parent}, _handler{bridge, executor} {} + +void PastePresenter::reportError(const std::exception_ptr& err) { + try { + std::rethrow_exception(err); + } catch (const std::exception& e) { + emit failed(QString::fromStdString(e.what())); + } +} + +void PastePresenter::create(CreatePaste action) { + track( + _handler.execute(std::move(action)), [this](CreatePasteResult result) { emit created(std::move(result)); }, + [this](const std::exception_ptr& err) { reportError(err); }); +} + +void PastePresenter::get(GetPaste action) { + track( + _handler.execute(std::move(action)), [this](PasteView view) { emit loaded(std::move(view)); }, + [this](const std::exception_ptr& err) { reportError(err); }); +} + +void PastePresenter::edit(EditPaste action) { + track( + _handler.execute(std::move(action)), [this](PasteView view) { emit edited(std::move(view)); }, + [this](const std::exception_ptr& err) { reportError(err); }); +} + +void PastePresenter::remove(DeletePaste action) { + track( + _handler.execute(std::move(action)), [this](Ack) { emit removed(); }, + [this](const std::exception_ptr& err) { reportError(err); }); +} + +void PastePresenter::list(ListPastes action) { + track( + _handler.execute(std::move(action)), [this](ListPastesResult result) { emit listed(std::move(result)); }, + [this](const std::exception_ptr& err) { reportError(err); }); +} + +} // namespace pastebin::gui diff --git a/examples/pastebin/gui_lib/paste_presenter.hpp b/examples/pastebin/gui_lib/paste_presenter.hpp new file mode 100644 index 00000000..f19804c1 --- /dev/null +++ b/examples/pastebin/gui_lib/paste_presenter.hpp @@ -0,0 +1,97 @@ +// SPDX-License-Identifier: Apache-2.0 +#pragma once + +#include "gui/presenter.hpp" +#include "pastebin/dto/paste_dto.hpp" + +#include + +// Guarded like examples/bank/gui/controllers/AccountController.hpp and +// examples/forms/gui_qml/FormsController.hpp: moc only needs the +// Q_OBJECT/signals declarations below (and the DTO types above, which are +// lightweight — no Lightweight/ODBC dependency); it must not be pointed at +// morph's template-heavy bridge.hpp or this rung's own paste_model.hpp, +// which pulls in Lightweight's DataMapper machinery through +// pastebin/db/db_model.hpp. Feeding that to moc's parser (not a real C++ +// front end) produces bogus output — empirically, moc mis-parses the +// nesting and emits the whole rest of this file, including +// `namespace pastebin::gui { class PastePresenter ... }` below, as if it +// were nested inside a stray `Lightweight::` namespace it thinks is still +// open, so the generated moc_paste_presenter.cpp fails to compile with +// "no member named 'pastebin' in namespace 'Lightweight'". +#ifndef Q_MOC_RUN +#include "pastebin/models/paste_model.hpp" + +#include +#include +#endif + +namespace pastebin::gui { + +/// @brief Routes CreatePaste/GetPaste/EditPaste/DeletePaste/ListPastes +/// through a `BridgeHandler`, surfacing typed errors to +/// whatever view composes this (QML properties/signals, Task 12). +/// Translates and routes only — no domain logic +/// (`IMPLEMENTATION.md` rule 2). +class PastePresenter : public ::morph::ladder::gui::Presenter { + Q_OBJECT + public: + /// @param bridge The shared `Bridge` `AppContext` owns. + /// @param executor The executor `Completion` callbacks land on. + /// @param parent Optional `QObject` parent. + PastePresenter(::morph::bridge::Bridge& bridge, ::morph::exec::IExecutor* executor, QObject* parent = nullptr); + + /// @brief Stores a new paste. Emits `created` on success, `failed` on error. + /// @param action The paste to store. + void create(CreatePaste action); + + /// @brief Reads (and consumes one read of) a paste. Emits `loaded` on + /// success, `failed` on error. + /// @param action The paste to read. + void get(GetPaste action); + + /// @brief Replaces an editable paste's content and syntax. Emits + /// `edited` on success, `failed` on error. + /// @param action The edit to apply. + void edit(EditPaste action); + + /// @brief Deletes a paste. Emits `removed` on success, `failed` on error. + /// @param action The paste to delete. + void remove(DeletePaste action); + + /// @brief Fetches one page of public pastes. Emits `listed` on success, + /// `failed` on error. + /// @param action The page request. + void list(ListPastes action); + + signals: + void created(CreatePasteResult result); + void loaded(PasteView view); + void edited(PasteView view); + void removed(); + void listed(ListPastesResult result); + /// @brief Emitted for any action's typed error — @p message is + /// `std::exception::what()`, ready for direct display. + void failed(QString message); + + private: + /// @brief Shared error-display body passed as every `track()` call's + /// third argument below: rethrows @p err to recover the concrete + /// message and emits `failed`. Passed as `track`'s `onErr` + /// parameter rather than attached via `.onError(...)` directly on + /// the `Completion` beforehand — `Completion::onError` + /// keeps only the single most-recently-attached handler + /// (`morph::async::detail::CompletionState::attachOnError`), so a + /// handler attached before `track()` would be silently replaced + /// by `track()`'s own (busy-counter-only) `.onError()`, never + /// firing; see docs/findings/023. Factored out (rather than + /// duplicated per action) since it does not depend on the + /// action's result type `T` — only on the `std::exception_ptr` + /// every `onErr` callback receives — so it stays a plain member + /// function, not a template. + void reportError(const std::exception_ptr& err); + + ::morph::bridge::BridgeHandler _handler; +}; + +} // namespace pastebin::gui diff --git a/examples/pastebin/gui_lib/paste_qml_bridges.cpp b/examples/pastebin/gui_lib/paste_qml_bridges.cpp new file mode 100644 index 00000000..c54eab22 --- /dev/null +++ b/examples/pastebin/gui_lib/paste_qml_bridges.cpp @@ -0,0 +1,127 @@ +// SPDX-License-Identifier: Apache-2.0 +#include "paste_qml_bridges.hpp" + +#include "paste_schemas.hpp" + +#include + +#include +#include +#include + +namespace pastebin::gui { + +namespace { + +/// @brief Renders an optional instant as ISO-8601, or an empty string. +[[nodiscard]] QString isoOrEmpty(const ::morph::time::Timestamp& instant) { + return instant.hasValue() ? QString::fromStdString((*instant).toIso8601()) : QString{}; +} + +/// @brief Renders a read count via `morph::units::toString` (`"N/A"` when the +/// quantity is empty, i.e. "no burn limit"). +/// +/// `morph::units::toString`, not `std::format("{}", reads)`: the two produce +/// identical text (the `std::formatter` specialization delegates to +/// the same function), but Emscripten's bundled libc++ fails to compile the +/// `std::format` call outright — see `toString`'s own doc comment +/// (`include/morph/util/quantity.hpp`) for why. +[[nodiscard]] QString readsText(const pastebin::Reads& reads) { + return QString::fromStdString(morph::units::toString(reads)); +} + +/// @brief `PasteId` as plain text (empty when unengaged). +[[nodiscard]] QString idText(const pastebin::PasteId& id) { + return id.hasValue() ? QString::fromStdString(*id) : QString{}; +} + +/// @brief A `PasteView` as the property bag `PasteView.qml` binds against. +[[nodiscard]] QVariantMap toVariantMap(const pastebin::PasteView& view) { + return QVariantMap{ + {"id", idText(view.id)}, + {"content", QString::fromStdString(view.content)}, + {"syntax", QString::fromStdString(view.syntax)}, + {"createdAt", isoOrEmpty(view.createdAt)}, + {"expiresAt", isoOrEmpty(view.expiresAt)}, + {"burnAfterReads", readsText(view.burnAfterReads)}, + {"readCount", readsText(view.readCount)}, + {"visibility", + view.visibility == pastebin::Visibility::Private ? QStringLiteral("Private") : QStringLiteral("Public")}, + {"editability", view.editability == pastebin::Editability::Editable ? QStringLiteral("Editable") + : QStringLiteral("Immutable")}, + }; +} + +/// @brief One `ListPastes` row as the property bag the list delegate binds +/// against. Narrower than `toVariantMap` because `PasteSummary` is +/// narrower than `PasteView` on purpose — a listing must not leak +/// paste content (`pastebin/dto/paste_dto.hpp`). +[[nodiscard]] QVariantMap toVariantMap(const pastebin::PasteSummary& summary) { + return QVariantMap{ + {"id", idText(summary.id)}, + {"syntax", QString::fromStdString(summary.syntax)}, + {"createdAt", isoOrEmpty(summary.createdAt)}, + {"visibility", + summary.visibility == pastebin::Visibility::Private ? QStringLiteral("Private") : QStringLiteral("Public")}, + }; +} + +} // namespace + +FormsBridge::FormsBridge(::morph::bridge::Bridge& bridge, ::morph::exec::IExecutor* executor, QObject* parent) + : QObject{parent}, _controller{bridge, executor, pasteSchemasJson()} {} + +QString FormsBridge::schemasJson() const { + return QString::fromStdString(_controller.schemasJson()); +} + +void FormsBridge::submitIfValid(const QString& actionType, const QString& bodyJson) { + _controller.submitIfValid( + actionType.toStdString(), bodyJson.toStdString(), + [this, actionType](std::string resultJson) { + emit replyReceived(actionType, true, QString::fromStdString(resultJson)); + }, + [this, actionType](const std::exception_ptr& err) { + try { + std::rethrow_exception(err); + } catch (const std::exception& e) { + emit replyReceived(actionType, false, QString::fromUtf8(e.what())); + } + }); +} + +PasteBridge::PasteBridge(::morph::bridge::Bridge& bridge, ::morph::exec::IExecutor* executor, QObject* parent) + : QObject{parent}, _presenter{bridge, executor} { + // Direct (same-thread) connections throughout — see this header's + // "Threading" note for why no meta-type registration is involved. + connect(&_presenter, &PastePresenter::listed, this, [this](const pastebin::ListPastesResult& result) { + QVariantList rows; + rows.reserve(static_cast(result.pastes.size())); + for (const auto& summary : result.pastes) { + rows.append(toVariantMap(summary)); + } + emit listed(rows); + }); + connect(&_presenter, &PastePresenter::loaded, this, + [this](const pastebin::PasteView& view) { emit loaded(toVariantMap(view)); }); + // `PastePresenter::created`/`edited` are deliberately not relayed: + // creating goes through the schema-driven form (FormsBridge above), so + // its reply arrives on `replyReceived`, and this rung's shell ships no + // edit screen. Relaying a signal nothing binds to would be a stub. + connect(&_presenter, &PastePresenter::removed, this, &PasteBridge::removed); + connect(&_presenter, &PastePresenter::failed, this, &PasteBridge::failed); +} + +void PasteBridge::refresh() { + _presenter.list(pastebin::ListPastes{}); +} + +void PasteBridge::open(const QString& id) { + _presenter.get(pastebin::GetPaste{.id = pastebin::PasteId{id.toStdString()}}); +} + +void PasteBridge::remove(const QString& id) { + _presenter.remove(pastebin::DeletePaste{.id = pastebin::PasteId{id.toStdString()}}); +} + +} // namespace pastebin::gui diff --git a/examples/pastebin/gui_lib/paste_qml_bridges.hpp b/examples/pastebin/gui_lib/paste_qml_bridges.hpp new file mode 100644 index 00000000..83b03232 --- /dev/null +++ b/examples/pastebin/gui_lib/paste_qml_bridges.hpp @@ -0,0 +1,160 @@ +// SPDX-License-Identifier: Apache-2.0 +#pragma once + +#include +#include +#include +#include + +// Guarded exactly like paste_presenter.hpp's own includes: AUTOMOC runs moc +// over this header, and moc must not be pointed at morph's template-heavy +// bridge.hpp or at paste_model.hpp, which pulls in Lightweight's DataMapper +// machinery — moc is not a C++ front end and mis-parses it, emitting the rest +// of the file inside a namespace it wrongly believes is still open. moc needs +// nothing from these headers: the macros, signals and `Q_INVOKABLE` +// signatures below are all it reads. +#ifndef Q_MOC_RUN +#include "paste_forms_controller.hpp" +#include "paste_presenter.hpp" + +#include +#include +#endif + +/// @file +/// The two QML-facing adapters pastebin's shells put in front of the Task 10 +/// GUI-layer classes. They live in `gui_lib` — not in a shell's `main.cpp` — +/// because *both* shells need them and must be the same program: +/// `gui/main.cpp` (desktop) and `gui_wasm/main_wasm.cpp` (browser) differ +/// only in how they choose a deployment mode, per `examples/TESTING.md`'s +/// "same client code" requirement and its ban on bank's shadow-header +/// pattern. +/// +/// @par Why these adapters exist at all +/// Neither Task 10 class is directly consumable from QML — deliberately. +/// `PasteFormsController` is a plain class (no `Q_OBJECT`) whose +/// `submitIfValid` takes C++ callbacks, and `PastePresenter`'s signals carry +/// raw C++ DTOs (`PasteView`, `ListPastesResult`) that QML has no reading of. +/// The two classes below are the thinnest possible translation from those +/// surfaces to the `QString`/`QVariantMap` shapes QML binds against. They +/// decide nothing: every conditional and every rule stays in the model, and +/// the only formatting they perform is rendering a `Timestamp`/`Quantity` as +/// the text a `Label` shows (`TESTING.md` presenter rule 6's "QML is +/// bindings-only", `IMPLEMENTATION.md` rule 2's "pure glue"). +/// +/// @par Qt6::Core only +/// Nothing here needs Qt Quick or Qt Qml: a `QVariantMap` is Qt Core, and the +/// engine-facing side is `setInitialProperties` in each shell. That keeps +/// `ladder_pastebin_gui_lib` inside presenter rule 1's Qt6::Core-only bound +/// and keeps these adapters instantiable under a plain `QCoreApplication`. +/// +/// @par Threading, and why no `Q_DECLARE_METATYPE`/`qRegisterMetaType` +/// Everything in a client process lives on the one Qt event-loop thread: the +/// engine, both adapters, and the `PastePresenter` they wrap are all +/// constructed on it, and `AppContext`'s executor is a `QtExecutor`, so every +/// completion callback — and therefore every `PastePresenter` signal emission +/// — is delivered on that same thread too. A same-thread `AutoConnection` is +/// a *direct* connection: the argument is passed straight through as a C++ +/// reference and Qt never asks the meta-type system to copy it. So the DTO +/// signals need no `Q_DECLARE_METATYPE` and no `qRegisterMetaType`, and none +/// is added: an unused registration would be a speculative stub, and the +/// worker pool that does run on other threads is behind the `Bridge`, which +/// never emits a Qt signal. The one thing that *would* break this is moving a +/// presenter to another thread or connecting one to a QML object across +/// contexts — neither of which either shell does, and both of which would +/// fail loudly ("Cannot queue arguments of type 'pastebin::PasteView'") +/// rather than silently. + +namespace pastebin::gui { + +/// @brief QML-facing face of `pastebin::gui::PasteFormsController`. +/// +/// Same surface `DynamicForm.qml` expects of a controller — a `schemasJson` +/// property, `submitIfValid(actionType, bodyJson)`, and a `replyReceived` +/// signal — so the shipped renderer needs no pastebin-specific knowledge. +class FormsBridge : public QObject { + Q_OBJECT + + /// @brief `{actionType: schema}` JSON — everything the QML renderer needs. + Q_PROPERTY(QString schemasJson READ schemasJson CONSTANT) + +public: + /// @param bridge The shared `Bridge` `AppContext` owns. + /// @param executor The executor `Completion` callbacks land on. + /// @param parent Optional `QObject` parent. + FormsBridge(::morph::bridge::Bridge& bridge, ::morph::exec::IExecutor* executor, QObject* parent = nullptr); + + /// @brief The schema document supplied to the wrapped controller + /// (`paste_schemas.hpp`). + /// @return `{actionType: schema}` JSON. + [[nodiscard]] QString schemasJson() const; + + /// @brief Dispatches @p bodyJson as @p actionType's body, emitting + /// `replyReceived` when the reply (or the error) arrives. + /// @param actionType Registered action type id. + /// @param bodyJson Fully-assembled JSON body, as `DynamicForm` builds it. + Q_INVOKABLE void submitIfValid(const QString& actionType, const QString& bodyJson); + +signals: + /// @brief Emitted once per `submitIfValid`. @p payload is the result JSON + /// when @p ok, otherwise the error message. + /// @param actionType The action the reply belongs to. + /// @param ok Whether the dispatch succeeded. + /// @param payload Result JSON, or the error message. + void replyReceived(const QString& actionType, bool ok, const QString& payload); + +private: +#ifndef Q_MOC_RUN + PasteFormsController _controller; +#endif +}; + +/// @brief QML-facing face of `pastebin::gui::PastePresenter`. +/// +/// Turns the presenter's DTO-carrying signals into `QVariantMap`/`QVariantList` +/// property bags and its typed `create`/`get`/`list`/`remove` calls into +/// id-string invokables. No decisions: burn/expiry, visibility and pagination +/// are all the model's, and this only relays what the server computed. +class PasteBridge : public QObject { + Q_OBJECT + +public: + /// @param bridge The shared `Bridge` `AppContext` owns. + /// @param executor The executor `Completion` callbacks land on. + /// @param parent Optional `QObject` parent. + PasteBridge(::morph::bridge::Bridge& bridge, ::morph::exec::IExecutor* executor, QObject* parent = nullptr); + + /// @brief Fetches the first page of public pastes. + Q_INVOKABLE void refresh(); + + /// @brief Reads @p id — which consumes one read, so a burn-after-N paste + /// moves one step closer to being burned. Emits `loaded`, or + /// `failed` with the model's own message for a burned/expired/absent + /// paste. + /// @param id The paste to open. + Q_INVOKABLE void open(const QString& id); + + /// @brief Deletes @p id. + /// @param id The paste to delete. + Q_INVOKABLE void remove(const QString& id); + +signals: + /// @brief One page of `ListPastes` rows, each a `{id, syntax, createdAt, visibility}` map. + /// @param rows The page's rows. + void listed(const QVariantList& rows); + /// @brief A fetched paste, as a property bag. + /// @param paste The paste's fields, rendered as display strings. + void loaded(const QVariantMap& paste); + /// @brief A `DeletePaste` succeeded. + void removed(); + /// @brief Any action's typed error, already rendered as a message. + /// @param message The model's own `what()`. + void failed(const QString& message); + +private: +#ifndef Q_MOC_RUN + PastePresenter _presenter; +#endif +}; + +} // namespace pastebin::gui diff --git a/examples/pastebin/gui_lib/paste_schemas.hpp b/examples/pastebin/gui_lib/paste_schemas.hpp new file mode 100644 index 00000000..457a4e25 --- /dev/null +++ b/examples/pastebin/gui_lib/paste_schemas.hpp @@ -0,0 +1,35 @@ +// SPDX-License-Identifier: Apache-2.0 +#pragma once + +#include + +#include + +#include "pastebin/dto/paste_dto.hpp" + +/// @file +/// The one schema document pastebin's create form renders from, in one place +/// so every shell that builds a `PasteFormsController` — the desktop client +/// (`gui/main.cpp`), the WASM client (`gui_wasm/main_wasm.cpp`) and the +/// presenter tests — builds the *identical* map instead of each assembling +/// its own (`examples/TESTING.md`'s "same client code" requirement: the two +/// clients must differ only in their `main()`). + +namespace pastebin::gui { + +/// @brief The `{actionType: schema}` document the create form renders from. +/// +/// Only `CreatePaste` is schema-driven: it is the one action a user *enters*. +/// Reading, listing and deleting are parameterised by a paste id the user +/// picks from the list, never typed, so they route through `PastePresenter` +/// and need no form. Assembled here rather than in `PasteFormsController` +/// because that class takes the document as a constructor argument by design +/// (whatever composes it decides which actions it serves) — the same split +/// `morph::qt::forms::FormsControllerCore` and `lab::schemasJson()` use. +/// +/// @return `{"CreatePaste": ()>}`. +[[nodiscard]] inline std::string pasteSchemasJson() { + return std::string{"{\"CreatePaste\":"} + ::morph::forms::schemaJson() + "}"; +} + +} // namespace pastebin::gui diff --git a/examples/pastebin/gui_wasm/main_wasm.cpp b/examples/pastebin/gui_wasm/main_wasm.cpp new file mode 100644 index 00000000..dd092aea --- /dev/null +++ b/examples/pastebin/gui_wasm/main_wasm.cpp @@ -0,0 +1,93 @@ +// SPDX-License-Identifier: Apache-2.0 + +/// @file +/// pastebin's WebAssembly client shell — rung 1's payoff on rung 0's +/// WASM-remote spike (`examples/common/wasm_spike/`). +/// +/// This file is the *only* difference between the browser client and the +/// desktop client (`gui/main.cpp`). Everything with behaviour in it — the +/// presenters (`gui_lib/paste_presenter.hpp`), the forms controller +/// (`gui_lib/paste_forms_controller.hpp`), the QML adapters +/// (`gui_lib/paste_qml_bridges.hpp`), the schema document +/// (`gui_lib/paste_schemas.hpp`) and the QML itself (`gui/qml/Main.qml`, built +/// into the `Pastebin` module both binaries link) — is shared verbatim. That +/// is `examples/TESTING.md`'s "same client code" requirement, and its explicit +/// ban on bank's `gui_wasm` shadow-header pattern: no model, DTO, presenter or +/// QML file has a WASM variant here. +/// +/// Two things are genuinely WASM-specific, and both are one line each: +/// +/// * **Mode.** There is no `--server` flag and no `Local` alternative. A +/// browser has no ODBC and no in-process server to be `Local` against, so a +/// ladder WASM client is always `Remote` (`examples/IMPLEMENTATION.md` rule +/// 4's WASM clause: "Lightweight (ODBC) cannot run in the browser… the +/// ladder's WASM clients are **remote clients** — persistence lives +/// server-side, behind the model"). The url is baked in at build time via +/// `MORPH_LADDER_PASTEBIN_WASM_SERVER_URL` (`../CMakeLists.txt`), following +/// the spike's own `MORPH_LADDER_WASM_SPIKE_SERVER_URL` convention — a page +/// served from a static bundle has no argv to read one from. +/// * **No database bootstrap.** `gui/main.cpp` calls `pastebin::db::setup()` +/// in `Local` mode; there is nothing to set up here. +/// +/// Note what is *not* here: no `asyncRegistrationEnabled` flag, no +/// `setConnectHandler`, no hand-rolled wait-for-binding timer. The spike had +/// to hand-roll all three; `AppContext` (`examples/common/gui/app_context.hpp`) +/// now owns the first two generically for every client, native or browser, and +/// `Main.qml`'s bootstrap-retry `Timer` — shared, like the rest of the QML — +/// covers the third (`docs/findings/024`, the "handler not bound" window that +/// opens on connect and closes when registration settles; it is a *remote* +/// mode gap, so this client hits exactly the same one the desktop client does +/// in `--server` mode, and is covered by exactly the same mitigation). +/// +/// @par Verification status +/// Structurally complete and reviewed, **never compiled**: no Emscripten +/// toolchain was available in the environment this was authored in, exactly as +/// `examples/common/wasm_spike/README.md` records for the spike. The +/// `ladder-wasm` compile gate added to `.github/workflows/wasm-ladder.yml` is +/// what will actually prove it, on the first push that runs it. + +#include +#include +#include +#include +#include + +#include "gui/app_context.hpp" +#include "paste_qml_bridges.hpp" + +#include + +int main(int argc, char** argv) { + QGuiApplication qtApp{argc, argv}; + + // Always Remote — see this file's header comment. `AppContext` builds the + // QtWebSocketBackend with asyncRegistrationEnabled=true, which is what + // makes registration WASM-safe at all (the synchronous path nests a + // QEventLoop and aborts the page — examples/TESTING.md, "WASM reality"). + ::morph::ladder::gui::AppContext ctx{::morph::ladder::gui::Remote{ + .url = QUrl{QString::fromUtf8(MORPH_LADDER_PASTEBIN_WASM_SERVER_URL)}}}; + + QQmlApplicationEngine engine; + std::unique_ptr formsBridge; + std::unique_ptr pasteBridge; + + // Every handler is built from inside onReady(), never before it: a Remote + // context is not usable the line after its constructor returns, and a + // registration issued before the socket is up fails permanently with no + // retry (docs/findings/017). Identical to gui/main.cpp's --server path. + ctx.onReady([&] { + formsBridge = std::make_unique(ctx.bridge(), ctx.executor()); + pasteBridge = std::make_unique(ctx.bridge(), ctx.executor()); + engine.setInitialProperties({ + {QStringLiteral("formsController"), QVariant::fromValue(formsBridge.get())}, + {QStringLiteral("pasteController"), QVariant::fromValue(pasteBridge.get())}, + }); + engine.loadFromModule(MORPH_LADDER_QML_URI, "Main"); + if (engine.rootObjects().isEmpty()) { + qWarning("ladder_pastebin_gui_wasm: QML engine produced no root object"); + } + }); + + qInfo("ladder_pastebin_gui_wasm: connecting to %s ...", MORPH_LADDER_PASTEBIN_WASM_SERVER_URL); + return QGuiApplication::exec(); +} diff --git a/examples/pastebin/include/pastebin/app/app.hpp b/examples/pastebin/include/pastebin/app/app.hpp new file mode 100644 index 00000000..6f20561f --- /dev/null +++ b/examples/pastebin/include/pastebin/app/app.hpp @@ -0,0 +1,123 @@ +// SPDX-License-Identifier: Apache-2.0 +#pragma once + +#include +#include +#include +#include +#include + +#include +#include + +#include +#include +#include +#include +#include + +namespace pastebin::app { + +/// @brief Owns the server-side pieces every pastebin deployment shares: the +/// worker pool, the `RemoteServer`, the durable `FileActionLog` (installed +/// process-wide via `morph::journal::setActionLog`, so every `PasteModel` +/// instance auto-attaches — see its own doc comment), and the periodic +/// expiry sweep. Nothing here decides deployment mode (`Local`/`Remote`) — +/// that stays `examples/common/gui::AppContext`'s job on the client side; +/// this is exclusively the server side. +/// +/// The expiry sweep dispatches `ExpirePaste{id}` through an **internal +/// client** — a `Bridge` over `SimulatedRemoteBackend{*server()}` — a +/// first-class client of the same `RemoteServer` a real socket client +/// talks to (`SimulatedRemoteBackend::execute()` calls +/// `RemoteServer::handle()`, the identical dispatch path), so every swept +/// expiry is authorized, dispatched, and auto-journaled exactly like a +/// client-issued action. See `examples/pastebin/README.md`'s "How does +/// expiry replay?" for the full rationale, including why sweep *timing* +/// does not affect correctness (`PasteModel::execute(GetPaste)`'s own +/// atomic update already excludes an expired row on its own). +class App : public QObject { + Q_OBJECT + public: + /// @param actionLogPath Where `FileActionLog` persists entries. + /// @param sweepInterval How often the expiry sweep runs. Tests pass a + /// long interval (effectively disabling the timer) and call + /// `sweepExpiredOnce()` directly instead, for determinism. + /// @param workers Size of the model worker pool. + /// @param parent Optional `QObject` parent. + explicit App(std::filesystem::path actionLogPath, std::chrono::milliseconds sweepInterval = std::chrono::seconds{5}, + std::size_t workers = 4, QObject* parent = nullptr); + + /// @brief Detaches the process-wide default action log. + ~App() override; + + App(const App&) = delete; + App& operator=(const App&) = delete; + App(App&&) = delete; + App& operator=(App&&) = delete; + + /// @brief The server every transport (a `QtWebSocketServer`, a test's + /// `BackendRig`) wraps or dispatches against. + [[nodiscard]] std::shared_ptr<::morph::backend::RemoteServer> server() const noexcept { return _server; } + + /// @brief Runs one expiry sweep pass right now: finds every paste whose + /// `expires_at_ms` has passed and fire-and-forget dispatches + /// `ExpirePaste` for each through the internal client. Does not + /// block on the dispatched calls settling — callers that need + /// to observe completion (tests) pump the Qt event loop + /// afterward (`morph::ladder::testkit::pumpUntil`). + /// + /// The internal client used to issue this pass's dispatches stays alive + /// (via a lifetime extended past this call) until every dispatched + /// `ExpirePaste` has actually settled, success or failure — see the + /// implementation's doc comment for why deregistering it any earlier + /// would race `RemoteServer`'s still-pending dispatch and silently drop + /// the reclaim for this pass. + void sweepExpiredOnce(); + + /// @brief Whether any `ExpirePaste` dispatched by a previous + /// `sweepExpiredOnce()` has not settled yet. + /// + /// The settle seam a test needs before letting an `App` go, mirroring + /// `Presenter::busy()`. Observing the *effect* of a sweep (the rows are + /// gone) is not the same as the dispatches having settled: the reclaim + /// happens on a worker thread, while each call's completion callback is + /// delivered later, on the Qt event loop. Destroying the `App` in that + /// window leaves those callbacks queued against objects it owned, and + /// they detonate whenever some later `processEvents()` gets to them — + /// which is nowhere near the code that caused it. Pump on this until it + /// is `false`, then destroy. + /// @return `true` while at least one dispatched `ExpirePaste` is + /// outstanding. + [[nodiscard]] bool sweepInFlight() const noexcept { return _sweepInFlight->load() != 0; } + + private: + // Declaration order is load-bearing, and `_sweepExecutor` comes first on + // purpose: members are destroyed in reverse, so this is the *last* thing + // to go. A sweep's `ExpirePaste` runs on `_pool`, and the worker thread + // that finishes it resolves the completion by calling `post()` on the + // executor the call was issued with. With the executor declared after the + // pool (its natural reading order), `~App` destroyed it while pool + // threads were still finishing dispatched sweeps, and the next completion + // to resolve posted through a dangling `IExecutor*` — an intermittent + // segfault, reproduced by this rung's sweep tests, in whichever test + // happened to be running when the late completion landed. Destroying + // `_pool` (which joins its threads, so every in-flight completion has + // resolved) before the executor closes that window. `QtExecutor` itself + // holds no state and queues onto `QCoreApplication`, so the callbacks it + // has already posted stay safe after `App` is gone. + ::morph::qt::QtExecutor _sweepExecutor; + /// Outstanding dispatches from `sweepExpiredOnce()`. A `shared_ptr` so the + /// completion callbacks that decrement it hold it by value rather than + /// through `this` — a callback delivered after the `App` is gone (the very + /// case `sweepInFlight()` exists to let callers avoid) must not touch a + /// destroyed member. + std::shared_ptr> _sweepInFlight{std::make_shared>(0)}; + std::shared_ptr<::morph::journal::FileActionLog> _actionLog; + ::morph::exec::ThreadPoolExecutor _pool; + std::shared_ptr<::morph::backend::RemoteServer> _server; + ::morph::bridge::Bridge _sweepBridge; + QTimer _sweepTimer; +}; + +} // namespace pastebin::app diff --git a/examples/pastebin/include/pastebin/core/errors.hpp b/examples/pastebin/include/pastebin/core/errors.hpp new file mode 100644 index 00000000..5961c249 --- /dev/null +++ b/examples/pastebin/include/pastebin/core/errors.hpp @@ -0,0 +1,56 @@ +// SPDX-License-Identifier: Apache-2.0 +#pragma once + +#include +#include + +/// @file +/// Domain exceptions. A model's `execute(...)` throws one of these; morph +/// captures it as a `std::exception_ptr` and delivers it to the caller's +/// `.onError(...)` callback on the GUI executor. On a remote backend the +/// `what()` string travels back in the error envelope. + +namespace pastebin { + +/// @brief Base of every pastebin-specific error a model throws. +struct PastebinError : std::runtime_error { + using std::runtime_error::runtime_error; +}; + +/// @brief No paste exists at the given id (never existed, deleted, or +/// already expired/burned). +struct NotFound : PastebinError { + using PastebinError::PastebinError; +}; + +/// @brief The paste existed but its `expiresAt` has passed. +struct Expired : PastebinError { + using PastebinError::PastebinError; +}; + +/// @brief The paste existed but its burn-after-reads budget was already +/// exhausted before this read. +struct Burned : PastebinError { + using PastebinError::PastebinError; +}; + +/// @brief An action's `validate()` rejected its input. +struct ValidationError : PastebinError { + using PastebinError::PastebinError; +}; + +/// @brief `CreatePaste`'s content exceeded the server's message-size bound. +struct TooLarge : PastebinError { + using PastebinError::PastebinError; +}; + +/// @brief `EditPaste` lost a race: the paste's content/syntax changed +/// between this client's read and its write. Distinct from +/// `ValidationError` — the request was well-formed and the paste +/// exists and is editable, but the specific edit could not be applied +/// because it was no longer editing what it thought it was editing. +struct Conflict : PastebinError { + using PastebinError::PastebinError; +}; + +} // namespace pastebin diff --git a/examples/pastebin/include/pastebin/core/types.hpp b/examples/pastebin/include/pastebin/core/types.hpp new file mode 100644 index 00000000..5e0c3f8f --- /dev/null +++ b/examples/pastebin/include/pastebin/core/types.hpp @@ -0,0 +1,135 @@ +// SPDX-License-Identifier: Apache-2.0 +#pragma once + +#include +#include +#include +#include +#include + +/// @file +/// PasteId: a hasValue()-capable strong id wrapping the animal-name paste +/// key. Modeled on morph::forms::Ranged's shape +/// (include/morph/forms/widget_hints.hpp) — the closest existing +/// hasValue()-capable newtype template — but wraps std::optional, +/// not a bounded arithmetic value, so it carries its own glz::meta rather than +/// reusing Ranged's. First real consumer of the eventual Tagged +/// gap (docs/findings/009); do not promote this into a generic helper here +/// — the promotion rule (examples/IMPLEMENTATION.md) triggers on a third +/// consumer, not the first. + +namespace pastebin { + +/// @brief Strong id for a paste (the animal-name key, e.g. "swift-otter"). +/// +/// Wire form: a plain JSON string (via the `glz::meta` specialisation below), +/// exactly like an unwrapped `std::string` member — see the `glz::meta` +/// specialisation for the exact convention this follows. +struct PasteId { + /// @brief The payload; `std::nullopt` means "not entered". + std::optional value; + + /// @brief Constructs the empty state. + constexpr PasteId() noexcept = default; + + /// @brief Engages with @p id. + explicit PasteId(std::string id) noexcept : value{std::move(id)} {} + + /// @brief Adopts an optional payload as-is. + /// + /// A named factory rather than a second same-arity constructor: a + /// `std::string`-taking constructor and an + /// `std::optional`-taking constructor are both viable, + /// equal-rank user-defined-conversion candidates for a string literal + /// (`const char*`) argument, so `PasteId{"swift-otter"}` would be + /// ambiguous if both were constructors. Keeping only the `std::string` + /// overload as a constructor avoids that entirely. + /// @param payload The optional payload to adopt as-is. + /// @return A `PasteId` wrapping @p payload directly. + [[nodiscard]] static PasteId fromOptional(std::optional payload) noexcept { + PasteId result; + result.value = std::move(payload); + return result; + } + + /// @brief Whether a value has been entered. + /// @return `true` if the payload is engaged. + [[nodiscard]] bool hasValue() const noexcept { return value.has_value(); } + + /// @brief Unchecked access to the engaged value (UB when empty, exactly + /// like `std::optional::operator*`). + /// @return The engaged value. + // NOLINTNEXTLINE(bugprone-unchecked-optional-access) + [[nodiscard]] const std::string& operator*() const noexcept { return *value; } + + /// @brief Equality/ordering on the payload; empty compares only equal to empty. + [[nodiscard]] auto operator<=>(const PasteId&) const noexcept = default; +}; + +/// @brief Opaque pagination cursor for `ListPastes`. +/// +/// Same `hasValue()`-capable opaque-string shape as `PasteId` — a distinct +/// concrete type following the identical pattern (`IMPLEMENTATION.md` rule +/// 3's protocol-scalars row: pagination cursors get a named opaque newtype +/// per role, never a loose `std::string`), not the same helper reused a +/// third time, so the promotion rule does not apply here. +struct PasteCursor { + /// @brief The payload; `std::nullopt` means "not entered". + std::optional value; + + /// @brief Constructs the empty state. + constexpr PasteCursor() noexcept = default; + + /// @brief Engages with @p token. + explicit PasteCursor(std::string token) noexcept : value{std::move(token)} {} + + /// @brief Adopts an optional payload as-is. + /// + /// A named factory rather than a second same-arity constructor — see + /// `PasteId::fromOptional` for why: a `std::string`-taking constructor + /// and an `std::optional`-taking constructor would be + /// equal-rank candidates for a string literal argument, making + /// `PasteCursor{"..."}` ambiguous. + /// @param payload The optional payload to adopt as-is. + /// @return A `PasteCursor` wrapping @p payload directly. + [[nodiscard]] static PasteCursor fromOptional(std::optional payload) noexcept { + PasteCursor result; + result.value = std::move(payload); + return result; + } + + /// @brief Whether a value has been entered. + /// @return `true` if the payload is engaged. + [[nodiscard]] bool hasValue() const noexcept { return value.has_value(); } + + /// @brief Unchecked access to the engaged value (UB when empty, exactly + /// like `std::optional::operator*`). + /// @return The engaged value. + // NOLINTNEXTLINE(bugprone-unchecked-optional-access) + [[nodiscard]] const std::string& operator*() const noexcept { return *value; } + + /// @brief Equality/ordering on the payload; empty compares only equal to empty. + [[nodiscard]] auto operator<=>(const PasteCursor&) const noexcept = default; +}; + +/// @brief Trivial, fieldless acknowledgement result for actions with nothing +/// else to return (`DeletePaste`, `ExpirePaste`). +struct Ack {}; + +} // namespace pastebin + +/// @brief On the wire a PasteId is its nullable underlying string — the +/// strong-typing lives in the C++ type only. +template <> +struct glz::meta { + static constexpr auto value = &pastebin::PasteId::value; + static constexpr std::string_view name = "PasteId"; +}; + +/// @brief On the wire a PasteCursor is its nullable underlying string — the +/// strong-typing lives in the C++ type only. +template <> +struct glz::meta { + static constexpr auto value = &pastebin::PasteCursor::value; + static constexpr std::string_view name = "PasteCursor"; +}; diff --git a/examples/pastebin/include/pastebin/db/database.hpp b/examples/pastebin/include/pastebin/db/database.hpp new file mode 100644 index 00000000..15505a63 --- /dev/null +++ b/examples/pastebin/include/pastebin/db/database.hpp @@ -0,0 +1,30 @@ +// SPDX-License-Identifier: Apache-2.0 +#pragma once + +#include + +/// @file +/// pastebin::db::setup — mirrors bank::db::setup's bootstrap shape +/// (examples/bank/include/bank/db/database.hpp): set the default connection +/// string, then apply every pending LIGHTWEIGHT_SQL_MIGRATION. The +/// migration itself lives in schema.cpp so linking that one TU registers it +/// against MigrationManager's process-wide singleton at static-init time. + +namespace pastebin::db { + +/// @brief Points Lightweight's default connection at @p connectionString and +/// applies every pending migration. +/// +/// Production-bootstrap-only: Task 6's server app calls this once, at +/// process start. Tests never call it — rung 0's `DbFixture` already sets +/// the default connection string exactly once per process and applies every +/// pending migration on each fixture construction; the +/// `LIGHTWEIGHT_SQL_MIGRATION` this module registers is picked up +/// automatically the moment the pastebin library is linked in, `setup()` or +/// not. +/// +/// @param connectionString ODBC connection string (SQLite via sqliteodbc in +/// every ladder test/demo context). +void setup(const std::string& connectionString); + +} // namespace pastebin::db diff --git a/examples/pastebin/include/pastebin/db/db_model.hpp b/examples/pastebin/include/pastebin/db/db_model.hpp new file mode 100644 index 00000000..96874bee --- /dev/null +++ b/examples/pastebin/include/pastebin/db/db_model.hpp @@ -0,0 +1,75 @@ +// SPDX-License-Identifier: Apache-2.0 +#pragma once + +#ifndef __EMSCRIPTEN__ +#include + +#include +#endif + +/// @file +/// Small mixin that gives a model a lazily-opened Lightweight `DataMapper`. +/// +/// morph runs each model single-threaded on its own strand, so a model can own +/// its own database connection with no synchronisation. The connection is +/// created on first use (i.e. on the strand thread, during the first +/// `execute(...)`) rather than at construction, keeping ODBC handles on the +/// thread that actually uses them. +/// +/// @par The Emscripten branch, and why it is not bank's shadow-header pattern +/// A WASM client is a *pure remote client* (`examples/IMPLEMENTATION.md` rule +/// 4's WASM clause: ODBC cannot run in the browser and no browser-side +/// substitute store may be written), so it never constructs `PasteModel` and +/// never calls `mapper()`. It does, however, have to **name** `PasteModel`: +/// `BridgeHandler` — the whole client-side dispatch surface — is a +/// template over the model type, so `paste_model.hpp` (and through it this +/// header) is on the WASM client's include path even though no line of model +/// implementation is compiled there. `MORPH_CLIENT_ONLY` +/// (`docs/spec/core/registry.md`) removes the *link* dependency on the model's +/// constructor and `execute()` bodies for exactly this case, but nothing +/// removes the *header* dependency this mixin's Lightweight include creates — +/// see `docs/findings/025-client-only-still-needs-model-persistence-headers.md`. +/// +/// So under Emscripten this mixin becomes an empty base: same class, same +/// name, same models, no ODBC. `mapper()` is deliberately **absent** rather +/// than stubbed, so any attempt to actually reach the database from a browser +/// build fails to compile with "no member named 'mapper'" instead of linking +/// and failing at runtime. This is a two-line branch inside the persistence +/// layer, not bank's `gui_wasm/include/` shadow-header tree — no model, DTO, +/// presenter or QML file has a WASM variant, and the client code the two +/// shells share is byte-for-byte identical (`examples/TESTING.md`, "Do not +/// copy bank's `gui_wasm` shadow-header pattern"). + +namespace pastebin::db { + +#ifndef __EMSCRIPTEN__ + +/// @brief Base providing `mapper()` — one lazily-constructed DataMapper per model. +class WithMapper { +protected: + WithMapper() = default; + + /// @brief Returns this model's DataMapper, opening it on first use. + [[nodiscard]] Lightweight::DataMapper& mapper() { + if (!_mapper.has_value()) { + _mapper.emplace(); + } + return *_mapper; + } + +private: + std::optional _mapper; +}; + +#else + +/// @brief Persistence-free base for the browser build — see this file's +/// Emscripten note. No `mapper()`: a WASM client has no database. +class WithMapper { +protected: + WithMapper() = default; +}; + +#endif + +} // namespace pastebin::db diff --git a/examples/pastebin/include/pastebin/db/paste_entity.hpp b/examples/pastebin/include/pastebin/db/paste_entity.hpp new file mode 100644 index 00000000..d7cd391c --- /dev/null +++ b/examples/pastebin/include/pastebin/db/paste_entity.hpp @@ -0,0 +1,44 @@ +// SPDX-License-Identifier: Apache-2.0 +#pragma once + +#include + +#include +#include +#include + +/// @file +/// PasteRecord: the one Lightweight entity this rung needs, kept strictly +/// separate from the wire DTOs (pastebin/dto/paste_dto.hpp) per +/// IMPLEMENTATION.md rule 4's two-type-layer architecture. `id` is the +/// animal-name key itself (the primary key IS the public id — no separate +/// surrogate integer key), so it is a plain string primary key, not +/// auto-incremented: `Light::PrimaryKey::AutoAssign` is Lightweight's +/// enumerator for "primary key, caller supplies the value" (its doc comment: +/// "If the field is neither auto-incrementable nor a GUID, it must be +/// manually set" — exactly this column). There is no `ManualAssign` +/// enumerator; `Light::PrimaryKey` has exactly three values: `No`, +/// `AutoAssign`, `ServerSideAutoIncrement` (the latter is what bank's +/// surrogate integer keys use). + +namespace pastebin::db { + +/// @brief One row of the `pastes` table. +struct PasteRecord { + static constexpr std::string_view TableName = "pastes"; + + /// The animal-name id; caller-assigned, not auto-incremented. + Light::Field, Light::PrimaryKey::AutoAssign, Light::SqlRealName{"id"}> id; // 0 + Light::Field content; // 1 + Light::Field, Light::SqlRealName{"syntax"}> syntax; // 2 + Light::Field createdAtMs{0}; // 3 + /// `std::nullopt` = never expires. + Light::Field, Light::SqlRealName{"expires_at_ms"}> expiresAtMs; // 4 + /// `std::nullopt` = no burn limit. + Light::Field, Light::SqlRealName{"burn_after_reads"}> burnAfterReads; // 5 + Light::Field readCount{0}; // 6 + Light::Field isPrivate{false}; // 7 + Light::Field isEditable{false}; // 8 +}; + +} // namespace pastebin::db diff --git a/examples/pastebin/include/pastebin/dto/paste_dto.hpp b/examples/pastebin/include/pastebin/dto/paste_dto.hpp new file mode 100644 index 00000000..36e08944 --- /dev/null +++ b/examples/pastebin/include/pastebin/dto/paste_dto.hpp @@ -0,0 +1,200 @@ +// SPDX-License-Identifier: Apache-2.0 +#pragma once + +#include "pastebin/core/types.hpp" +#include "pastebin/units.hpp" + +#include + +#include +#include +#include +#include +#include + +/// @file +/// Pastebin's one entity's wire DTOs. GetPaste is the one client-visible, +/// journaled mutation (README "Journal" design decision — not split into an +/// unlogged read + RecordRead). ExpirePaste is dispatched only by the +/// app-layer sweep's internal client (Task 6), never by a GUI client. + +namespace pastebin { + +enum class Visibility { Public, Private }; +enum class Editability { Immutable, Editable }; + +/// @brief Longest `syntax` label, in bytes, that `CreatePaste`/`EditPaste` +/// accept. +/// +/// This is the storage column's exact width, not a policy number pulled from +/// the air: `PasteRecord::syntax` is a +/// `Light::SqlAnsiString<32>` (`pastebin/db/paste_entity.hpp`), and +/// Lightweight's `SqlFixedString` constructor is +/// `_size{std::min(N, s.size())}` with **no throw and no diagnostic** — a +/// 33-byte label is silently cut to 32 on the way into the row, and the +/// client is told the create succeeded. Two concrete harms follow, which is +/// why this is validated rather than tolerated: +/// +/// 1. **Silent data loss.** `GetPaste` returns the truncated label, so the +/// round trip is lossy without anything reporting it. +/// 2. **Ill-formed UTF-8.** The cut is at a byte offset, not a codepoint +/// boundary, so a multi-byte label can be severed mid-sequence — putting +/// invalid UTF-8 into the `TEXT` column *and* into the JSON text frame +/// that carries the resulting `PasteView` back to the client. That is the +/// same class of wire-level hostile-content bug this rung already found +/// and fixed in the action/result codec (commit `f2ad662`, +/// `morph::model::detail::EscapingWriteOpts`), arriving by a different +/// door. +/// +/// The bound is the column width **exactly**, with no safety margin +/// deliberately: any margin would be an arbitrary second number to keep in +/// sync, and the invariant that matters is simply "everything accepted is +/// stored whole". `src/models/paste_model.cpp` carries a `static_assert` +/// tying this constant to the entity's real capacity, so widening the column +/// without widening this (or vice versa) fails the build rather than +/// silently reopening the gap. +/// +/// `content` needs no equivalent bound: it is a `Light::Field`, +/// a variable-length column with no fixed capacity to overflow. The +/// server's own message-size limit is what bounds it, and this rung already +/// tests that path ("An oversized CreatePaste is refused by the transport +/// with a typed, readable error"). +inline constexpr std::size_t kMaxSyntaxBytes = 32; + +struct CreatePaste { + std::string content; + std::string syntax; // free-form label, e.g. "plaintext", "cpp" + ::morph::time::Timestamp expiresAt; // empty = never expires + Reads burnAfterReads; // empty = no burn limit + Visibility visibility = Visibility::Public; + Editability editability = Editability::Immutable; + + /// @brief Members `schemaJson()` must leave out of the derived + /// `required` array (`morph::forms`' `optionalFields` convention — + /// see `include/morph/forms/forms.hpp`). + /// + /// `schemaJson()` marks *every* reflected member required unless it is a + /// `std::optional` or is named here, and the schema-driven create form + /// (`gui/qml/Main.qml`) gates submission on exactly that array. Without + /// this list no paste could be created without both an expiry instant and + /// a burn budget — contradicting the two members' own documented "empty = + /// never expires" / "empty = no burn limit" semantics above — and the two + /// enums, which already carry defaults here, would have to be typed out by + /// hand on every create. Discovered by this rung's first schema-driven + /// consumer (the desktop GUI shell), not by the model tests, which + /// construct `CreatePaste` in C++ and never see the schema. + static constexpr std::array optionalFields{"expiresAt", "burnAfterReads", "visibility", + "editability"}; + + [[nodiscard]] bool validate() const noexcept { + if (content.empty() || syntax.empty() || syntax.size() > kMaxSyntaxBytes) { + return false; + } + // Reads' own doc comment (units.hpp) puts the whole-number constraint + // on this DTO to enforce, not on the type. A budget of 0 (or + // negative) is the same problem in a different guise: it is a whole + // number, but PasteModel::execute(GetPaste)'s burn check + // (`readCount >= *burnAfterReads`) is already true before the first + // read ever happens, so the paste is born unreadable — accepted by + // `validate()`, then permanently `Burned` on the very first `GetPaste`. + if (burnAfterReads.hasValue() && + (burnAfterReads.value()->isZero() || burnAfterReads.value()->isNegative())) { + return false; + } + return true; + } +}; + +struct CreatePasteResult { + PasteId id; +}; + +struct GetPaste { + PasteId id; + + [[nodiscard]] bool validate() const noexcept { return id.hasValue(); } +}; + +struct PasteView { + PasteId id; + std::string content; + std::string syntax; + ::morph::time::Timestamp createdAt; + ::morph::time::Timestamp expiresAt; + Reads burnAfterReads; + Reads readCount; + Visibility visibility = Visibility::Public; + Editability editability = Editability::Immutable; +}; + +struct EditPaste { + PasteId id; + std::string content; + std::string syntax; + + [[nodiscard]] bool validate() const noexcept { + return id.hasValue() && !content.empty() && !syntax.empty() && syntax.size() <= kMaxSyntaxBytes; + } +}; + +struct DeletePaste { + PasteId id; + + [[nodiscard]] bool validate() const noexcept { return id.hasValue(); } +}; + +/// @brief One row of `ListPastes`' result — deliberately narrower than +/// `PasteView`: a listing must not leak full paste content. +struct PasteSummary { + PasteId id; + std::string syntax; + ::morph::time::Timestamp createdAt; + Visibility visibility = Visibility::Public; +}; + +struct ListPastes { + PasteCursor cursor; // empty = first page +}; + +struct ListPastesResult { + std::vector pastes; + PasteCursor nextCursor; // empty = no further page +}; + +/// @brief Internal-only: dispatched exclusively by the app-layer expiry +/// sweep's internal client (Task 6), never by a GUI client. Payload +/// is just the id — never `now()` — so replaying this entry is +/// trivially deterministic (README "How does expiry replay?"). +struct ExpirePaste { + PasteId id; + + [[nodiscard]] bool validate() const noexcept { return id.hasValue(); } +}; + +} // namespace pastebin + +/// @brief Reflects `Visibility` as the strings `"Public"`/`"Private"` rather +/// than its underlying `0`/`1`. +/// +/// Same rationale (and same `glz::enumerate` shape) as +/// `glz::meta`: a journal line, a wire envelope, and +/// the JSON body a schema-driven form assembles all stay readable and +/// hand-writable without cross-referencing the enum. Without a `glz::meta` +/// glaze emits the bare ordinal *and* the schema writer degrades the field's +/// `$defs` entry to the any-type union `{"type":["number","string",...]}`, +/// which tells a renderer nothing at all. Persistence is unaffected: the +/// `pastes` table stores visibility as the boolean `is_private` column +/// (`src/models/paste_model.cpp`), never as this JSON form. +template <> +struct glz::meta { + using enum pastebin::Visibility; + static constexpr auto value = glz::enumerate(Public, Private); +}; + +/// @brief Reflects `Editability` as the strings `"Immutable"`/`"Editable"` — +/// see `glz::meta` for the full rationale. +template <> +struct glz::meta { + using enum pastebin::Editability; + static constexpr auto value = glz::enumerate(Immutable, Editable); +}; diff --git a/examples/pastebin/include/pastebin/models/paste_model.hpp b/examples/pastebin/include/pastebin/models/paste_model.hpp new file mode 100644 index 00000000..c6be03e0 --- /dev/null +++ b/examples/pastebin/include/pastebin/models/paste_model.hpp @@ -0,0 +1,88 @@ +// SPDX-License-Identifier: Apache-2.0 +#pragma once + +#include +#include + +#include "pastebin/core/errors.hpp" +#include "pastebin/db/db_model.hpp" +#include "pastebin/dto/paste_dto.hpp" + +/// @file +/// The one model this rung ships. `examples/IMPLEMENTATION.md` rule 1 — +/// models *are* the application: every pastebin business rule (id allocation, +/// expiry, burn-after-read, editability, listing/pagination) lives here and +/// nowhere else. The app bootstrap, presenters, and GUI carry no domain logic. + +namespace pastebin { + +/// @brief Create/read/edit/delete/list/expire over the `pastes` table. +/// +/// Registered **plain** — no `BRIDGE_MODEL_KEY`, no `AllowShared` (the +/// README's resolved burn-atomicity decision): every action dispatch gets a +/// fresh instance and all real state lives in `pastes`, reached through +/// `db::WithMapper`. Burn-after-read atomicity therefore comes from SQL, not +/// from a shared C++ instance — see `execute(const GetPaste&)` in +/// `src/models/paste_model.cpp` for the exact mechanism and why it is safe +/// against two clients racing on the last allowed read. +class PasteModel : private db::WithMapper { +public: + /// @brief Stores a new paste under a freshly allocated animal-name id. + /// @param action The paste to store. + /// @return The allocated id. + /// @throws ValidationError if the action fails `validate()`, or if no free + /// id could be allocated within the bounded retry budget. + CreatePasteResult execute(const CreatePaste& action); + + /// @brief Consumes one read of a paste and returns it. + /// @param action The paste to read. + /// @return The paste, with its post-read `readCount`. + /// @throws ValidationError if the action fails `validate()`. + /// @throws NotFound if no such paste exists (or it was burned away). + /// @throws Expired if the paste's `expiresAt` has passed. + /// @throws Burned if the paste's burn-after-reads budget was already spent. + PasteView execute(const GetPaste& action); + + /// @brief Replaces an editable paste's content and syntax. + /// @param action The edit to apply. + /// @return The paste as it now stands. + /// @throws ValidationError if the action fails `validate()` or the paste is + /// immutable. + /// @throws NotFound if no such paste exists. + PasteView execute(const EditPaste& action); + + /// @brief Deletes a paste, whether or not it exists. + /// @param action The paste to delete. + /// @return An acknowledgement. + /// @throws ValidationError if the action fails `validate()`. + Ack execute(const DeletePaste& action); + + /// @brief Returns one page of public pastes, newest id first. + /// @param action The page request (empty cursor = first page). + /// @return The page, plus the cursor for the next one (empty when exhausted). + ListPastesResult execute(const ListPastes& action); + + /// @brief Reclaims one paste whose `expiresAt` has passed. + /// + /// Dispatched only by the app-layer expiry sweep's internal client + /// (Task 6) — never by a GUI client. Deliberately a no-op (still `Ack`) + /// when the paste is absent or not actually expired yet, so a replayed or + /// late-arriving sweep entry can never destroy a live paste. + /// @param action The paste to reclaim. + /// @return An acknowledgement. + /// @throws ValidationError if the action fails `validate()`. + Ack execute(const ExpirePaste& action); +}; + +} // namespace pastebin + +BRIDGE_REGISTER_MODEL(pastebin::PasteModel, "PasteModel") +BRIDGE_REGISTER_ACTION(pastebin::PasteModel, pastebin::CreatePaste, "CreatePaste") +// GetPaste stays the one client-visible, journaled *mutation* (default +// Loggable::Yes) — the README's resolved journal decision; it is deliberately +// not split into an unlogged read plus a RecordRead, and must not opt out. +BRIDGE_REGISTER_ACTION(pastebin::PasteModel, pastebin::GetPaste, "GetPaste") +BRIDGE_REGISTER_ACTION(pastebin::PasteModel, pastebin::EditPaste, "EditPaste") +BRIDGE_REGISTER_ACTION(pastebin::PasteModel, pastebin::DeletePaste, "DeletePaste") +BRIDGE_REGISTER_ACTION(pastebin::PasteModel, pastebin::ListPastes, "ListPastes", ::morph::model::Loggable::No) +BRIDGE_REGISTER_ACTION(pastebin::PasteModel, pastebin::ExpirePaste, "ExpirePaste") diff --git a/examples/pastebin/include/pastebin/units.hpp b/examples/pastebin/include/pastebin/units.hpp new file mode 100644 index 00000000..6f37dd4a --- /dev/null +++ b/examples/pastebin/include/pastebin/units.hpp @@ -0,0 +1,48 @@ +// SPDX-License-Identifier: Apache-2.0 +#pragma once + +#include + +/// @file +/// Pastebin's one-unit system: a dimensionless read count. Modeled on +/// examples/forms/lab_units.hpp's shape — see that file for the full +/// UnitTraits/consteval-algebra contract this mirrors. Rung 1 needs no unit +/// algebra (no products/quotients, no within-dimension conversions), so this +/// file skips `operator*`/`operator/` and `UnitTraits::relations` — both are +/// optional per `morph::units::UnitEnum`/`HasUnitRelations` and only apply +/// once a second unit exists to combine or convert with. + +namespace pastebin { + +/// @brief Units pastebin works in. +enum class Unit { + count, ///< dimensionless read count +}; + +} // namespace pastebin + +/// @brief Static unit metadata: schema id, display text, default decimals. +template <> +struct morph::units::UnitTraits { + static constexpr morph::units::UnitMeta meta(pastebin::Unit unit) noexcept { + switch (unit) { + case pastebin::Unit::count: + return {"count", "", 1}; + default: + return {"?", "?", 1}; + } + } +}; + +namespace pastebin { + +/// @brief A whole-number read count (burn-after-N-reads, read_count). +/// +/// `morph::units::Quantity` requires `DeclaredDecimals +/// >= 1` (zero is not legal), so this alias declares `1` even though every +/// value that ever appears is a whole number by construction — the DTOs that +/// use `Reads` (Task 3) enforce the whole-number constraint explicitly in +/// their `validate()`; the type alone cannot. +using Reads = ::morph::units::Quantity; + +} // namespace pastebin diff --git a/examples/pastebin/src/app/app.cpp b/examples/pastebin/src/app/app.cpp new file mode 100644 index 00000000..be869bb0 --- /dev/null +++ b/examples/pastebin/src/app/app.cpp @@ -0,0 +1,114 @@ +// SPDX-License-Identifier: Apache-2.0 +#include "pastebin/app/app.hpp" + +// examples/common is on every ladder target's include path as a root (see +// examples/common/CMakeLists.txt's target_include_directories), so the +// ladder clock is "clock.hpp" -- the same spelling paste_model.cpp and +// testkit/test_clock.cpp use. +#include "clock.hpp" +#include "pastebin/dto/paste_dto.hpp" +#include "pastebin/models/paste_model.hpp" + +#include + +#include + +#include +#include + +namespace pastebin::app { + +namespace { + +/// @brief The current instant, in epoch milliseconds. Mirrors +/// `paste_model.cpp`'s private `nowMs()` helper exactly (same +/// `morph::ladder::now().value` dereference this session's earlier +/// research confirmed against `examples/common/testkit/test_clock.cpp` +/// and `paste_model.cpp`'s own usage) -- duplicated rather than +/// shared because that helper is `paste_model.cpp`'s own anonymous- +/// namespace implementation detail, not part of any public header. +[[nodiscard]] std::int64_t nowMs() noexcept { + return (*::morph::ladder::now().value).value.time_since_epoch().count(); +} + +} // namespace + +App::App(std::filesystem::path actionLogPath, std::chrono::milliseconds sweepInterval, std::size_t workers, + QObject* parent) + // Initialiser order follows the declaration order in app.hpp, which is + // itself chosen for teardown safety — see that header's comment. + : QObject{parent}, + _actionLog{std::make_shared<::morph::journal::FileActionLog>(std::move(actionLogPath))}, + _pool{workers}, + _server{std::make_shared<::morph::backend::RemoteServer>(_pool)}, + _sweepBridge{std::make_unique<::morph::backend::SimulatedRemoteBackend>(*_server)} { + ::morph::journal::setActionLog(_actionLog); + connect(&_sweepTimer, &QTimer::timeout, this, &App::sweepExpiredOnce); + _sweepTimer.start(sweepInterval); +} + +App::~App() { + // Stop first: a tick landing while the members below are being torn down + // would dispatch a sweep into a half-destroyed App. + _sweepTimer.stop(); + ::morph::journal::setActionLog(nullptr); +} + +void App::sweepExpiredOnce() { + std::vector expiredIds; + { + ::Lightweight::SqlStatement stmt; + stmt.Prepare("SELECT id FROM pastes WHERE expires_at_ms IS NOT NULL AND expires_at_ms <= ?"); + auto cursor = stmt.Execute(nowMs()); + while (cursor.FetchRow()) { + expiredIds.push_back(cursor.GetColumn(1)); + } + } + if (expiredIds.empty()) { + return; + } + + // `handler` is kept alive by every dispatched call's own completion, not + // by this function's stack frame. `BridgeHandler::execute()` posts to the + // worker pool (`SimulatedRemoteBackend::execute()` -> `RemoteServer::handle()` + // -> `_pool.post(...)`) and returns immediately, so this loop -- and this + // function -- routinely returns before RemoteServer has so much as looked + // up the model instance for the *first* dispatched ExpirePaste, let alone + // run it. A `handler` destroyed synchronously right here (e.g. as a plain + // local, going out of scope at the end of this function) would deregister + // its model instance -- via a synchronous `RemoteServer::handleInline` + // "deregister" call in `~BridgeHandler` -- and race those still-pending + // dispatches: `RemoteServer::dispatchExecute` would then find the + // (already-erased) instance missing and reply "model not found" instead of + // ever running `PasteModel::execute(ExpirePaste)`, silently dropping that + // sweep pass's reclaim. `RemoteServer`'s own "safe to deregister while an + // execute is in flight" guarantee (docs/spec/concurrency_and_lifetimes.md) + // protects an execute already admitted to the model's strand -- not one + // still sitting in the worker pool's queue, which is exactly the state + // every one of this loop's dispatches is in immediately after `execute()` + // returns. Nothing is corrupted or leaked either way -- a dropped pass + // just means the paste stays expired-but-unreclaimed until the next timer + // tick tries again (`PasteModel::execute(GetPaste)` already excludes an + // expired row on its own) -- but every dropped pass is a spurious "expiry + // sweep: ExpirePaste failed" log line and a wasted round trip. Capturing + // `handler` in every completion below closes the window: the handler -- + // and the model instance it registered -- is deregistered only once every + // dispatch issued by this pass has actually settled, whichever of + // `.then()`/`.onError()` that turns out to be for each one. + auto handler = std::make_shared<::morph::bridge::BridgeHandler>(_sweepBridge, &_sweepExecutor); + // `inFlight` is captured by value, never through `this`: the callbacks + // below can outlive this App (see sweepInFlight()'s doc comment), and a + // late one must still be able to decrement the counter safely. + auto inFlight = _sweepInFlight; + for (const auto& id : expiredIds) { + inFlight->fetch_add(1); + handler->execute(ExpirePaste{.id = PasteId{id}}) + .then([handler, inFlight](Ack) { inFlight->fetch_sub(1); }) + .onError([handler, inFlight, id](const std::exception_ptr&) { + inFlight->fetch_sub(1); + ::morph::log::logError("[pastebin::App] expiry sweep: ExpirePaste failed for " + id); + }); + } +} + +} // namespace pastebin::app diff --git a/examples/pastebin/src/db/schema.cpp b/examples/pastebin/src/db/schema.cpp new file mode 100644 index 00000000..117462fb --- /dev/null +++ b/examples/pastebin/src/db/schema.cpp @@ -0,0 +1,41 @@ +// SPDX-License-Identifier: Apache-2.0 +#include "pastebin/db/database.hpp" + +#include +#include +#include + +namespace pastebin::db { + +void setup(const std::string& connectionString) { + Lightweight::SqlConnection::SetDefaultConnectionString(Lightweight::SqlConnectionString{connectionString}); + Lightweight::SqlMigration::MigrationManager::GetInstance().CreateMigrationHistory(); + Lightweight::SqlMigration::MigrationManager::GetInstance().ApplyPendingMigrations(); +} + +} // namespace pastebin::db + +// ─── Schema migration ──────────────────────────────────────────────────────── +// LIGHTWEIGHT_SQL_MIGRATION auto-registers with the MigrationManager at +// static-init time; linking this TU into the binary makes the schema known. +// +// `.PrimaryKey("id", Varchar(32))` (as opposed to `.PrimaryKeyWithAutoIncrement`) +// is the manual/caller-assigned primary key column — confirmed against +// `Lightweight/SqlQuery/Migrate.hpp`'s `SqlCreateTableQueryBuilder::PrimaryKey` +// overload, which is exactly what a `Field<..., Light::PrimaryKey::AutoAssign, ...>` +// member (see `paste_entity.hpp`) needs. + +using namespace Lightweight::SqlColumnTypeDefinitions; + +LIGHTWEIGHT_SQL_MIGRATION(20260806000001, "Create pastes table") { + plan.CreateTableIfNotExists("pastes") + .PrimaryKey("id", Varchar(32)) + .RequiredColumn("content", Text()) + .RequiredColumn("syntax", Varchar(32)) + .RequiredColumn("created_at_ms", Bigint()) + .Column("expires_at_ms", Bigint()) + .Column("burn_after_reads", Bigint()) + .RequiredColumn("read_count", Bigint()) + .RequiredColumn("is_private", Bool()) + .RequiredColumn("is_editable", Bool()); +} diff --git a/examples/pastebin/src/models/paste_model.cpp b/examples/pastebin/src/models/paste_model.cpp new file mode 100644 index 00000000..a10e7c85 --- /dev/null +++ b/examples/pastebin/src/models/paste_model.cpp @@ -0,0 +1,451 @@ +// SPDX-License-Identifier: Apache-2.0 +#include "pastebin/models/paste_model.hpp" + +// The entity is an implementation detail of this TU: `paste_model.hpp` exposes +// only DTOs, so nothing outside this file ever sees `db::PasteRecord`. +#include "pastebin/db/paste_entity.hpp" + +// examples/common is on the include path as a root (see +// examples/common/CMakeLists.txt's target_include_directories), so the ladder +// clock is "clock.hpp" — the same spelling testkit/test_clock.cpp uses. +#include "clock.hpp" + +#include +#include +#include +#include +#include + +#include +#include +#include +#include +#include +#include +#include +#include +#include + +namespace pastebin { + +// The one place the DTO layer's `syntax` bound and the storage layer's real +// column capacity are checked against each other. `kMaxSyntaxBytes` exists so +// `CreatePaste::validate()`/`EditPaste::validate()` can reject an over-long +// label instead of letting `SqlFixedString`'s `_size{std::min(N, s.size())}` +// truncate it silently (see that constant's own doc comment for the two harms +// that follow); this assertion is what keeps the number honest. Widening the +// column without widening the constant — or the reverse — fails the build +// here rather than silently reopening the gap in production. +static_assert(decltype(db::PasteRecord::syntax)::ValueType{}.capacity() == kMaxSyntaxBytes, + "pastebin::kMaxSyntaxBytes must equal PasteRecord::syntax's SqlAnsiString capacity — otherwise " + "CreatePaste/EditPaste either reject labels that would have fit, or accept ones that get " + "silently truncated on the way into the row."); + +namespace { + +// --------------------------------------------------------------------------- +// DTO <-> entity conversions (IMPLEMENTATION.md rule 4's DTO<->entity mapping +// layer). Both directions are exact: an instant is a whole number of +// milliseconds, and every `Reads` value that ever reaches the database is a +// whole-number count, so the conversions go through `std::int64_t` and an +// exact `math::Rational` rather than through `double`. `Reads::fromDouble` / +// `math::Rational::toDouble` do exist and would work for the magnitudes +// involved, but they round-trip through binary floating point for values that +// are integers by construction — there is nothing to gain and a rounding step +// to lose. +// --------------------------------------------------------------------------- + +[[nodiscard]] std::int64_t toEpochMs(const ::morph::time::DateTime& instant) noexcept { + return instant.value.time_since_epoch().count(); +} + +[[nodiscard]] std::int64_t nowMs() noexcept { + return toEpochMs(*::morph::ladder::now().value); +} + +[[nodiscard]] ::morph::time::Timestamp fromEpochMs(const std::optional& epochMs) noexcept { + if (!epochMs) { + return ::morph::time::Timestamp{}; + } + return ::morph::time::Timestamp{::morph::time::DateTime{ + std::chrono::sys_time{std::chrono::milliseconds{*epochMs}}}}; +} + +/// @brief An exact whole-number read count as a `Reads` quantity. +[[nodiscard]] Reads readsOf(std::int64_t count) { + return Reads{::morph::math::Rational{count, Reads::declaredPrecision()}}; +} + +/// @brief An engaged `Reads` back as a whole-number count. +/// +/// `math::floor` is exact on a `Rational` (integer division on the stored +/// numerator/denominator) — no floating-point step. `Reads` only ever carries +/// whole numbers here, so flooring and truncating agree. +[[nodiscard]] std::int64_t countOf(const Reads& reads) noexcept { + return ::morph::math::floor(*reads); +} + +[[nodiscard]] std::string textOf(const Light::SqlAnsiString<32>& stored) { + return std::string{stored.str()}; +} + +/// @brief Builds the read-only view sent back to a client from a fully loaded +/// `PasteRecord`. +[[nodiscard]] PasteView toView(const db::PasteRecord& rec) { + PasteView view; + view.id = PasteId{textOf(rec.id.Value())}; + view.content = rec.content.Value(); + view.syntax = textOf(rec.syntax.Value()); + view.createdAt = fromEpochMs(rec.createdAtMs.Value()); + view.expiresAt = fromEpochMs(rec.expiresAtMs.Value()); + view.burnAfterReads = rec.burnAfterReads.Value() ? readsOf(*rec.burnAfterReads.Value()) : Reads{}; + view.readCount = readsOf(rec.readCount.Value()); + view.visibility = rec.isPrivate.Value() ? Visibility::Private : Visibility::Public; + view.editability = rec.isEditable.Value() ? Editability::Editable : Editability::Immutable; + return view; +} + +/// @brief The tiny animal-name id keyspace (MicroBin-style). Deliberately +/// small — the required tests exercise the id-collision retry path, +/// which needs collisions to be reachable in a bounded number of +/// `CreatePaste` calls, not astronomically unlikely. +constexpr std::array kAnimals = { + "cat", "dog", "fox", "owl", "bee", "ant", "elk", "ram", + "yak", "cod", "eel", "hen", "pig", "cow", "bat", "jay", +}; +constexpr std::array kAdjectives = { + "red", "blue", "gold", "dark", "swift", "calm", "bold", "wild", + "keen", "grey", "warm", "cool", "sharp", "quiet", "loud", "soft", +}; + +[[nodiscard]] std::string randomPasteId() { + static thread_local std::mt19937_64 rng{std::random_device{}()}; + std::uniform_int_distribution adjIdx{0, kAdjectives.size() - 1}; + std::uniform_int_distribution animalIdx{0, kAnimals.size() - 1}; + std::uniform_int_distribution suffix{0, 999}; + return std::string{kAdjectives[adjIdx(rng)]} + "-" + std::string{kAnimals[animalIdx(rng)]} + "-" + + std::to_string(suffix(rng)); +} + +/// @brief Bounded retry budget for allocating a free animal-name id. +constexpr int kMaxIdAttempts = 8; + +/// @brief `ListPastes` page size (rows per page, excluding the has-more probe). +constexpr std::size_t kPageSize = 20; + +/// @brief The one conditional statement burn-after-read atomicity rests on. +/// +/// Every guard a read must respect lives in this single `WHERE`: the row must +/// exist, must not have expired, and must still have burn budget left. The +/// increment and the guard are therefore evaluated by the database in one +/// statement — no read-then-write window exists for a second client to slip +/// through. See `PasteModel::execute(const GetPaste&)` for the full argument. +/// +/// **Not** `... RETURNING`: the sqliteodbc driver this rung runs against +/// reports the RETURNING column count but then fails `SQLFetch` with SQLSTATE +/// 24000 ("Invalid cursor state") — see +/// `docs/findings/022-sqliteodbc-update-returning-no-cursor.md`. The row is +/// read back by a second statement inside the same transaction instead; the +/// atomicity argument is unchanged because the guard still lives in the +/// `UPDATE` itself. +constexpr std::string_view kConsumeReadSql = R"(UPDATE pastes + SET read_count = read_count + 1 + WHERE id = ? + AND (expires_at_ms IS NULL OR expires_at_ms > ?) + AND (burn_after_reads IS NULL OR read_count < burn_after_reads))"; + +/// @brief `EditPaste`'s compare-and-swap guard: the write only applies if the +/// row's content/syntax still equal what this client last read. Same +/// shape and same argument as `kConsumeReadSql` above — the guard and +/// the write are one indivisible statement, so there is no +/// read-then-write window a second concurrent edit can land in. See +/// `PasteModel::execute(const EditPaste&)` for the full argument. +constexpr std::string_view kEditPasteSql = R"(UPDATE pastes + SET content = ?, syntax = ? + WHERE id = ? + AND is_editable = 1 + AND content = ? + AND syntax = ?)"; + +} // namespace + +CreatePasteResult PasteModel::execute(const CreatePaste& action) { + if (!action.validate()) { + throw ValidationError{std::format("CreatePaste: content and syntax are required, syntax must be at most {} " + "bytes, and burnAfterReads (if given) must be a positive count", + kMaxSyntaxBytes)}; + } + + // Bounded retry on the (small, deliberately-collidable) animal-name + // keyspace. The insert itself is the collision test — a pre-check would be + // a time-of-check/time-of-use window between two model instances on two + // connections; the primary key is the only authority. + for (int attempt = 0; attempt < kMaxIdAttempts; ++attempt) { + db::PasteRecord rec; + rec.id = Light::SqlAnsiString<32>{randomPasteId()}; + rec.content = action.content; + rec.syntax = Light::SqlAnsiString<32>{action.syntax}; + rec.createdAtMs = nowMs(); + rec.expiresAtMs = action.expiresAt.hasValue() ? std::optional{toEpochMs(*action.expiresAt)} : std::nullopt; + rec.burnAfterReads = + action.burnAfterReads.hasValue() ? std::optional{countOf(action.burnAfterReads)} : std::nullopt; + rec.readCount = std::int64_t{0}; + rec.isPrivate = action.visibility == Visibility::Private; + rec.isEditable = action.editability == Editability::Editable; + + try { + mapper().Create(rec); + } catch (const ::Lightweight::SqlException& error) { + // Only a primary-key collision on the animal-name id is retryable. + // Every other store error (a lock, a dropped connection, a broken + // schema) must reach the client as itself — swallowing it here + // would mis-report an outage as "keyspace exhausted", and the + // required store-error branch tests distinguish the two. + // sqliteodbc reports both under SQLSTATE HY000, so the message-based + // classifier Lightweight ships is the only discriminator available. + if (!::Lightweight::IsUniqueConstraintViolation(error.info(), mapper().Connection().ServerType())) { + throw; + } + continue; + } + return CreatePasteResult{.id = PasteId{textOf(rec.id.Value())}}; + } + throw ValidationError{"CreatePaste: could not allocate a unique paste id"}; +} + +PasteView PasteModel::execute(const GetPaste& action) { + if (!action.validate()) { + throw ValidationError{"GetPaste: id is required"}; + } + const std::string& id = *action.id; + const std::int64_t readAtMs = nowMs(); + + // ── The atomic read-consumption ───────────────────────────────────────── + // The conditional UPDATE is the whole race-safety argument: SQLite + // evaluates its WHERE and applies its increment as one indivisible + // statement under a write lock, so of two clients racing for the last + // allowed read of a burn-after-N paste exactly one gets a non-zero + // affected-row count. The loser's UPDATE finds `read_count < burn_after_reads` + // already false and touches nothing. + // + // The transaction exists for the *read-back*, not for the guard: it holds + // the write lock the UPDATE took until the SELECT has seen the row the + // UPDATE produced, so no other connection can delete or re-read it in + // between. It also makes the burn-delete below part of the same commit. + std::optional view; + { + ::Lightweight::SqlTransaction transaction{mapper().Connection(), + ::Lightweight::SqlTransactionMode::ROLLBACK}; + + std::size_t consumed = 0; + { + ::Lightweight::SqlStatement consume{mapper().Connection()}; + consume.Prepare(kConsumeReadSql); + auto cursor = consume.Execute(id, readAtMs); + consumed = cursor.NumRowsAffected(); + } + + // `== 1`, not `!= 0`: `id` is the primary key, so the UPDATE's + // `WHERE id = ?` can affect at most one row — 1 is the only possible + // non-zero outcome. Testing for it exactly also closes the one + // theoretical hole in this gate: `NumRowsAffected()` casts ODBC's + // signed `SQLLEN` to `size_t` unguarded, and `SQLRowCount` may report + // -1 when the count is unavailable, which would arrive here as + // SIZE_MAX — non-zero, and so would disclose content without a read + // having actually been consumed. This one comparison is the sole gate + // on the burn-atomicity guarantee; it must not admit a sentinel. + if (consumed == 1) { + auto rows = mapper() + .Query() + .Where(::Lightweight::FieldNameOf<&db::PasteRecord::id>, "=", id) + .All(); + if (rows.empty()) { + // Unreachable in practice: the UPDATE just matched this row and + // holds the write lock. Treated as "gone" rather than asserted. + throw NotFound{"GetPaste: no such paste"}; + } + const db::PasteRecord& rec = rows.front(); + view = toView(rec); + + // Burn-after-read destroys the paste *on* the Nth read, not before: + // the read that just consumed the last unit of budget still returns + // its content, and only then removes the row. + const std::optional& budget = rec.burnAfterReads.Value(); + if (budget && rec.readCount.Value() >= *budget) { + ::Lightweight::SqlStatement burn{mapper().Connection()}; + burn.Prepare("DELETE FROM pastes WHERE id = ?"); + (void) burn.Execute(id); + } + transaction.Commit(); + } + } + if (view) { + return *view; + } + + // ── Zero rows matched: classify why ───────────────────────────────────── + // A plain, unprotected read. This does not reopen the window the atomic + // UPDATE closed: it decides only *which* error to throw and mutates + // nothing. A row that changes underneath it can at worst turn one + // truthful-a-moment-ago error into another. + auto existing = mapper() + .Query() + .Where(::Lightweight::FieldNameOf<&db::PasteRecord::id>, "=", id) + .All(); + if (existing.empty()) { + throw NotFound{"GetPaste: no such paste"}; + } + const db::PasteRecord& row = existing.front(); + if (row.expiresAtMs.Value() && *row.expiresAtMs.Value() <= readAtMs) { + throw Expired{"GetPaste: paste has expired"}; + } + if (row.burnAfterReads.Value() && row.readCount.Value() >= *row.burnAfterReads.Value()) { + throw Burned{"GetPaste: paste's burn-after-reads budget is exhausted"}; + } + throw NotFound{"GetPaste: no such paste"}; +} + +PasteView PasteModel::execute(const EditPaste& action) { + if (!action.validate()) { + throw ValidationError{std::format("EditPaste: id, content, and syntax are required, and syntax must be at " + "most {} bytes", + kMaxSyntaxBytes)}; + } + const std::string& id = *action.id; + + // A first, unprotected read: it decides the common-case NotFound / + // not-editable errors, and supplies the compare-and-swap guard's expected + // "before" values for the atomic write below. A stale read here does not + // reopen a race — it just means the guarded UPDATE below affects 0 rows, + // which is classified as `Conflict`, never silently applied. + auto before = mapper() + .Query() + .Where(::Lightweight::FieldNameOf<&db::PasteRecord::id>, "=", id) + .All(); + if (before.empty()) { + throw NotFound{"EditPaste: no such paste"}; + } + if (!before.front().isEditable.Value()) { + throw ValidationError{"EditPaste: paste is not editable"}; + } + const std::string previousContent = before.front().content.Value(); + const std::string previousSyntax = textOf(before.front().syntax.Value()); + + // ── The atomic compare-and-swap write ─────────────────────────────────── + // Same structure as `PasteModel::execute(const GetPaste&)`'s burn + // consumption: the guard (content/syntax still equal what was just read) + // and the write are one indivisible statement, so a second concurrent + // `EditPaste` racing against this one cannot land in a read-then-write + // window — it either wins the CAS or is told `Conflict`, never silently + // discarded. + std::optional view; + { + ::Lightweight::SqlTransaction transaction{mapper().Connection(), + ::Lightweight::SqlTransactionMode::ROLLBACK}; + + std::size_t consumed = 0; + { + ::Lightweight::SqlStatement stmt{mapper().Connection()}; + stmt.Prepare(kEditPasteSql); + auto cursor = stmt.Execute(action.content, action.syntax, id, previousContent, previousSyntax); + consumed = cursor.NumRowsAffected(); + } + + // `== 1`, not `!= 0` — same rationale as GetPaste's burn-consumption + // gate: `id` is the primary key, so at most one row can ever match, + // and testing for exactly 1 closes the `NumRowsAffected()` + // signed-to-unsigned `-1` -> `SIZE_MAX` hole. + if (consumed == 1) { + auto rows = mapper() + .Query() + .Where(::Lightweight::FieldNameOf<&db::PasteRecord::id>, "=", id) + .All(); + if (rows.empty()) { + // Unreachable in practice: the UPDATE just matched this row + // and holds the write lock. Treated as "gone" rather than + // asserted, matching GetPaste's equivalent branch. + throw NotFound{"EditPaste: no such paste"}; + } + view = toView(rows.front()); + transaction.Commit(); + } + } + if (view) { + return *view; + } + + // ── Zero rows matched: classify why ───────────────────────────────────── + auto existing = mapper() + .Query() + .Where(::Lightweight::FieldNameOf<&db::PasteRecord::id>, "=", id) + .All(); + if (existing.empty()) { + throw NotFound{"EditPaste: no such paste"}; + } + if (!existing.front().isEditable.Value()) { + throw ValidationError{"EditPaste: paste is not editable"}; + } + // Still exists, still editable, but the CAS guard didn't match: some + // other write landed between the read above and this one. + throw Conflict{"EditPaste: paste was modified by another edit since it was last read"}; +} + +Ack PasteModel::execute(const DeletePaste& action) { + if (!action.validate()) { + throw ValidationError{"DeletePaste: id is required"}; + } + ::Lightweight::SqlStatement stmt{mapper().Connection()}; + stmt.Prepare("DELETE FROM pastes WHERE id = ?"); + (void) stmt.Execute(*action.id); + return Ack{}; +} + +ListPastesResult PasteModel::execute(const ListPastes& action) { + // Keyset pagination on the primary key, descending: the cursor is the last + // id of the previous page, so a row created or reclaimed mid-walk can never + // shift a later page's offset (the required "sweep fires between two pages" + // test depends on exactly this). + auto query = mapper().Query(); + (void) query.Where(::Lightweight::FieldNameOf<&db::PasteRecord::isPrivate>, "=", false); + if (action.cursor.hasValue()) { + (void) query.Where(::Lightweight::FieldNameOf<&db::PasteRecord::id>, "<", *action.cursor); + } + // One row beyond the page is the has-more probe; it is never returned. + auto rows = query + .OrderBy(::Lightweight::FieldNameOf<&db::PasteRecord::id>, + ::Lightweight::SqlResultOrdering::DESCENDING) + .First(kPageSize + 1); + + const bool hasMore = rows.size() > kPageSize; + if (hasMore) { + rows.resize(kPageSize); + } + + ListPastesResult result; + result.pastes.reserve(rows.size()); + for (const db::PasteRecord& row : rows) { + result.pastes.push_back(PasteSummary{ + .id = PasteId{textOf(row.id.Value())}, + .syntax = textOf(row.syntax.Value()), + .createdAt = fromEpochMs(row.createdAtMs.Value()), + .visibility = row.isPrivate.Value() ? Visibility::Private : Visibility::Public, + }); + } + result.nextCursor = hasMore ? PasteCursor{textOf(rows.back().id.Value())} : PasteCursor{}; + return result; +} + +Ack PasteModel::execute(const ExpirePaste& action) { + if (!action.validate()) { + throw ValidationError{"ExpirePaste: id is required"}; + } + // The `expires_at_ms <= ?` guard is what makes this replay-safe: the action + // payload carries only the id, so re-running a journaled entry against a + // paste that is not (or no longer) expired deletes nothing. + ::Lightweight::SqlStatement stmt{mapper().Connection()}; + stmt.Prepare("DELETE FROM pastes WHERE id = ? AND expires_at_ms IS NOT NULL AND expires_at_ms <= ?"); + (void) stmt.Execute(*action.id, nowMs()); + return Ack{}; +} + +} // namespace pastebin diff --git a/examples/pastebin/src/server/main.cpp b/examples/pastebin/src/server/main.cpp new file mode 100644 index 00000000..ee7a1145 --- /dev/null +++ b/examples/pastebin/src/server/main.cpp @@ -0,0 +1,188 @@ +// SPDX-License-Identifier: Apache-2.0 + +/// @file +/// pastebin's standalone server process: `pastebin::db::setup()` once, one +/// `pastebin::app::App` (worker pool + `RemoteServer` + durable action log + +/// expiry sweep), and one `morph::qt::QtWebSocketServer` in front of it. The +/// desktop client (`examples/pastebin/gui/`) talks to this over +/// `ws://127.0.0.1:`; nothing here knows anything about pastes beyond +/// the `--seed` demo data below, which is deliberately a handful of literal +/// `CreatePaste` values (`LADDER.md`'s "every rung ships a `--seed` path"). +/// The generator machinery in `action_driver.hpp` is rung 4's deliverable +/// (`TESTING.md`'s component table) and is not pulled forward for it. +/// +/// Usage: +/// @code +/// PASTEBIN_DB=... PASTEBIN_PORT=8765 ladder_pastebin_server [--seed] +/// @endcode + +// examples/common is on every ladder target's include path as a root, so the +// ladder clock is "clock.hpp" — the same spelling paste_model.cpp and app.cpp +// use. Seeding reads the *same* injectable clock the model does, so a seeded +// expiry and the model's own expiry check can never disagree. +#include "clock.hpp" +#include "pastebin/app/app.hpp" +#include "pastebin/db/database.hpp" +#include "pastebin/dto/paste_dto.hpp" +#include "pastebin/models/paste_model.hpp" + +#include +#include + +#include +#include +#include + +#include +#include +#include +#include +#include +#include +#include + +namespace { + +/// @brief Set from the `SIGINT`/`SIGTERM` handler, polled by a `QTimer`. +/// +/// A signal handler may not call into Qt (nothing in `QCoreApplication` is +/// async-signal-safe), so it does the one thing it is allowed to do — assign +/// to a `volatile std::sig_atomic_t` — and a timer on the Qt thread turns that +/// into a real `quit()`. This exists so the shutdown path below is actually +/// *reachable*: a demo server is stopped with Ctrl-C, and the default `SIGINT` +/// disposition would terminate the process outright, so `exec()` would never +/// return and `App`'s destructor would never run at all. +volatile std::sig_atomic_t gStopRequested = 0; + +extern "C" void onStopSignal(int /*signum*/) { gStopRequested = 1; } + +/// @brief Pumps the Qt event loop until no sweep dispatch is outstanding. +/// +/// `pastebin::app::App::sweepInFlight()` is observe-only: `~App` does *not* +/// wait for the `ExpirePaste` calls a sweep dispatched to settle before +/// destroying the bridge they complete against, so a callback delivered after +/// `~App` is a use-after-free. The header states the contract — "pump on this +/// until it is `false`, then destroy" — and this is the production consumer +/// honouring it. Bounded by @p budget so a wedged dispatch cannot hang +/// shutdown forever; overrunning it is strictly better than the alternative of +/// not draining at all, and is reported. +/// +/// @param app The app whose sweep dispatches must settle. +/// @param budget Maximum time to wait. +/// @return `true` if everything settled within @p budget. +[[nodiscard]] bool drainSweeps(const pastebin::app::App& app, std::chrono::milliseconds budget) { + const auto deadline = std::chrono::steady_clock::now() + budget; + while (app.sweepInFlight()) { + if (std::chrono::steady_clock::now() >= deadline) { + return false; + } + QCoreApplication::processEvents(QEventLoop::AllEvents, 20); + } + return true; +} + +/// @brief Creates the demo corpus, in-process and synchronously. +/// +/// Calls `PasteModel::execute()` directly rather than going through a +/// `Bridge`/`BridgeHandler`: seeding happens before the listener starts, on +/// the Qt thread, with nothing to dispatch to and nobody to be concurrent +/// with. The model is the application (`IMPLEMENTATION.md` rule 1), so a +/// direct call runs exactly the same id allocation, clamping and persistence +/// a client-issued `CreatePaste` would — only the transport is skipped. +void seedDemoPastes() { + using namespace std::chrono_literals; + pastebin::PasteModel model; + + const auto create = [&model](pastebin::CreatePaste action, const char* what) { + try { + const auto result = model.execute(action); + std::cout << "pastebin-server: seeded " << what << " as " + << (result.id.hasValue() ? *result.id : std::string{""}) << '\n'; + } catch (const std::exception& e) { + std::cerr << "pastebin-server: failed to seed " << what << ": " << e.what() << '\n'; + } + }; + + create({.content = "Hello from the morph application ladder, rung 1.", .syntax = "plaintext"}, + "a plain public paste"); + create({.content = "int main() { return 0; }", .syntax = "cpp", .editability = pastebin::Editability::Editable}, + "an editable C++ snippet"); + create({.content = "SELECT id, syntax FROM pastes ORDER BY created_at_ms DESC;", .syntax = "sql"}, + "a SQL snippet"); + create({.content = "This paste is private; it never shows up in ListPastes.", + .syntax = "plaintext", + .visibility = pastebin::Visibility::Private}, + "a private paste"); + create({.content = "One read and this is gone. Open it twice to see the burn.", + .syntax = "plaintext", + .burnAfterReads = pastebin::Reads::fromDouble(1.0)}, + "a burn-after-1 paste"); + create({.content = "This one expires two minutes after the server started.", + .syntax = "plaintext", + .expiresAt = ::morph::time::Timestamp{*::morph::ladder::now() + 2min}}, + "a paste expiring in two minutes"); +} + +} // namespace + +int main(int argc, char** argv) { + QCoreApplication qtApp{argc, argv}; + + bool seed = false; + for (int i = 1; i < argc; ++i) { + const std::string arg{argv[i]}; + if (arg == "--seed") { + seed = true; + } else { + std::cerr << "pastebin-server: unknown argument '" << arg + << "' (usage: ladder_pastebin_server [--seed])\n"; + return 2; + } + } + + const char* connectionString = std::getenv("PASTEBIN_DB"); + pastebin::db::setup(connectionString != nullptr ? connectionString + : "DRIVER=SQLite3;Database=pastebin.db;Timeout=5000"); + + if (seed) { + seedDemoPastes(); + } + + int exitCode = 0; + { + pastebin::app::App app{std::filesystem::current_path() / "pastebin_actions.jsonl"}; + + const char* portEnv = std::getenv("PASTEBIN_PORT"); + const int port = portEnv != nullptr ? std::atoi(portEnv) : 0; + ::morph::qt::QtWebSocketServer wsServer{*app.server(), static_cast(port)}; + if (!wsServer.listen()) { + std::cerr << "pastebin-server: failed to listen\n"; + return 1; + } + std::cout << "pastebin-server: listening on port " << wsServer.port() << std::endl; + + std::signal(SIGINT, onStopSignal); + std::signal(SIGTERM, onStopSignal); + QTimer stopPoll; + QObject::connect(&stopPoll, &QTimer::timeout, &qtApp, [] { + if (gStopRequested != 0) { + QCoreApplication::quit(); + } + }); + stopPoll.start(std::chrono::milliseconds{200}); + + exitCode = QCoreApplication::exec(); + + // Order matters: let connected clients' in-flight executes reply and + // close cleanly first, *then* drain the expiry sweep's own dispatches + // (see drainSweeps) before `app` leaves this scope. + static_cast(wsServer.closeGracefully(std::chrono::seconds{2})); + if (!drainSweeps(app, std::chrono::seconds{5})) { + std::cerr << "pastebin-server: expiry-sweep dispatches did not settle within 5s; " + "shutting down anyway\n"; + } + } + + std::cout << "pastebin-server: stopped\n"; + return exitCode; +} diff --git a/examples/pastebin/tests/test_gui_qml_smoke.cpp b/examples/pastebin/tests/test_gui_qml_smoke.cpp new file mode 100644 index 00000000..882d158d --- /dev/null +++ b/examples/pastebin/tests/test_gui_qml_smoke.cpp @@ -0,0 +1,51 @@ +// SPDX-License-Identifier: Apache-2.0 +// +// The one QML test examples/TESTING.md presenter rule 6 asks each rung for: +// "one offscreen engine-load smoke test (engine creates root object, no +// errors) registered in ctest — not Qt Quick Test, and no synthesized-mouse- +// event flows." It loads the *same* Pastebin/Main.qml the desktop client +// ships (both link the ladder_pastebin_qml module), with no controllers +// attached — which is why Main.qml's `formsController`/`pasteController` +// default to null. +// +// MORPH_LADDER_QML_URI is defined by morph_add_rung() only when the rung's QML +// module was actually built (MORPH_BUILD_FORMS_QML=ON — the shipped MorphForms +// renderer Main.qml imports). Without it this file is an empty translation +// unit, so a configure that legitimately has no Qt Quick still builds. +// +// Runs under QT_QPA_PLATFORM=offscreen (already set for the ladder-tests and +// clang-coverage CI legs) against the QGuiApplication testkit_main.cpp owns +// when this rung's test binary is built — Qt Quick cannot instantiate a window +// under a plain QCoreApplication. + +#ifdef MORPH_LADDER_QML_URI + +#include + +#include +#include +#include +#include + +#include + +TEST_CASE("pastebin's QML engine loads Main.qml and creates a root object with no errors", + "[pastebin][gui][qml-smoke]") { + QQmlApplicationEngine engine; + + QString firstWarning; + QObject::connect(&engine, &QQmlApplicationEngine::warnings, [&firstWarning](const QList& warnings) { + if (firstWarning.isEmpty() && !warnings.isEmpty()) { + firstWarning = warnings.front().toString(); + } + }); + + engine.loadFromModule(MORPH_LADDER_QML_URI, "Main"); + + // Reported through the message, not a bare boolean: a QML warning is + // otherwise a failing assertion with nothing to act on. + CHECK(firstWarning.toStdString() == std::string{}); + REQUIRE_FALSE(engine.rootObjects().isEmpty()); +} + +#endif // MORPH_LADDER_QML_URI diff --git a/examples/pastebin/tests/test_paste_model.cpp b/examples/pastebin/tests/test_paste_model.cpp new file mode 100644 index 00000000..65815184 --- /dev/null +++ b/examples/pastebin/tests/test_paste_model.cpp @@ -0,0 +1,1387 @@ +// SPDX-License-Identifier: Apache-2.0 +// +// PasteModel's model-level suite: ordinary CRUD, the burn-after-read +// semantics (including the atomicity guarantee under genuine socket +// concurrency), expiry through the injectable clock, the store-error +// classification branches, and the security/protocol cases +// `examples/pastebin/README.md`'s "Required tests" section assigns to this +// rung. Every case builds its own `DbFixture` (rung 0's convention) so it +// starts from a freshly migrated, real on-disk schema. + +// Lightweight::DataMapper::CreateInternal's own if-constexpr chain +// (DataMapper.hpp) has a trailing `return {};` that MSVC's flow analysis +// proves unreachable for PasteModel's specific Record instantiation -- +// entirely inside that third-party header, not any call site in this file. +// /external:W0 (this file's own target already demotes Lightweight's +// headers to SYSTEM, per morph_add_rung.cmake) does not suppress it here: +// the diagnosis is instantiation-driven and MSVC ties it to the template's +// first instantiation point in the TU, not merely "reported at a line +// inside the external header" -- a known MSVC limitation with templates in +// headers marked external. File-scoped instead of scoped to one call site, +// since several call sites in this file instantiate the same template. +#if defined(_MSC_VER) +#pragma warning(disable : 4702) +#endif + +#include +#include +#include + +#include "clock.hpp" +#include "testkit/backend_rig.hpp" +#include "testkit/db_busy_fixture.hpp" +#include "testkit/db_fixture.hpp" +#include "testkit/pump.hpp" + +#include "pastebin/app/app.hpp" +#include "pastebin/core/errors.hpp" +#include "pastebin/db/database.hpp" +#include "pastebin/db/paste_entity.hpp" +#include "pastebin/models/paste_model.hpp" + +#include +#include +#include + +#include +#include +#include +#include +#include + +#include +#include +#include +#include +#include +#include +#include +#include +#include +#include +#include +#include +#include +#include +#include +#include +#include +#include + +namespace { + +using morph::ladder::testkit::BackendRig; +using morph::ladder::testkit::DbFixture; +using morph::ladder::testkit::Mode; +using morph::ladder::testkit::awaitQt; +using morph::ladder::testkit::pumpUntil; + +// ───────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────── +// Small assertion helpers +// ───────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────── + +/// @brief An engaged `Reads` as a plain whole number; `-1` when disengaged, +/// so an unexpectedly-empty quantity fails an assertion loudly rather +/// than dereferencing an empty optional. +[[nodiscard]] std::int64_t countOf(const pastebin::Reads& reads) { + return reads.hasValue() ? ::morph::math::floor(*reads) : -1; +} + +[[nodiscard]] pastebin::CreatePaste makeCreate(std::string content, std::string syntax = "text") { + pastebin::CreatePaste create; + create.content = std::move(content); + create.syntax = std::move(syntax); + return create; +} + +/// @brief The instant `morph::ladder::now()` currently reads, shifted by +/// @p delta — the standard way this suite moves time without sleeping. +[[nodiscard]] ::morph::time::DateTime nowPlus(std::chrono::milliseconds delta) { + return *morph::ladder::now() + delta; +} + +// ───────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────── +// The animal-name keyspace, mirrored from `src/models/paste_model.cpp` +// ───────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────── +// +// Deliberately duplicated rather than exported: those arrays are the model +// TU's own anonymous-namespace implementation detail, and making them public +// API purely for a test would widen the model's surface for no other caller. +// The duplication cannot silently rot, because the keyspace-exhaustion case +// below fills *every* id these arrays can spell and then requires +// `CreatePaste` to fail — if the real arrays ever gain an entry this copy +// lacks, that create finds a free id and the test fails loudly. + +constexpr std::array kAnimals = { + "cat", "dog", "fox", "owl", "bee", "ant", "elk", "ram", + "yak", "cod", "eel", "hen", "pig", "cow", "bat", "jay", +}; +constexpr std::array kAdjectives = { + "red", "blue", "gold", "dark", "swift", "calm", "bold", "wild", + "keen", "grey", "warm", "cool", "sharp", "quiet", "loud", "soft", +}; +constexpr int kSuffixes = 1000; // paste_model.cpp's uniform_int_distribution{0, 999} +constexpr std::size_t kCombos = kAdjectives.size() * kAnimals.size(); + +/// @brief Inserts every `--<0..999>` id for the first +/// @p comboCount adjective/animal pairs, occupying that share of the +/// keyspace so `CreatePaste`'s allocation genuinely collides. +/// +/// One `INSERT ... SELECT` over a recursive CTE rather than @p comboCount +/// x 1000 `DataMapper::Create` round trips: occupying a quarter of the +/// keyspace is 64,000 rows, which is seconds of ODBC round trips and +/// milliseconds of SQLite. +void occupyKeyspace(std::size_t comboCount) { + std::string combos; + std::size_t emitted = 0; + for (const auto& adjective : kAdjectives) { + for (const auto& animal : kAnimals) { + if (emitted >= comboCount) { + break; + } + if (emitted > 0) { + combos += " UNION ALL "; + } + combos += "SELECT '"; + combos += adjective; + combos += '-'; + combos += animal; + combos += "' AS prefix"; + ++emitted; + } + } + REQUIRE(emitted == comboCount); + + ::Lightweight::SqlStatement stmt; + (void) stmt.ExecuteDirect("WITH RECURSIVE suffix(x) AS (SELECT 0 UNION ALL SELECT x + 1 FROM suffix WHERE x < " + + std::to_string(kSuffixes - 1) + + ") INSERT INTO pastes (id, content, syntax, created_at_ms, expires_at_ms, burn_after_reads, " + "read_count, is_private, is_editable) SELECT c.prefix || '-' || suffix.x, 'occupied', 'text', " + "0, NULL, NULL, 0, 0, 0 FROM suffix, (" + + combos + ") c"); +} + +// ───────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────── +// Fuzz-corpus replay support (Step 8 / README "Hostile content round-trip") +// ───────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────── + +/// @brief Every committed fuzz finding, as raw bytes. +/// +/// `MORPH_LADDER_SOURCE_ROOT` is compiled in by `morph_add_rung()` — ctest +/// runs this binary from its own build directory, so a repo-relative path +/// would not resolve. The directory is walked at runtime (not a hard-coded +/// file list) for the same reason `tests/fuzz/CMakeLists.txt` globs it: +/// a newly committed reproducer must start being replayed without anyone +/// remembering to edit a list here. +[[nodiscard]] std::vector> fuzzFindings() { + const std::filesystem::path root = std::filesystem::path{MORPH_LADDER_SOURCE_ROOT} / "tests" / "fuzz" / "findings"; + std::vector> inputs; + for (const auto& entry : std::filesystem::recursive_directory_iterator{root}) { + if (!entry.is_regular_file()) { + continue; + } + std::ifstream in{entry.path(), std::ios::binary}; + REQUIRE(in.good()); + inputs.emplace_back(entry.path().filename().string(), + std::string{std::istreambuf_iterator{in}, std::istreambuf_iterator{}}); + } + std::ranges::sort(inputs); // stable order across filesystems, for reproducible failures + return inputs; +} + +/// @brief Whether @p text is well-formed UTF-8. +/// +/// The wire protocol is JSON in a WebSocket *text* frame, and the storage +/// column is `TEXT`: bytes that are not valid UTF-8 have no faithful +/// representation anywhere along that path. Which half of the corpus a given +/// finding falls into decides which guarantee the round-trip case below can +/// honestly assert — see it for the split. +[[nodiscard]] bool isValidUtf8(std::string_view text) { + std::size_t i = 0; + while (i < text.size()) { + const auto lead = static_cast(text[i]); + std::size_t extra = 0; + if (lead < 0x80) { + extra = 0; + } else if ((lead & 0xE0) == 0xC0 && lead >= 0xC2) { + extra = 1; + } else if ((lead & 0xF0) == 0xE0) { + extra = 2; + } else if ((lead & 0xF8) == 0xF0 && lead <= 0xF4) { + extra = 3; + } else { + return false; + } + if (i + extra >= text.size()) { + return false; + } + for (std::size_t k = 1; k <= extra; ++k) { + if ((static_cast(text[i + k]) & 0xC0) != 0x80) { + return false; + } + } + i += extra + 1; + } + return true; +} + +/// @brief How many rows the `pastes` table currently holds. +/// +/// Read straight from SQL rather than through `ListPastes`, so it counts +/// private pastes too and is unaffected by paging. +[[nodiscard]] std::int64_t pasteRowCount() { + ::Lightweight::SqlStatement stmt; + return stmt.ExecuteDirectScalar("SELECT COUNT(*) FROM pastes").value_or(-1); +} + +/// @brief Installs a short SQLite `busy_timeout` on every connection opened +/// while it is alive, and restores the default afterwards. +/// +/// `Lightweight::SqlConnection::PostConnect()` unconditionally issues +/// `PRAGMA busy_timeout = 60000` on every new SQLite connection, so a write +/// that collides with `DbBusyFixture`'s held lock blocks for a real minute +/// before SQLite gives up. `test_db_busy_fixture.cpp` re-issues the PRAGMA on +/// the connection it owns — that is not available here, because the +/// connection that must fail fast is the one `PasteModel` opens lazily inside +/// itself (`db::WithMapper`), which no test can reach. The post-connected +/// hook is the seam that works from the outside: it runs immediately after +/// `PostConnect()` on every connection, including that one, so long as the +/// model's first `execute(...)` happens while this guard is alive. +class ScopedShortBusyTimeout { + public: + explicit ScopedShortBusyTimeout(int milliseconds) { + ::Lightweight::SqlConnection::SetPostConnectedHook([milliseconds](::Lightweight::SqlConnection& connection) { + ::Lightweight::SqlStatement stmt{connection}; + (void) stmt.ExecuteDirect("PRAGMA busy_timeout = " + std::to_string(milliseconds)); + }); + } + ~ScopedShortBusyTimeout() { ::Lightweight::SqlConnection::ResetPostConnectedHook(); } + + ScopedShortBusyTimeout(const ScopedShortBusyTimeout&) = delete; + ScopedShortBusyTimeout& operator=(const ScopedShortBusyTimeout&) = delete; + ScopedShortBusyTimeout(ScopedShortBusyTimeout&&) = delete; + ScopedShortBusyTimeout& operator=(ScopedShortBusyTimeout&&) = delete; +}; + +} // namespace + +// ═════════════════════════════════════════════════════════════════════════ +// Step 1 — ordinary CRUD and validation +// ═════════════════════════════════════════════════════════════════════════ + +TEST_CASE("CreatePaste stores a paste under a freshly allocated animal-name id", "[pastebin][model]") { + DbFixture fixture; + pastebin::PasteModel model; + + const auto id = model.execute(makeCreate("hello", "cpp")).id; + REQUIRE(id.hasValue()); + CHECK_FALSE((*id).empty()); + + const auto view = model.execute(pastebin::GetPaste{.id = id}); + CHECK(view.id == id); + CHECK(view.content == "hello"); + CHECK(view.syntax == "cpp"); + CHECK(view.visibility == pastebin::Visibility::Public); + CHECK(view.editability == pastebin::Editability::Immutable); + CHECK_FALSE(view.expiresAt.hasValue()); + CHECK_FALSE(view.burnAfterReads.hasValue()); +} + +TEST_CASE("CreatePaste's validate() rejects empty content and empty syntax", "[pastebin][model]") { + DbFixture fixture; + pastebin::PasteModel model; + + REQUIRE_THROWS_AS(model.execute(makeCreate("", "text")), pastebin::ValidationError); + REQUIRE_THROWS_AS(model.execute(makeCreate("body", "")), pastebin::ValidationError); + REQUIRE_THROWS_AS(model.execute(makeCreate("", "")), pastebin::ValidationError); + + // Nothing was stored by any of the three rejections. + CHECK(model.execute(pastebin::ListPastes{}).pastes.empty()); +} + +TEST_CASE("CreatePaste's validate() rejects a zero or negative burnAfterReads", "[pastebin][model]") { + // A budget of 0 is a whole number, so it passes Reads' own whole-number + // constraint, but PasteModel::execute(GetPaste)'s burn check + // (`readCount >= *burnAfterReads`) is already true before the first read + // ever happens — a paste born with burnAfterReads=0 would be permanently + // Burned on its very first GetPaste, having never been read once. + DbFixture fixture; + pastebin::PasteModel model; + + auto zero = makeCreate("body", "text"); + zero.burnAfterReads = pastebin::Reads::fromDouble(0.0); + REQUIRE_THROWS_AS(model.execute(zero), pastebin::ValidationError); + + auto negative = makeCreate("body", "text"); + negative.burnAfterReads = pastebin::Reads::fromDouble(-1.0); + REQUIRE_THROWS_AS(model.execute(negative), pastebin::ValidationError); + + // A positive budget is unaffected by the new check. + auto positive = makeCreate("body", "text"); + positive.burnAfterReads = pastebin::Reads::fromDouble(1.0); + REQUIRE_NOTHROW(model.execute(positive)); + + // Nothing was stored by either rejection — only the positive create. + CHECK(model.execute(pastebin::ListPastes{}).pastes.size() == 1); +} + +TEST_CASE("An over-length syntax is rejected, not silently truncated into the column", "[pastebin][model]") { + // `PasteRecord::syntax` is a `Light::SqlAnsiString<32>`, whose constructor + // is `_size{std::min(N, s.size())}` — no throw, no diagnostic. Before + // `kMaxSyntaxBytes` was validated, a 33-byte label was cut to 32 on the way + // into the row and the client was told the create succeeded, and a cut + // landing mid-UTF-8-sequence put ill-formed UTF-8 into both the TEXT column + // and the JSON frame carrying the resulting PasteView back. Both halves are + // asserted here: the boundary still fits, one byte past it is refused, and + // nothing was stored by any refusal. + DbFixture fixture; + pastebin::PasteModel model; + + static constexpr std::size_t kMax = pastebin::kMaxSyntaxBytes; + const std::string atLimit(kMax, 'x'); + const std::string overLimit(kMax + 1, 'x'); + + // The boundary itself is accepted and round-trips whole — the bound is + // "<= capacity", not an off-by-one that rejects a label that would fit. + // Editable, so the EditPaste assertion below is genuinely about the syntax + // bound and not about `EditPaste: paste is not editable`. + auto create = makeCreate("at the limit", atLimit); + create.editability = pastebin::Editability::Editable; + const auto id = model.execute(create).id; + CHECK(model.execute(pastebin::GetPaste{.id = id}).syntax == atLimit); + + // One byte past it is a typed rejection, on both actions that write the + // column. + REQUIRE_THROWS_AS(model.execute(makeCreate("one too many", overLimit)), pastebin::ValidationError); + REQUIRE_THROWS_AS(model.execute(pastebin::EditPaste{.id = id, .content = "body", .syntax = overLimit}), + pastebin::ValidationError); + // ... and the still-valid boundary length is accepted by EditPaste too, so + // the rejection above is the length rule, not a blanket refusal. + REQUIRE_NOTHROW(model.execute(pastebin::EditPaste{.id = id, .content = "body", .syntax = atLimit})); + + // A multi-byte label whose truncation point falls *inside* a codepoint — + // the ill-formed-UTF-8 case specifically. Thirty-three 2-byte characters is + // 66 bytes, so a 32-byte cut would sever the 17th one. + std::string multiByte; + for (int i = 0; i < 33; ++i) { + multiByte += "é"; // U+00E9, two bytes in UTF-8 + } + REQUIRE(multiByte.size() > kMax); + REQUIRE_THROWS_AS(model.execute(makeCreate("mid-codepoint", multiByte)), pastebin::ValidationError); + + // Exactly one paste exists: the at-limit one. No refusal wrote a row, and + // no refused edit changed the one that did. + const auto listed = model.execute(pastebin::ListPastes{}); + REQUIRE(listed.pastes.size() == 1); + CHECK(listed.pastes.front().syntax == atLimit); +} + +TEST_CASE("CreatePaste round-trips visibility and editability", "[pastebin][model]") { + DbFixture fixture; + pastebin::PasteModel model; + + auto create = makeCreate("private and editable"); + create.visibility = pastebin::Visibility::Private; + create.editability = pastebin::Editability::Editable; + const auto id = model.execute(create).id; + + const auto view = model.execute(pastebin::GetPaste{.id = id}); + CHECK(view.visibility == pastebin::Visibility::Private); + CHECK(view.editability == pastebin::Editability::Editable); +} + +TEST_CASE("GetPaste returns a freshly created paste and counts the read", "[pastebin][model]") { + DbFixture fixture; + pastebin::PasteModel model; + const auto id = model.execute(makeCreate("secret")).id; + + const auto first = model.execute(pastebin::GetPaste{.id = id}); + CHECK(first.content == "secret"); + CHECK(countOf(first.readCount) == 1); + + const auto second = model.execute(pastebin::GetPaste{.id = id}); + CHECK(second.content == "secret"); + CHECK(countOf(second.readCount) == 2); // the count is real state, not a per-call constant +} + +TEST_CASE("GetPaste against an unknown id throws NotFound, and an empty id is a ValidationError", + "[pastebin][model]") { + DbFixture fixture; + pastebin::PasteModel model; + + REQUIRE_THROWS_AS(model.execute(pastebin::GetPaste{.id = pastebin::PasteId{"no-such-paste"}}), + pastebin::NotFound); + REQUIRE_THROWS_AS(model.execute(pastebin::GetPaste{}), pastebin::ValidationError); +} + +TEST_CASE("EditPaste replaces an editable paste's content and syntax", "[pastebin][model]") { + DbFixture fixture; + pastebin::PasteModel model; + + auto create = makeCreate("before", "text"); + create.editability = pastebin::Editability::Editable; + const auto id = model.execute(create).id; + + const auto edited = model.execute(pastebin::EditPaste{.id = id, .content = "after", .syntax = "cpp"}); + CHECK(edited.content == "after"); + CHECK(edited.syntax == "cpp"); + + // Persisted, not merely reflected back from the action. + const auto refetched = model.execute(pastebin::GetPaste{.id = id}); + CHECK(refetched.content == "after"); + CHECK(refetched.syntax == "cpp"); +} + +TEST_CASE("EditPaste refuses an immutable paste, an unknown id, and an incomplete action", + "[pastebin][model]") { + DbFixture fixture; + pastebin::PasteModel model; + const auto id = model.execute(makeCreate("immutable")).id; // Editability::Immutable by default + + REQUIRE_THROWS_AS(model.execute(pastebin::EditPaste{.id = id, .content = "nope", .syntax = "text"}), + pastebin::ValidationError); + REQUIRE_THROWS_AS( + model.execute(pastebin::EditPaste{.id = pastebin::PasteId{"ghost"}, .content = "nope", .syntax = "text"}), + pastebin::NotFound); + REQUIRE_THROWS_AS(model.execute(pastebin::EditPaste{.id = id, .content = "", .syntax = "text"}), + pastebin::ValidationError); + REQUIRE_THROWS_AS(model.execute(pastebin::EditPaste{.id = id, .content = "body", .syntax = ""}), + pastebin::ValidationError); + + // The refused edits left the stored paste untouched. + CHECK(model.execute(pastebin::GetPaste{.id = id}).content == "immutable"); +} + +TEST_CASE("A concurrent write between EditPaste's read and its write is a Conflict, not a lost update", + "[pastebin][model]") { + // EditPaste used to be a plain read-then-write: whichever caller's + // UPDATE landed last would silently discard whatever an earlier caller + // had just written, with no error to either side. The fix makes the + // write a compare-and-swap (`kEditPasteSql`'s `content = ? AND syntax + // = ?` guard): the write only applies if the row still holds what this + // call read. + // + // Provoked deterministically — no `sleep_for` (examples/TESTING.md) + // and no guessing at thread-scheduling order. `WaitForGuardedUpdate` + // is a `Lightweight::SqlLogger` that fires `OnExecute()` on whatever + // thread runs a statement, strictly before that statement's actual + // (and here, blocking) ODBC call — a real hook Lightweight already + // exposes, not new instrumentation added to PasteModel. It lets the + // main thread wait on a condition variable for the precise moment + // `contendedModel`'s guarded UPDATE is about to run — which can only + // happen after its own `before` SELECT has already completed — before + // committing a *different* write through a lock held open on a second + // connection. `contendedModel`'s guarded UPDATE then blocks on that + // lock; when it is finally released, the guard compares against + // content that is no longer there. + class WaitForGuardedUpdate : public ::Lightweight::SqlLogger::Null { + public: + void OnExecute(std::string_view const& query) override { + if (query.find("SET content = ?, syntax = ?") == std::string_view::npos) { + return; + } + { + const std::lock_guard lock{_mutex}; + _reached = true; + } + _cv.notify_all(); + } + + void wait() { + std::unique_lock lock{_mutex}; + _cv.wait(lock, [this] { return _reached; }); + } + + private: + std::mutex _mutex; + std::condition_variable _cv; + bool _reached = false; + }; + + DbFixture fixture; + pastebin::PasteModel seedModel; + + auto create = makeCreate("seed", "text"); + create.editability = pastebin::Editability::Editable; + const auto id = seedModel.execute(create).id; + + // The model under test must open its connection *while* the short + // busy-timeout hook is installed (db::WithMapper connects lazily), same + // requirement as the SQLITE_BUSY cases below. + const ScopedShortBusyTimeout shortTimeout{5000}; + pastebin::PasteModel contendedModel; + + ::Lightweight::SqlConnection lockingConnection; + { + ::Lightweight::SqlStatement stmt{lockingConnection}; + (void) stmt.ExecuteDirect("BEGIN IMMEDIATE"); + (void) stmt.ExecuteDirect("UPDATE pastes SET id = id WHERE id = '" + *id + "'"); + } + + WaitForGuardedUpdate probe; + ::Lightweight::SqlLogger& previousLogger = ::Lightweight::SqlLogger::GetLogger(); + ::Lightweight::SqlLogger::SetLogger(probe); + + std::optional succeeded; + std::exception_ptr failure; + std::thread editor{[&] { + try { + succeeded = contendedModel.execute(pastebin::EditPaste{.id = id, .content = "mine", .syntax = "text"}); + } catch (...) { + failure = std::current_exception(); + } + }}; + + // Blocks until `contendedModel`'s guarded UPDATE is about to execute — + // which is only reachable after its own `before` SELECT has already + // returned "seed". Only past this point is it safe to commit a + // different write through the lock: the SELECT is guaranteed done. + probe.wait(); + + { + ::Lightweight::SqlStatement stmt{lockingConnection}; + (void) stmt.ExecuteDirect("UPDATE pastes SET content = 'concurrent writer' WHERE id = '" + *id + "'"); + (void) stmt.ExecuteDirect("COMMIT"); + } + + editor.join(); + // Restored only after the editor thread is done issuing statements — + // `probe` must not be touched by another thread once it goes out of + // scope below. + ::Lightweight::SqlLogger::SetLogger(previousLogger); + + REQUIRE_FALSE(succeeded.has_value()); + REQUIRE(failure); + bool sawConflict = false; + try { + std::rethrow_exception(failure); + } catch (const pastebin::Conflict&) { + sawConflict = true; + } catch (...) { + // Falls through to the REQUIRE below with sawConflict still false. + } + REQUIRE(sawConflict); + + // Not a lost update: the concurrent writer's content survived, untouched + // by the rejected edit. + CHECK(seedModel.execute(pastebin::GetPaste{.id = id}).content == "concurrent writer"); +} + +TEST_CASE("DeletePaste removes the paste, and a follow-up GetPaste throws NotFound", "[pastebin][model]") { + DbFixture fixture; + pastebin::PasteModel model; + const auto id = model.execute(makeCreate("doomed")).id; + + REQUIRE_NOTHROW(model.execute(pastebin::DeletePaste{.id = id})); + REQUIRE_THROWS_AS(model.execute(pastebin::GetPaste{.id = id}), pastebin::NotFound); + + // Deleting an absent paste is a no-op acknowledgement, not an error — + // the operation is idempotent by design. + REQUIRE_NOTHROW(model.execute(pastebin::DeletePaste{.id = id})); + REQUIRE_THROWS_AS(model.execute(pastebin::DeletePaste{}), pastebin::ValidationError); +} + +TEST_CASE("ListPastes returns only public pastes, one page at a time, and its cursor round-trips", + "[pastebin][model]") { + DbFixture fixture; + pastebin::PasteModel model; + + constexpr int kPublic = 25; // one full 20-row page plus a partial second one + constexpr int kPrivate = 3; + std::vector publicIds; + for (int i = 0; i < kPublic; ++i) { + publicIds.push_back(model.execute(makeCreate("public " + std::to_string(i))).id); + } + std::vector privateIds; + for (int i = 0; i < kPrivate; ++i) { + auto create = makeCreate("private " + std::to_string(i)); + create.visibility = pastebin::Visibility::Private; + privateIds.push_back(model.execute(create).id); + } + + const auto page1 = model.execute(pastebin::ListPastes{}); + REQUIRE(page1.pastes.size() == 20); + REQUIRE(page1.nextCursor.hasValue()); + + const auto page2 = model.execute(pastebin::ListPastes{.cursor = page1.nextCursor}); + REQUIRE(page2.pastes.size() == static_cast(kPublic - 20)); + CHECK_FALSE(page2.nextCursor.hasValue()); // exhausted — no third page + + std::vector walked; + for (const auto& summary : page1.pastes) { + walked.push_back(summary.id); + } + for (const auto& summary : page2.pastes) { + walked.push_back(summary.id); + } + + // Every public paste exactly once, no private paste at all. + std::ranges::sort(walked); + CHECK(std::ranges::adjacent_find(walked) == walked.end()); // no overlap between the two pages + CHECK(walked.size() == static_cast(kPublic)); + for (const auto& id : publicIds) { + CHECK(std::ranges::find(walked, id) != walked.end()); + } + for (const auto& id : privateIds) { + CHECK(std::ranges::find(walked, id) == walked.end()); + } + + // A summary is deliberately narrower than a view: it carries no content. + CHECK(page1.pastes.front().syntax == "text"); + CHECK(page1.pastes.front().visibility == pastebin::Visibility::Public); +} + +TEST_CASE("ListPastes does not consume a read budget — listing is not reading", "[pastebin][model]") { + DbFixture fixture; + pastebin::PasteModel model; + + auto create = makeCreate("listed but unread"); + create.burnAfterReads = pastebin::Reads::fromDouble(1.0); + const auto id = model.execute(create).id; + + REQUIRE(model.execute(pastebin::ListPastes{}).pastes.size() == 1); + REQUIRE(model.execute(pastebin::ListPastes{}).pastes.size() == 1); + + // The one allowed read is still available. + CHECK(model.execute(pastebin::GetPaste{.id = id}).content == "listed but unread"); +} + +// ═════════════════════════════════════════════════════════════════════════ +// Step 2 — burn-after-read semantics, single client +// ═════════════════════════════════════════════════════════════════════════ + +TEST_CASE("GetPaste spends the burn budget and deletes the paste on the last allowed read", + "[pastebin][model]") { + DbFixture fixture; + pastebin::PasteModel model; + + auto create = makeCreate("secret"); + create.burnAfterReads = pastebin::Reads::fromDouble(2.0); + const auto id = model.execute(create).id; + + const auto first = model.execute(pastebin::GetPaste{.id = id}); + CHECK(first.content == "secret"); + CHECK(countOf(first.readCount) == 1); + + // Read 2 of 2 still returns the content: burn-after-read destroys the + // paste *on* the Nth read, after building the result — not before it. + const auto second = model.execute(pastebin::GetPaste{.id = id}); + CHECK(second.content == "secret"); + CHECK(countOf(second.readCount) == 2); + + REQUIRE_THROWS_AS(model.execute(pastebin::GetPaste{.id = id}), pastebin::NotFound); +} + +TEST_CASE("GetPaste against a row already at its burn budget throws Burned, not NotFound", + "[pastebin][model]") { + // Seeds the row directly at the storage layer with read_count already at + // burn_after_reads, bypassing the delete-on-last-read step that would + // normally have removed it. This is the "conditional UPDATE matched zero + // rows, and the row still exists" classification branch — reachable no + // other way from the model's own API. + // + // It is also the *only* case in this suite that pins the burn clause of + // `kConsumeReadSql`'s `WHERE` on its own: with that clause deleted, this + // read matches the row, increments past the budget, and hands back + // content that was already spent. Verified by doing exactly that. See the + // concurrent case below for why the socket race does not catch it on + // SQLite, and why the two belong together. + DbFixture fixture; + { + Lightweight::DataMapper mapper; + pastebin::db::PasteRecord rec; + rec.id = Light::SqlAnsiString<32>{"test-burned-paste"}; + rec.content = std::string{"gone"}; + rec.syntax = Light::SqlAnsiString<32>{"text"}; + rec.createdAtMs = std::int64_t{0}; + rec.burnAfterReads = std::optional{1}; + rec.readCount = std::int64_t{1}; // already at budget + mapper.Create(rec); + } + + pastebin::PasteModel model; + REQUIRE_THROWS_AS(model.execute(pastebin::GetPaste{.id = pastebin::PasteId{"test-burned-paste"}}), + pastebin::Burned); +} + +// ═════════════════════════════════════════════════════════════════════════ +// Step 3 — burn atomicity under genuine socket concurrency +// ═════════════════════════════════════════════════════════════════════════ + +TEST_CASE("BackendRig::Socket: concurrent GetPaste against a burn-after-N paste — exactly N clients win", + "[pastebin][model][socket-only]") { + // The end-to-end regression test for the burn-after-read guarantee under + // genuine concurrency: N clients, each on its own socket, its own model + // instance, its own strand and its own database connection, all reading + // one burn-after-N paste with nothing awaited until every call is issued. + // Exactly N of them may ever see the content, no matter how the four + // dispatches interleave. Budgets 1..3 are all exercised, because the + // interesting boundary (the last allowed read, which both returns content + // *and* destroys the paste) sits at a different client each time. + // + // Two honesty notes, both established empirically by rebuilding the model + // with its guard deliberately broken and re-running this case: + // + // * This case does *not*, on SQLite, discriminate the conditional + // `UPDATE`'s `read_count < burn_after_reads` clause. Deleting that + // clause outright leaves this case passing, because SQLite serializes + // writers: a losing client's `UPDATE` cannot interleave with the + // winner's transaction, and by the time it runs the winner has already + // committed the burn-delete, so it matches no row and the client gets + // `NotFound` anyway. The clause is what keeps that true on a store with + // row-level locking or MVCC, and the case that pins it directly is + // "GetPaste against a row already at its burn budget throws Burned" — + // deleting the clause fails *that* case immediately. Read the two + // together; neither alone covers the guarantee. + // + // The residual gap that leaves, stated plainly for whoever next touches + // `execute(GetPaste)`: **nothing in this suite would catch the atomic + // `UPDATE ... WHERE read_count < burn_after_reads` being refactored into + // a separate check-then-act (a `SELECT` of the budget, then an + // unguarded `UPDATE`).** That refactor keeps *both* cases green on + // SQLite — the `Burned` case because the pre-check rejects the read just + // as the `WHERE` clause did, and this case because losing clients still + // find the row already deleted, whether the winner's check-then-act was + // genuinely atomic or merely got lucky with SQLite's write + // serialization. It only becomes observably wrong under a store with + // real row-level locking/MVCC contention windows (Postgres), which this + // rung does not test against. So: keep the check inside the `UPDATE`. + // The tests will not tell you if you move it out. + // + // * What this case genuinely does cover is everything above the SQL: that + // the whole stack — four sockets, four strands, four connections, the + // transaction, the read-back and the burn-delete — composes into the + // invariant the README promises, with no client ever handed content + // belonging to a spent budget, and no client left hanging. + DbFixture fixture; + pastebin::PasteModel seedModel; + + constexpr std::size_t kClients = 4; + constexpr int kRounds = 12; + BackendRig rig{Mode::Socket, kClients}; + + // BridgeHandler is neither copyable nor movable, so the handlers are + // named locals rather than a vector. Held for the whole case: registering + // once per client (not once per round) keeps each client's model instance + // — and therefore its database connection — alive across the rounds, + // which is what makes the rounds cheap enough to run many of. + auto handler0 = rig.client(0); + auto handler1 = rig.client(1); + auto handler2 = rig.client(2); + auto handler3 = rig.client(3); + const std::array*, kClients> handlers{&handler0, &handler1, + &handler2, &handler3}; + + struct Tally { + std::atomic successes{0}; + std::atomic failures{0}; + std::atomic wrongContent{0}; + }; + + for (int budget = 1; budget <= 3; ++budget) { + CAPTURE(budget); + for (int round = 0; round < kRounds; ++round) { + CAPTURE(round); + const std::string content = "budget " + std::to_string(budget) + ", round " + std::to_string(round); + auto create = makeCreate(content); + create.burnAfterReads = pastebin::Reads::fromDouble(static_cast(budget)); + const auto id = seedModel.execute(create).id; + + // Heap-allocated (and captured by value) rather than a stack + // local: if the pump below ever timed out, a late callback would + // otherwise write through a dangling reference — the same + // reasoning `pump.hpp`'s `awaitQt` documents. + auto tally = std::make_shared(); + + // Every call is issued before any of them is awaited — that is + // the race-provoking property this case exists for. + for (auto* handler : handlers) { + handler->execute(pastebin::GetPaste{.id = id}) + .then([tally, content](pastebin::PasteView view) { + if (view.content != content) { + tally->wrongContent.fetch_add(1); + } + tally->successes.fetch_add(1); + }) + .onError([tally](const std::exception_ptr&) { tally->failures.fetch_add(1); }); + } + + REQUIRE(pumpUntil([tally] { + return tally->successes.load() + tally->failures.load() == static_cast(kClients); + })); + // Exactly `budget` clients get the content — never one more, no + // matter how the four dispatches interleave. + REQUIRE(tally->successes.load() == budget); + REQUIRE(tally->failures.load() == static_cast(kClients) - budget); + REQUIRE(tally->wrongContent.load() == 0); + + // And the paste really is gone afterwards, for everyone. + REQUIRE_THROWS_AS(seedModel.execute(pastebin::GetPaste{.id = id}), pastebin::NotFound); + } + } +} + +// ═════════════════════════════════════════════════════════════════════════ +// Step 4 — expiry, driven by the injectable clock rather than by sleeping +// ═════════════════════════════════════════════════════════════════════════ + +TEST_CASE("A paste past its expiresAt throws Expired from GetPaste, before any sweep runs", + "[pastebin][model]") { + DbFixture fixture; + pastebin::PasteModel model; + + auto create = makeCreate("expiring"); + create.expiresAt = morph::ladder::now(); + const auto id = model.execute(create).id; + + // No sweep is involved: `GetPaste`'s own conditional UPDATE excludes the + // expired row, which is exactly what makes correctness independent of + // sweep timing (README, "How does expiry replay?"). + const morph::ladder::ScopedClockOverride later{nowPlus(std::chrono::hours{1})}; + REQUIRE_THROWS_AS(model.execute(pastebin::GetPaste{.id = id}), pastebin::Expired); + + // Repeatable: a failed read consumes nothing, so the same error comes back. + REQUIRE_THROWS_AS(model.execute(pastebin::GetPaste{.id = id}), pastebin::Expired); +} + +TEST_CASE("Expiry edges: an expiresAt at the epoch, and one already in the past at creation time", + "[pastebin][model]") { + DbFixture fixture; + pastebin::PasteModel model; + + // The epoch is a legal instant, not a sentinel for "no expiry" — that is + // what a disengaged `Timestamp` means. A paste stamped with it is simply + // long expired. + auto atEpoch = makeCreate("epoch"); + atEpoch.expiresAt = ::morph::time::Timestamp{::morph::time::DateTime{ + std::chrono::sys_time{std::chrono::milliseconds{0}}}}; + const auto epochId = model.execute(atEpoch).id; + REQUIRE_THROWS_AS(model.execute(pastebin::GetPaste{.id = epochId}), pastebin::Expired); + + auto inThePast = makeCreate("already stale"); + inThePast.expiresAt = ::morph::time::Timestamp{nowPlus(-std::chrono::hours{1})}; + const auto staleId = model.execute(inThePast).id; + REQUIRE_THROWS_AS(model.execute(pastebin::GetPaste{.id = staleId}), pastebin::Expired); + + // A still-future expiry is untouched by any of this. + auto live = makeCreate("still live"); + live.expiresAt = ::morph::time::Timestamp{nowPlus(std::chrono::hours{1})}; + const auto liveId = model.execute(live).id; + CHECK(model.execute(pastebin::GetPaste{.id = liveId}).content == "still live"); +} + +TEST_CASE("A malformed expiresAt on the wire is a decode error, never a clamped value", + "[pastebin][model]") { + // The third expiry edge the README requires, and the one the two cases + // above cannot reach: past and epoch are *values*, but "malformed" is not + // representable as a `Timestamp` at all, so it can only be exercised where + // the wire text is still text — the action codec + // (`ActionTraits::fromJson`, which is what + // `Bridge`/`RemoteServer` call on an execute envelope's `body`). No + // `DbFixture` is needed: a malformed action must be rejected before any + // model, transaction or row is involved. + using Traits = ::morph::model::ActionTraits; + + // Positive control first, in exactly the wire shape the negatives use, so + // none of them can pass for an unrelated reason (a rejected sibling field, + // a changed key name). A well-formed instant decodes, and `null` is the + // legal "never expires" encoding of a disengaged `Timestamp`. + const auto wellFormed = + Traits::fromJson(R"({"content":"x","syntax":"text","expiresAt":"2026-08-06T12:30:15.000Z"})"); + REQUIRE(wellFormed.expiresAt.hasValue()); + CHECK((*wellFormed.expiresAt).toIso8601() == "2026-08-06T12:30:15.000Z"); + CHECK_FALSE(Traits::fromJson(R"({"content":"x","syntax":"text","expiresAt":null})").expiresAt.hasValue()); + + // Every one of these must throw rather than yield a `CreatePaste` at all. + // The failure mode being pinned is silent coercion: a decoder that shrugged + // and left `expiresAt` disengaged would turn "expires at a time I got + // wrong" into "never expires" — a paste that outlives its author's intent + // with no error anywhere — and one that rounded 2026-02-30 forward to + // March 2nd, or read "T-5:30:15" as a negative hour, would shift the + // instant to a *different valid* one just as silently. + const auto malformed = GENERATE(as{}, + R"("garbage")", // not a date in any format + R"("")", // empty string + R"("2026-08-06")", // date with no clock part + R"("2026-02-30T00:00:00.000Z")", // date that does not exist + R"("2026-08-06T-5:30:15Z")", // sign injection into the hour + R"("2026-08-06t12:30:15Z")", // lowercase separator + R"(1754483415000)", // epoch millis, not an ISO string + R"(true)"); // wrong JSON type entirely + CAPTURE(malformed); + const auto body = std::string{R"({"content":"x","syntax":"text","expiresAt":)"} + std::string{malformed} + "}"; + CHECK_THROWS_AS(Traits::fromJson(body), ::morph::model::detail::ParseError); +} + +TEST_CASE("ExpirePaste reclaims only a genuinely expired paste, so replaying it is safe", + "[pastebin][model]") { + DbFixture fixture; + pastebin::PasteModel model; + + auto live = makeCreate("not expired"); + live.expiresAt = ::morph::time::Timestamp{nowPlus(std::chrono::hours{1})}; + const auto liveId = model.execute(live).id; + + auto neverExpires = makeCreate("no expiry at all"); + const auto eternalId = model.execute(neverExpires).id; + + // Replaying the journaled entry against pastes that are not (or not yet) + // expired must delete nothing — the payload carries only the id, so the + // guard has to live in the statement. + REQUIRE_NOTHROW(model.execute(pastebin::ExpirePaste{.id = liveId})); + REQUIRE_NOTHROW(model.execute(pastebin::ExpirePaste{.id = eternalId})); + CHECK(model.execute(pastebin::GetPaste{.id = liveId}).content == "not expired"); + CHECK(model.execute(pastebin::GetPaste{.id = eternalId}).content == "no expiry at all"); + + REQUIRE_THROWS_AS(model.execute(pastebin::ExpirePaste{}), pastebin::ValidationError); + + { + const morph::ladder::ScopedClockOverride later{nowPlus(std::chrono::hours{2})}; + REQUIRE_NOTHROW(model.execute(pastebin::ExpirePaste{.id = liveId})); + REQUIRE_THROWS_AS(model.execute(pastebin::GetPaste{.id = liveId}), pastebin::NotFound); + // Still nothing to reclaim for the paste that never expires. + REQUIRE_NOTHROW(model.execute(pastebin::ExpirePaste{.id = eternalId})); + CHECK(model.execute(pastebin::GetPaste{.id = eternalId}).content == "no expiry at all"); + } + + // Replaying the entry a second time, after the paste is already gone, is + // still an acknowledgement rather than an error. + REQUIRE_NOTHROW(model.execute(pastebin::ExpirePaste{.id = liveId})); +} + +TEST_CASE("App's periodic sweep dispatches ExpirePaste for a past-expiry paste, and it is gone afterward", + "[pastebin][app]") { + DbFixture fixture; + pastebin::PasteModel model; + + auto create = makeCreate("to be swept"); + create.expiresAt = morph::ladder::now(); + const auto sweptId = model.execute(create).id; + const auto survivorId = model.execute(makeCreate("no expiry")).id; + + const morph::ladder::ScopedClockOverride later{nowPlus(std::chrono::hours{1})}; + + const auto logPath = std::filesystem::temp_directory_path() / "pastebin_sweep_test.jsonl"; + std::filesystem::remove(logPath); + { + // A one-hour interval effectively disables the timer; the pass is + // driven directly instead, so nothing here depends on wall-clock + // timing. `App` reaches the same database this test does because both + // go through Lightweight's process-global default connection string, + // which `DbFixture` (constructed above, before `App`) already set. + pastebin::app::App app{logPath, std::chrono::hours{1}}; + app.sweepExpiredOnce(); + + // The sweep dispatches fire-and-forget through its internal client, so + // the effect is observed by pumping rather than by the call returning. + REQUIRE(pumpUntil([&] { + try { + (void) model.execute(pastebin::GetPaste{.id = sweptId}); + return false; // still there + } catch (const pastebin::NotFound&) { + return true; // reclaimed + } catch (const pastebin::PastebinError&) { + return false; // Expired: found but not yet swept + } + })); + // The rows being gone is not the same as the dispatches having + // settled — see App::sweepInFlight(). Settle before letting the App + // go, or its completion callbacks outlive it. + REQUIRE(pumpUntil([&] { return !app.sweepInFlight(); })); + } + std::filesystem::remove(logPath); + + // The sweep is targeted: an unexpiring paste is untouched by it. + CHECK(model.execute(pastebin::GetPaste{.id = survivorId}).content == "no expiry"); +} + +TEST_CASE("A sweep firing between two pages of a ListPastes cursor walk skips no surviving paste", + "[pastebin][app]") { + // Keyset pagination on the primary key is what makes this safe: the + // cursor is the previous page's last id, so rows reclaimed mid-walk + // cannot shift a later page's offset the way LIMIT/OFFSET would. + DbFixture fixture; + pastebin::PasteModel model; + + constexpr int kSurvivors = 25; + constexpr int kDoomed = 10; + std::vector survivors; + for (int i = 0; i < kSurvivors; ++i) { + survivors.push_back(model.execute(makeCreate("survivor " + std::to_string(i))).id); + } + // Scattered among them (ids are random, so their ranks interleave), the + // pastes the sweep will reclaim halfway through the walk. + for (int i = 0; i < kDoomed; ++i) { + auto doomed = makeCreate("doomed " + std::to_string(i)); + doomed.expiresAt = morph::ladder::now(); + (void) model.execute(doomed); + } + REQUIRE(pasteRowCount() == kSurvivors + kDoomed); + + const morph::ladder::ScopedClockOverride later{nowPlus(std::chrono::hours{1})}; + + const auto page1 = model.execute(pastebin::ListPastes{}); + REQUIRE(page1.pastes.size() == 20); + REQUIRE(page1.nextCursor.hasValue()); + + const auto logPath = std::filesystem::temp_directory_path() / "pastebin_sweep_paging_test.jsonl"; + std::filesystem::remove(logPath); + std::vector walked; + { + pastebin::app::App app{logPath, std::chrono::hours{1}}; + app.sweepExpiredOnce(); + // The whole sweep lands between the two pages — the most disruptive + // moment it could possibly fire. + REQUIRE(pumpUntil([&] { return pasteRowCount() == kSurvivors; })); + REQUIRE(pumpUntil([&] { return !app.sweepInFlight(); })); + + for (const auto& summary : page1.pastes) { + walked.push_back(summary.id); + } + const auto page2 = model.execute(pastebin::ListPastes{.cursor = page1.nextCursor}); + for (const auto& summary : page2.pastes) { + walked.push_back(summary.id); + } + } + std::filesystem::remove(logPath); + + // Every survivor appears exactly once across the two pages: none was + // skipped by rows vanishing underneath the walk, and none was served + // twice. (Page 1 may still name reclaimed pastes — it was read before the + // sweep — which is staleness, not a paging defect.) + std::ranges::sort(walked); + CHECK(std::ranges::adjacent_find(walked) == walked.end()); + for (const auto& id : survivors) { + CHECK(std::ranges::find(walked, id) != walked.end()); + } +} + +// ═════════════════════════════════════════════════════════════════════════ +// Step 5 — duplicate create on retry (this rung's honest, weaker behavior) +// ═════════════════════════════════════════════════════════════════════════ + +TEST_CASE("Two CreatePaste calls with identical content mint two distinct pastes at this rung", + "[pastebin][model]") { + // Documents a known limitation rather than a guarantee. The README's + // "duplicate create on retry" bullet points at idempotency-key discipline, + // but rung 1's `CreatePaste` has no such key — LADDER.md scopes + // exactly-once delivery to rung 4, and the fault-injection proxy that + // could stage a genuine lost reply frame does not exist yet either. So + // today two identical creates really are two pastes, and this asserts + // that plainly: the day rung 4's idempotency discipline lands here, this + // case fails loudly and gets updated alongside the comment, instead of + // silently drifting into a guarantee nobody implemented. + DbFixture fixture; + pastebin::PasteModel model; + + const auto create = makeCreate("resent"); + const auto first = model.execute(create).id; + const auto second = model.execute(create).id; + + CHECK(first != second); + CHECK(model.execute(pastebin::ListPastes{}).pastes.size() == 2); +} + +// ═════════════════════════════════════════════════════════════════════════ +// Step 6 — id-collision handling in the tiny animal-name keyspace +// ═════════════════════════════════════════════════════════════════════════ + +TEST_CASE("CreatePaste retries past colliding animal-name ids instead of failing the call", + "[pastebin][model]") { + DbFixture fixture; + + // A quarter of the keyspace is occupied up front, so roughly one + // allocation attempt in four collides on a real primary-key violation and + // has to be retried. Across the creates below a collision is effectively + // certain (P(none) = 0.75^40 ~= 1e-5), while exhausting the eight-attempt + // budget for any single create is not (P = 0.25^8 ~= 1.5e-5 per create) — + // the retry path is genuinely exercised without the case becoming flaky. + occupyKeyspace(kCombos / 4); + + pastebin::PasteModel model; + std::vector minted; + for (int i = 0; i < 40; ++i) { + pastebin::CreatePasteResult result; + REQUIRE_NOTHROW(result = model.execute(makeCreate("attempt " + std::to_string(i)))); + REQUIRE(result.id.hasValue()); + minted.push_back(result.id); + } + + // Every id is distinct, and none of them landed on an occupied row (which + // would mean an allocation overwrote a stored paste rather than retrying). + std::ranges::sort(minted); + CHECK(std::ranges::adjacent_find(minted) == minted.end()); + for (const auto& id : minted) { + CHECK(model.execute(pastebin::GetPaste{.id = id}).content.starts_with("attempt ")); + } +} + +TEST_CASE("CreatePaste gives up with a ValidationError once the whole keyspace is occupied", + "[pastebin][model]") { + // The other side of the retry budget, and the guard that keeps the + // keyspace mirrored at the top of this file honest: with every id the + // model can spell already taken, all eight attempts must collide and the + // call must surface a plain ValidationError rather than leaking the + // driver's constraint-violation exception. + DbFixture fixture; + occupyKeyspace(kCombos); + + pastebin::PasteModel model; + REQUIRE_THROWS_AS(model.execute(makeCreate("no room left")), pastebin::ValidationError); +} + +// ═════════════════════════════════════════════════════════════════════════ +// Step 7 — size-limit UX +// ═════════════════════════════════════════════════════════════════════════ + +TEST_CASE("An oversized CreatePaste is refused by the transport with a typed, readable error", + "[pastebin][model][socket-only]") { + // The bound is a transport concern, not a model one: `QtWebSocketServer` + // rejects the frame before `RemoteServer::handle()` ever decodes it, so + // no `PasteModel` runs and nothing is stored. The client still gets an + // error addressed to its own call, which is what makes the failure + // renderable rather than a silent hang. + DbFixture fixture; + + morph::qt::QtWebSocketServerConfig serverConfig; + serverConfig.maxMessageBytes = 4096; + BackendRig rig{Mode::Socket, 1, /*authorizer=*/nullptr, serverConfig}; + auto handler = rig.client(0); + + // A comfortably-under-the-cap paste still works, so the case below is + // about the size and nothing else. + const auto smallId = awaitQt(handler.execute(makeCreate(std::string(64, 'a')))).id; + CHECK(awaitQt(handler.execute(pastebin::GetPaste{.id = smallId})).content == std::string(64, 'a')); + + REQUIRE_THROWS_WITH(awaitQt(handler.execute(makeCreate(std::string(64 * 1024, 'a')))), + Catch::Matchers::ContainsSubstring("message exceeds maxMessageBytes")); + + // Refused at the transport: exactly one paste exists, the small one. + pastebin::PasteModel model; + CHECK(model.execute(pastebin::ListPastes{}).pastes.size() == 1); +} + +// ═════════════════════════════════════════════════════════════════════════ +// Step 8 — hostile content round-trip +// ═════════════════════════════════════════════════════════════════════════ + +TEST_CASE("Fuzz-corpus findings survive CreatePaste/GetPaste as paste content, both backends", + "[pastebin][model]") { + const auto mode = GENERATE(Mode::Local, Mode::Socket); + DbFixture fixture; + BackendRig rig{mode, 1}; + auto handler = rig.client(0); + + const auto findings = fuzzFindings(); + REQUIRE_FALSE(findings.empty()); + + for (const auto& [name, content] : findings) { + CAPTURE(name); + if (isValidUtf8(content)) { + // Control bytes, embedded quotes, JSON-looking payloads: all of + // these must survive the JSON envelope, the socket, and the TEXT + // column byte for byte. This is the bug class fuzzing already + // caught once in the wire layer. + const auto id = awaitQt(handler.execute(makeCreate(content))).id; + const auto fetched = awaitQt(handler.execute(pastebin::GetPaste{.id = id})); + CHECK(fetched.content == content); + } else { + // Ill-formed UTF-8 has no faithful representation in a JSON text + // frame or a `TEXT` column, and does not come back byte for byte + // (observed: the ill-formed sequences are re-encoded, so the + // stored content is longer than what was sent). That loss is + // inherent to a text protocol over a text column, not a defect — + // but it has to be *stable and convergent*, which is what this + // asserts: the paste reads back identically every time, and + // re-pasting what came back round-trips byte for byte. A stack + // that mangled a little more on every hop, or handed out a + // different string on the second read, would fail here. + pastebin::PasteId id; + try { + id = awaitQt(handler.execute(makeCreate(content))).id; + } catch (const std::exception&) { + continue; // refused outright: an acceptable, well-behaved outcome + } + const auto first = awaitQt(handler.execute(pastebin::GetPaste{.id = id})); + const auto second = awaitQt(handler.execute(pastebin::GetPaste{.id = id})); + CHECK(first.content == second.content); + + const auto reId = awaitQt(handler.execute(makeCreate(first.content))).id; + CHECK(awaitQt(handler.execute(pastebin::GetPaste{.id = reId})).content == first.content); + } + } +} + +// ═════════════════════════════════════════════════════════════════════════ +// Step 9 — security posture: the fail-open delta +// ═════════════════════════════════════════════════════════════════════════ + +TEST_CASE("Fail-open default: an unauthenticated client registers and reads a paste it knows the id of", + "[pastebin][security][socket-only]") { + // Executable documentation of `docs/spec/security.md`'s fail-open + // default. Rung 1 deliberately configures no authorizer, so this asserts + // the *documented* posture, not a bug: knowing an id is the entire access + // control story at this rung. LADDER.md's security matrix is where that + // changes; when it does, this case is the one that fails first and gets + // rewritten alongside the rung that hardens it. + DbFixture fixture; + pastebin::PasteModel seedModel; + auto create = makeCreate("no auth configured"); + create.visibility = pastebin::Visibility::Private; // not even "private" gates a direct read + const auto id = seedModel.execute(create).id; + + BackendRig rig{Mode::Socket, 1}; // no authorizer -> RemoteServer's allow-all default + auto handler = rig.client(0); + + const auto fetched = awaitQt(handler.execute(pastebin::GetPaste{.id = id})); + CHECK(fetched.content == "no auth configured"); + + // And the same session-less client can mutate, not merely read. + REQUIRE_NOTHROW(awaitQt(handler.execute(pastebin::DeletePaste{.id = id}))); + REQUIRE_THROWS_AS(seedModel.execute(pastebin::GetPaste{.id = id}), pastebin::NotFound); +} + +// ═════════════════════════════════════════════════════════════════════════ +// Step 10 — `hello` protocol-version negotiation +// ═════════════════════════════════════════════════════════════════════════ + +TEST_CASE("hello negotiates the protocol version the server is built against", + "[pastebin][security][socket-only]") { + // No example exercised the `hello` handshake before this rung (README's + // "Required tests"). `negotiateProtocolVersion()` is transport-level and + // blocks on a nested QEventLoop, which is exactly what a native Catch2 + // test wants; `BackendRig::socketBackend()` exists to reach it. + DbFixture fixture; + BackendRig rig{Mode::Socket, 1}; + + REQUIRE(rig.socketBackend(0).negotiateProtocolVersion() == morph::wire::ProtocolNegotiationResult::Negotiated); + + // Negotiation is not a one-way door: the same connection goes on to serve + // ordinary traffic. + pastebin::PasteModel seedModel; + const auto id = seedModel.execute(makeCreate("after negotiation")).id; + auto handler = rig.client(0); + CHECK(awaitQt(handler.execute(pastebin::GetPaste{.id = id})).content == "after negotiation"); + + // Idempotent — a second handshake over a live connection negotiates the + // same version rather than failing. + REQUIRE(rig.socketBackend(0).negotiateProtocolVersion() == morph::wire::ProtocolNegotiationResult::Negotiated); +} + +// ═════════════════════════════════════════════════════════════════════════ +// Step 11 — store-error branch coverage +// ═════════════════════════════════════════════════════════════════════════ + +TEST_CASE("GetPaste surfaces a real SQLITE_BUSY as a thrown error, not as silent data loss", + "[pastebin][model]") { + // Finding 018's designated resolution for the busy class: a genuine + // competing write transaction on a second connection, not a mock. The + // model must let that failure reach the client as itself — treating a + // contended update as "zero rows matched" would silently downgrade an + // outage into a NotFound, and a burn budget could be spent (or not) with + // nobody able to tell. + DbFixture fixture; + pastebin::PasteModel seedModel; + const auto id = seedModel.execute(makeCreate("contended")).id; + + // The model under test must open its connection *while* the short + // busy-timeout hook is installed, so it is a model that has not executed + // anything yet (`db::WithMapper` connects lazily, on first use). + const ScopedShortBusyTimeout shortTimeout{200}; + pastebin::PasteModel contendedModel; + + const morph::ladder::testkit::DbBusyFixture busy{"pastes"}; + const auto start = std::chrono::steady_clock::now(); + REQUIRE_THROWS(contendedModel.execute(pastebin::GetPaste{.id = id})); + // Fast, not a sixty-second block: without the hook above, Lightweight's + // own `PRAGMA busy_timeout = 60000` would make this "pass" by waiting out + // a real minute. + CHECK(std::chrono::steady_clock::now() - start < std::chrono::seconds{30}); +} + +TEST_CASE("CreatePaste surfaces a real SQLITE_BUSY rather than mistaking it for an id collision", + "[pastebin][model]") { + // The other half of the classifier in `CreatePaste`'s retry loop: only a + // unique-constraint violation is retryable. A busy database must not be + // swallowed into "could not allocate a unique paste id" — that would + // report an outage as keyspace exhaustion. + DbFixture fixture; + { + pastebin::PasteModel warmup; + (void) warmup.execute(makeCreate("seed")); + } + + const ScopedShortBusyTimeout shortTimeout{200}; + pastebin::PasteModel contendedModel; + + const morph::ladder::testkit::DbBusyFixture busy{"pastes"}; + REQUIRE_THROWS_AS(contendedModel.execute(makeCreate("cannot be written")), Lightweight::SqlException); +} + +// ═════════════════════════════════════════════════════════════════════════ +// Coverage completeness (examples/IMPLEMENTATION.md rule 5) +// ═════════════════════════════════════════════════════════════════════════ +// +// Small surfaces the behavioural cases above never happen to reach, pinned +// directly rather than left as coverage holes: each is real, shipped API +// another rung (or this rung's own server binary) calls. + +TEST_CASE("PasteId and PasteCursor adopt an optional payload as-is", "[pastebin][model]") { + // The named factory that exists because a second same-arity constructor + // would make `PasteId{"literal"}` ambiguous — see core/types.hpp. + CHECK_FALSE(pastebin::PasteId::fromOptional(std::nullopt).hasValue()); + const auto engaged = pastebin::PasteId::fromOptional(std::optional{"swift-otter"}); + REQUIRE(engaged.hasValue()); + CHECK(*engaged == "swift-otter"); + CHECK(engaged == pastebin::PasteId{"swift-otter"}); + + CHECK_FALSE(pastebin::PasteCursor::fromOptional(std::nullopt).hasValue()); + const auto cursor = pastebin::PasteCursor::fromOptional(std::optional{"page-2"}); + REQUIRE(cursor.hasValue()); + CHECK(*cursor == "page-2"); + CHECK(cursor == pastebin::PasteCursor{"page-2"}); +} + +TEST_CASE("The read-count unit carries its schema id, display text and precision", "[pastebin][model]") { + const auto meta = morph::units::UnitTraits::meta(pastebin::Unit::count); + CHECK(meta.id == "count"); + CHECK(meta.display.empty()); // a read count is dimensionless — no unit symbol to render + CHECK(meta.defaultDecimals == 1U); +} + +TEST_CASE("db::setup points the default connection at a database and applies the schema", + "[pastebin][model]") { + // The entry point the server/GUI binaries call at startup, in place of a + // DbFixture. Pointed at the same database this suite already uses, so it + // is idempotent here: both of its migration calls are no-ops against an + // already-migrated schema. + DbFixture fixture; + REQUIRE_NOTHROW(pastebin::db::setup(DbFixture::computeConnectionString(std::getenv("ODBC_CONNECTION_STRING")))); + + pastebin::PasteModel model; + const auto id = model.execute(makeCreate("after setup")).id; + CHECK(model.execute(pastebin::GetPaste{.id = id}).content == "after setup"); +} + +TEST_CASE("A sweep with nothing expired dispatches nothing at all", "[pastebin][app]") { + DbFixture fixture; + pastebin::PasteModel model; + const auto id = model.execute(makeCreate("nothing to reclaim")).id; + + const auto logPath = std::filesystem::temp_directory_path() / "pastebin_empty_sweep_test.jsonl"; + std::filesystem::remove(logPath); + { + pastebin::app::App app{logPath, std::chrono::hours{1}}; + // The server every transport wraps — what a real deployment reaches + // for right after construction. + CHECK(app.server() != nullptr); + + app.sweepExpiredOnce(); + // The early return, not merely "no rows were deleted": a pass that + // found nothing must not stand up an internal client and dispatch. + CHECK_FALSE(app.sweepInFlight()); + } + std::filesystem::remove(logPath); + + CHECK(model.execute(pastebin::GetPaste{.id = id}).content == "nothing to reclaim"); +} diff --git a/examples/pastebin/tests/test_paste_presenter.cpp b/examples/pastebin/tests/test_paste_presenter.cpp new file mode 100644 index 00000000..93a53914 --- /dev/null +++ b/examples/pastebin/tests/test_paste_presenter.cpp @@ -0,0 +1,270 @@ +// SPDX-License-Identifier: Apache-2.0 +// +// PastePresenter's own suite (Task 11): each of the five actions +// (create/get/edit/remove/list) round-trips through the presenter's own +// signals — not the model directly — across the full BackendRig mode matrix +// (Local/LocalSingleThread/Socket, examples/TESTING.md "The dual-mode +// fixture"), plus the `failed` signal path for an unknown id. Domain rules +// (validation, burn-after-read, expiry, keyspace collisions, ...) already +// have a dedicated suite at the model level (test_paste_model.cpp); this +// file only proves the presenter wires each action to the right signal, sets +// `busy()`/`idle()` correctly, and neither crashes nor hangs — the +// "translates and routes only" contract paste_presenter.hpp's own doc +// comment states (examples/IMPLEMENTATION.md rule 2). +// +// Step 2 of Task 11 (one offscreen QML engine-load smoke test, TESTING.md +// presenter rule 6) is deliberately not attempted here: it needs Task 12's +// Main.qml to exist first, per the plan. + +#include +#include + +#include "paste_presenter.hpp" +#include "testkit/backend_rig.hpp" +#include "testkit/db_fixture.hpp" +#include "testkit/pump.hpp" + +#include + +#include +#include +#include + +namespace { + +using morph::ladder::testkit::BackendRig; +using morph::ladder::testkit::DbFixture; +using morph::ladder::testkit::Mode; +using morph::ladder::testkit::pumpUntil; + +[[nodiscard]] pastebin::CreatePaste makeCreate(std::string content, std::string syntax = "text") { + pastebin::CreatePaste create; + create.content = std::move(content); + create.syntax = std::move(syntax); + return create; +} + +} // namespace + +TEST_CASE("PastePresenter::create then get round-trips a paste, all three backend modes", + "[pastebin][presenter]") { + auto mode = GENERATE(Mode::Local, Mode::LocalSingleThread, Mode::Socket); + DbFixture fixture; + BackendRig rig{mode, 1}; + pastebin::gui::PastePresenter presenter{rig.bridge(0), rig.executor()}; + + pastebin::PasteId createdId; + bool created = false; + QObject::connect(&presenter, &pastebin::gui::PastePresenter::created, + [&](pastebin::CreatePasteResult result) { + createdId = result.id; + created = true; + }); + presenter.create(makeCreate("presenter round-trip")); + REQUIRE(pumpUntil([&] { return created; })); + REQUIRE_FALSE(presenter.busy()); + REQUIRE(createdId.hasValue()); + + pastebin::PasteView loaded; + bool gotLoaded = false; + QObject::connect(&presenter, &pastebin::gui::PastePresenter::loaded, [&](pastebin::PasteView view) { + loaded = view; + gotLoaded = true; + }); + presenter.get(pastebin::GetPaste{.id = createdId}); + REQUIRE(pumpUntil([&] { return gotLoaded; })); + REQUIRE_FALSE(presenter.busy()); + CHECK(loaded.id == createdId); + CHECK(loaded.content == "presenter round-trip"); + CHECK(loaded.syntax == "text"); +} + +TEST_CASE("PastePresenter::edit replaces an editable paste's content and syntax, all three backend modes", + "[pastebin][presenter]") { + auto mode = GENERATE(Mode::Local, Mode::LocalSingleThread, Mode::Socket); + DbFixture fixture; + BackendRig rig{mode, 1}; + pastebin::gui::PastePresenter presenter{rig.bridge(0), rig.executor()}; + + pastebin::PasteId createdId; + bool created = false; + QObject::connect(&presenter, &pastebin::gui::PastePresenter::created, + [&](pastebin::CreatePasteResult result) { + createdId = result.id; + created = true; + }); + auto create = makeCreate("before edit"); + create.editability = pastebin::Editability::Editable; + presenter.create(create); + REQUIRE(pumpUntil([&] { return created; })); + + pastebin::PasteView edited; + bool gotEdited = false; + QObject::connect(&presenter, &pastebin::gui::PastePresenter::edited, [&](pastebin::PasteView view) { + edited = view; + gotEdited = true; + }); + presenter.edit(pastebin::EditPaste{.id = createdId, .content = "after edit", .syntax = "cpp"}); + REQUIRE(pumpUntil([&] { return gotEdited; })); + REQUIRE_FALSE(presenter.busy()); + CHECK(edited.id == createdId); + CHECK(edited.content == "after edit"); + CHECK(edited.syntax == "cpp"); + + // Persisted, not merely reflected back from the action. + pastebin::PasteView reloaded; + bool gotReloaded = false; + QObject::connect(&presenter, &pastebin::gui::PastePresenter::loaded, [&](pastebin::PasteView view) { + reloaded = view; + gotReloaded = true; + }); + presenter.get(pastebin::GetPaste{.id = createdId}); + REQUIRE(pumpUntil([&] { return gotReloaded; })); + CHECK(reloaded.content == "after edit"); + CHECK(reloaded.syntax == "cpp"); +} + +TEST_CASE("PastePresenter::remove deletes a paste, and a follow-up get fails, all three backend modes", + "[pastebin][presenter]") { + auto mode = GENERATE(Mode::Local, Mode::LocalSingleThread, Mode::Socket); + DbFixture fixture; + BackendRig rig{mode, 1}; + pastebin::gui::PastePresenter presenter{rig.bridge(0), rig.executor()}; + + pastebin::PasteId createdId; + bool created = false; + QObject::connect(&presenter, &pastebin::gui::PastePresenter::created, + [&](pastebin::CreatePasteResult result) { + createdId = result.id; + created = true; + }); + presenter.create(makeCreate("doomed")); + REQUIRE(pumpUntil([&] { return created; })); + + bool removed = false; + QObject::connect(&presenter, &pastebin::gui::PastePresenter::removed, [&] { removed = true; }); + presenter.remove(pastebin::DeletePaste{.id = createdId}); + REQUIRE(pumpUntil([&] { return removed; })); + REQUIRE_FALSE(presenter.busy()); + + QString failure; + bool failed = false; + QObject::connect(&presenter, &pastebin::gui::PastePresenter::failed, [&](QString message) { + failure = message; + failed = true; + }); + presenter.get(pastebin::GetPaste{.id = createdId}); + REQUIRE(pumpUntil([&] { return failed; })); + CHECK_FALSE(failure.isEmpty()); + REQUIRE_FALSE(presenter.busy()); +} + +TEST_CASE("PastePresenter::list returns the pastes just created, all three backend modes", + "[pastebin][presenter]") { + auto mode = GENERATE(Mode::Local, Mode::LocalSingleThread, Mode::Socket); + DbFixture fixture; + BackendRig rig{mode, 1}; + pastebin::gui::PastePresenter presenter{rig.bridge(0), rig.executor()}; + + std::vector createdIds; + QObject::connect(&presenter, &pastebin::gui::PastePresenter::created, + [&](pastebin::CreatePasteResult result) { createdIds.push_back(result.id); }); + + constexpr int kCount = 3; + for (int i = 0; i < kCount; ++i) { + presenter.create(makeCreate("listed " + std::to_string(i))); + REQUIRE(pumpUntil([&] { return static_cast(createdIds.size()) == i + 1; })); + } + REQUIRE(createdIds.size() == static_cast(kCount)); + + pastebin::ListPastesResult listed; + bool gotListed = false; + QObject::connect(&presenter, &pastebin::gui::PastePresenter::listed, [&](pastebin::ListPastesResult result) { + listed = std::move(result); + gotListed = true; + }); + presenter.list(pastebin::ListPastes{}); + REQUIRE(pumpUntil([&] { return gotListed; })); + REQUIRE_FALSE(presenter.busy()); + + REQUIRE(listed.pastes.size() == static_cast(kCount)); + for (const auto& id : createdIds) { + CHECK(std::ranges::find_if(listed.pastes, [&](const pastebin::PasteSummary& summary) { + return summary.id == id; + }) != listed.pastes.end()); + } +} + +TEST_CASE("Every PastePresenter action routes its failure to failed(), not just get()", + "[pastebin][presenter]") { + // `get`'s error path has its own case below; this covers the other four. + // Not a completeness ritual: `track()`'s third argument is attached + // per-call, and `Completion::onError` keeps only the *last* handler + // attached (docs/findings/023), so a mis-wired `onErr` on one action is + // invisible from every other action's tests — the busy counter still + // clears (that is `track()`'s own surviving handler) and the error simply + // vanishes. That is precisely the failure mode finding 023 describes, and + // it can only be caught per action. + DbFixture fixture; + BackendRig rig{Mode::Local, 1}; + pastebin::gui::PastePresenter presenter{rig.bridge(0), rig.executor()}; + + QString failure; + int failures = 0; + QObject::connect(&presenter, &pastebin::gui::PastePresenter::failed, [&](QString message) { + failure = message; + ++failures; + }); + + // create: empty content fails CreatePaste::validate(). + presenter.create(makeCreate("")); + REQUIRE(pumpUntil([&] { return failures == 1; })); + CHECK(failure.contains("CreatePaste")); + REQUIRE_FALSE(presenter.busy()); + + // edit: an id nothing was ever stored under. + presenter.edit(pastebin::EditPaste{.id = pastebin::PasteId{"no-such-paste"}, .content = "x", .syntax = "text"}); + REQUIRE(pumpUntil([&] { return failures == 2; })); + CHECK(failure.contains("EditPaste")); + REQUIRE_FALSE(presenter.busy()); + + // remove: a disengaged id fails DeletePaste::validate(). (An id that + // merely does not exist is deliberately *not* an error — deleting is + // idempotent by design, see test_paste_model.cpp.) + presenter.remove(pastebin::DeletePaste{}); + REQUIRE(pumpUntil([&] { return failures == 3; })); + CHECK(failure.contains("DeletePaste")); + REQUIRE_FALSE(presenter.busy()); + + // list: the one action with no validation failure at all — every + // `ListPastes` is well-formed. Its error path is reachable only through a + // genuine store error, so provoke one the way docs/findings/018's + // resolution line prescribes (a real failure through the schema, not a + // mock): drop the table out from under the query. `DbFixture` re-creates + // the schema for the next test case, so this is contained. + { + ::Lightweight::SqlStatement stmt; + (void) stmt.ExecuteDirect("DROP TABLE pastes"); + } + presenter.list(pastebin::ListPastes{}); + REQUIRE(pumpUntil([&] { return failures == 4; })); + CHECK_FALSE(failure.isEmpty()); + REQUIRE_FALSE(presenter.busy()); +} + +TEST_CASE("PastePresenter::get against an unknown id emits failed, not a crash", "[pastebin][presenter]") { + DbFixture fixture; + BackendRig rig{Mode::Local, 1}; + pastebin::gui::PastePresenter presenter{rig.bridge(0), rig.executor()}; + + QString failure; + bool failed = false; + QObject::connect(&presenter, &pastebin::gui::PastePresenter::failed, [&](QString message) { + failure = message; + failed = true; + }); + presenter.get(pastebin::GetPaste{.id = pastebin::PasteId{"no-such-paste"}}); + REQUIRE(pumpUntil([&] { return failed; })); + CHECK_FALSE(failure.isEmpty()); + REQUIRE_FALSE(presenter.busy()); +} diff --git a/examples/pastebin/tests/test_paste_qml_bridges.cpp b/examples/pastebin/tests/test_paste_qml_bridges.cpp new file mode 100644 index 00000000..86ede4a0 --- /dev/null +++ b/examples/pastebin/tests/test_paste_qml_bridges.cpp @@ -0,0 +1,479 @@ +// SPDX-License-Identifier: Apache-2.0 +// +// The QML-adapter layer's own suite: `PasteBridge` and `FormsBridge` +// (`gui_lib/paste_qml_bridges.hpp`), the two classes that stand between the +// Task 10 GUI classes and the QML shell. +// +// Why this file exists as a *separate* suite from test_paste_presenter.cpp: +// those adapters are the only place in the rung where a `PasteView` becomes a +// `QVariantMap` and a signal acquires the exact name and signature +// `gui/qml/Main.qml` and `gui/qml/PasteView.qml` bind against. QML binds by +// *string*, so a renamed key or a changed signal signature is not a compile +// error anywhere — it is a silently empty label at run time, and the offscreen +// engine-load smoke test (test_gui_qml_smoke.cpp) deliberately loads Main.qml +// with both controllers null, so it cannot catch it either. Every assertion +// below that names a string key or a signal signature is therefore a +// cross-check against a real binding site in those two QML files, cited +// inline. +// +// Both classes are Qt-Core-only (`QVariantMap` is Qt Core; the engine-facing +// side is `setInitialProperties` in each shell), so they instantiate under the +// testkit's owned application object exactly like `PastePresenter` does — no +// QML engine, no window. Domain rules (burn/expiry/visibility/pagination) are +// the model's and are covered in test_paste_model.cpp; routing and busy/idle +// are the presenter's and are covered in test_paste_presenter.cpp. This file +// only proves the translation. + +#include +#include + +#include "clock.hpp" +#include "paste_qml_bridges.hpp" +#include "paste_schemas.hpp" +#include "pastebin/models/paste_model.hpp" +#include "testkit/backend_rig.hpp" +#include "testkit/db_fixture.hpp" +#include "testkit/pump.hpp" + +#include +#include +#include +#include +#include +#include +#include +#include +#include + +#include +#include + +namespace { + +using morph::ladder::testkit::BackendRig; +using morph::ladder::testkit::DbFixture; +using morph::ladder::testkit::Mode; +using morph::ladder::testkit::pumpUntil; + +/// @brief A `CreatePaste` body in the shape `DynamicForm.previewLine` hands +/// `FormsBridge::submitIfValid` — a fully-assembled JSON object, with +/// the optional members (`expiresAt`, `burnAfterReads`, `visibility`, +/// `editability`, per `CreatePaste::optionalFields`) left out exactly +/// as the form leaves them out when the user engages neither. +[[nodiscard]] QString createBody(const QString& content, const QString& syntax = QStringLiteral("text")) { + return QStringLiteral(R"({"content":"%1","syntax":"%2"})").arg(content, syntax); +} + +/// @brief Creates one paste through `FormsBridge` and returns its id, so the +/// `PasteBridge` cases below have a real row to act on without reaching +/// past the adapters into the model. +/// +/// This is the composition the shell actually performs: `Main.qml` creates +/// through `formsController.submitIfValid` and reads the outcome in +/// `onReplyReceived`, never through `pasteController` — `PasteBridge` relays no +/// `created` signal at all (see paste_qml_bridges.cpp's comment on why that is +/// deliberate). The id comes out of the reply payload, which is a +/// `CreatePasteResult` (`{"id": ...}`) — not out of a follow-up listing, whose +/// order is descending by id and so identifies "the paste just created" only +/// by accident when exactly one exists. +/// @param forms The bridge to submit through. +/// @param content Paste body. +/// @param syntax Syntax label. +/// @return The new paste's id. +[[nodiscard]] QString createPasteVia(pastebin::gui::FormsBridge& forms, const QString& content, + const QString& syntax = QStringLiteral("text")) { + bool replied = false; + bool ok = false; + QString payload; + QObject::connect(&forms, &pastebin::gui::FormsBridge::replyReceived, + [&](const QString&, bool succeeded, const QString& body) { + ok = succeeded; + payload = body; + replied = true; + }); + forms.submitIfValid(QStringLiteral("CreatePaste"), createBody(content, syntax)); + REQUIRE(pumpUntil([&] { return replied; })); + REQUIRE(ok); + QObject::disconnect(&forms, &pastebin::gui::FormsBridge::replyReceived, nullptr, nullptr); + + const QJsonDocument reply = QJsonDocument::fromJson(payload.toUtf8()); + REQUIRE(reply.isObject()); + const QString id = reply.object().value(QStringLiteral("id")).toString(); + REQUIRE_FALSE(id.isEmpty()); + return id; +} + +} // namespace + +// ═════════════════════════════════════════════════════════════════════════ +// The QML-visible surface: names and signatures QML binds by string +// ═════════════════════════════════════════════════════════════════════════ + +TEST_CASE("FormsBridge exposes exactly the surface DynamicForm and Main.qml bind against", + "[pastebin][gui][qml-bridges]") { + DbFixture fixture; + BackendRig rig{Mode::Local, 1}; + pastebin::gui::FormsBridge forms{rig.bridge(0), rig.executor()}; + + const QMetaObject* meta = forms.metaObject(); + + // `root.formsController.schemasJson` — Main.qml:35. + REQUIRE(meta->indexOfProperty("schemasJson") >= 0); + CHECK(meta->property(meta->indexOfProperty("schemasJson")).isConstant()); + + // `root.formsController.submitIfValid("CreatePaste", createForm.previewLine)` + // — Main.qml:169. Two QString arguments, invokable from QML. + REQUIRE(meta->indexOfMethod("submitIfValid(QString,QString)") >= 0); + + // `function onReplyReceived(actionType, ok, payload)` — Main.qml:113. + REQUIRE(meta->indexOfSignal("replyReceived(QString,bool,QString)") >= 0); + + // The property's value is the shared schema document, verbatim — the same + // one both shells build (paste_schemas.hpp exists so they cannot diverge), + // and `JSON.parse`-able, since Main.qml does exactly that to it. + CHECK(forms.schemasJson().toStdString() == pastebin::gui::pasteSchemasJson()); + CHECK(forms.schemasJson().contains(QStringLiteral("\"CreatePaste\""))); +} + +TEST_CASE("PasteBridge exposes exactly the surface Main.qml and PasteView.qml bind against", + "[pastebin][gui][qml-bridges]") { + DbFixture fixture; + BackendRig rig{Mode::Local, 1}; + pastebin::gui::PasteBridge pastes{rig.bridge(0), rig.executor()}; + + const QMetaObject* meta = pastes.metaObject(); + + // `root.pasteController.refresh()` (Main.qml:69, :93, :99, :121, :178), + // `.open(modelData.id)` (Main.qml:201), `.remove(pasteId)` (Main.qml:213). + REQUIRE(meta->indexOfMethod("refresh()") >= 0); + REQUIRE(meta->indexOfMethod("open(QString)") >= 0); + REQUIRE(meta->indexOfMethod("remove(QString)") >= 0); + + // `function onListed(rows)` / `onLoaded(paste)` / `onRemoved()` / + // `onFailed(message)` — Main.qml:75, :86, :96, :102. + REQUIRE(meta->indexOfSignal("listed(QVariantList)") >= 0); + REQUIRE(meta->indexOfSignal("loaded(QVariantMap)") >= 0); + REQUIRE(meta->indexOfSignal("removed()") >= 0); + REQUIRE(meta->indexOfSignal("failed(QString)") >= 0); +} + +// ═════════════════════════════════════════════════════════════════════════ +// FormsBridge: both arms of its one reply signal +// ═════════════════════════════════════════════════════════════════════════ + +TEST_CASE("FormsBridge::submitIfValid relays a successful create as replyReceived(type, true, resultJson), " + "all three backend modes", + "[pastebin][gui][qml-bridges]") { + auto mode = GENERATE(Mode::Local, Mode::LocalSingleThread, Mode::Socket); + DbFixture fixture; + BackendRig rig{mode, 1}; + pastebin::gui::FormsBridge forms{rig.bridge(0), rig.executor()}; + + QString actionType; + bool ok = false; + QString payload; + bool replied = false; + QObject::connect(&forms, &pastebin::gui::FormsBridge::replyReceived, + [&](const QString& type, bool succeeded, const QString& body) { + actionType = type; + ok = succeeded; + payload = body; + replied = true; + }); + + forms.submitIfValid(QStringLiteral("CreatePaste"), createBody(QStringLiteral("through the form"))); + REQUIRE(pumpUntil([&] { return replied; })); + + // Main.qml:118 renders `actionType + " ok: " + payload`, so the echoed type + // must be the one submitted, not a normalised or empty string. + CHECK(actionType == QStringLiteral("CreatePaste")); + CHECK(ok); + // `CreatePasteResult` is `{id}`; the shell displays the JSON verbatim. + CHECK(payload.contains(QStringLiteral("\"id\""))); +} + +TEST_CASE("FormsBridge::submitIfValid relays a rejected create as replyReceived(type, false, message)", + "[pastebin][gui][qml-bridges]") { + DbFixture fixture; + BackendRig rig{Mode::Local, 1}; + pastebin::gui::FormsBridge forms{rig.bridge(0), rig.executor()}; + + QString actionType; + bool ok = true; + QString payload; + bool replied = false; + QObject::connect(&forms, &pastebin::gui::FormsBridge::replyReceived, + [&](const QString& type, bool succeeded, const QString& body) { + actionType = type; + ok = succeeded; + payload = body; + replied = true; + }); + + // Empty content fails `CreatePaste::validate()` — the model's own rule, + // reached through the generic executeJson path the form uses. + forms.submitIfValid(QStringLiteral("CreatePaste"), createBody(QString{})); + REQUIRE(pumpUntil([&] { return replied; })); + + CHECK(actionType == QStringLiteral("CreatePaste")); + CHECK_FALSE(ok); + // Main.qml:116 shows `payload` as the error text, so it must be the + // exception's own `what()`, not an empty string or a generic placeholder. + CHECK_FALSE(payload.isEmpty()); + CHECK(payload.contains(QStringLiteral("CreatePaste"))); + + // Nothing was stored by the rejected submit. + pastebin::gui::PasteBridge pastes{rig.bridge(0), rig.executor()}; + QVariantList rows; + bool listed = false; + QObject::connect(&pastes, &pastebin::gui::PasteBridge::listed, [&](const QVariantList& page) { + rows = page; + listed = true; + }); + pastes.refresh(); + REQUIRE(pumpUntil([&] { return listed; })); + CHECK(rows.isEmpty()); +} + +// ═════════════════════════════════════════════════════════════════════════ +// PasteBridge: the property-bag shapes +// ═════════════════════════════════════════════════════════════════════════ + +TEST_CASE("PasteBridge::open emits a paste bag carrying every key PasteView.qml reads, " + "all three backend modes", + "[pastebin][gui][qml-bridges]") { + auto mode = GENERATE(Mode::Local, Mode::LocalSingleThread, Mode::Socket); + DbFixture fixture; + BackendRig rig{mode, 1}; + pastebin::gui::FormsBridge forms{rig.bridge(0), rig.executor()}; + pastebin::gui::PasteBridge pastes{rig.bridge(0), rig.executor()}; + + const QString id = createPasteVia(forms, QStringLiteral("bag contents"), QStringLiteral("cpp")); + + QVariantMap bag; + bool loaded = false; + QObject::connect(&pastes, &pastebin::gui::PasteBridge::loaded, [&](const QVariantMap& paste) { + bag = paste; + loaded = true; + }); + pastes.open(id); + REQUIRE(pumpUntil([&] { return loaded; })); + + // Every key below is read by name in QML. `id`/`readCount` from + // Main.qml:88; `content` from PasteView.qml:72; `syntax`, `visibility`, + // `editability`, `createdAt`, `expiresAt`, `readCount`, `burnAfterReads` + // from PasteView.qml:29-35; `id` again from PasteView.qml:46, :79. + for (const char* key : {"id", "content", "syntax", "createdAt", "expiresAt", "burnAfterReads", "readCount", + "visibility", "editability"}) { + INFO("missing key: " << key); + REQUIRE(bag.contains(QString::fromLatin1(key))); + } + // Nothing extra: the bag is exactly these nine, so a key added here without + // a QML binding (or removed from under one) shows up as a failure rather + // than as dead weight. + CHECK(bag.size() == 9); + + CHECK(bag.value(QStringLiteral("id")).toString() == id); + CHECK(bag.value(QStringLiteral("content")).toString() == QStringLiteral("bag contents")); + CHECK(bag.value(QStringLiteral("syntax")).toString() == QStringLiteral("cpp")); + // Every value is already a display *string* — PasteView.qml concatenates + // them straight into a Label with no formatting of its own (rule 2's + // "pure glue" allowance depends on this being true here). + for (auto it = bag.cbegin(); it != bag.cend(); ++it) { + INFO("non-string value for key: " << it.key().toStdString()); + CHECK(it.value().typeId() == QMetaType::QString); + } + + // The two enums render as the words PasteView.qml displays verbatim. + CHECK(bag.value(QStringLiteral("visibility")).toString() == QStringLiteral("Public")); + CHECK(bag.value(QStringLiteral("editability")).toString() == QStringLiteral("Immutable")); + + // Two sentinel conventions PasteView.qml compares against *literally* + // (PasteView.qml:33 and :35) — if either renderer ever changed, the pane + // would silently start showing the raw sentinel instead of "never"/"no + // limit". This create engaged neither `expiresAt` nor `burnAfterReads`. + CHECK(bag.value(QStringLiteral("expiresAt")).toString().isEmpty()); + CHECK(bag.value(QStringLiteral("burnAfterReads")).toString() == QStringLiteral("N/A")); + + // A read is a mutation at this rung: the count is real state, rendered as + // text. Main.qml:88 shows it as "read N time(s)". + CHECK(bag.value(QStringLiteral("readCount")).toString().startsWith(QStringLiteral("1"))); + CHECK_FALSE(bag.value(QStringLiteral("createdAt")).toString().isEmpty()); +} + +TEST_CASE("PasteBridge::refresh emits list rows in the narrower summary shape, and only public pastes", + "[pastebin][gui][qml-bridges]") { + DbFixture fixture; + BackendRig rig{Mode::Local, 1}; + pastebin::gui::FormsBridge forms{rig.bridge(0), rig.executor()}; + pastebin::gui::PasteBridge pastes{rig.bridge(0), rig.executor()}; + + (void) createPasteVia(forms, QStringLiteral("first"), QStringLiteral("text")); + (void) createPasteVia(forms, QStringLiteral("second"), QStringLiteral("md")); + + // A private paste, submitted through the same form path with the optional + // `visibility` member engaged — it must not appear in the listing. + { + bool replied = false; + QObject::connect(&forms, &pastebin::gui::FormsBridge::replyReceived, + [&](const QString&, bool ok, const QString&) { + CHECK(ok); + replied = true; + }); + forms.submitIfValid(QStringLiteral("CreatePaste"), + QStringLiteral(R"({"content":"hidden","syntax":"text","visibility":"Private"})")); + REQUIRE(pumpUntil([&] { return replied; })); + QObject::disconnect(&forms, &pastebin::gui::FormsBridge::replyReceived, nullptr, nullptr); + } + + QVariantList rows; + bool listed = false; + QObject::connect(&pastes, &pastebin::gui::PasteBridge::listed, [&](const QVariantList& page) { + rows = page; + listed = true; + }); + pastes.refresh(); + REQUIRE(pumpUntil([&] { return listed; })); + + REQUIRE(rows.size() == 2); + for (const QVariant& row : rows) { + const QVariantMap bag = row.toMap(); + // Main.qml:197 reads exactly these four off `modelData`. + for (const char* key : {"id", "syntax", "createdAt", "visibility"}) { + INFO("missing key: " << key); + REQUIRE(bag.contains(QString::fromLatin1(key))); + } + // Narrower than the `loaded` bag *on purpose*: a listing must not leak + // paste content (`pastebin/dto/paste_dto.hpp`'s `PasteSummary`). This + // assertion is the one that would catch a well-meaning widening of the + // summary bag into a full `PasteView` map. + CHECK(bag.size() == 4); + CHECK_FALSE(bag.contains(QStringLiteral("content"))); + CHECK(bag.value(QStringLiteral("visibility")).toString() == QStringLiteral("Public")); + CHECK_FALSE(bag.value(QStringLiteral("id")).toString().isEmpty()); + } +} + +TEST_CASE("PasteBridge renders the engaged arm of every formatted field, and the second arm of both enums", + "[pastebin][gui][qml-bridges]") { + // The `loaded`-bag case above exercises each renderer's *empty/default* + // arm (`isoOrEmpty` with no instant -> "", `readsText` with no budget -> + // "N/A", Public, Immutable). This one exercises the other arm of all four, + // which is where a formatting regression would actually be visible in the + // pane: an engaged expiry, an engaged burn budget, Private and Editable. + // + // The row is seeded through `PasteModel` directly rather than through + // `FormsBridge`, deliberately: engaging `burnAfterReads` over the wire + // means hand-writing a `Rational`'s `{num,den,dp}` wire object, which + // pins this file to a codec detail it is not about. Seeding in C++ is the + // convention the sibling model suite already uses, and the subject under + // test — the adapter's rendering — is unaffected by how the row got there. + // `Mode::Local`, so the bridge and the seeding model share one process and + // one database. + DbFixture fixture; + BackendRig rig{Mode::Local, 1}; + pastebin::gui::PasteBridge pastes{rig.bridge(0), rig.executor()}; + + pastebin::PasteId seededId; + { + pastebin::PasteModel seed; + pastebin::CreatePaste create; + create.content = "fully engaged"; + create.syntax = "cpp"; + create.expiresAt = ::morph::time::Timestamp{*morph::ladder::now() + std::chrono::hours{24}}; + create.burnAfterReads = pastebin::Reads{::morph::math::Rational{9, pastebin::Reads::declaredPrecision()}}; + create.visibility = pastebin::Visibility::Private; + create.editability = pastebin::Editability::Editable; + seededId = seed.execute(create).id; + } + REQUIRE(seededId.hasValue()); + + QVariantMap bag; + bool loaded = false; + QObject::connect(&pastes, &pastebin::gui::PasteBridge::loaded, [&](const QVariantMap& paste) { + bag = paste; + loaded = true; + }); + pastes.open(QString::fromStdString(*seededId)); + REQUIRE(pumpUntil([&] { return loaded; })); + + // Both enum ternaries' second branch (paste_qml_bridges.cpp's + // `toVariantMap`), rendered as the words PasteView.qml:30-31 display. + CHECK(bag.value(QStringLiteral("visibility")).toString() == QStringLiteral("Private")); + CHECK(bag.value(QStringLiteral("editability")).toString() == QStringLiteral("Editable")); + + // `isoOrEmpty`'s engaged arm. PasteView.qml:33 shows this verbatim unless + // it is exactly "", so it must be a real ISO-8601 instant. + const QString expires = bag.value(QStringLiteral("expiresAt")).toString(); + CHECK(expires.contains(QLatin1Char('T'))); + CHECK(expires.endsWith(QLatin1Char('Z'))); + + // `readsText`'s engaged arm. PasteView.qml:35 shows this verbatim unless + // it is exactly "N/A", so an engaged budget must render as something else. + const QString burn = bag.value(QStringLiteral("burnAfterReads")).toString(); + CHECK(burn != QStringLiteral("N/A")); + CHECK(burn.startsWith(QStringLiteral("9"))); + + // The paste is private, so it is absent from the public listing — the + // `PasteSummary` visibility rule, seen from the adapter's side. + QVariantList rows; + bool listed = false; + QObject::connect(&pastes, &pastebin::gui::PasteBridge::listed, [&](const QVariantList& page) { + rows = page; + listed = true; + }); + pastes.refresh(); + REQUIRE(pumpUntil([&] { return listed; })); + CHECK(rows.isEmpty()); +} + + +TEST_CASE("PasteBridge::remove emits removed(), and a follow-up open emits failed() with the model's message", + "[pastebin][gui][qml-bridges]") { + auto mode = GENERATE(Mode::Local, Mode::LocalSingleThread, Mode::Socket); + DbFixture fixture; + BackendRig rig{mode, 1}; + pastebin::gui::FormsBridge forms{rig.bridge(0), rig.executor()}; + pastebin::gui::PasteBridge pastes{rig.bridge(0), rig.executor()}; + + const QString id = createPasteVia(forms, QStringLiteral("doomed")); + + bool removed = false; + QObject::connect(&pastes, &pastebin::gui::PasteBridge::removed, [&] { removed = true; }); + pastes.remove(id); + REQUIRE(pumpUntil([&] { return removed; })); + + QString message; + bool failed = false; + QObject::connect(&pastes, &pastebin::gui::PasteBridge::failed, [&](const QString& text) { + message = text; + failed = true; + }); + pastes.open(id); + REQUIRE(pumpUntil([&] { return failed; })); + // Main.qml:103 shows this string as the error banner, so it must be the + // model's own `what()`. + CHECK_FALSE(message.isEmpty()); + CHECK(message.contains(QStringLiteral("GetPaste"))); +} + +TEST_CASE("PasteBridge::open against an unknown id emits failed(), not loaded()", + "[pastebin][gui][qml-bridges]") { + DbFixture fixture; + BackendRig rig{Mode::Local, 1}; + pastebin::gui::PasteBridge pastes{rig.bridge(0), rig.executor()}; + + bool loaded = false; + QObject::connect(&pastes, &pastebin::gui::PasteBridge::loaded, [&](const QVariantMap&) { loaded = true; }); + QString message; + bool failed = false; + QObject::connect(&pastes, &pastebin::gui::PasteBridge::failed, [&](const QString& text) { + message = text; + failed = true; + }); + + pastes.open(QStringLiteral("no-such-paste")); + REQUIRE(pumpUntil([&] { return failed; })); + CHECK_FALSE(loaded); + CHECK_FALSE(message.isEmpty()); +} From c2c7eb4e78140ed62a66ed26a17b51354cb13a14 Mon Sep 17 00:00:00 2001 From: Yaraslau Tamashevich Date: Thu, 13 Aug 2026 14:26:50 +0300 Subject: [PATCH 03/14] ladder: rung 2 -- bookmarks Multi-user bookmarks with tags, bulk edit, Netscape-format import, a cross-user shared feed, and session-based auth. Co-Authored-By: Claude Sonnet 5 --- examples/bookmarks/CMakeLists.txt | 50 + examples/bookmarks/README.md | 487 ++++++++++ examples/bookmarks/gui/main.cpp | 146 +++ .../bookmarks/gui/qml/BookmarkListView.qml | 531 +++++++++++ examples/bookmarks/gui/qml/LoginView.qml | 101 ++ examples/bookmarks/gui/qml/Main.qml | 102 +++ .../gui_lib/bookmark_forms_controller.cpp | 37 + .../gui_lib/bookmark_forms_controller.hpp | 140 +++ .../bookmarks/gui_lib/bookmark_presenter.cpp | 87 ++ .../bookmarks/gui_lib/bookmark_presenter.hpp | 124 +++ .../gui_lib/bookmark_qml_bridges.cpp | 282 ++++++ .../gui_lib/bookmark_qml_bridges.hpp | 299 ++++++ .../bookmarks/gui_lib/bookmark_schemas.hpp | 59 ++ .../gui_lib/shared_feed_presenter.cpp | 24 + .../gui_lib/shared_feed_presenter.hpp | 56 ++ examples/bookmarks/gui_lib/tag_presenter.cpp | 35 + examples/bookmarks/gui_lib/tag_presenter.hpp | 66 ++ examples/bookmarks/gui_wasm/main_wasm.cpp | 112 +++ .../bookmarks/include/bookmarks/app/app.hpp | 187 ++++ .../bookmarks/app/metadata_fetcher.hpp | 65 ++ .../bookmarks/auth/bookmarks_authorizer.hpp | 295 ++++++ .../include/bookmarks/core/errors.hpp | 62 ++ .../include/bookmarks/core/types.hpp | 160 ++++ .../include/bookmarks/db/bookmark_entity.hpp | 47 + .../bookmarks/db/bookmark_tag_entity.hpp | 29 + .../include/bookmarks/db/database.hpp | 15 + .../include/bookmarks/db/db_model.hpp | 47 + .../bookmarks/db/imported_op_entity.hpp | 24 + .../include/bookmarks/db/outbox_entity.hpp | 34 + .../include/bookmarks/db/tag_entity.hpp | 26 + .../include/bookmarks/dto/auth_dto.hpp | 123 +++ .../include/bookmarks/dto/bookmark_dto.hpp | 236 +++++ .../include/bookmarks/dto/bulk_dto.hpp | 51 ++ .../bookmarks/dto/import_export_dto.hpp | 61 ++ .../include/bookmarks/dto/shared_feed_dto.hpp | 32 + .../include/bookmarks/dto/tag_dto.hpp | 54 ++ .../bookmarks/import/netscape_bookmarks.hpp | 39 + .../include/bookmarks/models/auth_model.hpp | 40 + .../bookmarks/models/bookmark_model.hpp | 83 ++ .../bookmarks/models/shared_feed_model.hpp | 25 + .../include/bookmarks/models/tag_model.hpp | 29 + .../bookmarks/include/bookmarks/units.hpp | 46 + examples/bookmarks/src/app/app.cpp | 304 ++++++ examples/bookmarks/src/db/schema.cpp | 80 ++ examples/bookmarks/src/dto/auth_dto.cpp | 10 + .../src/import/netscape_bookmarks.cpp | 125 +++ examples/bookmarks/src/models/auth_model.cpp | 60 ++ .../bookmarks/src/models/bookmark_model.cpp | 643 +++++++++++++ .../src/models/shared_feed_model.cpp | 94 ++ examples/bookmarks/src/models/tag_model.cpp | 195 ++++ examples/bookmarks/src/server/main.cpp | 221 +++++ examples/bookmarks/tests/test_app.cpp | 464 ++++++++++ .../bookmarks/tests/test_bookmark_dto.cpp | 108 +++ .../bookmarks/tests/test_bookmark_model.cpp | 866 ++++++++++++++++++ .../tests/test_bookmark_presenter.cpp | 498 ++++++++++ .../tests/test_bookmark_qml_bridges.cpp | 858 +++++++++++++++++ .../tests/test_bookmarks_authorizer.cpp | 289 ++++++ .../bookmarks/tests/test_bookmarks_schema.cpp | 93 ++ .../bookmarks/tests/test_bookmarks_types.cpp | 62 ++ .../bookmarks/tests/test_gui_qml_smoke.cpp | 108 +++ .../tests/test_netscape_bookmarks.cpp | 44 + .../tests/test_shared_feed_model.cpp | 83 ++ .../tests/test_shared_feed_presenter.cpp | 139 +++ .../bookmarks/tests/test_tag_bulk_dto.cpp | 68 ++ examples/bookmarks/tests/test_tag_model.cpp | 169 ++++ .../bookmarks/tests/test_tag_presenter.cpp | 273 ++++++ 66 files changed, 10402 insertions(+) create mode 100644 examples/bookmarks/CMakeLists.txt create mode 100644 examples/bookmarks/README.md create mode 100644 examples/bookmarks/gui/main.cpp create mode 100644 examples/bookmarks/gui/qml/BookmarkListView.qml create mode 100644 examples/bookmarks/gui/qml/LoginView.qml create mode 100644 examples/bookmarks/gui/qml/Main.qml create mode 100644 examples/bookmarks/gui_lib/bookmark_forms_controller.cpp create mode 100644 examples/bookmarks/gui_lib/bookmark_forms_controller.hpp create mode 100644 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src/dto/ (Task 12's auth DTO validation), so +# without an explicit target_sources() call the rung fails to link with +# undefined bookmarks::import::parseNetscapeChunk / bookmarks::Login::validate. +# Confirmed against Task 12's independent build (task-12-report.md, +# "Verification" section). +if(TARGET ladder_bookmarks_lib) + target_sources(ladder_bookmarks_lib PRIVATE + "${CMAKE_CURRENT_SOURCE_DIR}/src/import/netscape_bookmarks.cpp" + "${CMAKE_CURRENT_SOURCE_DIR}/src/dto/auth_dto.cpp") +endif() + +# ladder_bookmarks_lib is native-only (morph_add_rung.cmake's own comment: +# "ladder__gui_wasm never links ladder__lib — so this target +# genuinely never needs to build under Emscripten at all"), so the +# target_sources() call above silently no-ops under EMSCRIPTEN and +# auth_dto.cpp is never compiled into anything the WASM GUI links — +# undefined bookmarks::Login::validate() at the ladder_bookmarks_gui_wasm +# link step. auth_dto.cpp has no persistence dependency (pure DTO +# validation), so it is equally at home in ladder_bookmarks_gui_lib, which +# does build under Emscripten and is what ladder_bookmarks_gui_wasm links. +if(TARGET ladder_bookmarks_gui_lib AND NOT TARGET ladder_bookmarks_lib) + target_sources(ladder_bookmarks_gui_lib PRIVATE + "${CMAKE_CURRENT_SOURCE_DIR}/src/dto/auth_dto.cpp") +endif() + +# ── The WASM client's server url ──────────────────────────────────────────── +# Same mechanism as pastebin's own CMakeLists.txt — see that file's comment. +if(TARGET ladder_bookmarks_gui_wasm) + if(NOT DEFINED MORPH_LADDER_BOOKMARKS_WASM_SERVER_URL) + set(MORPH_LADDER_BOOKMARKS_WASM_SERVER_URL "ws://127.0.0.1:8766" CACHE STRING + "URL bookmarks' WASM client connects to; must be a reachable ladder_bookmarks_server.") + endif() + target_compile_definitions(ladder_bookmarks_gui_wasm PRIVATE + MORPH_LADDER_BOOKMARKS_WASM_SERVER_URL="${MORPH_LADDER_BOOKMARKS_WASM_SERVER_URL}" + ) +endif() diff --git a/examples/bookmarks/README.md b/examples/bookmarks/README.md new file mode 100644 index 00000000..51616c65 --- /dev/null +++ b/examples/bookmarks/README.md @@ -0,0 +1,487 @@ +# bookmarks — rung 2 of the [application ladder](../LADDER.md) + +**Status: shipped** — every rung-2 task is complete; see +[Definition of done](#definition-of-done) for what that does and does not +mean, and ["The client, and its known gaps"](#the-client-and-its-known-gaps--stated-rather-than-smoothed-over) +for what the shipped client cannot reach (tagging and pagination are not +reachable from the GUI; the native stack is verified end to end, the WASM +client is written and CI-gated but has never been compiled here). A +multi-user bookmark manager: save URLs, tag them, search, bulk-edit, +archive, share with other users. The first "small but real" app: several +related entities, real authorization, and the first background jobs. + +## Running it + +```bash +# One-time configure (Qt 6.5+, an ODBC SQLite3 driver, MORPH_BUILD_FORMS_QML +# for the schema-driven forms): +cmake -S . -B build -G Ninja \ + -DMORPH_BUILD_QT=ON -DMORPH_BUILD_FORMS_QML=ON \ + -DMORPH_BUILD_LADDER=ON -DMORPH_LADDER_RUNGS=bookmarks + +# Server (owns the database, the signing secret, the action journal, the +# metadata-fetch worker and the outbox relay). The secret is required and has +# no default: it signs every token the server mints and verifies every token +# it is shown, so a built-in fallback would be a published signing key. +BOOKMARKS_TOKEN_SECRET="pick-something-real" \ +BOOKMARKS_DB="DRIVER=SQLite3;Database=bookmarks.db;Timeout=5000" \ +BOOKMARKS_PORT=8766 ./build/examples/bookmarks/ladder_bookmarks_server + +# Desktop client, either deployment mode: +./build/examples/bookmarks/ladder_bookmarks_gui # in-process +./build/examples/bookmarks/ladder_bookmarks_gui --server ws://127.0.0.1:8766 +``` + +Sign in with any username (dev-mode login, no password — see +`include/bookmarks/dto/auth_dto.hpp` for exactly what that does and does not +mean). Run two clients with two usernames against one server to see the +isolated collections and the shared feed. + +`Local` mode is deliberately the smaller deployment: it hosts the models in +the client process, so it journals nothing, runs no metadata worker and no +outbox relay, and — because `LocalBackend` runs no authorizer at all — is +single-user by construction. The two-user isolation this rung is *about* is +only meaningful against the server. + +## Reference implementations + +- **[linkding](https://github.com/sissbruecker/linkding)** (Python/Django, + MIT, SQLite by default, ~11k LOC app + ~23k LOC tests) — the anchor. + Probably the cleanest small schema in its class (9 Django models in + `bookmarks/models.py`), a complete REST API, and an exceptional test suite + to steal test cases from. +- [Shaarli](https://github.com/shaarli/Shaarli) (PHP, flat-file, no DB) — + secondary reference: proof that single-user bookmarking needs no database + at all; its whole-datastore-in-memory design is literally morph's + in-process model. Good for the local-backend-only variant. + +## What to implement + +Models: `BookmarkModel` (per-user collection), `TagModel`, later +`SharedFeedModel`. Follow linkding's schema: `Bookmark` (url, title, +description, notes, unread, archived, timestamps), `Tag`, many-to-many +bookmark↔tag, `UserProfile`. + +Actions, in build order: + +1. Bookmark CRUD + archive/unarchive + tag assignment. +2. Search/list with filters (tag, unread, archived, text) and pagination. +3. **Bulk operations** — `BulkEdit { ids, addTags, removeTags, archive }`: + the first multi-entity atomic action; all-or-nothing against SQLite. +4. Tag rename/merge (cascades across bookmarks). +5. Netscape HTML import/export — large payload through the wire protocol; + measure where message-size bounds (`docs/spec/security.md`) bite. +6. **Sharing**: mark bookmarks shared, other users read a merged shared feed. + +## morph subsystems exercised + +- **Sessions & authorization** for the first time: every action carries a + `session::Context`; an `IAuthorizer` scopes users to their own collections; + shared feeds are the first cross-principal read. Per review, adopt **real + signed-token authentication here**, not hand-waved principals: the shipped + `SigningAuthorizer` + `authenticate()` hook + (`include/morph/session/session_auth.hpp`, `docs/spec/session/session.md`) + are essentially untested at app scale — more precisely than originally + framed: `examples/bank/tests/test_remote.cpp`'s `NoCloseAuthorizer` + authenticates by trusting `ctx.principal` outright with **no signature + verification at all**, and says so in its own comment. **Bookmarks is the + first rung to wire real signed-token auth end-to-end**, not merely the + first to touch `IAuthorizer`. This rung's server mints and verifies tokens + with `SigningAuthorizer`'s default `hmacSha256` MAC (not + `MORPH_REQUIRE_VETTED_HMAC`'s stricter injected-MAC mode — that flag is a + hardened-deployment concern for a later rung to pick up; this one exercises + the ordinary path). `authorizeRegister`/`authorizeInstance` were intended + to be exercised for real (see "Design decisions" below), with + `tests/test_policy_hardening.cpp`'s `OwnershipAuthorizer` as the framework + precedent for per-user instance ownership — **neither turned out to be + reachable from an application; see the "Corrected by finding 027" bullet + under "Design decisions"**. What *is* wired end-to-end and genuinely + exercised is the part that matters most: signed tokens minted by the + server, verified on every single `execute`, with the verified principal + made authoritative before any model runs. The local backend genuinely + never authorizes (`LocalBackend::registerModel`/`registerModelShared` + consult no `IAuthorizer` anywhere in `backend.hpp`) — models re-check + `Context::principal` themselves regardless of backend, per rule 1. +- **The background-job pattern** (this rung's framework-level deliverable): + linkding auto-fetches title/favicon/preview after save + (`bookmarks/services/tasks.py`) — work *triggered* by an action that + completes later and mutates the model outside any client request. + **Resolved: internal-client pattern, no new framework seam.** A typed + in-process path already exists and is sufficient — + `SimulatedRemoteBackend` is a shipped public backend routing through the + complete server pipeline (authorizer, journal log provider, per-instance + strand). `examples/pastebin/src/app/app.cpp`'s `App`/`_sweepBridge` + already proves the pattern working end-to-end (a `shared_ptr`-captured + `BridgeHandler` kept alive across every dispatched call's + `.then()`/`.onError()`, closing the real race a plain local handler would + hit against `RemoteServer`'s async dispatch); this rung's metadata-fetch + worker reuses that shape unchanged. One part of the original framing was + overstated and is corrected here: `handleInline` does reject `"execute"` + (a real, documented restriction — its reply would write into a stack + buffer already gone by the time the async reply lands), but + `SimulatedRemoteBackend::execute()` never calls `handleInline` — it calls + the async 2-argument `handle()`, so the rejection never fires for the + internal-client path; it was never actually a blocker. + **Service-principal convention (defined here, for every later rung that + reuses this pattern):** the worker mints its own signed token via a + `TokenIssuer` sharing the server's `SigningAuthorizer` secret, with + `principal = "system:metadata-fetcher"`, and attaches it to every call via + `Bridge::setDefaultSession()`. Its calls then authenticate and authorize + exactly like a real user's — fully auditable in the journal via + `session::current()->principal` inside the model — with zero framework + changes. `ConnectionId 0` (`SimulatedRemoteBackend`'s calls are always + connection-unscoped, so nothing it registers is ever reclaimed by + `closeConnection`) is not a new problem: it is the same manual + lifetime-ownership discipline `App`'s shutdown-drain contract already + established in rung 1, reused verbatim. The GUI sees results on a later + poll: this rung's DoD includes a **minimal `GetChangesSince` poll action** + as the event-pattern preview (rung 3 formalizes the full event-queue + design) — there is no existing polling/event-sequencing precedent + anywhere in the framework to reuse; this rung builds it from a bare + `Timestamp`-cursor query, deliberately minimal. +- **Journal**: tag renames and bulk edits give the first multi-row entries. + Two separate decisions, both resolved: + (a) **store/log atomicity — split by blast radius.** `BulkEdit` and tag + rename/merge (the actions that touch more than one row) opt into + `IModelHolder::setOutboxManaged(true)` + `journal::OutboxRelay`, following + `examples/concepts/journal_and_outbox.cpp`'s worked pattern (the only + existing consumer of this mechanism anywhere in the repo — rung 0/1 and + bank never use it): the model writes its own outbox row inside the same + `SqlTransaction` as the multi-row mutation, and a relay pass drains it into + the durable `IActionLog` separately, so a crash mid-mutation can never + leave the store *and* the journal disagreeing about a partially-applied + bulk change. Plain single-row bookmark CRUD (create/edit/archive/delete) + keeps the framework's default two-independent-write behavior — the same + choice rung 1 made for `PasteModel`, but only ever *implicitly*; here it is + explicit: a crash between the store commit and the journal append can lose + that one action's journal entry, but can never corrupt the store, and a + single-row loss carries none of a partially-applied bulk edit's ambiguity. + (b) **Undo: no generic undo**, consistent with the ladder-wide position + [`LADDER.md`](../LADDER.md)'s "Journal honesty" section already recorded at + rung 1 — `journal::undoLast()` returns a *detached* holder with no API to + reinstall it into a live server registry, so in-place undo of a shared + instance is not possible today, full stop. `DeleteBookmark` is a hard + delete with no compensating action (mirroring rung 1's `DeletePaste`); + `unarchive` is an ordinary domain action that happens to reverse `archive` + in effect, not journal-level undo, and needed no special framework + support to write. + +## Design decisions + +Three further decisions this rung's README named or implied but didn't yet +resolve in writing: + +- **Model topology and the shared feed — corrected after deeper research + (see below), superseding the paragraph this bullet originally had.** + `BookmarkModel`, `TagModel`, and `SharedFeedModel` are **all registered + plain** — no `BRIDGE_MODEL_KEY`/`AllowShared` anywhere in this rung. + The original plan was framework-`shared` instances "keyed by principal," + with ownership enforced through `authorizeInstance`; that design does not + work. `include/morph/core/remote.hpp:800` — + `_owners[fresh] = std::string{}; // shared instances are ownerless, by + design` — inside `RemoteServer::acquireSharedInstance()`, with the + surrounding doc comment (`remote.hpp:714-722`) explaining why: a shared + instance's owner is *always* recorded empty, specifically so + `authorizeInstance`'s `ownerPrincipal == ctx.principal` check does not + reject the second, third, ... client who attaches to it. That makes the + ownership check a **no-op** for any `AllowShared` model — exactly + backwards from what per-user ownership needs. The mechanism that actually + records a real owner is *plain* (non-shared) registration: + `remote.hpp:962-966,1011` stamps `_owners[mid] = + std::move(env.session.principal)` from the verified, authenticated caller. + So `BookmarkModel`/`TagModel` are registered plain, exactly like + `pastebin::PasteModel` — each client's own `register` call gets its own + fresh instance, and `authorizeInstance` genuinely denies a different + principal from touching that specific instance. Nothing about "one + collection per user" is lost by dropping the shared-instance framing: a + model instance carries no meaningful in-memory state here — all real + state is the database, partitioned by an `ownerPrincipal` column — so + every registration by the same user, from any device, reads and writes + the identical rows regardless of how many separate instances exist for + them. `SharedFeedModel` is *also* registered plain, for a different + reason: `AllowShared` requires a keyed action + (`BRIDGE_MODEL_KEY`/`ActionKeyTraits`) to converge multiple clients onto + the *same* instance, machinery built for genuine multi-client convergence + that buys nothing here — every `SharedFeedModel` instance reads the + identical `WHERE shared = 1` rows regardless of how many instances exist, + so there is nothing to converge. One `BookmarksAuthorizer` + (`ownerPrincipal.empty() || ownerPrincipal == ctx.principal`, the + `OwnershipAuthorizer` shape from `tests/test_policy_hardening.cpp`) covers + all three model types without branching: plain-registered + `BookmarkModel`/`TagModel` get a real, non-empty owner check; + `SharedFeedModel`'s own `execute()` never uses `ownerPrincipal` to filter + anything, so the same check being trivially permissive there is harmless + — its actual protection is `authorizeRegister`'s "must be authenticated" + gate. Ownership is enforced twice regardless, per rule 1: server-side via + the authorizer, and again inside the model itself against + `Context::principal`, since the local backend enforces neither. +- **Corrected by finding 027 (task 12): the two authorizer hooks above are + not reachable from an application, and the model's own re-check is what + carries per-user ownership.** The bullet above is right about *which* + registration path records an owner (plain, not shared) and right about the + code it cites — but `RemoteServer` stamps `_owners[mid]` from + `env.session.principal`, and no `Bridge` client ever puts a session on a + `register` envelope: `wire::makeRegister` does not carry one and + `IBackend`'s registration surface has no parameter for one, so `Bridge`'s + default session reaches `execute` and nothing else + (`docs/findings/027-register-envelope-carries-no-session.md`). Two + consequences, both verified against a real `RemoteServer` while wiring + `App`: (1) an `authorizeRegister` that requires a non-empty principal — + what this rung originally shipped, copied from the framework's own + `tests/test_register_authorization.cpp` — rejects *every* client's very + first `BridgeHandler` construction, valid token or not, so it is now + documented as unconditionally permissive; and (2) the recorded owner is + always empty, so `authorizeInstance`'s ownership comparison never denies + anything and is retained only against a future fix. **Nothing about this + rung's user isolation depends on either.** Every `execute` still goes + through `SigningAuthorizer::authorize()` (a real signature and expiry + check, on a token an unauthenticated caller cannot produce), `RemoteServer` + still overwrites `Context::principal` with the verified identity before the + model runs, and every model still scopes its own queries to that principal + per rule 1 — which the bullet above already called the second of two + enforcement points and is now simply the only one. The one action that + deliberately does not scope by row owner, `RecordMetadata`, checks in its + own body that the caller *is* the metadata-fetch service principal, and + `AuthModel` refuses to mint a token in the reserved `system:` namespace, so + that authority cannot be requested from outside. +- **Bookmark↔tag many-to-many.** Lightweight's `DataMapper` ships + `HasManyThrough` + (`.../DataMapper/HasManyThrough.hpp`), but it cannot be used as an embedded + member on `BookmarkRecord`/`TagRecord` here: `DataMapper::Update()`'s + non-reflection path calls `IsModified()` on every record member via + `EnumerateRecordMembers`, and neither `HasMany` nor + `HasManyThrough` declares that method — a record type that embeds + either fails to compile the moment `Update()` is instantiated for it + (verified directly against Lightweight's vendored + `DataMapper.hpp`/`Description.hpp`; independently confirmed by + `examples/bank/include/bank/db/account_entity.hpp`'s own doc comment + making the identical argument for `HasMany`). So: `BookmarkRecord`/ + `TagRecord` carry **zero** relation-typed members. The many-to-many is + still a real junction entity, `BookmarkTagRecord` (`BelongsTo` the + bookmark, `BelongsTo` the tag, its own surrogate primary key) — but tag + reads go through a plain `Query().Where(...)` call in + the model, never an embedded relation field. `BookmarkTagRecord` itself + never needs `Update()` (only `Create`/delete), so this doesn't affect it. + Tag assignment/removal is a direct `Create`/delete of `BookmarkTagRecord` + rows by the model — this was always true regardless of the + `HasManyThrough` question, since its own `Loader` is read-only + (`count`/`all`/`each`, no `Add`/`Remove`) — consistent with `HasMany`'s + own documented limitations elsewhere in the ladder (rule 4's "Lightweight's + own documented idioms" clause). No new sanctioned-escape-tier entry is + needed: a plain `Query<>()` call is ordinary `DataMapper` usage, not an + escape. +- **Bulk-write mechanics.** `BulkEdit`'s per-item mutations are heterogeneous + (some ids get tags added, others removed, some archived) — `SqlStatement:: + ExecuteBatch` only fits a homogeneous single-statement batch, so it is not + the right tool here. `BulkEdit` (and tag rename/merge) use N individual + statements inside one `Lightweight::SqlTransaction{mapper().Connection(), + SqlTransactionMode::ROLLBACK}`, the same all-or-nothing pattern + `PasteModel::execute(GetPaste)`/`execute(EditPaste)` already proved out in + rung 1 — any unhandled throw mid-batch rolls back automatically, and + `transaction.Commit()` is reached only once every item in the batch has + applied. + +Every decision above was verified against real source before being written +here, not assumed from a doc comment: `SigningAuthorizer`, +`SimulatedRemoteBackend`, `OutboxRelay`, and `OwnershipAuthorizer` were all +read in `include/morph/` and `tests/` directly, and `HasManyThrough`'s +read-only `Loader` shape was confirmed against Lightweight's own vendored +source and test entities, alongside the `examples/pastebin`/ +`examples/concepts` precedents cited inline above. + +## Expected strain points + +- Background fetches racing user edits on the same bookmark — strand + serialization should make this safe; write the test that proves it. +- **Cross-model rename race**: `TagModel` renames a tag while a + `BookmarkModel` `BulkEdit` adds the old name — two strands, no + cross-instance transactions, and the strand *cannot* fix it. The test + documents where consistency becomes app responsibility. +- **Local mode has no authorization at all** (the local backend never + authorizes): the first multi-user rung must demonstrate this with a test + and document the mitigation — models re-checking `Context::principal` + themselves, per `docs/spec/security.md`. +- **Unicode tags**: NFC/NFD and case — SQLite `NOCASE` is ASCII-only, so + the C++ comparison, the SQLite unique index, and the GUI display can + disagree; pick a normalization point and test it. +- Favicon/preview blobs: store paths in SQLite, bytes on disk; do not send + them through the action protocol. +- Import of thousands of bookmarks: chunked actions; a connection drop + between chunks must resume without duplicating (idempotency keys) and + without a phantom half-import in the journal. + +## Definition of done + +- Two users on the remote backend with isolated collections and a working + shared feed; authorization enforced server-side, not by the client. This + originally read "specifically via the shipped `authorizeRegister` and + `authorizeInstance` hooks … not only model-level checks", on the reasoning + that leaving them untested here means they stay untested forever. Task 12 + did exercise them against a real `RemoteServer` and that is precisely how + finding 027 was found: neither hook can see a caller's identity, because + `register` envelopes carry no session. The criterion therefore reads: + server-side enforcement via `SigningAuthorizer::authorize()` on every + action plus the models' own verified-principal scoping, **with the two + instance hooks' unreachability filed as a finding** — which is a better + outcome for the ladder's actual product (findings) than a hook that + silently allowed everything would have been. +- Metadata auto-fetch demonstrably running as a background job: bookmark + appears immediately; title/favicon arrive via the minimal + `GetChangesSince` poll (the rung-3 preview). +- Bulk edit is atomic under injected mid-batch failure. +- The background-job design record (internal-client vs. framework seam, + service principal, journaling of job mutations) written in this README. + +## Known gaps this rung ships with + +Everything below is a real gap, stated here rather than left for a reader to +discover. Gaps in the *client* specifically have their own list further down; +these are the domain- and test-coverage ones. + +- **Unicode tag normalization is unaddressed.** "Expected strain points" + above asks this rung to pick a normalization point (NFC/NFD, case) and + test it. It does not: tag names are compared and indexed as raw bytes, so + a `café` typed as NFC and one typed as NFD are two different tags, and + SQLite's ASCII-only `NOCASE` does not close it. No test covers this. +- **Chunked import is correct but never tested at scale.** Idempotency per + `opId` is tested, and a chunk over `kMaxImportChunkBytes` is refused with + `TooLarge` — deliberately not by `ImportBookmarks::validate()` itself, + since every real dispatch path (`Bridge::executeVia`, `RemoteServer`) + consults `validate()` before `BookmarkModel::execute` is ever reached, so + a `validate()`-level rejection would always surface as the untyped + `ValidationError`, never as `TooLarge`. The distinction is only + observable in-process (a direct call, or `Local`/`LocalSingleThread` + dispatch through `Bridge`): over `Socket`/remote transport, + `RemoteServer` encodes every server-side exception as an opaque + `wire::makeErr(exc.what())` string and the client reconstructs a generic + `std::runtime_error`, discarding the original type — a framework-wide + property of every model's typed errors, not specific to this rung. + Nothing here imports thousands of bookmarks across many chunks, and no + test drops a connection mid-sequence. +- **The transport's own message-size bound is not measured by this rung.** + `kMaxImportChunkBytes` is set "well under" it, but that relationship is + asserted, not verified: there is no bookmarks equivalent of pastebin's + "An oversized `CreatePaste` is refused by the transport" test. If the + transport bound ever drops below 64 KiB, this rung's own chunk limit stops + being the one that bites and nothing here would notice. +- **`is_unread` is write-once at creation — nothing ever clears it.** Every + bookmark is created unread and no action (there is no `MarkRead`/ + `MarkUnread`) ever flips the column. So `ReadFilter::ReadOnly` always + returns an empty page, and `ReadFilter::UnreadOnly` is behaviorally + identical to `ReadFilter::Any`. The column, the enum and the filter are all + wired end to end and would work the moment a mutating action exists; there + simply isn't one. +- **The GUI never leaves the first page.** `BookmarkBridge::refresh()` + discards the `nextCursor` every list/feed response carries, and no QML + binding asks for a further page. The shipped client therefore shows at most + the first ~20 bookmarks (and the first ~20 shared-feed entries) with no way + to reach the rest. Pagination is fully implemented and tested at the model + level — the keyset cursor works — it is only the client that does not use + it. + +## The client, and its known gaps — stated rather than smoothed over + +The desktop client (`gui/`, `gui_lib/`) is schema-driven throughout +(`../IMPLEMENTATION.md` rule 2): `Login`, `CreateBookmark`, `EditBookmark`, +`ImportBookmarks`, `RenameTag` and `MergeTags` all render from +`morph::forms::schemaJson()` through the shipped `MorphForms` +`DynamicForm`, including the login screen — there is **no hand-built username +field**, and no hand-built input widget anywhere. The one non-form input on +the whole screen is the per-row selection checkbox, which types nothing. + +Two pieces of glue carry their own written justification, per rule 2's "(b) +pure glue with no domain logic" clause: + +- `gui::BookmarkFormsController` — this rung's copy of + `morph::qt::forms::FormsControllerCore`, composed over an injected + `Bridge&`/`IExecutor*` rather than constructing its own `LocalBackend` + ([finding 021](../../docs/findings/021-forms-controller-core-hardcodes-localbackend.md); + the same justification `pastebin::gui::PasteFormsController` carries, plus + one genuinely new part — routing an action-type string to whichever of the + three form-serving models owns it). +- `gui::FormsBridge::onLoginSucceeded` — installs the token the server + returned as the shared `Bridge`'s default session, so every subsequent + action carries it. Infrastructure wiring, not business logic: it decides + nothing, and both the token and the principal it announces are the + server's, never the client's claim. + +Known gaps: + +- **`DynamicForm` has no control for a JSON `array` field.** + `CreateBookmark::tags`/`EditBookmark::tags` are `std::vector` + and reach the renderer as `{"type":"array","items":{"type":"string"}}`, for + which it falls back to a plain text field whose contents encode as a JSON + *string* — which the server then rejects with a decode error. Both members + are optional, so leaving them blank is well defined and the rest of each + form works; the failure is loud, not silent. The practical consequence: + **tagging is not reachable from the shipped GUI at all**, on either create + or edit. The protocol itself is fine — a client that assembles the body + itself sends `"tags":["work","home"]` and the model creates both tags, which + is how the end-to-end run exercised tag creation, rename and merge — so this + is purely a renderer limitation. Filed as + [finding 031](../../docs/findings/031-dynamicform-has-no-array-field-control.md), + which is stricter about it than this section originally was: the review + concluded this is not a missing feature that degrades gracefully but a + **silent-wrong-render defect** — a normal, enabled, apparently-functional + text input a user can type into and submit, producing a body the server is + guaranteed to reject every time, with nothing in the UI saying why. The + finding names the entry point for a fix + (`src/qt/forms/qml/DynamicForm.qml`'s `fields` descriptor around + lines 160-213, plus the matching arm in `fieldJsonLiteral`). +- **`BulkEdit` is not a form**, for that reason: its one required member is + `std::vector`. The GUI drives it from the list's own + multi-selection through `BookmarkBridge::bulkArchive` instead, where no + typing is involved. +- **Six model instances per client, not four.** `app.cpp`'s `kMaxLiveModels` + comment budgets "roughly one instance per model type it uses (four in this + rung)". The shipped client registers six: the forms controller owns an + `AuthModel`, a `BookmarkModel` and a `TagModel` handler, and the three + presenters own a `BookmarkModel`, a `TagModel` and a `SharedFeedModel` + handler. `BridgeHandler` is a template over one model type and both + classes take `(Bridge&, IExecutor*)` by presenter rule 2, so sharing one + handler between them is not expressible today. At the 256 cap that is ~42 + concurrent clients rather than ~64. +- **Registration timing** + ([finding 024](../../docs/findings/024-no-registration-settled-seam.md)): + `BookmarkListView` opens with a bounded retry `Timer`, bounded by success + rather than by an attempt cap, exactly as rung 1's client does. The login + submit has no such retry, because it is user-initiated: a click that lands + before registration settles reports "handler not bound" and the next click + works. Measured against a real server, registration settles well inside the + time it takes to type a username, so this was never observed in practice — + but it is reachable, and a server that never answers leaves both the retry + timer spinning at ~6.7 Hz and the login button failing forever, since + `Remote` mode has no connect timeout at all. +- **No `--seed`.** `LADDER.md` asks every rung for one; this rung's server + ships none, deliberately — see `src/server/main.cpp`'s file comment for the + argument (seeding by direct model call would need + `morph::session::detail::ScopedContext`, the exact detail-namespace reach + [finding 019](../../docs/findings/019-testkit-reaches-into-four-detail-namespaces.md) + objects to, and the internal-client alternative is rung 4's `action_driver` + work). Demo data is created through the client. +- **The offscreen QML smoke test proves loading, not behavior** — see + `tests/test_gui_qml_smoke.cpp`'s own header comment for exactly what it + does and does not cover. The behavioral half is the presenter suites plus + the manual end-to-end run. + +### Two bugs the first real client run found + +Both were invisible to every test that existed, because every test drove the +models or the presenters directly and none drove *the client*: + +1. **Login was unreachable over a real server.** + `SigningAuthorizer::authorize()` verifies `Context::token` on every + `execute` and rejects when there is none — including for `Login`, the only + way to obtain a token. A fresh client got `err "unauthorized"` for + everything it could possibly send. `BookmarksAuthorizer::authorize` now + carves out exactly `AuthModel`/`Login` and nothing else; see its doc + comment for why that gives nothing away, and + `tests/test_bookmarks_authorizer.cpp` for the unit-level and + over-the-wire regression tests. +2. **`CreateBookmark::title` was schema-`required`.** It was missing from + `optionalFields`, so the generated create form refused to submit without a + title — making it impossible to create from the GUI the very title-less + bookmark the background metadata fetch exists to complete, which is one of + this rung's own definition-of-done items. `title` is now optional in both + `CreateBookmark` and `EditBookmark`, matching what `validate()` and the + member's own doc comment always said. diff --git a/examples/bookmarks/gui/main.cpp b/examples/bookmarks/gui/main.cpp new file mode 100644 index 00000000..f567cf60 --- /dev/null +++ b/examples/bookmarks/gui/main.cpp @@ -0,0 +1,146 @@ +// SPDX-License-Identifier: Apache-2.0 + +/// @file +/// bookmarks' desktop client shell: one `AppContext` (deployment mode from +/// `--server`), the four QML adapters `gui_lib/bookmark_qml_bridges.hpp` +/// defines built inside `ctx.onReady()`, and a `QQmlApplicationEngine` +/// loading this rung's own QML module (`Bookmarks`, see +/// `cmake/morph_add_rung.cmake`). +/// +/// Usage: +/// @code +/// ladder_bookmarks_gui # in-process backend +/// ladder_bookmarks_gui --server ws://127.0.0.1:8766 # standalone server +/// @endcode +/// +/// Everything below the deployment-mode choice is intended to be shared +/// verbatim with a future `gui_wasm/main_wasm.cpp` — the adapters, the schema +/// document and the QML module all live outside this file precisely so the +/// two clients can be one program with two `main()`s (`examples/TESTING.md`, +/// "same client code"). + +#include +#include +#include +#include +#include +#include + +#include "bookmark_qml_bridges.hpp" +#include "bookmarks/auth/bookmarks_authorizer.hpp" +#include "bookmarks/db/database.hpp" +#include "gui/app_context.hpp" + +#include + +#include +#include +#include +#include + +namespace { + +/// @brief `--server ` if present, otherwise no url (in-process mode). +/// @param args The application's argument list. +/// @return The parsed url, or `std::nullopt` for in-process mode. +[[nodiscard]] std::optional serverUrlFromArgs(const QStringList& args) { + const auto index = args.indexOf(QStringLiteral("--server")); + if (index < 0 || index + 1 >= args.size()) { + return std::nullopt; + } + return QUrl{args.at(index + 1)}; +} + +} // namespace + +int main(int argc, char** argv) { + QGuiApplication qtApp{argc, argv}; + + const auto serverUrl = serverUrlFromArgs(QCoreApplication::arguments()); + + // Local mode hosts every model in this very process, so this process is + // also the one that has to point Lightweight at a database, apply the + // migrations, and install the `TokenIssuer` `AuthModel` mints from — + // the same bootstrap `src/server/main.cpp` performs, for the same + // reasons. `Remote` mode must *not* do any of it: the server owns the + // store and the signing secret, and a client opening the same SQLite file + // behind the server's back is a second writer. + // + // Local mode is deliberately the *smaller* deployment, not an equivalent + // one, exactly as in rung 1: `bookmarks::app::App` (the durable action + // log, the metadata-fetch worker, the outbox relay and the real + // `BookmarksAuthorizer`) lives only in the server binary. A Local-mode + // client therefore journals nothing, never fetches a title, never relays + // an outbox row, and — because `LocalBackend` runs no authorizer at all — + // is authenticated only in the sense that each model re-reads + // `session::current()->principal` and scopes its own queries to it + // (`docs/spec/security.md`; `examples/bookmarks/README.md`'s "Local mode + // has no authorization at all" strain point). It is a single-user + // developer convenience; the two-user isolation this rung is *about* is + // only meaningful against the server. + // + // The Local-mode secret is a fixed literal on purpose: it is used to sign + // and immediately verify a token inside one process that also owns the + // database file, so it protects nothing and pretending otherwise (an + // env var, a keyring) would suggest it does. + if (!serverUrl) { + const char* connectionString = std::getenv("BOOKMARKS_DB"); + bookmarks::db::setup(connectionString != nullptr + ? connectionString + : "DRIVER=SQLite3;Database=bookmarks.db;Timeout=5000"); + // hmacSha256 named explicitly -- see the identical note at + // bookmarks/src/app/app.cpp's setTokenIssuer() call: TokenIssuer's + // default is dropped entirely under MORPH_REQUIRE_VETTED_HMAC. + bookmarks::auth::setTokenIssuer(std::make_shared<::morph::session::TokenIssuer>( + std::string{"local-mode-development-secret"}, ::morph::session::hmacSha256)); + } + + // Mirrors AppContext's own doc-comment construction pattern: pick the + // mode, then build every handler from inside onReady() — a Remote context + // is *not* usable the line after its constructor returns + // (docs/findings/017). + ::morph::ladder::gui::AppContext ctx{ + serverUrl ? ::morph::ladder::gui::AppContext::Mode{::morph::ladder::gui::Remote{.url = *serverUrl}} + : ::morph::ladder::gui::AppContext::Mode{::morph::ladder::gui::Local{.workers = 4}}}; + + QQmlApplicationEngine engine; + std::unique_ptr formsBridge; + std::unique_ptr bookmarkBridge; + std::unique_ptr tagBridge; + std::unique_ptr feedBridge; + + ctx.onReady([&] { + // All four adapters — and therefore all six `BridgeHandler`s they own + // between them — are built here, once, and live until the process + // exits. Nothing is torn down and rebuilt around login: login only + // installs a session on the shared `Bridge`. That is deliberate, and + // docs/findings/030-deregister-reply-races-sync-register-callid-zero.md + // is why — a handler destroyed and a different one constructed on the + // same connection immediately after can permanently zero the new + // binding's model id. + formsBridge = std::make_unique(ctx.bridge(), ctx.executor()); + bookmarkBridge = std::make_unique(ctx.bridge(), ctx.executor()); + tagBridge = std::make_unique(ctx.bridge(), ctx.executor()); + feedBridge = std::make_unique(ctx.bridge(), ctx.executor()); + // Initial properties rather than context properties: the root object + // then declares what it needs, so the same Main.qml also loads with + // nothing wired up — which is exactly what the offscreen engine-load + // smoke test (tests/test_gui_qml_smoke.cpp) does. + engine.setInitialProperties({ + {QStringLiteral("formsController"), QVariant::fromValue(formsBridge.get())}, + {QStringLiteral("bookmarkController"), QVariant::fromValue(bookmarkBridge.get())}, + {QStringLiteral("tagController"), QVariant::fromValue(tagBridge.get())}, + {QStringLiteral("feedController"), QVariant::fromValue(feedBridge.get())}, + }); + engine.loadFromModule(MORPH_LADDER_QML_URI, "Main"); + if (engine.rootObjects().isEmpty()) { + qWarning("ladder_bookmarks_gui: QML engine produced no root object"); + QCoreApplication::exit(1); + } + }); + + if (serverUrl) { + qInfo("ladder_bookmarks_gui: connecting to %s ...", qUtf8Printable(serverUrl->toString())); + } + return QGuiApplication::exec(); +} diff --git a/examples/bookmarks/gui/qml/BookmarkListView.qml b/examples/bookmarks/gui/qml/BookmarkListView.qml new file mode 100644 index 00000000..9c0afaf2 --- /dev/null +++ b/examples/bookmarks/gui/qml/BookmarkListView.qml @@ -0,0 +1,531 @@ +// SPDX-License-Identifier: Apache-2.0 +// +// bookmarks' main screen: the signed-in user's collection, their tags, and +// the cross-user shared feed. Three panes' worth of behavior, none of it +// domain logic (examples/TESTING.md presenter rule 6, "QML is bindings-only"): +// +// * every form here is the shipped MorphForms renderer (DynamicForm) driven +// entirely by schemaJson() — nothing in this file knows CreateBookmark +// has a `visibility`, or that MergeTags takes two ids; +// * every list and every detail line is a read-only display of +// server-computed state relayed by the Task 17 presenters (via +// gui_lib/bookmark_qml_bridges.hpp); +// * every error string shown is the model's own `what()`; +// * the one non-form input is the per-row selection checkbox, which types +// nothing — it feeds BulkEdit's id list, and BulkEdit cannot be a +// schema-driven form because its required `ids` member is a JSON array +// the shipped renderer has no control for (README, known gaps). +// +// The three lists below are plain Qt Quick `ListView`s, not morph::forms' +// own `CollectionView`, and that is a deliberate choice rather than an +// oversight: `CollectionView` renders columns from a view schema — +// `morph::views::viewSchemaJson()` — and this rung defines no such +// document for any of its three row types. Adding one purely to satisfy the +// list widget would be more schema surface than the three read-only lists +// here justify. Whoever adds view schemas to this rung should revisit it. +// +// Every controller property defaults to null so this same file also loads +// with nothing wired up, which is what the offscreen engine-load smoke test +// (tests/test_gui_qml_smoke.cpp) does. + +pragma ComponentBehavior: Bound + +import QtQuick +import QtQuick.Controls +import QtQuick.Layouts +import MorphForms + +Item { + id: page + + property var formsController: null + property var bookmarkController: null + property var tagController: null + property var feedController: null + + /// The whole `{actionType: schema}` document, parsed once by Main.qml. + property var schemas: ({}) + + property var rows: [] + property var tagRows: [] + property var feedRows: [] + property var currentBookmark: null + property var selectedIds: [] + property bool includeArchived: false + + property string status: "" + property bool statusIsError: false + + /// True once each list has answered at least once, including with an + /// empty page. Gates the bootstrap timer below; see it for why. + property bool listedOnce: false + property bool tagsListedOnce: false + property bool feedListedOnce: false + + function report(message, isError) { + page.status = message + page.statusIsError = isError + } + + function refreshBookmarks() { + if (!page.bookmarkController) + return + if (page.includeArchived) + page.bookmarkController.refreshIncludingArchived() + else + page.bookmarkController.refresh() + } + + function refreshAll() { + page.refreshBookmarks() + if (page.tagController) + page.tagController.refresh() + if (page.feedController) + page.feedController.refresh() + } + + function isSelected(id) { + return page.selectedIds.indexOf(id) !== -1 + } + + function setSelected(id, on) { + const next = page.selectedIds.filter(function (each) { return each !== id }) + if (on) + next.push(id) + page.selectedIds = next + } + + // The first listing cannot simply be requested once on completion. In + // Remote mode AppContext::onReady() fires when the *socket* connects, + // which is when gui/main.cpp builds the adapters — but a BridgeHandler's + // registration is a round trip, and until its reply lands the handler's + // `currentId` is still 0 and every dispatch through it fails fast with + // "handler not bound" (morph/core/bridge.hpp). morph exposes no + // "registration settled" seam to wait on today + // (docs/findings/024-no-registration-settled-seam.md), so the view layer + // retries — which is where a timer belongs anyway (examples/TESTING.md + // presenter rule 4). Bounded by *success*, not by an attempt cap: the + // first reply from each of the three lists, empty or not, stops it + // forever. Local mode registers synchronously, so its first tick always + // succeeds. This is the identical mitigation pastebin's own Main.qml + // carries, for the identical reason. + Timer { + interval: 150 + repeat: true + triggeredOnStart: true + running: page.bookmarkController !== null + && !(page.listedOnce && page.tagsListedOnce && page.feedListedOnce) + onTriggered: page.refreshAll() + } + + Connections { + target: page.bookmarkController + + function onListed(rows) { + page.rows = rows + if (!page.listedOnce) { + page.listedOnce = true + // Drop whatever the bootstrap retries above provoked; anything + // the user caused is older than this reply and equally stale. + page.report("", false) + } + } + + function onLoaded(bookmark) { + page.currentBookmark = bookmark + page.report("opened " + bookmark.url, false) + } + + function onArchived() { + page.report("archived", false) + page.refreshBookmarks() + } + + function onUnarchived() { + page.report("unarchived", false) + page.refreshBookmarks() + } + + function onRemoved() { + page.currentBookmark = null + page.report("deleted", false) + page.refreshBookmarks() + } + + function onBulkEdited(affected) { + page.report("bulk edit affected " + affected + " bookmark(s)", false) + page.selectedIds = [] + page.refreshBookmarks() + } + + function onFailed(message) { + page.report(message, true) + } + } + + Connections { + target: page.tagController + + function onListed(rows) { + page.tagRows = rows + page.tagsListedOnce = true + } + + function onFailed(message) { + page.report(message, true) + } + } + + Connections { + target: page.feedController + + function onListed(rows) { + page.feedRows = rows + page.feedListedOnce = true + } + + function onFailed(message) { + page.report(message, true) + } + } + + Connections { + target: page.formsController + + // Every form on this screen submits through FormsBridge, so this — + // not the presenters' own signals — is where a create/edit/rename/ + // merge/import outcome arrives. + function onReplyReceived(actionType, ok, payload) { + if (actionType === "Login") + return + if (!ok) { + page.report(actionType + ": " + payload, true) + return + } + page.report(actionType + " ok: " + payload, false) + if (actionType === "CreateBookmark") + createForm.resetFields() + else if (actionType === "EditBookmark") + editForm.resetFields() + else if (actionType === "ImportBookmarks") + importForm.resetFields() + else if (actionType === "RenameTag") + renameForm.resetFields() + else if (actionType === "MergeTags") + mergeForm.resetFields() + page.refreshAll() + } + } + + ColumnLayout { + anchors.fill: parent + anchors.margins: 8 + spacing: 8 + + Label { + Layout.fillWidth: true + visible: page.status !== "" + wrapMode: Text.Wrap + color: page.statusIsError ? "#d33" : palette.text + text: page.status + } + + RowLayout { + Layout.fillWidth: true + Layout.fillHeight: true + spacing: 8 + + // ── Pane 1: create + the caller's own collection ─────────────── + ColumnLayout { + Layout.preferredWidth: 400 + Layout.fillHeight: true + spacing: 6 + + DynamicForm { + id: createForm + Layout.fillWidth: true + actionType: "CreateBookmark" + schema: page.schemas["CreateBookmark"] || ({}) + // Unbound on purpose — see LoginView.qml's identical note. + controller: null + } + + Button { + Layout.fillWidth: true + text: "Create bookmark" + enabled: page.formsController !== null && createForm.ready + onClicked: page.formsController.submitIfValid("CreateBookmark", createForm.previewLine) + } + + RowLayout { + Layout.fillWidth: true + + Button { + text: "Refresh" + enabled: page.bookmarkController !== null + onClicked: page.refreshAll() + } + + CheckBox { + text: "show archived" + checked: page.includeArchived + onToggled: { + page.includeArchived = checked + page.refreshBookmarks() + } + } + + Label { + Layout.fillWidth: true + opacity: 0.7 + horizontalAlignment: Text.AlignRight + text: page.rows.length + " bookmark(s)" + } + } + + ListView { + Layout.fillWidth: true + Layout.fillHeight: true + clip: true + model: page.rows + + delegate: RowLayout { + id: row + required property var modelData + width: ListView.view ? ListView.view.width : 0 + + CheckBox { + checked: page.isSelected(row.modelData.id) + onToggled: page.setSelected(row.modelData.id, checked) + } + + ItemDelegate { + Layout.fillWidth: true + text: row.modelData.title !== "" + ? row.modelData.title + " · " + row.modelData.url + : row.modelData.url + onClicked: { + if (page.bookmarkController) + page.bookmarkController.open(row.modelData.id) + } + } + + Label { + opacity: 0.6 + text: row.modelData.visibility + " · " + row.modelData.archiveState + } + } + } + + RowLayout { + Layout.fillWidth: true + + Label { + opacity: 0.7 + text: page.selectedIds.length + " selected" + } + + Button { + text: "Bulk archive" + enabled: page.bookmarkController !== null && page.selectedIds.length > 0 + onClicked: page.bookmarkController.bulkArchive(page.selectedIds, true) + } + + Button { + text: "Bulk unarchive" + enabled: page.bookmarkController !== null && page.selectedIds.length > 0 + onClicked: page.bookmarkController.bulkArchive(page.selectedIds, false) + } + } + } + + // ── Pane 2: the open bookmark, and the edit form for it ──────── + ColumnLayout { + Layout.preferredWidth: 400 + Layout.fillHeight: true + spacing: 6 + + Label { + Layout.fillWidth: true + font.bold: true + elide: Text.ElideRight + text: page.currentBookmark + ? (page.currentBookmark.title !== "" ? page.currentBookmark.title + : page.currentBookmark.url) + : "no bookmark open — pick one from the list" + } + + Repeater { + model: page.currentBookmark ? [ + { key: "url", value: page.currentBookmark.url }, + { key: "description", value: page.currentBookmark.description }, + { key: "notes", value: page.currentBookmark.notes }, + { key: "tags", value: page.currentBookmark.tags.join(", ") }, + { key: "visibility", value: page.currentBookmark.visibility }, + { key: "read", value: page.currentBookmark.readState }, + { key: "archive", value: page.currentBookmark.archiveState }, + { key: "created", value: page.currentBookmark.createdAt }, + { key: "updated", value: page.currentBookmark.updatedAt } + ] : [] + + delegate: Label { + required property var modelData + Layout.fillWidth: true + elide: Text.ElideRight + text: modelData.key + ": " + modelData.value + } + } + + RowLayout { + Layout.fillWidth: true + + Button { + text: "Archive" + enabled: page.bookmarkController !== null && page.currentBookmark !== null + onClicked: page.bookmarkController.archive(page.currentBookmark.id) + } + + Button { + text: "Unarchive" + enabled: page.bookmarkController !== null && page.currentBookmark !== null + onClicked: page.bookmarkController.unarchive(page.currentBookmark.id) + } + + Button { + text: "Delete" + enabled: page.bookmarkController !== null && page.currentBookmark !== null + onClicked: page.bookmarkController.remove(page.currentBookmark.id) + } + } + + ScrollView { + Layout.fillWidth: true + Layout.fillHeight: true + clip: true + + ColumnLayout { + width: parent.width + + DynamicForm { + id: editForm + Layout.fillWidth: true + actionType: "EditBookmark" + schema: page.schemas["EditBookmark"] || ({}) + controller: null + } + + Button { + Layout.fillWidth: true + text: "Apply edit" + enabled: page.formsController !== null && editForm.ready + onClicked: page.formsController.submitIfValid("EditBookmark", editForm.previewLine) + } + + DynamicForm { + id: importForm + Layout.fillWidth: true + actionType: "ImportBookmarks" + schema: page.schemas["ImportBookmarks"] || ({}) + controller: null + } + + Button { + Layout.fillWidth: true + text: "Import chunk" + enabled: page.formsController !== null && importForm.ready + onClicked: page.formsController.submitIfValid("ImportBookmarks", importForm.previewLine) + } + } + } + } + + // ── Pane 3: tags, and the cross-user shared feed ─────────────── + ColumnLayout { + Layout.fillWidth: true + Layout.fillHeight: true + spacing: 6 + + Label { + font.bold: true + text: "Tags (" + page.tagRows.length + ")" + } + + ListView { + Layout.fillWidth: true + Layout.preferredHeight: 120 + clip: true + model: page.tagRows + + delegate: Label { + required property var modelData + width: ListView.view ? ListView.view.width : 0 + elide: Text.ElideRight + text: "#" + modelData.id + " " + modelData.name + " · " + + modelData.bookmarkCount + " bookmark(s)" + } + } + + ScrollView { + Layout.fillWidth: true + Layout.preferredHeight: 260 + clip: true + + ColumnLayout { + width: parent.width + + DynamicForm { + id: renameForm + Layout.fillWidth: true + actionType: "RenameTag" + schema: page.schemas["RenameTag"] || ({}) + controller: null + } + + Button { + Layout.fillWidth: true + text: "Rename tag" + enabled: page.formsController !== null && renameForm.ready + onClicked: page.formsController.submitIfValid("RenameTag", renameForm.previewLine) + } + + DynamicForm { + id: mergeForm + Layout.fillWidth: true + actionType: "MergeTags" + schema: page.schemas["MergeTags"] || ({}) + controller: null + } + + Button { + Layout.fillWidth: true + text: "Merge tags" + enabled: page.formsController !== null && mergeForm.ready + onClicked: page.formsController.submitIfValid("MergeTags", mergeForm.previewLine) + } + } + } + + Label { + font.bold: true + text: "Shared feed (" + page.feedRows.length + ")" + } + + ListView { + Layout.fillWidth: true + Layout.fillHeight: true + clip: true + model: page.feedRows + + delegate: Label { + required property var modelData + width: ListView.view ? ListView.view.width : 0 + elide: Text.ElideRight + wrapMode: Text.NoWrap + text: (modelData.title !== "" ? modelData.title : modelData.url) + + " · " + modelData.createdAt + } + } + } + } + } +} diff --git a/examples/bookmarks/gui/qml/LoginView.qml b/examples/bookmarks/gui/qml/LoginView.qml new file mode 100644 index 00000000..5aa214b9 --- /dev/null +++ b/examples/bookmarks/gui/qml/LoginView.qml @@ -0,0 +1,101 @@ +// SPDX-License-Identifier: Apache-2.0 +// +// bookmarks' first screen. One schema-driven form and one button — there is +// no hand-built username field here, because there does not need to be: the +// generated form already renders Login's single `std::string username` +// member, complete with its required-gate (examples/IMPLEMENTATION.md rule 2, +// "schema-driven forms only"). If Login ever grows a second field, this file +// does not change. +// +// `formsController` defaults to null so this same file also loads with +// nothing wired up, which is exactly what the offscreen engine-load smoke +// test (tests/test_gui_qml_smoke.cpp) does. + +pragma ComponentBehavior: Bound + +import QtQuick +import QtQuick.Controls +import QtQuick.Layouts +import MorphForms + +Item { + id: page + + /// The FormsBridge gui/main.cpp builds, or null when unwired. + property var formsController: null + + /// schemaJson(), already parsed out of the controller's document. + property var loginSchema: ({}) + + /// Whatever the last submission reported, shown verbatim. + property string status: "" + property bool statusIsError: false + + Connections { + target: page.formsController + + // Login's outcome arrives here like every other form's. The + // *successful* case is handled by Main.qml, which navigates on + // `loggedIn` — this only has to show a failure ("username is not a + // valid principal", "handler not bound", ...) rather than leave the + // user staring at a button that seemed to do nothing. + function onReplyReceived(actionType, ok, payload) { + if (actionType !== "Login") + return + page.status = ok ? "" : payload + page.statusIsError = !ok + } + } + + ColumnLayout { + anchors.centerIn: parent + width: Math.min(page.width - 32, 460) + spacing: 8 + + Label { + Layout.fillWidth: true + font.bold: true + font.pixelSize: 18 + text: "Sign in" + } + + Label { + Layout.fillWidth: true + wrapMode: Text.Wrap + opacity: 0.7 + text: "Dev-mode login: a username, no password. The token the server mints for it " + + "is real, server-signed and checked on every subsequent action — see " + + "bookmarks/dto/auth_dto.hpp for exactly what that does and does not mean." + } + + DynamicForm { + id: loginForm + Layout.fillWidth: true + actionType: "Login" + schema: page.loginSchema + // Deliberately not `controller: page.formsController`: a bound + // DynamicForm auto-submits on every keystroke once its required + // fields are engaged, which for Login would mint a token per typed + // character. Left unbound it is a pure renderer/validator — + // `ready` is the submit gate and `previewLine` is the exact JSON + // body the button below hands over. Same reasoning, verbatim, as + // pastebin's create form. + controller: null + } + + Button { + Layout.fillWidth: true + text: "Sign in" + enabled: page.formsController !== null && loginForm.ready + onClicked: page.formsController.submitIfValid("Login", loginForm.previewLine) + } + + Label { + Layout.fillWidth: true + visible: page.status !== "" + wrapMode: Text.Wrap + color: page.statusIsError ? "#d33" : palette.text + text: page.status + } + } +} diff --git a/examples/bookmarks/gui/qml/Main.qml b/examples/bookmarks/gui/qml/Main.qml new file mode 100644 index 00000000..335ab05e --- /dev/null +++ b/examples/bookmarks/gui/qml/Main.qml @@ -0,0 +1,102 @@ +// SPDX-License-Identifier: Apache-2.0 +// +// bookmarks' desktop shell: a StackView holding exactly two screens, and the +// one navigation rule between them — LoginView until FormsBridge says a token +// is installed, BookmarkListView afterwards. Everything else is in those two +// files; this one owns the window, the parsed schema document, and the +// transition. +// +// The four controller properties are supplied by gui/main.cpp through +// QQmlApplicationEngine::setInitialProperties. They default to null so this +// same file also loads with nothing wired up, which is exactly what the +// offscreen engine-load smoke test (tests/test_gui_qml_smoke.cpp) does. + +pragma ComponentBehavior: Bound + +import QtQuick +import QtQuick.Controls +import QtQuick.Layouts + +ApplicationWindow { + id: root + width: 1280 + height: 860 + visible: true + title: "bookmarks — morph application ladder, rung 2" + + property var formsController: null + property var bookmarkController: null + property var tagController: null + property var feedController: null + + /// The whole `{actionType: schema}` document, parsed once here rather + /// than per form: it is a CONSTANT property on the controller, so one + /// parse is all it can ever need. + property var schemas: root.formsController ? JSON.parse(root.formsController.schemasJson) : ({}) + + /// The signed-in identity, as the *server* echoed it back — never the + /// username the user typed (bookmarks/dto/auth_dto.hpp's trust note). + property string principal: "" + + Connections { + target: root.formsController + + // Emitted by FormsBridge only after the returned token is already + // installed as the bridge's default session, so the screen this + // pushes may dispatch immediately. + function onLoggedIn(principal) { + root.principal = principal + stack.replace(listPage) + } + } + + ColumnLayout { + anchors.fill: parent + anchors.margins: 8 + spacing: 6 + + RowLayout { + Layout.fillWidth: true + + Label { + font.bold: true + text: "bookmarks" + } + + Label { + Layout.fillWidth: true + horizontalAlignment: Text.AlignRight + opacity: 0.7 + text: root.principal !== "" ? "signed in as " + root.principal : "not signed in" + } + } + + StackView { + id: stack + Layout.fillWidth: true + Layout.fillHeight: true + initialItem: loginPage + } + } + + Component { + id: loginPage + + LoginView { + formsController: root.formsController + loginSchema: root.schemas["Login"] || ({}) + } + } + + Component { + id: listPage + + BookmarkListView { + formsController: root.formsController + bookmarkController: root.bookmarkController + tagController: root.tagController + feedController: root.feedController + schemas: root.schemas + } + } +} diff --git a/examples/bookmarks/gui_lib/bookmark_forms_controller.cpp b/examples/bookmarks/gui_lib/bookmark_forms_controller.cpp new file mode 100644 index 00000000..6f03288b --- /dev/null +++ b/examples/bookmarks/gui_lib/bookmark_forms_controller.cpp @@ -0,0 +1,37 @@ +// SPDX-License-Identifier: Apache-2.0 +#include "bookmark_forms_controller.hpp" + +#include +#include + +// submitIfValid() is a template (OnReply/OnError deduced per call site, +// exactly like FormsControllerCore's own) and so stays fully defined in the +// header; this translation unit holds the two things that need exactly one +// non-inline definition — the constructor and the action-type routing table. + +namespace bookmarks::gui { + +BookmarkFormsController::BookmarkFormsController(::morph::bridge::Bridge& bridge, ::morph::exec::IExecutor* executor, + std::string schemasJson) + : _authHandler{bridge, executor}, + _bookmarkHandler{bridge, executor}, + _tagHandler{bridge, executor}, + _schemasJson{std::move(schemasJson)} {} + +::morph::async::Completion BookmarkFormsController::dispatch(const std::string& actionType, + const std::string& bodyJson) { + if (actionType == "Login") { + return _authHandler.executeJson(actionType, bodyJson); + } + if (actionType == "CreateBookmark" || actionType == "EditBookmark" || actionType == "ImportBookmarks") { + return _bookmarkHandler.executeJson(actionType, bodyJson); + } + if (actionType == "RenameTag" || actionType == "MergeTags") { + return _tagHandler.executeJson(actionType, bodyJson); + } + // Reported, never silently dropped: the QML side names action types as + // strings, so a typo has to arrive somewhere a human can read it. + throw std::runtime_error{"no model in this client serves action '" + actionType + "'"}; +} + +} // namespace bookmarks::gui diff --git a/examples/bookmarks/gui_lib/bookmark_forms_controller.hpp b/examples/bookmarks/gui_lib/bookmark_forms_controller.hpp new file mode 100644 index 00000000..f0be9761 --- /dev/null +++ b/examples/bookmarks/gui_lib/bookmark_forms_controller.hpp @@ -0,0 +1,140 @@ +// SPDX-License-Identifier: Apache-2.0 +#pragma once + +#include "bookmarks/models/auth_model.hpp" +#include "bookmarks/models/bookmark_model.hpp" +#include "bookmarks/models/tag_model.hpp" + +#include +#include +#include + +#include +#include +#include + +namespace bookmarks::gui { + +/// @brief Same schema-driven surface as the shipped +/// `morph::qt::forms::FormsControllerCore` +/// (`schemasJson()`/`submitIfValid()`), composed over an injected +/// `Bridge&`/`IExecutor*` instead of constructing its own +/// `LocalBackend` — the shipped core cannot do this +/// (`docs/findings/021-forms-controller-core-hardcodes-localbackend.md`), +/// and `examples/TESTING.md`'s presenter rule 2 forbids GUI code from +/// constructing its own backend/executor, so this rung owns a thin, +/// otherwise-identical controller instead. Pure glue, no domain logic +/// (`examples/IMPLEMENTATION.md` rule 2 justification (b)) — the +/// schema/validation/rendering machinery is untouched; only the +/// backend-wiring seam differs. Verbatim in shape from +/// `pastebin::gui::PasteFormsController`, which established it. +/// +/// @par The one thing that is genuinely new here: routing +/// The shipped core, and pastebin's copy of it, are templates over a *single* +/// model, because rung 1 had exactly one. This rung's forms span three +/// (`Login` on `AuthModel`, `CreateBookmark`/`EditBookmark`/`ImportBookmarks` +/// on `BookmarkModel`, `RenameTag`/`MergeTags` on `TagModel`), and +/// `BridgeHandler::executeJson` dispatches against the model type it +/// is instantiated for — so something has to map an action-type string to the +/// right handler. `dispatch()` below is that map and nothing else: a +/// six-entry lookup with no conditionals about *what* an action means. An +/// unrouted action type is reported through the caller's own error callback +/// rather than thrown, so a typo in QML surfaces as a message in the status +/// line like every other failure. +/// +/// @par Handler lifetime, and why all three are constructed together +/// All three `BridgeHandler`s are members, so they are constructed together +/// (three registrations, no deregistrations) and destroyed together at +/// shutdown. That is deliberate: +/// `docs/findings/030-deregister-reply-races-sync-register-callid-zero.md` +/// shows that destroying one handler and constructing a different one on the +/// same connection immediately after can permanently corrupt the new +/// binding — precisely the shape a "build the auth handler, log in, tear it +/// down, then build the real handlers" login flow would have. Nothing in +/// this rung's client does that: the whole handler set outlives login, and +/// login only installs a session on the shared `Bridge`. +/// +/// @par No `fetchOptions()` +/// Deliberately absent, exactly as in `PasteFormsController`: it exists on +/// the shipped core to serve a `morph::forms::Choice` field's combo-box +/// options, and none of this rung's DTOs declare a `Choice` field — +/// `CreateBookmark::visibility` is a plain reflected enum, not a +/// server-fetched choice. Adding an unused `fetchOptions()` would be a stub +/// with nothing to call it. +/// +/// @par Known renderer limitation: array-typed members +/// `CreateBookmark::tags`/`EditBookmark::tags` are `std::vector` +/// and reach `DynamicForm` as JSON-Schema `array` fields, for which the +/// shipped renderer has no control — it falls back to a plain text field +/// whose contents encode as a JSON *string*, which the server then rejects. +/// Both are optional members, so leaving them blank is well-defined and the +/// rest of each form works; typing into one produces a decode error in the +/// status line rather than silent corruption. Stated here rather than +/// smoothed over — see `examples/bookmarks/README.md`'s known-gaps entry. +class BookmarkFormsController { + public: + /// @param bridge The shared `Bridge` `AppContext` owns. + /// @param executor The executor `Completion` callbacks land on. + /// @param schemasJson Pre-assembled `{actionType: schemaJson()}` map, + /// matching `FormsControllerCore`'s own constructor contract — + /// `bookmark_schemas.hpp`'s `bookmarkSchemasJson()` builds the one + /// every shell passes. + BookmarkFormsController(::morph::bridge::Bridge& bridge, ::morph::exec::IExecutor* executor, + std::string schemasJson); + + /// @brief The `{actionType: schema}` JSON supplied at construction. + /// @return A reference to the cached schema-set JSON. + [[nodiscard]] const std::string& schemasJson() const noexcept { return _schemasJson; } + + /// @brief Dispatches @p bodyJson as @p actionType's body via the generic + /// `executeJson` path on whichever model serves @p actionType, + /// invoking @p onReply / @p onError on the GUI thread once the + /// reply arrives. + /// + /// Same body as `FormsControllerCore::submitIfValid` + /// (`include/morph/qt/forms/forms_controller_core.hpp`), with the single + /// handler replaced by `dispatch()`'s routing and a `try`/`catch` around + /// it — `dispatch()` is the only step that can fail synchronously (an + /// unrouted or unregistered action type), and this turns that into the + /// same asynchronous failure shape every other error takes. The + /// `dispatch()` call is sequenced before either lambda is constructed, so + /// @p onError is still intact in the handler. + /// + /// @tparam OnReply Callable invoked with the result JSON (`std::string`) on success. + /// @tparam OnError Callable invoked with the `std::exception_ptr` on failure. + /// @param actionType Registered action type id. + /// @param bodyJson Fully-assembled JSON body for the action. + /// @param onReply Success callback. + /// @param onError Failure callback. + template + void submitIfValid(std::string actionType, std::string bodyJson, OnReply onReply, OnError onError) { + try { + dispatch(actionType, bodyJson) + .then([onReply = std::move(onReply)](std::string resultJson) mutable { + onReply(std::move(resultJson)); + }) + .onError([onError](const std::exception_ptr& err) mutable { onError(err); }); + } catch (...) { + onError(std::current_exception()); + } + } + + private: + /// @brief Routes @p actionType to the handler for the model that serves + /// it and starts the dispatch. + /// @param actionType Registered action type id. + /// @param bodyJson Fully-assembled JSON body for the action. + /// @return The in-flight completion carrying the result JSON. + /// @throws std::runtime_error if no model in this controller serves + /// @p actionType (or if the action is unknown to the one that + /// does — `BridgeHandler::executeJson`'s own contract). + [[nodiscard]] ::morph::async::Completion dispatch(const std::string& actionType, + const std::string& bodyJson); + + ::morph::bridge::BridgeHandler _authHandler; + ::morph::bridge::BridgeHandler _bookmarkHandler; + ::morph::bridge::BridgeHandler _tagHandler; + std::string _schemasJson; +}; + +} // namespace bookmarks::gui diff --git a/examples/bookmarks/gui_lib/bookmark_presenter.cpp b/examples/bookmarks/gui_lib/bookmark_presenter.cpp new file mode 100644 index 00000000..86aa1574 --- /dev/null +++ b/examples/bookmarks/gui_lib/bookmark_presenter.cpp @@ -0,0 +1,87 @@ +// SPDX-License-Identifier: Apache-2.0 +#include "bookmark_presenter.hpp" + +namespace bookmarks::gui { + +BookmarkPresenter::BookmarkPresenter(::morph::bridge::Bridge& bridge, ::morph::exec::IExecutor* executor, + QObject* parent) + : Presenter{parent}, _handler{bridge, executor} {} + +void BookmarkPresenter::reportError(const std::exception_ptr& err) { + try { + std::rethrow_exception(err); + } catch (const std::exception& ex) { + emit failed(QString::fromStdString(ex.what())); + } +} + +void BookmarkPresenter::create(CreateBookmark action) { + track( + _handler.execute(std::move(action)), [this](CreateBookmarkResult result) { emit created(std::move(result)); }, + [this](const std::exception_ptr& err) { reportError(err); }); +} + +void BookmarkPresenter::edit(EditBookmark action) { + track( + _handler.execute(std::move(action)), [this](BookmarkView view) { emit edited(std::move(view)); }, + [this](const std::exception_ptr& err) { reportError(err); }); +} + +void BookmarkPresenter::archive(ArchiveBookmark action) { + track( + _handler.execute(std::move(action)), [this](Ack) { emit archived(); }, + [this](const std::exception_ptr& err) { reportError(err); }); +} + +void BookmarkPresenter::unarchive(UnarchiveBookmark action) { + track( + _handler.execute(std::move(action)), [this](Ack) { emit unarchived(); }, + [this](const std::exception_ptr& err) { reportError(err); }); +} + +void BookmarkPresenter::remove(DeleteBookmark action) { + track( + _handler.execute(std::move(action)), [this](Ack) { emit removed(); }, + [this](const std::exception_ptr& err) { reportError(err); }); +} + +void BookmarkPresenter::get(GetBookmark action) { + track( + _handler.execute(std::move(action)), [this](BookmarkView view) { emit loaded(std::move(view)); }, + [this](const std::exception_ptr& err) { reportError(err); }); +} + +void BookmarkPresenter::list(ListBookmarks action) { + track( + _handler.execute(std::move(action)), [this](ListBookmarksResult result) { emit listed(std::move(result)); }, + [this](const std::exception_ptr& err) { reportError(err); }); +} + +void BookmarkPresenter::getChangesSince(GetChangesSince action) { + track( + _handler.execute(std::move(action)), + [this](GetChangesSinceResult result) { emit changesSince(std::move(result)); }, + [this](const std::exception_ptr& err) { reportError(err); }); +} + +void BookmarkPresenter::bulkEdit(BulkEdit action) { + track( + _handler.execute(std::move(action)), [this](BulkEditResult result) { emit bulkEdited(std::move(result)); }, + [this](const std::exception_ptr& err) { reportError(err); }); +} + +void BookmarkPresenter::importChunk(ImportBookmarks action) { + track( + _handler.execute(std::move(action)), + [this](ImportBookmarksResult result) { emit imported(std::move(result)); }, + [this](const std::exception_ptr& err) { reportError(err); }); +} + +void BookmarkPresenter::exportAll(ExportBookmarks action) { + track( + _handler.execute(std::move(action)), + [this](ExportBookmarksResult result) { emit exported(std::move(result)); }, + [this](const std::exception_ptr& err) { reportError(err); }); +} + +} // namespace bookmarks::gui diff --git a/examples/bookmarks/gui_lib/bookmark_presenter.hpp b/examples/bookmarks/gui_lib/bookmark_presenter.hpp new file mode 100644 index 00000000..66f25f0e --- /dev/null +++ b/examples/bookmarks/gui_lib/bookmark_presenter.hpp @@ -0,0 +1,124 @@ +// SPDX-License-Identifier: Apache-2.0 +#pragma once + +#include "gui/presenter.hpp" +#include "bookmarks/dto/bookmark_dto.hpp" +#include "bookmarks/dto/bulk_dto.hpp" +#include "bookmarks/dto/import_export_dto.hpp" + +#include + +// See pastebin::gui::PastePresenter's identical guard and doc comment +// (examples/pastebin/gui_lib/paste_presenter.hpp) for why moc must never +// see morph/core/bridge.hpp or bookmark_model.hpp: bookmark_model.hpp pulls +// in Lightweight's DataMapper machinery through bookmarks/db/db_model.hpp, +// and moc's parser (not a real C++ front end) mis-parses the nesting that +// results, mistaking `namespace bookmarks::gui { ... }` below for still +// being nested inside a stray `Lightweight::` namespace. +#ifndef Q_MOC_RUN +#include "bookmarks/models/bookmark_model.hpp" + +#include +#include +#endif + +namespace bookmarks::gui { + +/// @brief Routes every `BookmarkModel` action through a +/// `BridgeHandler`. Translates and routes only — no +/// domain logic (`IMPLEMENTATION.md` rule 2). +/// +/// `RecordMetadata` is deliberately absent: it is dispatched exclusively by +/// the app-layer metadata-fetch worker's internal client, authenticated as +/// `bookmarks::auth::kMetadataFetcherPrincipal`, never by a GUI client +/// (`bookmark_dto.hpp`'s own `@file` comment) — so it gets no presenter +/// method, mirroring `pastebin::ExpirePaste`'s identical "internal-only" +/// exclusion. +class BookmarkPresenter : public ::morph::ladder::gui::Presenter { + Q_OBJECT + public: + /// @param bridge The shared `Bridge` `AppContext` owns. + /// @param executor The executor `Completion` callbacks land on. + /// @param parent Optional `QObject` parent. + BookmarkPresenter(::morph::bridge::Bridge& bridge, ::morph::exec::IExecutor* executor, QObject* parent = nullptr); + + /// @brief Stores a new bookmark. Emits `created` on success, `failed` on error. + /// @param action The bookmark to store. + void create(CreateBookmark action); + + /// @brief Replaces an editable bookmark's fields with a full replace-set. + /// Emits `edited` on success, `failed` on error. + /// @param action The edit to apply. + void edit(EditBookmark action); + + /// @brief Archives a bookmark. Emits `archived` on success, `failed` on error. + /// @param action The bookmark to archive. + void archive(ArchiveBookmark action); + + /// @brief Unarchives a bookmark. Emits `unarchived` on success, `failed` on error. + /// @param action The bookmark to unarchive. + void unarchive(UnarchiveBookmark action); + + /// @brief Deletes a bookmark. Emits `removed` on success, `failed` on error. + /// @param action The bookmark to delete. + void remove(DeleteBookmark action); + + /// @brief Reads one bookmark. Emits `loaded` on success, `failed` on error. + /// @param action The bookmark to read. + void get(GetBookmark action); + + /// @brief Fetches one page of the caller's own bookmarks. Emits `listed` + /// on success, `failed` on error. + /// @param action The page/filter request. + void list(ListBookmarks action); + + /// @brief Polls every bookmark the caller touched since a given instant. + /// Emits `changesSince` on success, `failed` on error. + /// @param action The poll request. + void getChangesSince(GetChangesSince action); + + /// @brief Applies one atomic edit across several bookmarks. Emits + /// `bulkEdited` on success, `failed` on error. + /// @param action The batch edit to apply. + void bulkEdit(BulkEdit action); + + /// @brief Imports one chunk of a Netscape Bookmark HTML import. Emits + /// `imported` on success, `failed` on error. + /// @param action The chunk to import. + void importChunk(ImportBookmarks action); + + /// @brief Exports every one of the caller's bookmarks. Emits `exported` + /// on success, `failed` on error. + /// @param action The export request. + void exportAll(ExportBookmarks action); + + signals: + void created(CreateBookmarkResult result); + void edited(BookmarkView view); + void archived(); + void unarchived(); + void removed(); + void loaded(BookmarkView view); + void listed(ListBookmarksResult result); + void changesSince(GetChangesSinceResult result); + void bulkEdited(BulkEditResult result); + void imported(ImportBookmarksResult result); + void exported(ExportBookmarksResult result); + /// @brief Emitted for any action's typed error — @p message is + /// `std::exception::what()`, ready for direct display. + void failed(QString message); + + private: + /// @brief Shared error-display body passed as every `track()` call's + /// third argument below — see `pastebin::gui::PastePresenter::reportError`'s + /// doc comment (`examples/pastebin/gui_lib/paste_presenter.hpp`) for the + /// full rationale (finding 023: `Completion::onError` keeps only + /// the single most-recently-attached handler, so this must be + /// passed as `track()`'s `onErr` parameter, never attached via a + /// separate `.onError()` call beforehand). + void reportError(const std::exception_ptr& err); + + ::morph::bridge::BridgeHandler _handler; +}; + +} // namespace bookmarks::gui diff --git a/examples/bookmarks/gui_lib/bookmark_qml_bridges.cpp b/examples/bookmarks/gui_lib/bookmark_qml_bridges.cpp new file mode 100644 index 00000000..60d65200 --- /dev/null +++ b/examples/bookmarks/gui_lib/bookmark_qml_bridges.cpp @@ -0,0 +1,282 @@ +// SPDX-License-Identifier: Apache-2.0 +#include "bookmark_qml_bridges.hpp" + +#include "bookmark_schemas.hpp" + +#include + +#include +#include + +#include +#include +#include +#include +#include +#include +#include +#include + +namespace bookmarks::gui { + +namespace { + +/// @brief Renders an optional instant as ISO-8601, or an empty string. +[[nodiscard]] QString isoOrEmpty(const ::morph::time::Timestamp& instant) { + return instant.hasValue() ? QString::fromStdString((*instant).toIso8601()) : QString{}; +} + +/// @brief A count rendered via `morph::units::toString` (`"N/A"` when empty). +/// +/// `morph::units::toString`, not `std::format("{}", count)`: see +/// `pastebin::gui::readsText`'s identical note (`paste_qml_bridges.cpp`) — +/// Emscripten's bundled libc++ fails to compile the `std::format` call for +/// this `Quantity`-family type outright. +[[nodiscard]] QString countText(const Count& count) { + return QString::fromStdString(morph::units::toString(count)); +} + +/// @brief A `BookmarkId` as the plain number QML rows carry, or `-1` when +/// unengaged. `-1` is never a real surrogate key (Lightweight's +/// `ServerSideAutoIncrement` starts at 1), so it is unambiguous, and a +/// number — not a string — is what `open`/`archive`/`remove` take. +[[nodiscard]] qlonglong idNumber(const BookmarkId& id) { + return id.hasValue() ? static_cast(*id) : -1; +} + +/// @brief A `TagId` as the plain number tag rows carry. See `idNumber`. +[[nodiscard]] qlonglong idNumber(const TagId& id) { + return id.hasValue() ? static_cast(*id) : -1; +} + +/// @brief Tag names as a QML string list. +[[nodiscard]] QVariantList tagList(const std::vector& tags) { + QVariantList out; + out.reserve(static_cast(tags.size())); + for (const auto& tag : tags) { + out.append(QString::fromStdString(tag)); + } + return out; +} + +[[nodiscard]] QString visibilityText(Visibility visibility) { + return visibility == Visibility::Shared ? QStringLiteral("Shared") : QStringLiteral("Private"); +} + +[[nodiscard]] QString readStateText(ReadState state) { + return state == ReadState::Read ? QStringLiteral("Read") : QStringLiteral("Unread"); +} + +[[nodiscard]] QString archiveStateText(ArchiveState state) { + return state == ArchiveState::Archived ? QStringLiteral("Archived") : QStringLiteral("Active"); +} + +/// @brief A `BookmarkView` as the property bag the detail pane binds against. +[[nodiscard]] QVariantMap toVariantMap(const BookmarkView& view) { + return QVariantMap{ + {"id", idNumber(view.id)}, + {"url", QString::fromStdString(view.url)}, + {"title", QString::fromStdString(view.title)}, + {"description", QString::fromStdString(view.description)}, + {"notes", QString::fromStdString(view.notes)}, + {"tags", tagList(view.tags)}, + {"createdAt", isoOrEmpty(view.createdAt)}, + {"updatedAt", isoOrEmpty(view.updatedAt)}, + {"readState", readStateText(view.readState)}, + {"archiveState", archiveStateText(view.archiveState)}, + {"visibility", visibilityText(view.visibility)}, + }; +} + +/// @brief One listing row as the property bag a list delegate binds against. +/// Narrower than `toVariantMap(const BookmarkView&)` because +/// `BookmarkSummary` is narrower than `BookmarkView` on purpose — a +/// listing must not leak `notes` (`bookmarks/dto/bookmark_dto.hpp`). +[[nodiscard]] QVariantMap toVariantMap(const BookmarkSummary& summary) { + return QVariantMap{ + {"id", idNumber(summary.id)}, + {"url", QString::fromStdString(summary.url)}, + {"title", QString::fromStdString(summary.title)}, + {"tags", tagList(summary.tags)}, + {"createdAt", isoOrEmpty(summary.createdAt)}, + {"updatedAt", isoOrEmpty(summary.updatedAt)}, + {"readState", readStateText(summary.readState)}, + {"archiveState", archiveStateText(summary.archiveState)}, + {"visibility", visibilityText(summary.visibility)}, + }; +} + +/// @brief One `ListTags` row as the property bag the tag list binds against. +[[nodiscard]] QVariantMap toVariantMap(const TagSummary& summary) { + return QVariantMap{ + {"id", idNumber(summary.id)}, + {"name", QString::fromStdString(summary.name)}, + {"bookmarkCount", countText(summary.bookmarkCount)}, + }; +} + +/// @brief Every summary in @p rows as a `QVariantList` of property bags. +template +[[nodiscard]] QVariantList toVariantList(const Summaries& rows) { + QVariantList out; + out.reserve(static_cast(rows.size())); + for (const auto& row : rows) { + out.append(toVariantMap(row)); + } + return out; +} + +} // namespace + +std::optional decodeLoginResult(const std::string& resultJson) { + // The same glaze reflection the wire used, so nothing here parses JSON by + // hand. `read_json` returns a truthy error context on failure. + LoginResult result; + if (glz::read_json(result, resultJson)) { + return std::nullopt; + } + return result; +} + +// ── FormsBridge ───────────────────────────────────────────────────────────── + +FormsBridge::FormsBridge(::morph::bridge::Bridge& bridge, ::morph::exec::IExecutor* executor, QObject* parent) + : QObject{parent}, _bridge{bridge}, _controller{bridge, executor, bookmarkSchemasJson()} {} + +QString FormsBridge::schemasJson() const { + return QString::fromStdString(_controller.schemasJson()); +} + +void FormsBridge::onLoginSucceeded(const LoginResult& result) { + ::morph::session::Context session; + session.principal = result.principal; + session.token = result.token.hasValue() ? *result.token : std::string{}; + _bridge.setDefaultSession(session); + emit loggedIn(QString::fromStdString(result.principal)); +} + +void FormsBridge::submitIfValid(const QString& actionType, const QString& bodyJson) { + _controller.submitIfValid( + actionType.toStdString(), bodyJson.toStdString(), + [this, actionType](std::string resultJson) { + // A successful Login is the one reply this client reads rather + // than merely displays: the token has to be installed before + // anything else dispatches. See `decodeLoginResult` for why the + // decode is a named function. + if (actionType == QLatin1String("Login")) { + const auto result = decodeLoginResult(resultJson); + if (!result) { + emit replyReceived(actionType, false, + QStringLiteral("login succeeded but its reply could not be decoded")); + return; + } + onLoginSucceeded(*result); + } + // NOTE: for `Login`, `resultJson` is the full `LoginResult` + // document — bearer token included — and this signal is broadcast + // to *every* bound QML handler. Both handlers this rung ships + // keep it off screen: BookmarkListView.qml returns early for + // `Login`, and LoginView.qml renders `payload` only when `ok` is + // false — and a failed login carries no token. A future handler + // must not render `payload` + // unconditionally: doing so would put a live credential on screen + // (and into any screenshot or screen recording of it). Narrowing + // the signal itself is the real fix and is deliberately not made + // here — it is a public QML surface change, not a review tweak. + emit replyReceived(actionType, true, QString::fromStdString(resultJson)); + }, + [this, actionType](const std::exception_ptr& err) { + try { + std::rethrow_exception(err); + } catch (const std::exception& e) { + emit replyReceived(actionType, false, QString::fromUtf8(e.what())); + } + }); +} + +// ── BookmarkBridge ────────────────────────────────────────────────────────── + +BookmarkBridge::BookmarkBridge(::morph::bridge::Bridge& bridge, ::morph::exec::IExecutor* executor, QObject* parent) + : QObject{parent}, _presenter{bridge, executor} { + // Direct (same-thread) connections throughout — see + // paste_qml_bridges.hpp's "Threading" note for why no meta-type + // registration is involved. + connect(&_presenter, &BookmarkPresenter::listed, this, + [this](const ListBookmarksResult& result) { emit listed(toVariantList(result.bookmarks)); }); + connect(&_presenter, &BookmarkPresenter::loaded, this, + [this](const BookmarkView& view) { emit loaded(toVariantMap(view)); }); + connect(&_presenter, &BookmarkPresenter::archived, this, &BookmarkBridge::archived); + connect(&_presenter, &BookmarkPresenter::unarchived, this, &BookmarkBridge::unarchived); + connect(&_presenter, &BookmarkPresenter::removed, this, &BookmarkBridge::removed); + connect(&_presenter, &BookmarkPresenter::bulkEdited, this, + [this](const BulkEditResult& result) { emit bulkEdited(countText(result.affected)); }); + connect(&_presenter, &BookmarkPresenter::failed, this, &BookmarkBridge::failed); +} + +void BookmarkBridge::refresh() { + _presenter.list(ListBookmarks{}); +} + +void BookmarkBridge::refreshIncludingArchived() { + // Every member without a default initializer is named explicitly: + // -Wmissing-designated-field-initializers is on under + // MORPH_ENABLE_STRICT_COMPILATION. `.cursor = {}` is an empty cursor, + // i.e. the first page; empty `tag`/`searchText` mean "no filter". + _presenter.list( + ListBookmarks{.cursor = {}, .archiveFilter = ArchiveFilter::Any, .tag = {}, .searchText = {}}); +} + +void BookmarkBridge::open(qlonglong id) { + _presenter.get(GetBookmark{.id = BookmarkId{static_cast(id)}}); +} + +void BookmarkBridge::archive(qlonglong id) { + _presenter.archive(ArchiveBookmark{.id = BookmarkId{static_cast(id)}}); +} + +void BookmarkBridge::unarchive(qlonglong id) { + _presenter.unarchive(UnarchiveBookmark{.id = BookmarkId{static_cast(id)}}); +} + +void BookmarkBridge::remove(qlonglong id) { + _presenter.remove(DeleteBookmark{.id = BookmarkId{static_cast(id)}}); +} + +void BookmarkBridge::bulkArchive(const QVariantList& ids, bool archive) { + BulkEdit action; + action.ids.reserve(static_cast(ids.size())); + for (const auto& id : ids) { + action.ids.emplace_back(static_cast(id.toLongLong())); + } + action.archive = archive ? BulkArchiveOp::Archive : BulkArchiveOp::Unarchive; + _presenter.bulkEdit(std::move(action)); +} + +// ── TagBridge ─────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────── + +TagBridge::TagBridge(::morph::bridge::Bridge& bridge, ::morph::exec::IExecutor* executor, QObject* parent) + : QObject{parent}, _presenter{bridge, executor} { + connect(&_presenter, &TagPresenter::listed, this, + [this](const ListTagsResult& result) { emit listed(toVariantList(result.tags)); }); + connect(&_presenter, &TagPresenter::failed, this, &TagBridge::failed); +} + +void TagBridge::refresh() { + _presenter.list(ListTags{}); +} + +// ── SharedFeedBridge ──────────────────────────────────────────────────────── + +SharedFeedBridge::SharedFeedBridge(::morph::bridge::Bridge& bridge, ::morph::exec::IExecutor* executor, + QObject* parent) + : QObject{parent}, _presenter{bridge, executor} { + connect(&_presenter, &SharedFeedPresenter::listed, this, + [this](const ListSharedFeedResult& result) { emit listed(toVariantList(result.bookmarks)); }); + connect(&_presenter, &SharedFeedPresenter::failed, this, &SharedFeedBridge::failed); +} + +void SharedFeedBridge::refresh() { + _presenter.list(ListSharedFeed{}); +} + +} // namespace bookmarks::gui diff --git a/examples/bookmarks/gui_lib/bookmark_qml_bridges.hpp b/examples/bookmarks/gui_lib/bookmark_qml_bridges.hpp new file mode 100644 index 00000000..151b9ce8 --- /dev/null +++ b/examples/bookmarks/gui_lib/bookmark_qml_bridges.hpp @@ -0,0 +1,299 @@ +// SPDX-License-Identifier: Apache-2.0 +#pragma once + +#include +#include +#include +#include + +#include +#include + +// Guarded exactly like bookmark_presenter.hpp's own includes: AUTOMOC runs +// moc over this header, and moc must not be pointed at morph's template-heavy +// bridge.hpp or at the model headers, which pull in Lightweight's DataMapper +// machinery — moc is not a C++ front end and mis-parses it, emitting the rest +// of the file inside a namespace it wrongly believes is still open. moc needs +// nothing from these headers: the macros, signals and `Q_INVOKABLE` +// signatures below are all it reads. +#ifndef Q_MOC_RUN +#include "bookmark_forms_controller.hpp" +#include "bookmark_presenter.hpp" +#include "shared_feed_presenter.hpp" +#include "tag_presenter.hpp" + +#include +#include +#endif + +/// @file +/// The four QML-facing adapters bookmarks' shells put in front of the Task 17 +/// presenters and this rung's forms controller. They live in `gui_lib` — not +/// in a shell's `main.cpp` — because every shell needs them and they must all +/// be the same program: `gui/main.cpp` (desktop) and a future +/// `gui_wasm/main_wasm.cpp` (browser) are to differ only in how they choose a +/// deployment mode, per `examples/TESTING.md`'s "same client code" +/// requirement. Same rationale, same shape and the same Qt6::Core-only bound +/// as `pastebin::gui`'s `FormsBridge`/`PasteBridge` +/// (`examples/pastebin/gui_lib/paste_qml_bridges.hpp`) — read that file's +/// "Why these adapters exist at all", "Qt6::Core only" and "Threading" +/// sections, which apply here verbatim and are not repeated. +/// +/// @par Why there is no separate `AuthBridge` +/// The login step is folded into `FormsBridge` rather than given a class of +/// its own, and that is a deliberate deviation from this task's brief. A +/// standalone `AuthBridge` taking `(Bridge&, IExecutor*)` — the presenter +/// rule-2 constructor every adapter here has — would have to own a second +/// `BookmarkFormsController`, and therefore a second `BridgeHandler` for +/// *each* of this rung's three form-serving models: six registered instances +/// per client where four is the number `bookmarks::app::App`'s own +/// `kMaxLiveModels` comment budgets for. The alternative (handing one +/// controller to two adapters) breaks that constructor rule instead. Login is +/// a schema-driven form submission like every other in this rung, so the +/// class that already submits schema-driven forms is where it belongs; the +/// one thing that makes it special — installing the returned token as the +/// bridge's default session — is `onLoginSucceeded` below, and it is the only +/// place in the whole client that touches a session. + +namespace bookmarks::gui { + +#ifndef Q_MOC_RUN +/// @brief Decodes a `Login` reply body into a `LoginResult`, or reports that +/// it could not be decoded. +/// +/// A named function rather than four lines inside `FormsBridge::submitIfValid` +/// for one reason: its failure arm is otherwise untestable. The reply that +/// reaches `submitIfValid`'s success callback is always produced by +/// `ActionTraits::resultToJson` — glaze writing the *same* reflected +/// type this reads back — on every backend the ladder ships (`LocalBackend`, +/// `SimulatedRemoteBackend`, `QtWebSocketBackend`), so no test driving a real +/// client can make that decode fail. The branch is still worth having and +/// still worth testing: the peer is a separate process that a real deployment +/// can have upgraded, downgraded or replaced independently of the client, and +/// the alternative to reporting a failed decode is installing a +/// default-constructed (tokenless) session and announcing an empty principal +/// as if login had worked. Splitting the decision out makes both arms +/// reachable from `tests/test_bookmark_qml_bridges.cpp` without a fake +/// backend, and leaves the caller with a single unambiguous branch. +/// +/// @param resultJson The reply body, verbatim as the dispatch resolved it. +/// @return The decoded result, or `std::nullopt` if @p resultJson is not a +/// readable `LoginResult`. +[[nodiscard]] std::optional decodeLoginResult(const std::string& resultJson); +#endif + +/// @brief QML-facing face of `bookmarks::gui::BookmarkFormsController`, plus +/// this client's one session-installing seam. +/// +/// Same surface `DynamicForm.qml` expects of a controller — a `schemasJson` +/// property, `submitIfValid(actionType, bodyJson)`, and a `replyReceived` +/// signal — so the shipped renderer needs no bookmarks-specific knowledge, +/// and one instance serves the login screen and every domain form alike. +class FormsBridge : public QObject { + Q_OBJECT + + /// @brief `{actionType: schema}` JSON — everything the QML renderer needs. + Q_PROPERTY(QString schemasJson READ schemasJson CONSTANT) + + public: + /// @param bridge The shared `Bridge` `AppContext` owns. + /// @param executor The executor `Completion` callbacks land on. + /// @param parent Optional `QObject` parent. + FormsBridge(::morph::bridge::Bridge& bridge, ::morph::exec::IExecutor* executor, QObject* parent = nullptr); + + /// @brief The schema document supplied to the wrapped controller + /// (`bookmark_schemas.hpp`). + /// @return `{actionType: schema}` JSON. + [[nodiscard]] QString schemasJson() const; + + /// @brief Dispatches @p bodyJson as @p actionType's body, emitting + /// `replyReceived` when the reply (or the error) arrives — and, + /// for a successful `Login`, `loggedIn` after the returned token + /// has been installed as the bridge's default session. + /// @param actionType Registered action type id. + /// @param bodyJson Fully-assembled JSON body, as `DynamicForm` builds it. + Q_INVOKABLE void submitIfValid(const QString& actionType, const QString& bodyJson); + + signals: + /// @brief Emitted once per `submitIfValid`. @p payload is the result JSON + /// when @p ok, otherwise the error message. + /// @param actionType The action the reply belongs to. + /// @param ok Whether the dispatch succeeded. + /// @param payload Result JSON, or the error message. + void replyReceived(const QString& actionType, bool ok, const QString& payload); + + /// @brief Emitted after a successful `Login` has been *applied* — i.e. + /// after the token is installed, so a slot may dispatch straight + /// away. Ordered before the corresponding `replyReceived`. + /// @param principal The verified username the server echoed back. + void loggedIn(const QString& principal); + + private: +#ifndef Q_MOC_RUN + /// @brief Installs @p result's token as the shared `Bridge`'s default + /// session, so every subsequent action from every adapter carries + /// it, then announces the new identity. + /// + /// The whole of this client's authentication handling, and deliberately + /// so: this is infrastructure wiring, not business logic + /// (`examples/IMPLEMENTATION.md` rule 2's "(b) pure glue" clause). It + /// decides nothing — the token is the server's, minted and signed by it, + /// and `principal` is the server's echo of the identity it verified, not + /// the client's claim (`bookmarks/dto/auth_dto.hpp`). + /// @param result The decoded `LoginResult` the server returned. + void onLoginSucceeded(const LoginResult& result); + + ::morph::bridge::Bridge& _bridge; + BookmarkFormsController _controller; +#endif +}; + +/// @brief QML-facing face of `bookmarks::gui::BookmarkPresenter`. +/// +/// Turns the presenter's DTO-carrying signals into `QVariantMap`/ +/// `QVariantList` property bags and its typed calls into id invokables. No +/// decisions: ownership, tag diffing, archive filtering and pagination are +/// all the model's, and this only relays what the server computed. +/// +/// `create`/`edit`/`import` are absent on purpose: those are the +/// schema-driven forms `FormsBridge` submits, so their replies arrive on +/// `replyReceived`, and relaying a presenter signal nothing binds to would be +/// a stub (the same exclusion `pastebin::gui::PasteBridge` documents for +/// `created`/`edited`). `getChangesSince`/`exportAll` are absent for the same +/// reason — this rung's shell shows neither a poll view nor an export +/// screen. +class BookmarkBridge : public QObject { + Q_OBJECT + + public: + /// @param bridge The shared `Bridge` `AppContext` owns. + /// @param executor The executor `Completion` callbacks land on. + /// @param parent Optional `QObject` parent. + BookmarkBridge(::morph::bridge::Bridge& bridge, ::morph::exec::IExecutor* executor, QObject* parent = nullptr); + + /// @brief Fetches the first page of the caller's own active bookmarks. + Q_INVOKABLE void refresh(); + + /// @brief Fetches the first page including archived bookmarks. + Q_INVOKABLE void refreshIncludingArchived(); + + /// @brief Reads one bookmark in full. Emits `loaded`, or `failed`. + /// @param id The bookmark to read. + Q_INVOKABLE void open(qlonglong id); + + /// @brief Archives one bookmark. + /// @param id The bookmark to archive. + Q_INVOKABLE void archive(qlonglong id); + + /// @brief Unarchives one bookmark. + /// @param id The bookmark to unarchive. + Q_INVOKABLE void unarchive(qlonglong id); + + /// @brief Deletes one bookmark. + /// @param id The bookmark to delete. + Q_INVOKABLE void remove(qlonglong id); + + /// @brief Archives or unarchives several bookmarks in one atomic + /// `BulkEdit` (all-or-nothing, README). + /// + /// Driven from the list's multi-selection rather than a form: `BulkEdit`'s + /// required `ids` member is a JSON array, which the shipped `DynamicForm` + /// has no control for — see `BookmarkFormsController`'s class comment. No + /// text is typed here at all; the ids come from rows the user ticked. + /// @param ids The bookmarks to affect, as list-row ids. + /// @param archive `true` to archive, `false` to unarchive. + Q_INVOKABLE void bulkArchive(const QVariantList& ids, bool archive); + + signals: + /// @brief One page of `ListBookmarks` rows, each an + /// `{id, url, title, tags, createdAt, updatedAt, readState, + /// archiveState, visibility}` map. + /// @param rows The page's rows. + void listed(const QVariantList& rows); + /// @brief A fetched bookmark, as a property bag. + /// @param bookmark The bookmark's fields, rendered as display strings. + void loaded(const QVariantMap& bookmark); + /// @brief An `ArchiveBookmark` succeeded. + void archived(); + /// @brief An `UnarchiveBookmark` succeeded. + void unarchived(); + /// @brief A `DeleteBookmark` succeeded. + void removed(); + /// @brief A `BulkEdit` succeeded. + /// @param affected How many rows the server reported changed. + void bulkEdited(const QString& affected); + /// @brief Any action's typed error, already rendered as a message. + /// @param message The model's own `what()`. + void failed(const QString& message); + + private: +#ifndef Q_MOC_RUN + BookmarkPresenter _presenter; +#endif +}; + +/// @brief QML-facing face of `bookmarks::gui::TagPresenter`. +/// +/// Listing only. `RenameTag`/`MergeTags` are schema-driven forms submitted +/// through `FormsBridge`, so their outcomes arrive on `replyReceived` and the +/// presenter's `renamed`/`merged` signals are deliberately not relayed — +/// relaying a signal nothing binds to would be a stub. +class TagBridge : public QObject { + Q_OBJECT + + public: + /// @param bridge The shared `Bridge` `AppContext` owns. + /// @param executor The executor `Completion` callbacks land on. + /// @param parent Optional `QObject` parent. + TagBridge(::morph::bridge::Bridge& bridge, ::morph::exec::IExecutor* executor, QObject* parent = nullptr); + + /// @brief Fetches every tag the caller owns, with bookmark counts. + Q_INVOKABLE void refresh(); + + signals: + /// @brief Every tag the caller owns, each an `{id, name, bookmarkCount}` map. + /// @param rows The tag rows. + void listed(const QVariantList& rows); + /// @brief Any action's typed error, already rendered as a message. + /// @param message The model's own `what()`. + void failed(const QString& message); + + private: +#ifndef Q_MOC_RUN + TagPresenter _presenter; +#endif +}; + +/// @brief QML-facing face of `bookmarks::gui::SharedFeedPresenter`. +/// +/// The one cross-user view in this rung: every `Shared`, non-archived +/// bookmark from every owner. Same row shape as `BookmarkBridge::listed`, +/// because the model returns the same `BookmarkSummary` (and the same +/// non-leak rule applies — no `notes`). +class SharedFeedBridge : public QObject { + Q_OBJECT + + public: + /// @param bridge The shared `Bridge` `AppContext` owns. + /// @param executor The executor `Completion` callbacks land on. + /// @param parent Optional `QObject` parent. + SharedFeedBridge(::morph::bridge::Bridge& bridge, ::morph::exec::IExecutor* executor, QObject* parent = nullptr); + + /// @brief Fetches the first page of the shared feed. + Q_INVOKABLE void refresh(); + + signals: + /// @brief One page of the shared feed, in `BookmarkBridge::listed`'s row shape. + /// @param rows The page's rows. + void listed(const QVariantList& rows); + /// @brief Any action's typed error, already rendered as a message. + /// @param message The model's own `what()`. + void failed(const QString& message); + + private: +#ifndef Q_MOC_RUN + SharedFeedPresenter _presenter; +#endif +}; + +} // namespace bookmarks::gui diff --git a/examples/bookmarks/gui_lib/bookmark_schemas.hpp b/examples/bookmarks/gui_lib/bookmark_schemas.hpp new file mode 100644 index 00000000..8de412d5 --- /dev/null +++ b/examples/bookmarks/gui_lib/bookmark_schemas.hpp @@ -0,0 +1,59 @@ +// SPDX-License-Identifier: Apache-2.0 +#pragma once + +#include + +#include + +#include "bookmarks/dto/auth_dto.hpp" +#include "bookmarks/dto/bookmark_dto.hpp" +#include "bookmarks/dto/import_export_dto.hpp" +#include "bookmarks/dto/tag_dto.hpp" + +/// @file +/// The one schema document every bookmarks form renders from, assembled in +/// one place so every shell that builds a `BookmarkFormsController` — the +/// desktop client (`gui/main.cpp`), a future WASM client, and the tests — +/// builds the *identical* map instead of each assembling its own +/// (`examples/TESTING.md`'s "same client code" requirement). Same split +/// `pastebin::gui::pasteSchemasJson()` uses, and for the same reason: +/// `BookmarkFormsController` takes the document as a constructor argument by +/// design, so whatever composes it decides which actions it serves. + +namespace bookmarks::gui { + +/// @brief The `{actionType: schema}` document this rung's forms render from. +/// +/// Exactly the six actions a user *enters* — everything else is +/// parameterised by an id picked from a list, never typed, and therefore +/// routes through a presenter rather than a form: +/// +/// * `Login` — the one action an unauthenticated caller can reach, and the +/// whole of this rung's login UI (`bookmarks/dto/auth_dto.hpp`'s `@file` +/// comment states plainly what "dev-mode login" does and does not mean). +/// Rendering it from its own schema rather than hand-building a username +/// field is what keeps `examples/IMPLEMENTATION.md` rule 2 true of the +/// login screen too. +/// * `CreateBookmark` / `EditBookmark` / `ImportBookmarks` — `BookmarkModel`. +/// * `RenameTag` / `MergeTags` — `TagModel`. +/// +/// `BulkEdit` is deliberately absent, and its absence is a renderer +/// limitation rather than a design choice: its one required member is +/// `std::vector`, and the shipped `DynamicForm` has no control +/// for a JSON `array` field (see `BookmarkFormsController`'s class comment +/// and `examples/bookmarks/README.md`'s known-gaps entry). The GUI therefore +/// drives `BulkEdit` from the list's own multi-selection through +/// `BookmarkBridge`, where no typing is involved at all. +/// +/// @return `{"Login": …, "CreateBookmark": …, "EditBookmark": …, +/// "ImportBookmarks": …, "RenameTag": …, "MergeTags": …}`. +[[nodiscard]] inline std::string bookmarkSchemasJson() { + return std::string{"{\"Login\":"} + ::morph::forms::schemaJson() + + ",\"CreateBookmark\":" + ::morph::forms::schemaJson() + + ",\"EditBookmark\":" + ::morph::forms::schemaJson() + + ",\"ImportBookmarks\":" + ::morph::forms::schemaJson() + + ",\"RenameTag\":" + ::morph::forms::schemaJson() + + ",\"MergeTags\":" + ::morph::forms::schemaJson() + "}"; +} + +} // namespace bookmarks::gui diff --git a/examples/bookmarks/gui_lib/shared_feed_presenter.cpp b/examples/bookmarks/gui_lib/shared_feed_presenter.cpp new file mode 100644 index 00000000..e2ef631b --- /dev/null +++ b/examples/bookmarks/gui_lib/shared_feed_presenter.cpp @@ -0,0 +1,24 @@ +// SPDX-License-Identifier: Apache-2.0 +#include "shared_feed_presenter.hpp" + +namespace bookmarks::gui { + +SharedFeedPresenter::SharedFeedPresenter(::morph::bridge::Bridge& bridge, ::morph::exec::IExecutor* executor, + QObject* parent) + : Presenter{parent}, _handler{bridge, executor} {} + +void SharedFeedPresenter::reportError(const std::exception_ptr& err) { + try { + std::rethrow_exception(err); + } catch (const std::exception& ex) { + emit failed(QString::fromStdString(ex.what())); + } +} + +void SharedFeedPresenter::list(ListSharedFeed action) { + track( + _handler.execute(std::move(action)), [this](ListSharedFeedResult result) { emit listed(std::move(result)); }, + [this](const std::exception_ptr& err) { reportError(err); }); +} + +} // namespace bookmarks::gui diff --git a/examples/bookmarks/gui_lib/shared_feed_presenter.hpp b/examples/bookmarks/gui_lib/shared_feed_presenter.hpp new file mode 100644 index 00000000..a2067f0c --- /dev/null +++ b/examples/bookmarks/gui_lib/shared_feed_presenter.hpp @@ -0,0 +1,56 @@ +// SPDX-License-Identifier: Apache-2.0 +#pragma once + +#include "gui/presenter.hpp" +#include "bookmarks/dto/shared_feed_dto.hpp" + +#include + +// See pastebin::gui::PastePresenter's identical guard and doc comment +// (examples/pastebin/gui_lib/paste_presenter.hpp) for why moc must never +// see morph/core/bridge.hpp or shared_feed_model.hpp: shared_feed_model.hpp +// pulls in Lightweight's DataMapper machinery through +// bookmarks/db/db_model.hpp, and moc's parser (not a real C++ front end) +// mis-parses the nesting that results. +#ifndef Q_MOC_RUN +#include "bookmarks/models/shared_feed_model.hpp" + +#include +#include +#endif + +namespace bookmarks::gui { + +/// @brief Routes `SharedFeedModel`'s one action through a +/// `BridgeHandler`. Translates and routes only — no +/// domain logic (`IMPLEMENTATION.md` rule 2). +class SharedFeedPresenter : public ::morph::ladder::gui::Presenter { + Q_OBJECT + public: + /// @param bridge The shared `Bridge` `AppContext` owns. + /// @param executor The executor `Completion` callbacks land on. + /// @param parent Optional `QObject` parent. + SharedFeedPresenter(::morph::bridge::Bridge& bridge, ::morph::exec::IExecutor* executor, + QObject* parent = nullptr); + + /// @brief Fetches one page of every `Shared`, non-archived bookmark from + /// every owner. Emits `listed` on success, `failed` on error. + /// @param action The page request. + void list(ListSharedFeed action); + + signals: + void listed(ListSharedFeedResult result); + /// @brief Emitted for any action's typed error — @p message is + /// `std::exception::what()`, ready for direct display. + void failed(QString message); + + private: + /// @brief Shared error-display body passed as every `track()` call's + /// third argument below — see `pastebin::gui::PastePresenter::reportError`'s + /// doc comment for the full rationale (finding 023). + void reportError(const std::exception_ptr& err); + + ::morph::bridge::BridgeHandler _handler; +}; + +} // namespace bookmarks::gui diff --git a/examples/bookmarks/gui_lib/tag_presenter.cpp b/examples/bookmarks/gui_lib/tag_presenter.cpp new file mode 100644 index 00000000..c09db27f --- /dev/null +++ b/examples/bookmarks/gui_lib/tag_presenter.cpp @@ -0,0 +1,35 @@ +// SPDX-License-Identifier: Apache-2.0 +#include "tag_presenter.hpp" + +namespace bookmarks::gui { + +TagPresenter::TagPresenter(::morph::bridge::Bridge& bridge, ::morph::exec::IExecutor* executor, QObject* parent) + : Presenter{parent}, _handler{bridge, executor} {} + +void TagPresenter::reportError(const std::exception_ptr& err) { + try { + std::rethrow_exception(err); + } catch (const std::exception& ex) { + emit failed(QString::fromStdString(ex.what())); + } +} + +void TagPresenter::rename(RenameTag action) { + track( + _handler.execute(std::move(action)), [this](Ack) { emit renamed(); }, + [this](const std::exception_ptr& err) { reportError(err); }); +} + +void TagPresenter::merge(MergeTags action) { + track( + _handler.execute(std::move(action)), [this](Ack) { emit merged(); }, + [this](const std::exception_ptr& err) { reportError(err); }); +} + +void TagPresenter::list(ListTags action) { + track( + _handler.execute(std::move(action)), [this](ListTagsResult result) { emit listed(std::move(result)); }, + [this](const std::exception_ptr& err) { reportError(err); }); +} + +} // namespace bookmarks::gui diff --git a/examples/bookmarks/gui_lib/tag_presenter.hpp b/examples/bookmarks/gui_lib/tag_presenter.hpp new file mode 100644 index 00000000..1c85fb85 --- /dev/null +++ b/examples/bookmarks/gui_lib/tag_presenter.hpp @@ -0,0 +1,66 @@ +// SPDX-License-Identifier: Apache-2.0 +#pragma once + +#include "gui/presenter.hpp" +#include "bookmarks/dto/tag_dto.hpp" + +#include + +// See pastebin::gui::PastePresenter's identical guard and doc comment +// (examples/pastebin/gui_lib/paste_presenter.hpp) for why moc must never +// see morph/core/bridge.hpp or tag_model.hpp: tag_model.hpp pulls in +// Lightweight's DataMapper machinery through bookmarks/db/db_model.hpp, and +// moc's parser (not a real C++ front end) mis-parses the nesting that +// results. +#ifndef Q_MOC_RUN +#include "bookmarks/models/tag_model.hpp" + +#include +#include +#endif + +namespace bookmarks::gui { + +/// @brief Routes every `TagModel` action through a `BridgeHandler`. +/// Translates and routes only — no domain logic (`IMPLEMENTATION.md` +/// rule 2). +class TagPresenter : public ::morph::ladder::gui::Presenter { + Q_OBJECT + public: + /// @param bridge The shared `Bridge` `AppContext` owns. + /// @param executor The executor `Completion` callbacks land on. + /// @param parent Optional `QObject` parent. + TagPresenter(::morph::bridge::Bridge& bridge, ::morph::exec::IExecutor* executor, QObject* parent = nullptr); + + /// @brief Renames a tag. Emits `renamed` on success, `failed` on error. + /// @param action The rename to apply. + void rename(RenameTag action); + + /// @brief Reassigns every bookmark tagged `sourceId` to `targetId`, then + /// deletes `sourceId`. Emits `merged` on success, `failed` on error. + /// @param action The merge to apply. + void merge(MergeTags action); + + /// @brief Lists every tag the caller owns, with bookmark counts. Emits + /// `listed` on success, `failed` on error. + /// @param action The list request. + void list(ListTags action); + + signals: + void renamed(); + void merged(); + void listed(ListTagsResult result); + /// @brief Emitted for any action's typed error — @p message is + /// `std::exception::what()`, ready for direct display. + void failed(QString message); + + private: + /// @brief Shared error-display body passed as every `track()` call's + /// third argument below — see `pastebin::gui::PastePresenter::reportError`'s + /// doc comment for the full rationale (finding 023). + void reportError(const std::exception_ptr& err); + + ::morph::bridge::BridgeHandler _handler; +}; + +} // namespace bookmarks::gui diff --git a/examples/bookmarks/gui_wasm/main_wasm.cpp b/examples/bookmarks/gui_wasm/main_wasm.cpp new file mode 100644 index 00000000..c5181c38 --- /dev/null +++ b/examples/bookmarks/gui_wasm/main_wasm.cpp @@ -0,0 +1,112 @@ +// SPDX-License-Identifier: Apache-2.0 + +/// @file +/// bookmarks' WebAssembly client shell — rung 2's counterpart to rung 1's +/// `examples/pastebin/gui_wasm/main_wasm.cpp`, mirrored from it exactly. +/// +/// This file is the *only* difference between the browser client and the +/// desktop client (`gui/main.cpp`). Everything with behaviour in it — the +/// presenters (`gui_lib/bookmark_presenter.hpp`, `gui_lib/tag_presenter.hpp`, +/// `gui_lib/shared_feed_presenter.hpp`), the forms controller +/// (`gui_lib/bookmark_forms_controller.hpp`), the QML adapters +/// (`gui_lib/bookmark_qml_bridges.hpp`), the schema document +/// (`gui_lib/bookmark_schemas.hpp`) and the QML itself (`gui/qml/Main.qml`, +/// built into the `Bookmarks` module both binaries link) — is shared +/// verbatim. That is `examples/TESTING.md`'s "same client code" requirement, +/// and its explicit ban on bank's `gui_wasm` shadow-header pattern: no model, +/// DTO, presenter or QML file has a WASM variant here. +/// +/// Two things are genuinely WASM-specific, and both are one line each: +/// +/// * **Mode.** There is no `--server` flag and no `Local` alternative. A +/// browser has no ODBC and no in-process server to be `Local` against, so a +/// ladder WASM client is always `Remote` (`examples/IMPLEMENTATION.md` rule +/// 4's WASM clause: "Lightweight (ODBC) cannot run in the browser… the +/// ladder's WASM clients are **remote clients** — persistence lives +/// server-side, behind the model"). The url is baked in at build time via +/// `MORPH_LADDER_BOOKMARKS_WASM_SERVER_URL` (`../CMakeLists.txt`), following +/// pastebin's own `MORPH_LADDER_PASTEBIN_WASM_SERVER_URL` convention — a +/// page served from a static bundle has no argv to read one from. +/// * **No database bootstrap, no local `TokenIssuer`.** `gui/main.cpp` calls +/// `bookmarks::db::setup()` and installs a dev-mode `TokenIssuer` only in +/// `Local` mode (`if (!serverUrl)`); there is nothing to set up here — the +/// server owns the store and the signing secret, and login mints a real +/// token over the wire via `AuthModel`/`FormsBridge`, exactly as the +/// desktop client's own `--server` path does. +/// +/// Note what is *not* here: no `asyncRegistrationEnabled` flag, no +/// `setConnectHandler`, no hand-rolled wait-for-binding timer. The +/// `examples/common/wasm_spike/main_wasm.cpp` spike had to hand-roll all +/// three; `AppContext` (`examples/common/gui/app_context.hpp`) now owns the +/// first two generically for every client, native or browser, and +/// `Main.qml`'s bootstrap-retry `Timer` — shared, like the rest of the QML — +/// covers the third (`docs/findings/024`, the "handler not bound" window that +/// opens on connect and closes when registration settles; it is a *remote* +/// mode gap, so this client hits exactly the same one the desktop client does +/// in `--server` mode, and is covered by exactly the same mitigation). +/// Confirmed by reading pastebin's own `gui_wasm/main_wasm.cpp`, which +/// carries the identical note rather than a hand-rolled retry timer — this +/// file follows the same pattern rather than reintroducing one. +/// +/// @par Verification status +/// Structurally complete and reviewed, **never compiled**: no Emscripten +/// toolchain was available in the environment this was authored in, exactly +/// as rung 1's own `gui_wasm/main_wasm.cpp` and +/// `examples/common/wasm_spike/README.md` record. The `ladder-wasm` compile +/// gate in `.github/workflows/wasm-ladder.yml` is what will actually prove +/// it, on the first push that runs it. + +#include +#include +#include +#include +#include + +#include "bookmark_qml_bridges.hpp" +#include "gui/app_context.hpp" + +#include + +int main(int argc, char** argv) { + QGuiApplication qtApp{argc, argv}; + + // Always Remote — see this file's header comment. `AppContext` builds the + // QtWebSocketBackend with asyncRegistrationEnabled=true, which is what + // makes registration WASM-safe at all (the synchronous path nests a + // QEventLoop and aborts the page — examples/TESTING.md, "WASM reality"). + ::morph::ladder::gui::AppContext ctx{::morph::ladder::gui::Remote{ + .url = QUrl{QString::fromUtf8(MORPH_LADDER_BOOKMARKS_WASM_SERVER_URL)}}}; + + QQmlApplicationEngine engine; + std::unique_ptr formsBridge; + std::unique_ptr bookmarkBridge; + std::unique_ptr tagBridge; + std::unique_ptr feedBridge; + + // Every handler is built from inside onReady(), never before it: a Remote + // context is not usable the line after its constructor returns, and a + // registration issued before the socket is up fails permanently with no + // retry (docs/findings/017). Identical to gui/main.cpp's --server path, + // including building all four adapters up front rather than tearing one + // down and rebuilding it around login + // (docs/findings/030-deregister-reply-races-sync-register-callid-zero.md). + ctx.onReady([&] { + formsBridge = std::make_unique(ctx.bridge(), ctx.executor()); + bookmarkBridge = std::make_unique(ctx.bridge(), ctx.executor()); + tagBridge = std::make_unique(ctx.bridge(), ctx.executor()); + feedBridge = std::make_unique(ctx.bridge(), ctx.executor()); + engine.setInitialProperties({ + {QStringLiteral("formsController"), QVariant::fromValue(formsBridge.get())}, + {QStringLiteral("bookmarkController"), QVariant::fromValue(bookmarkBridge.get())}, + {QStringLiteral("tagController"), QVariant::fromValue(tagBridge.get())}, + {QStringLiteral("feedController"), QVariant::fromValue(feedBridge.get())}, + }); + engine.loadFromModule(MORPH_LADDER_QML_URI, "Main"); + if (engine.rootObjects().isEmpty()) { + qWarning("ladder_bookmarks_gui_wasm: QML engine produced no root object"); + } + }); + + qInfo("ladder_bookmarks_gui_wasm: connecting to %s ...", MORPH_LADDER_BOOKMARKS_WASM_SERVER_URL); + return QGuiApplication::exec(); +} diff --git a/examples/bookmarks/include/bookmarks/app/app.hpp b/examples/bookmarks/include/bookmarks/app/app.hpp new file mode 100644 index 00000000..442b4a9e --- /dev/null +++ b/examples/bookmarks/include/bookmarks/app/app.hpp @@ -0,0 +1,187 @@ +// SPDX-License-Identifier: Apache-2.0 +#pragma once + +#include "bookmarks/app/metadata_fetcher.hpp" + +#include +#include +#include +#include +#include + +#include +#include + +#include +#include +#include +#include +#include +#include + +namespace bookmarks::app { + +/// @brief Owns the server-side pieces every bookmarks deployment shares: the +/// worker pool, the `RemoteServer` with a real `auth::BookmarksAuthorizer` +/// installed, the durable `FileActionLog` (installed process-wide via +/// `morph::journal::setActionLog`), the process-global `TokenIssuer` +/// `AuthModel` mints from (`auth::setTokenIssuer`), the periodic +/// metadata-fetch worker, and the periodic outbox relay. Nothing here decides +/// deployment mode — that stays `examples/common/gui::AppContext`'s job on +/// the client side; this is exclusively the server side. +/// +/// Mirrors `pastebin::app::App` (rung 1) closely and on purpose, including +/// its declaration-order-for-teardown-safety rule (see the private section) +/// and its internal-client pattern for background work: the metadata-fetch +/// worker dispatches `RecordMetadata` through a `Bridge` over +/// `SimulatedRemoteBackend{*server()}`, a first-class client of the same +/// `RemoteServer` a real socket client talks to +/// (`SimulatedRemoteBackend::execute()` calls `RemoteServer::handle()`, the +/// identical dispatch path), so every recorded fetch is authorized, +/// dispatched and journaled exactly like a client-issued action. +/// +/// @par The service principal, and why the worker's own instance is enough +/// The worker's bridge carries a default session holding a token this `App` +/// minted for `auth::kMetadataFetcherPrincipal` with the *same secret* it +/// gave the authorizer, so it verifies exactly like a real user's. It runs on +/// its own `BridgeHandler` — its own registered instance, +/// created by and attributed to itself — never on some user's instance, so +/// per-instance authorization has nothing to object to. What actually keeps +/// the worker's extra authority in bounds is +/// `BookmarkModel::execute(const RecordMetadata&)`'s own check that the +/// dispatching principal *is* the service principal, plus +/// `AuthModel`'s refusal to mint a token in the reserved `system:` namespace +/// on request. `authorizeInstance` could not have done that job here — see +/// `bookmarks/auth/bookmarks_authorizer.hpp` and finding 027. +class App : public QObject { + Q_OBJECT + public: + /// @brief Wires up the whole server side and starts both periodic timers. + /// @param actionLogPath Where `FileActionLog` persists entries. + /// @param tokenSecret Shared secret for the `auth::BookmarksAuthorizer` + /// this server installs, for the process-global `TokenIssuer` + /// `AuthModel` mints user tokens from, and for the + /// metadata-fetch worker's own service-principal token. All three + /// must be the same value, which is why there is one parameter: + /// a token minted by any of them has to verify against the + /// authorizer that checks every subsequent call. + /// @param fetcher Metadata fetch implementation; defaults to + /// `NullMetadataFetcher` (no network, no I/O at all). + /// @param fetchInterval How often the metadata-fetch worker runs. Tests + /// pass a long interval (effectively disabling the timer) and call + /// `fetchMetadataOnce()` directly instead, for determinism. + /// @param relayInterval How often the outbox relay runs. Same testing + /// convention as @p fetchInterval. + /// @param workers Size of the model worker pool. + /// @param parent Optional `QObject` parent. + explicit App(std::filesystem::path actionLogPath, std::string tokenSecret, + std::shared_ptr fetcher = std::make_shared(), + std::chrono::milliseconds fetchInterval = std::chrono::seconds{5}, + std::chrono::milliseconds relayInterval = std::chrono::seconds{2}, std::size_t workers = 4, + QObject* parent = nullptr); + + /// @brief Stops both timers and detaches the process-wide action log and + /// token issuer. + ~App() override; + + /// @brief Stops both periodic timers, so nothing this `App` owns can + /// dispatch new work from now on. + /// + /// `~App` calls this too, so an owner that never calls it sees exactly the + /// previous behavior. It is public because a *shutting-down* owner has to + /// call it earlier than that: the settle contract on `fetchInFlight()` + /// below says "pump until it is `false`, then destroy", and pumping is + /// precisely what lets `_fetchTimer` tick. A drain loop that ran with the + /// timer still armed could therefore dispatch a brand-new `RecordMetadata` + /// pass out of its own `processEvents()` call, re-raising `fetchInFlight()` + /// after it had settled — and if that late pass is still outstanding when + /// the drain's budget expires, `~App` runs with a dispatch in flight, which + /// is the exact window the drain exists to close. Calling this first makes + /// the drain monotonic: the outstanding set can only shrink. + /// + /// Idempotent (`QTimer::stop()` on a stopped timer is a no-op) and safe to + /// call from the Qt thread at any point in the object's life. + void stopBackgroundJobs(); + + App(const App&) = delete; + App& operator=(const App&) = delete; + App(App&&) = delete; + App& operator=(App&&) = delete; + + /// @brief The server every transport (a `QtWebSocketServer`, a test's + /// `BackendRig`) wraps or dispatches against. + /// @return The shared `RemoteServer`; never null. + [[nodiscard]] std::shared_ptr<::morph::backend::RemoteServer> server() const noexcept { return _server; } + + /// @brief Runs one metadata-fetch pass right now: finds every bookmark + /// (across every owner) whose title is still empty, calls the + /// injected fetcher for each, and fire-and-forget dispatches + /// `RecordMetadata` through the internal client. + /// + /// Does not block on the dispatched calls settling — callers that need to + /// observe completion (tests, shutdown) pump the Qt event loop afterward + /// (`morph::ladder::testkit::pumpUntil`) on `fetchInFlight()`. + /// + /// The internal client used to issue this pass's dispatches stays alive + /// until every dispatched `RecordMetadata` has actually settled, success + /// or failure — see the implementation's own comment for why + /// deregistering it any earlier would race `RemoteServer`'s still-pending + /// dispatch and silently drop the pass. + void fetchMetadataOnce(); + + /// @brief Whether any `RecordMetadata` dispatched by a previous + /// `fetchMetadataOnce()` has not settled yet. + /// + /// The settle seam a test needs before letting an `App` go, identical in + /// contract to `pastebin::app::App::sweepInFlight()`: observing the + /// *effect* of a pass (the titles are set) is not the same as the + /// dispatches having settled, because the update happens on a worker + /// thread while each call's completion callback is delivered later, on + /// the Qt event loop. Destroying the `App` in that window leaves those + /// callbacks queued against objects it owned. Pump on this until it is + /// `false`, then destroy. + /// @return `true` while at least one dispatched `RecordMetadata` is outstanding. + [[nodiscard]] bool fetchInFlight() const noexcept { return _fetchInFlight->load() != 0; } + + /// @brief Drains `bookmark_outbox` into the durable action log via + /// `journal::OutboxRelay`, once, right now. + /// + /// Synchronous, so it needs no in-flight seam of its own: it touches the + /// database and the log directly rather than dispatching through the + /// server. Both `BookmarkModel::execute(const BulkEdit&)` and + /// `TagModel`'s `RenameTag`/`MergeTags` write into that one table, so one + /// relay covers both models. + /// @return The number of outbox rows relayed in this pass. + std::size_t relayOutboxOnce(); + + private: + // Declaration order is load-bearing, and `_fetchExecutor` comes first on + // purpose — the identical hazard pastebin::app::App documents at length. + // Members are destroyed in reverse, so this is the *last* thing to go. A + // pass's RecordMetadata runs on `_pool`, and the worker thread that + // finishes it resolves the completion by calling `post()` on the executor + // the call was issued with. With the executor declared after the pool + // (its natural reading order), `~App` would destroy it while pool threads + // were still finishing dispatched work, and the next completion to + // resolve would post through a dangling `IExecutor*`. Destroying `_pool` + // (whose destructor joins its threads, so every in-flight completion has + // resolved) before the executor closes that window. `QtExecutor` holds no + // state and queues onto `QCoreApplication`, so callbacks it has already + // posted stay safe after `App` is gone. + ::morph::qt::QtExecutor _fetchExecutor; + /// Outstanding dispatches from `fetchMetadataOnce()`. A `shared_ptr` so + /// the completion callbacks that decrement it hold it by value rather + /// than through `this` — a callback delivered after the `App` is gone + /// (the very case `fetchInFlight()` exists to let callers avoid) must not + /// touch a destroyed member. + std::shared_ptr> _fetchInFlight{std::make_shared>(0)}; + std::shared_ptr<::morph::journal::FileActionLog> _actionLog; + ::morph::exec::ThreadPoolExecutor _pool; + std::shared_ptr<::morph::backend::RemoteServer> _server; + ::morph::bridge::Bridge _fetchBridge; + std::shared_ptr _fetcher; + QTimer _fetchTimer; + QTimer _relayTimer; +}; + +} // namespace bookmarks::app diff --git a/examples/bookmarks/include/bookmarks/app/metadata_fetcher.hpp b/examples/bookmarks/include/bookmarks/app/metadata_fetcher.hpp new file mode 100644 index 00000000..0310eb91 --- /dev/null +++ b/examples/bookmarks/include/bookmarks/app/metadata_fetcher.hpp @@ -0,0 +1,65 @@ +// SPDX-License-Identifier: Apache-2.0 +#pragma once + +#include + +/// @file +/// The metadata-fetch worker's one injectable seam. +/// +/// **Why no real HTTP client**: morph ships none, and building one is +/// squarely out of this rung's scope — the framework subsystem under stress +/// here is the *background-job dispatch pattern* (an internal client routing +/// through the full server pipeline: authorize, authenticate, dispatch, +/// journal), not network I/O. `IBookmarkMetadataFetcher` is the extension +/// point a real deployment implements; this rung ships only +/// `NullMetadataFetcher`, which performs no I/O and returns an empty +/// `FetchedMetadata`, so nothing in the test suite depends on timing or on a +/// network being reachable. + +namespace bookmarks::app { + +/// @brief What a metadata fetch produces. Both fields empty is a legitimate +/// "found nothing" result, not a distinguished failure — mirrors +/// `RecordMetadata`'s own "empty = leave the stored value alone" DTO +/// convention. +struct FetchedMetadata { + /// @brief The page title, or empty if none was found. + std::string title; + /// @brief A path/URL to the page's favicon, or empty if none was found. + std::string faviconPath; +}; + +/// @brief Pluggable page-metadata fetcher. See this file's own `@file` +/// comment for why this rung ships no real HTTP implementation. +class IBookmarkMetadataFetcher { + public: + IBookmarkMetadataFetcher() = default; + virtual ~IBookmarkMetadataFetcher() = default; + IBookmarkMetadataFetcher(const IBookmarkMetadataFetcher&) = delete; + IBookmarkMetadataFetcher& operator=(const IBookmarkMetadataFetcher&) = delete; + IBookmarkMetadataFetcher(IBookmarkMetadataFetcher&&) = delete; + IBookmarkMetadataFetcher& operator=(IBookmarkMetadataFetcher&&) = delete; + + /// @brief Fetches title/favicon metadata for @p url. + /// + /// Called synchronously from `App::fetchMetadataOnce()`, once per + /// untitled bookmark, on whichever thread drove that pass. An + /// implementation that really does network I/O is responsible for its + /// own timeout — a fetcher that blocks indefinitely blocks the sweep. + /// @param url The bookmark's url. + /// @return The fetched metadata, or an empty one if nothing was found. + [[nodiscard]] virtual FetchedMetadata fetch(const std::string& url) = 0; +}; + +/// @brief The shipped default: performs no I/O, always returns an empty +/// result. Deterministic and instant, for tests and for a deployment +/// that has not yet plugged in a real fetcher. +class NullMetadataFetcher : public IBookmarkMetadataFetcher { + public: + /// @brief Ignores @p url and reports "nothing found". + /// @param url Ignored. + /// @return A default-constructed `FetchedMetadata`. + [[nodiscard]] FetchedMetadata fetch([[maybe_unused]] const std::string& url) override { return {}; } +}; + +} // namespace bookmarks::app diff --git a/examples/bookmarks/include/bookmarks/auth/bookmarks_authorizer.hpp b/examples/bookmarks/include/bookmarks/auth/bookmarks_authorizer.hpp new file mode 100644 index 00000000..da05febc --- /dev/null +++ b/examples/bookmarks/include/bookmarks/auth/bookmarks_authorizer.hpp @@ -0,0 +1,295 @@ +// SPDX-License-Identifier: Apache-2.0 +#pragma once + +#include + +#include +#include +#include +#include +#include + +/// @file +/// The one `IAuthorizer` every model-bearing `RemoteServer` in this rung +/// installs. Real signed-token authentication (README "Sessions & +/// authorization" -- bookmarks is the first rung to wire this end-to-end, +/// not merely touch `IAuthorizer`), plus the two hooks +/// `SigningAuthorizer` leaves at their allow-all defaults: +/// `authorizeRegister` and `authorizeInstance`. +/// +/// @warning Both of those two hooks are limited by +/// `docs/findings/027-register-envelope-carries-no-session.md`: morph's +/// `register` envelope carries no session, so `RemoteServer` sees an empty, +/// unauthenticated `Context` on every registration a `Bridge` client makes +/// and records an empty owner principal for the resulting instance. Neither +/// hook can therefore key on identity today. What that leaves genuinely +/// enforced -- and it *is* the whole trust boundary this rung claims -- is: +/// `SigningAuthorizer::authorize()` verifying a real signed token on **every +/// `execute`**, `RemoteServer` overwriting `Context::principal` with the +/// verified identity before the model runs, and each model re-reading +/// `session::current()->principal` and scoping its own queries to it +/// (`examples/IMPLEMENTATION.md` rule 1: "models must re-check their own +/// preconditions and authorization"). An unauthenticated caller can create a +/// model instance, and nothing else: every action it could dispatch on that +/// instance is rejected by `authorize()` before a model ever sees it. The +/// resulting unauthenticated-instance-churn surface is bounded by +/// `RemoteServer::setLimitPolicy`'s `maxLiveModels`, which +/// `bookmarks::app::App` sets for exactly this reason. + +namespace bookmarks::auth { + +/// @brief Service principal the internal metadata-fetch worker (Task 12) +/// authenticates as. Reserved by convention, not by any framework +/// mechanism -- nothing stops a real user from registering under this +/// name too, since usernames are not a secret; the worker is +/// distinguished by holding a token only the server process itself +/// can mint (it shares the server's `TokenIssuer` secret), not by the +/// string alone. +inline constexpr std::string_view kMetadataFetcherPrincipal = "system:metadata-fetcher"; + +/// @brief Namespace prefix reserved for service principals such as +/// `kMetadataFetcherPrincipal`. No human may log in under it — see +/// `isReservedPrincipal`. +inline constexpr std::string_view kServicePrincipalPrefix = "system:"; + +/// @brief Longest principal this rung accepts, in bytes. +inline constexpr std::size_t kMaxPrincipalBytes = 64; + +/// @brief Whether @p principal is acceptable as a login/registration +/// identity for this rung. +/// +/// Defense-in-depth against finding 026 +/// (`docs/findings/026-control-byte-escaping-missing-in-three-sibling-writers.md`): +/// `morph::session::TokenIssuer::issue()` writes `SessionToken::principal` +/// through a plain `glz::write_json` with no control-byte escaping +/// (`session_auth.hpp:346`). A principal containing a raw control byte would +/// corrupt the token's JSON payload on the way in. This rung does not fix +/// that shared code -- the finding is `disposition: open`, not this rung's +/// to close -- but nothing requires accepting hostile input at its own +/// boundary while waiting for it. The bound is deliberately ASCII-only and +/// short: this is a *username*, not free text, so `[A-Za-z0-9._:-]` covers +/// every reasonable login identity without needing Unicode normalization +/// decisions (contrast tag names, Task 6, which are free text and do need +/// one). `:` is included specifically so `kMetadataFetcherPrincipal` +/// (`"system:metadata-fetcher"`) itself passes this check -- the +/// `system:`-prefix service-principal convention needs a separator between +/// the namespace and the name, and `:` is the one the README already uses. +/// @param principal Candidate principal string. +/// @return `true` if @p principal is non-empty, at most `kMaxPrincipalBytes` +/// long, and every byte is an ASCII letter, digit, `.`, `_`, `:`, or `-`. +[[nodiscard]] inline bool isValidPrincipal(std::string_view principal) noexcept { + if (principal.empty() || principal.size() > kMaxPrincipalBytes) { + return false; + } + for (const char ch : principal) { + const auto byte = static_cast(ch); + const bool ok = (byte >= 'a' && byte <= 'z') || (byte >= 'A' && byte <= 'Z') || + (byte >= '0' && byte <= '9') || byte == '.' || byte == '_' || byte == '-' || + byte == ':'; + if (!ok) { + return false; + } + } + return true; +} + +/// @brief Whether @p principal is reserved for the server's own internal +/// workers and must never be handed to a caller. +/// +/// `kMetadataFetcherPrincipal`'s own doc comment notes that the service +/// principal is distinguished by "holding a token only the server process +/// itself can mint", not by the string. That is only true if the server +/// refuses to mint one on request — and `AuthModel::execute(const Login&)` +/// (Task 12) mints a token for whatever username it is given, since this +/// rung has no credential store. Without this check any client could log in +/// as `"system:metadata-fetcher"` and obtain a genuinely-signed service +/// token, which `BookmarkModel::execute(const RecordMetadata&)` accepts — +/// letting it rewrite the title and favicon of every other user's bookmarks. +/// The whole `system:` namespace is reserved rather than just the one known +/// name, so a later worker principal needs no change here. +/// @param principal Candidate principal string. +/// @return `true` if @p principal begins with `kServicePrincipalPrefix`. +[[nodiscard]] inline bool isReservedPrincipal(std::string_view principal) noexcept { + return principal.starts_with(kServicePrincipalPrefix); +} + +/// @brief This rung's `IAuthorizer`: real signed-token auth +/// (`SigningAuthorizer`'s inherited `authorize`/`authenticate`), plus +/// overrides of the two instance-lifecycle hooks — both of which +/// finding 027 currently renders unable to key on identity, so read +/// this file's `@file` warning before relying on either. +class BookmarksAuthorizer : public ::morph::session::SigningAuthorizer { + public: + using SigningAuthorizer::SigningAuthorizer; + + /// @brief Model type id of the one model a tokenless caller may execute on. + static constexpr std::string_view kAnonymousModelType = "AuthModel"; + /// @brief Action type id of the one action a tokenless caller may execute. + static constexpr std::string_view kAnonymousActionType = "Login"; + + /// @brief `SigningAuthorizer::authorize`, with exactly one carve-out: + /// `AuthModel`/`Login` is admitted without a token. + /// + /// Without this the rung has a chicken-and-egg deadlock that no client can + /// break: `SigningAuthorizer::authorize()` verifies `Context::token` on + /// **every** `execute` and returns `false` when there is none — including + /// for `Login`, which is the only way to obtain a token in the first + /// place. Every action a fresh client can send is therefore answered + /// `err "unauthorized"`, login included. This was found by driving the + /// desktop client against a real `ladder_bookmarks_server` (task 18); the + /// existing `Login` tests all call `AuthModel::execute()` directly, which + /// never consults an authorizer, so nothing had exercised the login action + /// *over a server* before. + /// + /// The carve-out is deliberately as narrow as it can be — one model type, + /// one action type, both compared exactly — and it gives away nothing that + /// was not already reachable: `AuthModel` is stateless, holds no database, + /// and `execute(const Login&)`'s own body rejects an invalid principal and + /// refuses the reserved `system:` namespace outright. What an anonymous + /// caller can do here is mint a token for a username it names, which is + /// exactly what a dev-mode login *is* (`bookmarks/dto/auth_dto.hpp`'s + /// `@file` comment states the whole security posture plainly). Every other + /// model and every other action still requires a validly signed, unexpired + /// token, and `RemoteServer` still clears the client-asserted principal + /// whenever `authenticate()` cannot vouch for it — so a `Login` dispatched + /// anonymously runs with an *empty* `session::current()->principal`, which + /// `AuthModel` neither reads nor needs. + /// + /// A real deployment replaces the body of `AuthModel::execute(const + /// Login&)` with password/OAuth verification; the fact that its login + /// action is reachable without a bearer token does not change, because + /// that is what "log in" means. + /// + /// @param ctx Per-call session (its `token` is verified for + /// everything but the carve-out). + /// @param modelType Target model type id. + /// @param actionType Target action type id. + /// @return `true` to allow dispatch, `false` to reject. + [[nodiscard]] bool authorize(const ::morph::session::Context& ctx, + // NOLINTNEXTLINE(bugprone-easily-swappable-parameters) + std::string_view modelType, std::string_view actionType) const override { + if (modelType == kAnonymousModelType && actionType == kAnonymousActionType) { + return true; + } + return SigningAuthorizer::authorize(ctx, modelType, actionType); + } + + /// @brief Admits every registration of a type this server actually + /// serves — the only decision this hook can make today. + /// + /// This was originally written as "only an authenticated caller may + /// create an instance", copying the shape the framework's own suite + /// documents (`tests/test_register_authorization.cpp`'s + /// `AuthenticatedOnlyRegisterAuthorizer`). That override is unreachable + /// from an application: finding 027 (see this file's `@file` block) + /// showed `ctx.principal` is *always* empty here, because + /// `wire::makeRegister` never carries the `Bridge`'s session, so the + /// gate rejected every client's very first `BridgeHandler` construction + /// — including one holding a perfectly valid token, and including the + /// `AuthModel` handler exempted below. Requiring an identity that + /// cannot be presented is not security, it is an outage, so the rule is + /// stated as what it can genuinely promise instead of what the + /// unreachable version would have. + /// + /// Nothing an unauthenticated caller registers is usable: every + /// subsequent `execute` on the instance goes through the inherited + /// `SigningAuthorizer::authorize()`, which requires a validly signed, + /// unexpired token, and then through the model's own + /// `session::current()->principal` scoping. The `modelType` parameter + /// stays in the signature (and the `"AuthModel"` mention stays in this + /// comment) because the *type*-keyed half of this hook — refusing a + /// model type outright — remains perfectly enforceable if this rung ever + /// needs it; it is only the identity-keyed half that finding 027 blocks. + /// @param ctx Per-call session. Empty in practice — see above. + /// @param modelType Target model type id. `RemoteServer` has already + /// rejected a type its registry does not know by the + /// time this runs, so every value reaching here is one + /// this rung serves. + /// @return `true`, always — see this function's own doc comment. + [[nodiscard]] bool authorizeRegister([[maybe_unused]] const ::morph::session::Context& ctx, + [[maybe_unused]] std::string_view modelType) const override { + return true; + } + + /// @brief Real ownership for a plain-registered instance; a pass-through + /// for an ownerless (shared) one. + /// + /// `ownerPrincipal` is the value `RemoteServer` recorded at `register` + /// time. See `tests/test_policy_hardening.cpp`'s `OwnershipAuthorizer` + /// for the identical one-line shape this mirrors. + /// + /// @warning **Inert in this rung today**, and deliberately kept anyway. + /// Finding 027 (see this file's `@file` block): `RemoteServer` records + /// the owner from the same session-less `register` envelope, so + /// `ownerPrincipal` is *always* empty and the empty-owner branch below + /// always wins. This function is therefore correct but never decisive — + /// it is retained, rather than deleted, because it becomes decisive the + /// moment finding 027 is fixed, with no change here. Nothing in this + /// rung's isolation depends on it in the meantime: each model scopes + /// every query to `session::current()->principal` itself + /// (`examples/IMPLEMENTATION.md` rule 1), and the one action that + /// deliberately does *not* scope by row owner + /// (`BookmarkModel::execute(const RecordMetadata&)`, dispatched by the + /// internal metadata worker on an arbitrary user's row) checks the + /// service principal in its own body for exactly this reason. + /// @param ctx Per-call session; `principal` is the verified identity. + /// @param modelType Ignored: the same rule applies to every model. + /// @param actionType Ignored. + /// @param modelId Ignored: the decision only needs the owner. + /// @param ownerPrincipal Principal recorded as the instance's owner, or + /// empty if none was recorded (a shared instance). + /// @return `true` if @p ownerPrincipal is empty or matches `ctx.principal`. + [[nodiscard]] bool authorizeInstance(const ::morph::session::Context& ctx, + [[maybe_unused]] std::string_view modelType, + [[maybe_unused]] std::string_view actionType, + [[maybe_unused]] std::uint64_t modelId, + std::string_view ownerPrincipal) const override { + return ownerPrincipal.empty() || ownerPrincipal == ctx.principal; + } +}; + +namespace detail { + +/// @brief Backing storage for `setTokenIssuer`/`tokenIssuer` — a single +/// shared slot, guarded by a single mutex. Not exposed directly; +/// both public functions below go through this pair, so they +/// genuinely observe each other's writes (unlike two independent +/// function-local statics, which would each own an unrelated slot). +[[nodiscard]] inline std::mutex& tokenIssuerMutex() { + static std::mutex mtx; + return mtx; +} + +[[nodiscard]] inline std::shared_ptr<::morph::session::TokenIssuer>& tokenIssuerSlot() { + static std::shared_ptr<::morph::session::TokenIssuer> slot; + return slot; +} + +} // namespace detail + +/// @brief Installs @p issuer as the process-global `TokenIssuer`, mirroring +/// `morph::journal::setActionLog`'s identical shape — the same +/// answer to the same "registry-constructed models are always +/// default-constructed" problem (docs/findings/003, docs/findings/020): +/// `AuthModel` (Task 12) has no constructor-injection seam for the +/// secret it needs to mint tokens. `App` calls this once at startup, +/// with the *same* secret it hands to `BookmarksAuthorizer`, so a +/// token `AuthModel::execute(const Login&)` mints verifies against +/// the very authorizer that will check every subsequent call. +/// @param issuer The issuer every `AuthModel` instance will read, or +/// `nullptr` to clear it (tests do this via `DbFixture`-adjacent +/// RAII if a test needs isolation — see `test_app.cpp`'s login case, +/// Task 12). +inline void setTokenIssuer(std::shared_ptr<::morph::session::TokenIssuer> issuer) { + const std::scoped_lock lock{detail::tokenIssuerMutex()}; + detail::tokenIssuerSlot() = std::move(issuer); +} + +/// @brief Returns the process-global `TokenIssuer` installed by +/// `setTokenIssuer`, or `nullptr` if none is installed yet. +[[nodiscard]] inline std::shared_ptr<::morph::session::TokenIssuer> tokenIssuer() { + const std::scoped_lock lock{detail::tokenIssuerMutex()}; + return detail::tokenIssuerSlot(); +} + +} // namespace bookmarks::auth diff --git a/examples/bookmarks/include/bookmarks/core/errors.hpp b/examples/bookmarks/include/bookmarks/core/errors.hpp new file mode 100644 index 00000000..ffa0e093 --- /dev/null +++ b/examples/bookmarks/include/bookmarks/core/errors.hpp @@ -0,0 +1,62 @@ +// SPDX-License-Identifier: Apache-2.0 +#pragma once + +#include +#include + +/// @file +/// Domain exceptions. A model's `execute(...)` throws one of these; morph +/// captures it as a `std::exception_ptr` and delivers it to the caller's +/// `.onError(...)` callback. See `pastebin/core/errors.hpp` for the +/// identical shape and rationale this mirrors. + +namespace bookmarks { + +/// @brief Base of every bookmarks-specific error a model throws. +struct BookmarksError : std::runtime_error { + using std::runtime_error::runtime_error; +}; + +/// @brief No bookmark/tag exists at the given id — it never existed, or it +/// was deleted. Ownership does *not* come into it: a row that exists +/// but belongs to another principal is `Forbidden`, which is what +/// `BookmarkModel::loadOwned()` actually throws for that case. +struct NotFound : BookmarksError { + using BookmarksError::BookmarksError; +}; + +/// @brief An action's `validate()` rejected its input. +struct ValidationError : BookmarksError { + using BookmarksError::BookmarksError; +}; + +/// @brief A write lost a race: the target row changed between this +/// client's read and its write (the compare-and-swap conflict shape +/// `pastebin::Conflict` established this session for `EditPaste`), +/// or a `MergeTags`/rename would collide with an existing tag name. +struct Conflict : BookmarksError { + using BookmarksError::BookmarksError; +}; + +/// @brief The caller is authenticated, but the target row exists and is +/// owned by a different principal. Distinguished from `NotFound` +/// deliberately: `docs/spec/security.md`'s registration/instance +/// hooks already keep a foreign id from being *reached* in most +/// cases (Task 14), but a model's own re-check (rule 1 — the local +/// backend enforces nothing) needs its own typed signal, and the +/// expected-strain-points test for "local mode has no authorization +/// at all" (Task 15) specifically wants to see this thrown, not a +/// NotFound that would quietly look like the row never existed. +struct Forbidden : BookmarksError { + using BookmarksError::BookmarksError; +}; + +/// @brief An import chunk (or other bounded payload) exceeded this rung's +/// own size bound, distinct from the transport's own message-size +/// limit (`docs/spec/security.md`) which rejects the call before a +/// model ever sees it. +struct TooLarge : BookmarksError { + using BookmarksError::BookmarksError; +}; + +} // namespace bookmarks diff --git a/examples/bookmarks/include/bookmarks/core/types.hpp b/examples/bookmarks/include/bookmarks/core/types.hpp new file mode 100644 index 00000000..4a32131d --- /dev/null +++ b/examples/bookmarks/include/bookmarks/core/types.hpp @@ -0,0 +1,160 @@ +// SPDX-License-Identifier: Apache-2.0 +#pragma once + +#include +#include +#include +#include +#include +#include + +/// @file +/// Bookmarks' strong id/protocol-scalar types. `BookmarkId`/`TagId` are the +/// numeric-surrogate-key sibling of `pastebin::PasteId` (which wraps a +/// string, since a paste's id *is* its animal-name primary key) — +/// bookmarks' primary keys are ordinary auto-incrementing integers (bank's +/// convention, `Light::PrimaryKey::ServerSideAutoIncrement`), so the +/// wrapped payload is `std::int64_t`, not `std::string`. Same +/// `hasValue()`-capable shape and the same `fromOptional` factory +/// (`examples/pastebin/include/pastebin/core/types.hpp`'s own doc comment +/// explains why it exists as a named factory rather than a second +/// same-arity constructor). + +namespace bookmarks { + +/// @brief Strong id for a bookmark (a `bookmarks` table surrogate key). +/// +/// Wire form: a plain nullable JSON integer (via the `glz::meta` +/// specialisation below) — exactly like an unwrapped `std::optional`. +struct BookmarkId { + /// @brief The payload; `std::nullopt` means "not entered". + std::optional value; + + /// @brief Constructs the empty state. + constexpr BookmarkId() noexcept = default; + + /// @brief Engages with @p id. + explicit BookmarkId(std::int64_t id) noexcept : value{id} {} + + /// @brief Adopts an optional payload as-is. + /// @param payload The optional payload to adopt as-is. + /// @return A `BookmarkId` wrapping @p payload directly. + [[nodiscard]] static BookmarkId fromOptional(std::optional payload) noexcept { + BookmarkId result; + result.value = payload; + return result; + } + + /// @brief Whether a value has been entered. + /// @return `true` if the payload is engaged. + [[nodiscard]] bool hasValue() const noexcept { return value.has_value(); } + + /// @brief Unchecked access to the engaged value (UB when empty, exactly + /// like `std::optional::operator*`). + /// @return The engaged value. + // NOLINTNEXTLINE(bugprone-unchecked-optional-access) + [[nodiscard]] std::int64_t operator*() const noexcept { return *value; } + + /// @brief Equality/ordering on the payload; empty compares only equal to empty. + [[nodiscard]] auto operator<=>(const BookmarkId&) const noexcept = default; +}; + +/// @brief Strong id for a tag (a `tags` table surrogate key). Same shape as +/// `BookmarkId` — see that type's doc comment. +struct TagId { + std::optional value; + + constexpr TagId() noexcept = default; + explicit TagId(std::int64_t id) noexcept : value{id} {} + + [[nodiscard]] static TagId fromOptional(std::optional payload) noexcept { + TagId result; + result.value = payload; + return result; + } + + [[nodiscard]] bool hasValue() const noexcept { return value.has_value(); } + // NOLINTNEXTLINE(bugprone-unchecked-optional-access) + [[nodiscard]] std::int64_t operator*() const noexcept { return *value; } + [[nodiscard]] auto operator<=>(const TagId&) const noexcept = default; +}; + +/// @brief Opaque pagination cursor, shared by every list action in this +/// rung (`ListBookmarks`, `ListSharedFeed`) — each keyset-paginates +/// on a numeric surrogate primary key, so one cursor shape serves +/// all of them (`IMPLEMENTATION.md` rule 3's protocol-scalars row: +/// a named opaque newtype per *role*, and "pagination cursor" is one +/// role here, not one per entity). +struct Cursor { + std::optional value; + + constexpr Cursor() noexcept = default; + explicit Cursor(std::int64_t token) noexcept : value{token} {} + + [[nodiscard]] static Cursor fromOptional(std::optional payload) noexcept { + Cursor result; + result.value = payload; + return result; + } + + [[nodiscard]] bool hasValue() const noexcept { return value.has_value(); } + // NOLINTNEXTLINE(bugprone-unchecked-optional-access) + [[nodiscard]] std::int64_t operator*() const noexcept { return *value; } + [[nodiscard]] auto operator<=>(const Cursor&) const noexcept = default; +}; + +/// @brief Idempotency key for one chunk of an `ImportBookmarks` call +/// (`IMPLEMENTATION.md` rule 3's protocol-scalars row: op-ids / +/// idempotency keys get a named opaque newtype). String-payload, +/// client-chosen, opaque — same shape as `pastebin::PasteId`. +struct ImportOpId { + std::optional value; + + constexpr ImportOpId() noexcept = default; + explicit ImportOpId(std::string token) noexcept : value{std::move(token)} {} + + [[nodiscard]] static ImportOpId fromOptional(std::optional payload) noexcept { + ImportOpId result; + result.value = std::move(payload); + return result; + } + + [[nodiscard]] bool hasValue() const noexcept { return value.has_value(); } + // NOLINTNEXTLINE(bugprone-unchecked-optional-access) + [[nodiscard]] const std::string& operator*() const noexcept { return *value; } + [[nodiscard]] auto operator<=>(const ImportOpId&) const noexcept = default; +}; + +/// @brief Trivial, fieldless acknowledgement result for actions with +/// nothing else to return. Mirrors `pastebin::Ack`. +struct Ack {}; + +} // namespace bookmarks + +/// @brief On the wire a `BookmarkId` is its nullable underlying integer. +template <> +struct glz::meta { + static constexpr auto value = &bookmarks::BookmarkId::value; + static constexpr std::string_view name = "BookmarkId"; +}; + +/// @brief On the wire a `TagId` is its nullable underlying integer. +template <> +struct glz::meta { + static constexpr auto value = &bookmarks::TagId::value; + static constexpr std::string_view name = "TagId"; +}; + +/// @brief On the wire a `Cursor` is its nullable underlying integer. +template <> +struct glz::meta { + static constexpr auto value = &bookmarks::Cursor::value; + static constexpr std::string_view name = "Cursor"; +}; + +/// @brief On the wire an `ImportOpId` is its nullable underlying string. +template <> +struct glz::meta { + static constexpr auto value = &bookmarks::ImportOpId::value; + static constexpr std::string_view name = "ImportOpId"; +}; diff --git a/examples/bookmarks/include/bookmarks/db/bookmark_entity.hpp b/examples/bookmarks/include/bookmarks/db/bookmark_entity.hpp new file mode 100644 index 00000000..56f1a9b1 --- /dev/null +++ b/examples/bookmarks/include/bookmarks/db/bookmark_entity.hpp @@ -0,0 +1,47 @@ +// SPDX-License-Identifier: Apache-2.0 +#pragma once + +#include + +#include +#include + +/// @file +/// `BookmarkRecord` deliberately carries **zero** relation-typed members +/// (no `HasMany`, no `HasManyThrough`) — see this plan's Global Constraints +/// section for the verified reason: `DataMapper::Update()`'s +/// non-reflection path calls `field.IsModified()` on every member via +/// `EnumerateRecordMembers` (which does not filter by field kind), and +/// neither relation type declares that method, so a record embedding one +/// fails to compile the instant `Update()` is instantiated for it — exactly +/// what `examples/bank/include/bank/db/account_entity.hpp`'s own comment +/// independently documents for `HasMany`. Tag associations are read via a +/// plain `Query()` call in the model (`bookmark_model.cpp`, +/// Task 6), never through a relation field on this record. + +namespace bookmarks::db { + +/// @brief One row of the `bookmarks` table. +struct BookmarkRecord { + static constexpr std::string_view TableName = "bookmarks"; + + Light::Field id; // 0 + /// Authenticated owner (`session::Context::principal`) — every query the + /// model issues filters on this column; see Task 6's `execute()` bodies. + Light::Field ownerPrincipal; // 1 + Light::Field url; // 2 + Light::Field title; // 3 + Light::Field description; // 4 + Light::Field notes; // 5 + Light::Field isUnread{true}; // 6 + Light::Field isArchived{false}; // 7 + Light::Field isShared{false}; // 8 + Light::Field createdAtMs{0}; // 9 + Light::Field updatedAtMs{0}; // 10 + /// Empty = no favicon fetched yet. Path, not bytes — the metadata + /// worker's own doc comment (Task 12) explains why blobs never travel + /// the action protocol. + Light::Field faviconPath; // 11 +}; + +} // namespace bookmarks::db diff --git a/examples/bookmarks/include/bookmarks/db/bookmark_tag_entity.hpp b/examples/bookmarks/include/bookmarks/db/bookmark_tag_entity.hpp new file mode 100644 index 00000000..377e5f87 --- /dev/null +++ b/examples/bookmarks/include/bookmarks/db/bookmark_tag_entity.hpp @@ -0,0 +1,29 @@ +// SPDX-License-Identifier: Apache-2.0 +#pragma once + +#include "bookmarks/db/bookmark_entity.hpp" +#include "bookmarks/db/tag_entity.hpp" + +#include + +#include +#include + +namespace bookmarks::db { + +/// @brief The bookmark<->tag many-to-many junction (`IMPLEMENTATION.md` +/// rule 4's "real Lightweight idiom" clause — this is an ordinary +/// `BelongsTo`-pair entity, not the sanctioned raw-SQL escape tier). +/// `BelongsTo<>` supports `Update()` (unlike `HasMany`/ +/// `HasManyThrough` — see `bookmark_entity.hpp`'s file comment), but +/// this record never needs it: tag assignment/removal is always a +/// `Create`/delete of a whole row (`BookmarkModel::execute`, Task 6). +struct BookmarkTagRecord { + static constexpr std::string_view TableName = "bookmark_tags"; + + Light::Field id; // 0 + Light::BelongsTo<&BookmarkRecord::id, Light::SqlRealName{"bookmark_id"}> bookmark; // 1 + Light::BelongsTo<&TagRecord::id, Light::SqlRealName{"tag_id"}> tag; // 2 +}; + +} // namespace bookmarks::db diff --git a/examples/bookmarks/include/bookmarks/db/database.hpp b/examples/bookmarks/include/bookmarks/db/database.hpp new file mode 100644 index 00000000..f0a61f92 --- /dev/null +++ b/examples/bookmarks/include/bookmarks/db/database.hpp @@ -0,0 +1,15 @@ +// SPDX-License-Identifier: Apache-2.0 +#pragma once + +#include + +namespace bookmarks::db { + +/// @brief Points Lightweight's default connection at @p connectionString and +/// applies every pending migration. Production-bootstrap-only, called +/// once by Task 12's server app — see `pastebin::db::setup`'s +/// identical doc comment for why tests never call this. +/// @param connectionString ODBC connection string. +void setup(const std::string& connectionString); + +} // namespace bookmarks::db diff --git a/examples/bookmarks/include/bookmarks/db/db_model.hpp b/examples/bookmarks/include/bookmarks/db/db_model.hpp new file mode 100644 index 00000000..3210ad4e --- /dev/null +++ b/examples/bookmarks/include/bookmarks/db/db_model.hpp @@ -0,0 +1,47 @@ +// SPDX-License-Identifier: Apache-2.0 +#pragma once + +#ifndef __EMSCRIPTEN__ +#include + +#include +#endif + +/// @file +/// See `pastebin::db::WithMapper`'s file comment +/// (`examples/pastebin/include/pastebin/db/db_model.hpp`) for the full +/// rationale this mixin reuses verbatim — the WASM header-vs-link +/// dependency finding (025) applies identically to this rung's three models. + +namespace bookmarks::db { + +#ifndef __EMSCRIPTEN__ + +/// @brief Base providing `mapper()` — one lazily-constructed DataMapper per model. +class WithMapper { +protected: + WithMapper() = default; + + /// @brief Returns this model's DataMapper, opening it on first use. + [[nodiscard]] Lightweight::DataMapper& mapper() { + if (!_mapper.has_value()) { + _mapper.emplace(); + } + return *_mapper; + } + +private: + std::optional _mapper; +}; + +#else + +/// @brief Persistence-free base for the browser build. No `mapper()`. +class WithMapper { +protected: + WithMapper() = default; +}; + +#endif + +} // namespace bookmarks::db diff --git a/examples/bookmarks/include/bookmarks/db/imported_op_entity.hpp b/examples/bookmarks/include/bookmarks/db/imported_op_entity.hpp new file mode 100644 index 00000000..a72c635b --- /dev/null +++ b/examples/bookmarks/include/bookmarks/db/imported_op_entity.hpp @@ -0,0 +1,24 @@ +// SPDX-License-Identifier: Apache-2.0 +#pragma once + +#include + +#include +#include + +namespace bookmarks::db { + +/// @brief One applied `ImportBookmarks` chunk, keyed by `(owner_principal, +/// op_id)` — Task 11's idempotency check: a repeated chunk with the +/// same `opId` after a dropped connection finds its row already +/// present and is a safe no-op. +struct ImportedOpRecord { + static constexpr std::string_view TableName = "imported_ops"; + + Light::Field id; // 0 + Light::Field ownerPrincipal; // 1 + Light::Field opId; // 2 + Light::Field appliedAtMs{0}; // 3 +}; + +} // namespace bookmarks::db diff --git a/examples/bookmarks/include/bookmarks/db/outbox_entity.hpp b/examples/bookmarks/include/bookmarks/db/outbox_entity.hpp new file mode 100644 index 00000000..eca66fab --- /dev/null +++ b/examples/bookmarks/include/bookmarks/db/outbox_entity.hpp @@ -0,0 +1,34 @@ +// SPDX-License-Identifier: Apache-2.0 +#pragma once + +#include + +#include +#include + +namespace bookmarks::db { + +/// @brief `BookmarkModel`'s own transactional outbox — a row written inside +/// the same `SqlTransaction` as a multi-row mutation +/// (`BulkEdit`; `TagModel`'s `RenameTag`/`MergeTags`, Task 9, uses +/// the identical table), drained by `journal::OutboxRelay` (Task 12) +/// into the durable `FileActionLog`. Shaped after +/// `journal::LogEntry` (`include/morph/journal/action_log.hpp`) — +/// only the fields a relay actually needs, not a 1:1 mirror. A row +/// is deleted once relayed rather than flagged, so the table only +/// ever holds genuinely-unrelayed work. +struct BookmarkOutboxRecord { + static constexpr std::string_view TableName = "bookmark_outbox"; + + Light::Field id; // 0 + Light::Field modelType; // 1 + Light::Field entityKey; // 2 + Light::Field actionType; // 3 + Light::Field payload; // 4 + Light::Field result; // 5 + Light::Field principal; // 6 + Light::Field timestampMs{0}; // 7 + Light::Field idempotencyKey; // 8 +}; + +} // namespace bookmarks::db diff --git a/examples/bookmarks/include/bookmarks/db/tag_entity.hpp b/examples/bookmarks/include/bookmarks/db/tag_entity.hpp new file mode 100644 index 00000000..90a57229 --- /dev/null +++ b/examples/bookmarks/include/bookmarks/db/tag_entity.hpp @@ -0,0 +1,26 @@ +// SPDX-License-Identifier: Apache-2.0 +#pragma once + +#include + +#include +#include + +namespace bookmarks::db { + +/// @brief One row of the `tags` table. `name` is a plain variable-length +/// `TEXT` column, not a fixed `SqlAnsiString` — see +/// `bookmarks/dto/tag_dto.hpp`'s file comment for why (tag names are +/// free-form Unicode text; truncating one is exactly the harm this +/// session's `pastebin::EditPaste`/`syntax` fix eliminated +/// elsewhere). No relation-typed member — see `bookmark_entity.hpp`'s +/// file comment. +struct TagRecord { + static constexpr std::string_view TableName = "tags"; + + Light::Field id; // 0 + Light::Field ownerPrincipal; // 1 + Light::Field name; // 2 +}; + +} // namespace bookmarks::db diff --git a/examples/bookmarks/include/bookmarks/dto/auth_dto.hpp b/examples/bookmarks/include/bookmarks/dto/auth_dto.hpp new file mode 100644 index 00000000..c942e976 --- /dev/null +++ b/examples/bookmarks/include/bookmarks/dto/auth_dto.hpp @@ -0,0 +1,123 @@ +// SPDX-License-Identifier: Apache-2.0 +#pragma once + +#include +#include +#include +#include +#include + +/// @file +/// `Login`, and the opaque token it mints. +/// +/// Every model-bearing action in this rung needs a signed token before it +/// can do anything: `SigningAuthorizer::authorize()` is consulted on every +/// `execute` and rejects a caller with no valid token outright. `Login` is +/// how a caller gets one in the first place, which is why `AuthModel` is the +/// one model whose actions a not-yet-authenticated caller can reach. +/// +/// **Dev-mode login, stated plainly, not smoothed over**: `Login` takes a +/// bare `username` with no password or other credential. This rung ships no +/// user registry, no password hashing and no account-recovery flow, none of +/// which `examples/bookmarks/README.md` asks for (its DoD is "two users… +/// with isolated collections", not a production auth system). What *is* real +/// and load-bearing is the **token**: a genuine, server-signed, +/// `SigningAuthorizer`-verified credential. Nothing downstream of `Login` +/// trusts a client's claimed identity un-verified — `RemoteServer` +/// overwrites `Context::principal` with the value it recovers from the +/// token's signature before any model runs, so `EditBookmark`, `GetBookmark` +/// and every other action see an authenticated identity or none at all. The +/// trust boundary this rung stress-tests (`authenticate` → `authorize` → +/// `session::current()->principal` inside a model) is exactly as real after +/// login as a production deployment's; only the *login step itself* is a +/// stand-in, and a real deployment replaces it — password verification, +/// OAuth, whatever — by changing the body of +/// `AuthModel::execute(const Login&)` and nothing else. + +namespace bookmarks { + +/// @brief Opaque bearer-token newtype (`examples/IMPLEMENTATION.md` rule 3's +/// protocol-scalars row: capability/confirmation tokens get a named +/// opaque wrapper, never a loose `std::string`). Same +/// `hasValue()`-capable shape as `BookmarkId` — see that type's doc +/// comment for the `fromOptional` factory rationale. Named +/// `AuthToken`, not `SessionToken`, to avoid colliding with +/// `morph::session::SessionToken`, an unrelated type this DTO's own +/// model wraps rather than reuses. +struct AuthToken { + /// @brief The payload; `std::nullopt` means "no token". + std::optional value; + + /// @brief Constructs the empty state. + constexpr AuthToken() noexcept = default; + + /// @brief Engages with @p token. + explicit AuthToken(std::string token) noexcept : value{std::move(token)} {} + + /// @brief Adopts an optional payload as-is. + /// @param payload The optional payload to adopt as-is. + /// @return An `AuthToken` wrapping @p payload directly. + [[nodiscard]] static AuthToken fromOptional(std::optional payload) noexcept { + AuthToken result; + result.value = std::move(payload); + return result; + } + + /// @brief Whether a value has been entered. + /// @return `true` if the payload is engaged. + [[nodiscard]] bool hasValue() const noexcept { return value.has_value(); } + + /// @brief Unchecked access to the engaged value (UB when empty, exactly + /// like `std::optional::operator*`). + /// @return The engaged value. + // NOLINTNEXTLINE(bugprone-unchecked-optional-access) + [[nodiscard]] const std::string& operator*() const noexcept { return *value; } + + /// @brief Equality/ordering on the payload; empty compares only equal to empty. + [[nodiscard]] auto operator<=>(const AuthToken&) const noexcept = default; +}; + +/// @brief Dev-mode login: no password. See this file's `@file` comment for +/// exactly what that does and does not mean for this rung's security +/// posture. +struct Login { + /// @brief The identity to mint a token for. + std::string username; + + /// @brief Whether @p username is acceptable as a principal. + /// + /// Reuses `auth::isValidPrincipal`: a username this rejects could never + /// be used as an `ownerPrincipal` anywhere else in this rung anyway, and + /// rejecting it here keeps a control byte out of the token payload + /// (finding 026, cited in that function's own doc comment). Declared + /// rather than defined inline because the check lives in + /// `bookmarks/auth/bookmarks_authorizer.hpp`, and including that here + /// would pull `morph/session/session_auth.hpp` — and, transitively, its + /// whole HMAC/base64 implementation — into every translation unit that + /// only wants the DTO shape. + /// @return `true` if `username` is a valid principal. + [[nodiscard]] bool validate() const noexcept; +}; + +/// @brief What a successful `Login` returns. +struct LoginResult { + /// @brief The freshly minted, server-signed bearer token. The client + /// installs this via `Bridge::setDefaultSession`. + AuthToken token; + /// @brief The verified username, echoed back for display. Equal to the + /// `Login`'s own `username` — returned so a client need not keep + /// its own copy alongside the token. + std::string principal; +}; + +} // namespace bookmarks + +/// @brief Reflects `AuthToken` as its bare payload — same rationale and +/// shape as `glz::meta`: the wire form of an +/// opaque scalar newtype is the scalar, not an object with a `value` +/// member. +template <> +struct glz::meta { + static constexpr auto value = &bookmarks::AuthToken::value; + static constexpr std::string_view name = "AuthToken"; +}; diff --git a/examples/bookmarks/include/bookmarks/dto/bookmark_dto.hpp b/examples/bookmarks/include/bookmarks/dto/bookmark_dto.hpp new file mode 100644 index 00000000..5b8f7a5d --- /dev/null +++ b/examples/bookmarks/include/bookmarks/dto/bookmark_dto.hpp @@ -0,0 +1,236 @@ +// SPDX-License-Identifier: Apache-2.0 +#pragma once + +#include "bookmarks/core/types.hpp" + +#include + +#include +#include +#include +#include +#include + +/// @file +/// Bookmark wire DTOs. `RecordMetadata` is the one action a GUI client never +/// sends — it is dispatched exclusively by the app-layer metadata-fetch +/// worker's internal client (Task 12), the same "internal-only" shape +/// `pastebin::ExpirePaste` established. + +namespace bookmarks { + +/// @brief Whether a bookmark is visible only to its owner or to the shared feed. +enum class Visibility { Private, Shared }; + +/// @brief Whether a bookmark has been read. +enum class ReadState { Unread, Read }; + +/// @brief Whether a bookmark is archived (hidden from the default list, not deleted). +enum class ArchiveState { Active, Archived }; + +/// @brief `ListBookmarks`' read-state filter. +enum class ReadFilter { Any, UnreadOnly, ReadOnly }; + +/// @brief `ListBookmarks`' archive-state filter. +enum class ArchiveFilter { Any, ActiveOnly, ArchivedOnly }; + +/// @brief Longest `url`, in bytes, this rung accepts (a sanity bound, not a +/// storage-column width — url/title are variable-length `TEXT` +/// columns with no fixed capacity to overflow, per +/// `IMPLEMENTATION.md` rule 4's "content needs no equivalent bound" +/// clause). +inline constexpr std::size_t kMaxUrlBytes = 2048; +/// @brief Longest `title`, in bytes, this rung accepts. +inline constexpr std::size_t kMaxTitleBytes = 512; + +struct CreateBookmark { + std::string url; + std::string title; // empty = not yet known; the metadata worker fills it in + std::string description; + std::string notes; + std::vector tags; // tag names; auto-created on first use (Task 6) + Visibility visibility = Visibility::Private; + + /// @brief Every member but `url` may be omitted from a schema-driven + /// submission — see `pastebin::CreatePaste::optionalFields`'s + /// doc comment for why this list exists at all. + /// + /// `title` belongs here for a reason the rest do not: this member's own + /// comment above says "empty = not yet known; the metadata worker fills + /// it in", and `validate()` accepts an empty one. Omitting it from this + /// list made `schemaJson()` emit `title` as *required*, + /// so the generated create form refused to submit without one — which + /// meant the shipped GUI could not create the very title-less bookmark + /// the background metadata fetch exists to complete. Caught by driving + /// the desktop client against a real server (task 18). + static constexpr std::array optionalFields{"title", "description", "notes", "tags", + "visibility"}; + + [[nodiscard]] bool validate() const noexcept { + return !url.empty() && url.size() <= kMaxUrlBytes && title.size() <= kMaxTitleBytes; + } +}; + +struct CreateBookmarkResult { + BookmarkId id; +}; + +/// @brief Full replace-set edit: `tags` is the *desired final* tag set, not +/// a delta — `BookmarkModel::execute(const EditBookmark&)` (Task 6) +/// diffs it against the current junction rows. +struct EditBookmark { + BookmarkId id; + std::string url; + std::string title; + std::string description; + std::string notes; + std::vector tags; + Visibility visibility = Visibility::Private; + + /// @brief Same set as `CreateBookmark::optionalFields`, and `title` is in + /// it for the same reason — see that member's doc comment. + static constexpr std::array optionalFields{"title", "description", "notes", "tags", + "visibility"}; + + [[nodiscard]] bool validate() const noexcept { + return id.hasValue() && !url.empty() && url.size() <= kMaxUrlBytes && title.size() <= kMaxTitleBytes; + } +}; + +struct ArchiveBookmark { + BookmarkId id; + [[nodiscard]] bool validate() const noexcept { return id.hasValue(); } +}; + +struct UnarchiveBookmark { + BookmarkId id; + [[nodiscard]] bool validate() const noexcept { return id.hasValue(); } +}; + +struct DeleteBookmark { + BookmarkId id; + [[nodiscard]] bool validate() const noexcept { return id.hasValue(); } +}; + +struct GetBookmark { + BookmarkId id; + [[nodiscard]] bool validate() const noexcept { return id.hasValue(); } +}; + +/// @brief The full, owner-only view of one bookmark. +struct BookmarkView { + BookmarkId id; + std::string url; + std::string title; + std::string description; + std::string notes; + std::vector tags; + ::morph::time::Timestamp createdAt; + ::morph::time::Timestamp updatedAt; + ReadState readState = ReadState::Unread; + ArchiveState archiveState = ArchiveState::Active; + Visibility visibility = Visibility::Private; +}; + +/// @brief One row of `ListBookmarks`'/`GetChangesSince`'s result — +/// deliberately narrower than `BookmarkView`: a listing must not +/// leak `notes` (mirrors `pastebin::PasteSummary`'s non-leak rule). +struct BookmarkSummary { + BookmarkId id; + std::string url; + std::string title; + std::vector tags; + ::morph::time::Timestamp createdAt; + ::morph::time::Timestamp updatedAt; + ReadState readState = ReadState::Unread; + ArchiveState archiveState = ArchiveState::Active; + Visibility visibility = Visibility::Private; +}; + +struct ListBookmarks { + Cursor cursor; // empty = first page + ReadFilter readFilter = ReadFilter::Any; + ArchiveFilter archiveFilter = ArchiveFilter::ActiveOnly; // archived hidden by default, linkding's own convention + std::string tag; // empty = no tag filter + std::string searchText; // empty = no text filter + + static constexpr std::array optionalFields{"cursor", "readFilter", "archiveFilter", "tag", + "searchText"}; + + [[nodiscard]] bool validate() const noexcept { return true; } // every field is optional +}; + +struct ListBookmarksResult { + std::vector bookmarks; + Cursor nextCursor; // empty = no further page +}; + +/// @brief Minimal changes-since poll (README's rung-3 event-pattern +/// preview): every bookmark this owner touched (created, edited, +/// archived/unarchived, or metadata-recorded) since @p since. +struct GetChangesSince { + ::morph::time::Timestamp since; // empty = every bookmark ever (first poll) + + static constexpr std::array optionalFields{"since"}; + + [[nodiscard]] bool validate() const noexcept { return true; } +}; + +struct GetChangesSinceResult { + std::vector changed; + /// @brief The instant this query ran, captured *before* the query + /// itself (`BookmarkModel::execute`'s own doc comment, Task 7, + /// has the full argument for why) — the next poll's `since`. + ::morph::time::Timestamp asOf; +}; + +/// @brief Internal-only: the metadata-fetch worker's write-back +/// (`app::MetadataFetchWorker`, Task 12). Never dispatched by a GUI +/// client — mirrors `pastebin::ExpirePaste`'s "internal-only" +/// convention exactly. +struct RecordMetadata { + BookmarkId id; + std::string title; // empty = the fetch found no + std::string faviconPath; // empty = no favicon fetched + + static constexpr std::array<std::string_view, 2> optionalFields{"title", "faviconPath"}; + + [[nodiscard]] bool validate() const noexcept { return id.hasValue(); } +}; + +} // namespace bookmarks + +/// @brief Reflects `Visibility` as readable strings — same rationale and +/// `glz::enumerate` shape as `pastebin`'s enum reflections +/// (`glz::meta<pastebin::Visibility>`'s doc comment has the full +/// argument: a bare ordinal degrades the schema writer's `$defs` +/// entry to an any-type union). +template <> +struct glz::meta<bookmarks::Visibility> { + using enum bookmarks::Visibility; + static constexpr auto value = glz::enumerate(Private, Shared); +}; + +template <> +struct glz::meta<bookmarks::ReadState> { + using enum bookmarks::ReadState; + static constexpr auto value = glz::enumerate(Unread, Read); +}; + +template <> +struct glz::meta<bookmarks::ArchiveState> { + using enum bookmarks::ArchiveState; + static constexpr auto value = glz::enumerate(Active, Archived); +}; + +template <> +struct glz::meta<bookmarks::ReadFilter> { + using enum bookmarks::ReadFilter; + static constexpr auto value = glz::enumerate(Any, UnreadOnly, ReadOnly); +}; + +template <> +struct glz::meta<bookmarks::ArchiveFilter> { + using enum bookmarks::ArchiveFilter; + static constexpr auto value = glz::enumerate(Any, ActiveOnly, ArchivedOnly); +}; diff --git a/examples/bookmarks/include/bookmarks/dto/bulk_dto.hpp b/examples/bookmarks/include/bookmarks/dto/bulk_dto.hpp new file mode 100644 index 00000000..8a390db9 --- /dev/null +++ b/examples/bookmarks/include/bookmarks/dto/bulk_dto.hpp @@ -0,0 +1,51 @@ +// SPDX-License-Identifier: Apache-2.0 +#pragma once + +#include "bookmarks/core/types.hpp" +#include "bookmarks/units.hpp" + +#include <array> +#include <glaze/glaze.hpp> +#include <string> +#include <string_view> +#include <vector> + +namespace bookmarks { + +/// @brief `BulkEdit`'s archive-state instruction — a three-state enum +/// (`IMPLEMENTATION.md` rule 3: never a `bool` two-state flag, and +/// this action genuinely has a third "don't touch archive state at +/// all" option a bool cannot express). +enum class BulkArchiveOp { None, Archive, Unarchive }; + +/// @brief The rung's first multi-entity atomic action — all-or-nothing +/// against SQLite (README). `addTags`/`removeTags` are name-based +/// (auto-create-on-first-use for `addTags`, same as +/// `EditBookmark::tags`'s handling — Task 8's own doc comment has +/// the exact SQL). Every id must be owned by the caller or the +/// *whole* batch is rejected (Task 8's resolved "reject the whole +/// batch on one violation" design decision). +struct BulkEdit { + std::vector<BookmarkId> ids; + std::vector<std::string> addTags; + std::vector<std::string> removeTags; + BulkArchiveOp archive = BulkArchiveOp::None; + + static constexpr std::array<std::string_view, 3> optionalFields{"addTags", "removeTags", "archive"}; + + [[nodiscard]] bool validate() const noexcept { return !ids.empty(); } +}; + +struct BulkEditResult { + Count affected; +}; + +} // namespace bookmarks + +/// @brief Reflects `BulkArchiveOp` as readable strings — same rationale as +/// every other enum reflection in this rung. +template <> +struct glz::meta<bookmarks::BulkArchiveOp> { + using enum bookmarks::BulkArchiveOp; + static constexpr auto value = glz::enumerate(None, Archive, Unarchive); +}; diff --git a/examples/bookmarks/include/bookmarks/dto/import_export_dto.hpp b/examples/bookmarks/include/bookmarks/dto/import_export_dto.hpp new file mode 100644 index 00000000..0920ce11 --- /dev/null +++ b/examples/bookmarks/include/bookmarks/dto/import_export_dto.hpp @@ -0,0 +1,61 @@ +// SPDX-License-Identifier: Apache-2.0 +#pragma once + +#include "bookmarks/core/types.hpp" +#include "bookmarks/units.hpp" + +#include <cstddef> +#include <string> + +namespace bookmarks { + +/// @brief Longest one `ImportBookmarks` chunk this rung accepts, in bytes — +/// well under the transport's own message-size bound +/// (`docs/spec/security.md`), so a client that respects this limit +/// never has to distinguish "this rung refused it" from "the +/// transport refused it". +/// +/// A chunk over this bound is refused by `BookmarkModel::execute` with +/// `TooLarge`, not `ValidationError`, precisely so those two answers stay +/// distinguishable. The transport's own bound is *not* separately measured +/// by this rung — see the README's known-gaps section. +inline constexpr std::size_t kMaxImportChunkBytes = 65536; + +/// @brief One chunk of a Netscape Bookmark HTML import. Idempotent per +/// `opId` (Task 5's `ImportedOpRecord`/Task 11's dedup check): a +/// retried chunk after a dropped connection is a safe no-op, never +/// a duplicate import. +struct ImportBookmarks { + std::string chunk; + ImportOpId opId; + + // Deliberately does NOT bound `chunk.size()` here: `validate()` is what + // the framework's `ActionValidator`/`Bridge::executeVia` consult before + // `Model::execute` is ever reached (`include/morph/core/bridge.hpp`, + // `include/morph/core/remote.hpp`), so a size check here would fail the + // request as `ValidationError` before `BookmarkModel::execute` gets a + // chance to throw the more specific `TooLarge` -- exactly the + // "make the chunks smaller" vs. "this request was malformed" distinction + // `kMaxImportChunkBytes`'s own doc comment promises. The bound is + // enforced once, in `BookmarkModel::execute(const ImportBookmarks&)`. + [[nodiscard]] bool validate() const noexcept { return !chunk.empty() && opId.hasValue(); } +}; + +struct ImportBookmarksResult { + Count imported; + /// @brief Entries the chunk contained but this import did not write: a + /// malformed `<A>` entry with no href, or one whose url/title + /// exceeds `kMaxUrlBytes`/`kMaxTitleBytes` (writing those would + /// create a row `EditBookmark::validate()` would then refuse). + Count skipped; +}; + +struct ExportBookmarks { + [[nodiscard]] bool validate() const noexcept { return true; } +}; + +struct ExportBookmarksResult { + std::string html; // a complete Netscape Bookmark File +}; + +} // namespace bookmarks diff --git a/examples/bookmarks/include/bookmarks/dto/shared_feed_dto.hpp b/examples/bookmarks/include/bookmarks/dto/shared_feed_dto.hpp new file mode 100644 index 00000000..579e889e --- /dev/null +++ b/examples/bookmarks/include/bookmarks/dto/shared_feed_dto.hpp @@ -0,0 +1,32 @@ +// SPDX-License-Identifier: Apache-2.0 +#pragma once + +#include "bookmarks/core/types.hpp" +#include "bookmarks/dto/bookmark_dto.hpp" + +#include <array> +#include <string_view> +#include <vector> + +namespace bookmarks { + +struct ListSharedFeed { + Cursor cursor; // empty = first page + + static constexpr std::array<std::string_view, 1> optionalFields{"cursor"}; + + [[nodiscard]] bool validate() const noexcept { return true; } +}; + +/// @brief `BookmarkSummary` doubles as the shared feed's row shape — same +/// non-leak rule applies (no `notes`), and a shared bookmark's +/// `visibility` is always `Shared` by construction (the query that +/// builds this only ever selects `WHERE visibility = Shared`, Task +/// 10), so there is nothing this result type needs beyond what +/// `BookmarkSummary` already carries. +struct ListSharedFeedResult { + std::vector<BookmarkSummary> bookmarks; + Cursor nextCursor; +}; + +} // namespace bookmarks diff --git a/examples/bookmarks/include/bookmarks/dto/tag_dto.hpp b/examples/bookmarks/include/bookmarks/dto/tag_dto.hpp new file mode 100644 index 00000000..45a1fe30 --- /dev/null +++ b/examples/bookmarks/include/bookmarks/dto/tag_dto.hpp @@ -0,0 +1,54 @@ +// SPDX-License-Identifier: Apache-2.0 +#pragma once + +#include "bookmarks/core/types.hpp" +#include "bookmarks/units.hpp" + +#include <cstddef> +#include <string> +#include <vector> + +namespace bookmarks { + +/// @brief Longest tag name, in bytes, this rung accepts — a `validate()` +/// sanity bound only, not a storage-column width. See this task's +/// own header comment for why `TagRecord::name` carries no +/// `SqlAnsiString` capacity to check against. +inline constexpr std::size_t kMaxTagNameBytes = 128; + +struct RenameTag { + TagId id; + std::string name; + + [[nodiscard]] bool validate() const noexcept { + return id.hasValue() && !name.empty() && name.size() <= kMaxTagNameBytes; + } +}; + +/// @brief Reassigns every bookmark tagged `sourceId` to `targetId` +/// (deduplicating), then deletes `sourceId` — `TagModel::execute` +/// (Task 9) does the cascade; this DTO only carries the two ids. +struct MergeTags { + TagId sourceId; + TagId targetId; + + [[nodiscard]] bool validate() const noexcept { + return sourceId.hasValue() && targetId.hasValue() && *sourceId != *targetId; + } +}; + +struct ListTags { + [[nodiscard]] bool validate() const noexcept { return true; } +}; + +struct TagSummary { + TagId id; + std::string name; + Count bookmarkCount; +}; + +struct ListTagsResult { + std::vector<TagSummary> tags; +}; + +} // namespace bookmarks diff --git a/examples/bookmarks/include/bookmarks/import/netscape_bookmarks.hpp b/examples/bookmarks/include/bookmarks/import/netscape_bookmarks.hpp new file mode 100644 index 00000000..92067cb8 --- /dev/null +++ b/examples/bookmarks/include/bookmarks/import/netscape_bookmarks.hpp @@ -0,0 +1,39 @@ +// SPDX-License-Identifier: Apache-2.0 +#pragma once + +#include <string> +#include <string_view> +#include <vector> + +namespace bookmarks::import { + +/// @brief One parsed `<A HREF="...">title</A>` entry. `url` empty means +/// "malformed, skip" — the caller (`BookmarkModel::execute(const +/// ImportBookmarks&)`) counts these toward `skipped`, not `imported`. +struct ParsedEntry { + std::string url; + std::string title; +}; + +/// @brief Extracts every `<A HREF="...">...</A>` entry from one Netscape +/// Bookmark File chunk. Deliberately minimal: recognizes `HREF` +/// case-insensitively, decodes the five predefined XML entities in +/// both the `HREF` value and the title text (symmetric with +/// `escapeHtml`, which `ExportBookmarks` applies to both), and +/// tolerates (by skipping) an `<A>` with no `HREF` attribute or an +/// unterminated tag. A URL therefore survives an export/reimport +/// round trip unchanged, including URLs containing `&`, `<`, `>`, +/// `"`, or `'`. Anything this rung's own `ExportBookmarks` never +/// produces (nested tags inside the title) is out of scope by +/// design, not an oversight. +/// @param chunk Raw HTML/text to scan. +/// @return Every entry found, in document order. +[[nodiscard]] std::vector<ParsedEntry> parseNetscapeChunk(std::string_view chunk); + +/// @brief Escapes `&`, `<`, `>`, `"`, and `'` for safe inclusion in +/// generated Netscape Bookmark File output. +/// @param text Raw text to escape. +/// @return The escaped text. +[[nodiscard]] std::string escapeHtml(std::string_view text); + +} // namespace bookmarks::import diff --git a/examples/bookmarks/include/bookmarks/models/auth_model.hpp b/examples/bookmarks/include/bookmarks/models/auth_model.hpp new file mode 100644 index 00000000..f52440e6 --- /dev/null +++ b/examples/bookmarks/include/bookmarks/models/auth_model.hpp @@ -0,0 +1,40 @@ +// SPDX-License-Identifier: Apache-2.0 +#pragma once + +#include <morph/core/bridge.hpp> +#include <morph/core/registry.hpp> + +#include "bookmarks/core/errors.hpp" +#include "bookmarks/dto/auth_dto.hpp" + +namespace bookmarks { + +/// @brief Mints a signed token for whichever `username` the caller claims — +/// see `bookmarks/dto/auth_dto.hpp`'s own `@file` comment for exactly +/// what "dev-mode login" does and does not mean here. +/// +/// Stateless: no database, so no `db::WithMapper` base and nothing to +/// persist. The secret it signs with comes from the process-global +/// `auth::tokenIssuer()` slot, which `app::App` installs at startup with the +/// *same* secret it hands its `auth::BookmarksAuthorizer` — registry- +/// constructed models are always default-constructed +/// (`docs/findings/003`, `docs/findings/020`), so there is no +/// constructor-injection seam to pass it through, exactly as +/// `morph::journal::setActionLog` already works around for action logs. +class AuthModel { + public: + /// @brief Verifies @p action's username and mints a token for it. + /// @param action The login request. + /// @return The minted token plus the principal it was minted for. + /// @throws ValidationError if the username is not a valid principal, or + /// if no `TokenIssuer` has been installed (no `App` is alive). + LoginResult execute(const Login& action); +}; + +} // namespace bookmarks + +BRIDGE_REGISTER_MODEL(bookmarks::AuthModel, "AuthModel") +// Loggable::No: the action's JSON body is the caller's claimed identity and +// its result carries a live bearer token — neither belongs in a durable, +// replayable action log. +BRIDGE_REGISTER_ACTION(bookmarks::AuthModel, bookmarks::Login, "Login", ::morph::model::Loggable::No) diff --git a/examples/bookmarks/include/bookmarks/models/bookmark_model.hpp b/examples/bookmarks/include/bookmarks/models/bookmark_model.hpp new file mode 100644 index 00000000..775fe5da --- /dev/null +++ b/examples/bookmarks/include/bookmarks/models/bookmark_model.hpp @@ -0,0 +1,83 @@ +// SPDX-License-Identifier: Apache-2.0 +#pragma once + +#include <morph/core/bridge.hpp> +#include <morph/core/registry.hpp> + +#include "bookmarks/core/errors.hpp" +#include "bookmarks/db/db_model.hpp" +#include "bookmarks/dto/bookmark_dto.hpp" +#include "bookmarks/dto/bulk_dto.hpp" +#include "bookmarks/dto/import_export_dto.hpp" + +/// @file +/// `BookmarkModel` — every action this rung's one entity-owning model +/// serves. Declared once, complete, here; Tasks 7/8 add bodies to +/// `bookmark_model.cpp` for `ListBookmarks`/`GetChangesSince`/`BulkEdit`/ +/// `RecordMetadata` without touching this header again. + +namespace bookmarks { + +/// @brief Create/read/edit/archive/delete/list/bulk-edit over the +/// `bookmarks`/`bookmark_tags` tables, scoped to the authenticated +/// caller's own collection. +/// +/// Registered **plain** — no `BRIDGE_MODEL_KEY`, no `AllowShared`. The +/// original reason was that only plain registration records a real instance +/// owner (a *shared* instance is recorded with an empty owner, defeating +/// `authorizeInstance`'s per-instance ownership check). That reason no +/// longer carries any weight: +/// `docs/findings/027-register-envelope-carries-no-session.md` established +/// that a `register` envelope carries no session at all, so `RemoteServer` +/// records an empty owner for *every* instance, plain or shared, and +/// `authorizeInstance` therefore denies nothing in practice. Plain +/// registration is retained because it is the simpler shape and because the +/// hook is expected to become real once finding 027 is closed — not because +/// it is currently enforcing anything. +/// +/// What actually carries per-user ownership is this model itself: every +/// `execute()` reads `session::current()->principal` fresh (`requireOwner()`) +/// and uses it both as the query filter and, via `loadOwned()`, as the +/// authorization check on any row it touches. `IMPLEMENTATION.md` rule 1 +/// requires that re-check regardless (the local backend enforces nothing at +/// all); after finding 027 it is simply the only enforcement point there is, +/// on top of `SigningAuthorizer::authorize()`'s per-`execute` token check. +/// See `bookmarks/auth/bookmarks_authorizer.hpp` and the rung README's +/// "Corrected by finding 027" bullet for the full story. +class BookmarkModel : private db::WithMapper { +public: + CreateBookmarkResult execute(const CreateBookmark& action); + BookmarkView execute(const EditBookmark& action); + Ack execute(const ArchiveBookmark& action); + Ack execute(const UnarchiveBookmark& action); + Ack execute(const DeleteBookmark& action); + BookmarkView execute(const GetBookmark& action); + ListBookmarksResult execute(const ListBookmarks& action); // Task 7 + GetChangesSinceResult execute(const GetChangesSince& action); // Task 7 + BulkEditResult execute(const BulkEdit& action); // Task 8 + Ack execute(const RecordMetadata& action); // Task 8, internal-only + ImportBookmarksResult execute(const ImportBookmarks& action); // Task 11 + ExportBookmarksResult execute(const ExportBookmarks& action); // Task 11 +}; + +} // namespace bookmarks + +BRIDGE_REGISTER_MODEL(bookmarks::BookmarkModel, "BookmarkModel") +BRIDGE_REGISTER_ACTION(bookmarks::BookmarkModel, bookmarks::CreateBookmark, "CreateBookmark") +BRIDGE_REGISTER_ACTION(bookmarks::BookmarkModel, bookmarks::EditBookmark, "EditBookmark") +BRIDGE_REGISTER_ACTION(bookmarks::BookmarkModel, bookmarks::ArchiveBookmark, "ArchiveBookmark") +BRIDGE_REGISTER_ACTION(bookmarks::BookmarkModel, bookmarks::UnarchiveBookmark, "UnarchiveBookmark") +BRIDGE_REGISTER_ACTION(bookmarks::BookmarkModel, bookmarks::DeleteBookmark, "DeleteBookmark") +BRIDGE_REGISTER_ACTION(bookmarks::BookmarkModel, bookmarks::GetBookmark, "GetBookmark") +BRIDGE_REGISTER_ACTION(bookmarks::BookmarkModel, bookmarks::ListBookmarks, "ListBookmarks", + ::morph::model::Loggable::No) +BRIDGE_REGISTER_ACTION(bookmarks::BookmarkModel, bookmarks::GetChangesSince, "GetChangesSince", + ::morph::model::Loggable::No) +// BulkEdit is outbox-managed (Task 8) -- Loggable::No here too, so the +// framework's own auto-append never double-logs alongside the model's own +// outbox write. +BRIDGE_REGISTER_ACTION(bookmarks::BookmarkModel, bookmarks::BulkEdit, "BulkEdit", ::morph::model::Loggable::No) +BRIDGE_REGISTER_ACTION(bookmarks::BookmarkModel, bookmarks::RecordMetadata, "RecordMetadata") +BRIDGE_REGISTER_ACTION(bookmarks::BookmarkModel, bookmarks::ImportBookmarks, "ImportBookmarks") +BRIDGE_REGISTER_ACTION(bookmarks::BookmarkModel, bookmarks::ExportBookmarks, "ExportBookmarks", + ::morph::model::Loggable::No) diff --git a/examples/bookmarks/include/bookmarks/models/shared_feed_model.hpp b/examples/bookmarks/include/bookmarks/models/shared_feed_model.hpp new file mode 100644 index 00000000..6d0b0a4c --- /dev/null +++ b/examples/bookmarks/include/bookmarks/models/shared_feed_model.hpp @@ -0,0 +1,25 @@ +// SPDX-License-Identifier: Apache-2.0 +#pragma once + +#include <morph/core/bridge.hpp> +#include <morph/core/registry.hpp> + +#include "bookmarks/core/errors.hpp" +#include "bookmarks/db/db_model.hpp" +#include "bookmarks/dto/shared_feed_dto.hpp" + +namespace bookmarks { + +/// @brief The one cross-principal read in this rung: every `Shared`, +/// non-archived bookmark, from every owner. Registered plain — see +/// this task's own header comment for why `AllowShared` is not used. +class SharedFeedModel : private db::WithMapper { +public: + ListSharedFeedResult execute(const ListSharedFeed& action); +}; + +} // namespace bookmarks + +BRIDGE_REGISTER_MODEL(bookmarks::SharedFeedModel, "SharedFeedModel") +BRIDGE_REGISTER_ACTION(bookmarks::SharedFeedModel, bookmarks::ListSharedFeed, "ListSharedFeed", + ::morph::model::Loggable::No) diff --git a/examples/bookmarks/include/bookmarks/models/tag_model.hpp b/examples/bookmarks/include/bookmarks/models/tag_model.hpp new file mode 100644 index 00000000..7a87e707 --- /dev/null +++ b/examples/bookmarks/include/bookmarks/models/tag_model.hpp @@ -0,0 +1,29 @@ +// SPDX-License-Identifier: Apache-2.0 +#pragma once + +#include <morph/core/bridge.hpp> +#include <morph/core/registry.hpp> + +#include "bookmarks/core/errors.hpp" +#include "bookmarks/db/db_model.hpp" +#include "bookmarks/dto/tag_dto.hpp" + +namespace bookmarks { + +/// @brief Rename/merge/list over the `tags` table, scoped to the caller. +/// Registered plain — same rationale as `BookmarkModel`. +class TagModel : private db::WithMapper { +public: + Ack execute(const RenameTag& action); + Ack execute(const MergeTags& action); + ListTagsResult execute(const ListTags& action); +}; + +} // namespace bookmarks + +BRIDGE_REGISTER_MODEL(bookmarks::TagModel, "TagModel") +BRIDGE_REGISTER_ACTION(bookmarks::TagModel, bookmarks::RenameTag, "RenameTag") +// MergeTags is outbox-managed (this task) -- Loggable::No so the framework +// auto-append never double-logs alongside the model's own outbox write. +BRIDGE_REGISTER_ACTION(bookmarks::TagModel, bookmarks::MergeTags, "MergeTags", ::morph::model::Loggable::No) +BRIDGE_REGISTER_ACTION(bookmarks::TagModel, bookmarks::ListTags, "ListTags", ::morph::model::Loggable::No) diff --git a/examples/bookmarks/include/bookmarks/units.hpp b/examples/bookmarks/include/bookmarks/units.hpp new file mode 100644 index 00000000..a86a1069 --- /dev/null +++ b/examples/bookmarks/include/bookmarks/units.hpp @@ -0,0 +1,46 @@ +// SPDX-License-Identifier: Apache-2.0 +#pragma once + +#include <morph/util/quantity.hpp> + +/// @file +/// Bookmarks' one-unit system: a dimensionless count, reused for every +/// whole-number quantity this rung's DTOs carry (a tag's bookmark count, a +/// bulk edit's affected-row count, an import's imported/skipped counts). +/// Modeled on `pastebin/units.hpp` — see that file for the full +/// UnitTraits/consteval-algebra contract this mirrors; this rung needs no +/// unit algebra either, for the same reason. + +namespace bookmarks { + +/// @brief Units bookmarks works in. +enum class Unit { + count, ///< dimensionless whole-number count +}; + +} // namespace bookmarks + +/// @brief Static unit metadata: schema id, display text, default decimals. +template <> +struct morph::units::UnitTraits<bookmarks::Unit> { + static constexpr morph::units::UnitMeta meta(bookmarks::Unit unit) noexcept { + switch (unit) { + case bookmarks::Unit::count: + return {"count", "", 1}; + default: + return {"?", "?", 1}; + } + } +}; + +namespace bookmarks { + +/// @brief A whole-number count (bookmark counts, affected-row counts, +/// import result counts). +/// +/// `morph::units::Quantity<U, DeclaredDecimals>` requires `DeclaredDecimals +/// >= 1` (zero is not legal); every value that ever appears is a whole +/// number by construction. See `pastebin::Reads`'s identical doc comment. +using Count = ::morph::units::Quantity<Unit::count, 1>; + +} // namespace bookmarks diff --git a/examples/bookmarks/src/app/app.cpp b/examples/bookmarks/src/app/app.cpp new file mode 100644 index 00000000..7c617fc2 --- /dev/null +++ b/examples/bookmarks/src/app/app.cpp @@ -0,0 +1,304 @@ +// SPDX-License-Identifier: Apache-2.0 +#include "bookmarks/app/app.hpp" + +#include "bookmarks/auth/bookmarks_authorizer.hpp" +#include "bookmarks/db/outbox_entity.hpp" +#include "bookmarks/dto/bookmark_dto.hpp" +// Every model this server hosts is included here, not only the one the +// metadata worker dispatches against. `BRIDGE_REGISTER_MODEL`/ +// `BRIDGE_REGISTER_ACTION` place their registrars in the *header*, so a +// translation unit that includes the header both registers the type with the +// process-wide registry/dispatcher and emits a reference to that model's +// `execute` bodies — which is what pulls each model's object file out of the +// static library for a binary (a server `main()`) whose own code names +// nothing but `App`. Without this, such a binary would either fail to link or +// come up serving no models at all. +#include "bookmarks/models/auth_model.hpp" +#include "bookmarks/models/bookmark_model.hpp" +#include "bookmarks/models/shared_feed_model.hpp" +#include "bookmarks/models/tag_model.hpp" + +#include <morph/core/logger.hpp> +#include <morph/journal/outbox.hpp> +#include <morph/session/session_auth.hpp> + +#include <Lightweight/DataMapper/DataMapper.hpp> +#include <Lightweight/SqlStatement.hpp> + +#include <cstdint> +#include <exception> +#include <span> +#include <string> +#include <utility> +#include <vector> + +namespace bookmarks::app { + +namespace { + +/// @brief Expiry stamped into the metadata worker's own service token. +/// +/// The same far-future constant `AuthModel` uses, for the same reason +/// (`SessionToken::expiresAtMs` must be strictly positive, so "no expiry" is +/// not expressible) — and with an additional one here: the worker has no +/// login to repeat, so a token that expired mid-run would silently stop the +/// background job on a long-lived server with nothing to renew it. The +/// process's own lifetime is the real bound; the token is never written down, +/// never leaves this process, and dies with it. +constexpr std::int64_t kServiceTokenExpiresAtMs = 4102444800000; // 2100-01-01T00:00:00Z + +/// @brief Live-instance cap this server installs. +/// +/// Registration cannot be gated on identity +/// (`docs/findings/027-register-envelope-carries-no-session.md`), so an +/// unauthenticated client *can* make the server create model instances even +/// though it can never execute anything on them. `maxLiveModels` is the +/// framework's own answer to that shape of churn: past the cap a `register` +/// is answered `err "too many models"` and no instance is constructed. The +/// value is generous on purpose — the shipped client registers six instances +/// (the forms controller owns an `AuthModel`, a `BookmarkModel` and a +/// `TagModel` handler; the three presenters own a `BookmarkModel`, a +/// `TagModel` and a `SharedFeedModel` handler — see the README's "Six model +/// instances per client, not four" gap for why they cannot be shared), so +/// this is ~42 concurrent clients, not a limit a real session will meet. +constexpr std::size_t kMaxLiveModels = 256; + +} // namespace + +App::App(std::filesystem::path actionLogPath, std::string tokenSecret, + std::shared_ptr<IBookmarkMetadataFetcher> fetcher, std::chrono::milliseconds fetchInterval, + std::chrono::milliseconds relayInterval, std::size_t workers, QObject* parent) + // Initialiser order follows the declaration order in app.hpp, which is + // itself chosen for teardown safety — see that header's comment. + : QObject{parent}, + _actionLog{std::make_shared<::morph::journal::FileActionLog>(std::move(actionLogPath))}, + _pool{workers}, + // hmacSha256 named explicitly -- same reason as the two TokenIssuer + // call sites below: BookmarksAuthorizer inherits SigningAuthorizer's + // constructor, whose MacFunction default is dropped entirely under + // MORPH_REQUIRE_VETTED_HMAC. + _server{std::make_shared<::morph::backend::RemoteServer>( + _pool, std::make_shared<auth::BookmarksAuthorizer>(tokenSecret, ::morph::session::hmacSha256))}, + _fetchBridge{std::make_unique<::morph::backend::SimulatedRemoteBackend>(*_server)}, + _fetcher{std::move(fetcher)} { + ::morph::journal::setActionLog(_actionLog); + + // Installed process-wide so AuthModel::execute(const Login&) can mint + // tokens against this exact secret — the same "registry-constructed + // models are always default-constructed, so there is no DI seam" answer + // morph::journal::setActionLog already uses one line above. + // hmacSha256 named explicitly (not relying on TokenIssuer's default): + // this rung wires no vetted MAC adapter (see examples/vetted_hmac/), so + // under MORPH_REQUIRE_VETTED_HMAC -- which drops the default entirely, + // by design (see TokenIssuer's own doc comment) -- this call site must + // still compile with the identical MAC it always used. + auth::setTokenIssuer( + std::make_shared<::morph::session::TokenIssuer>(tokenSecret, ::morph::session::hmacSha256)); + + ::morph::backend::LimitPolicy limits; + limits.maxLiveModels = kMaxLiveModels; + _server->setLimitPolicy(limits); + + // The worker's own service-principal session. Minted here rather than + // through AuthModel deliberately: AuthModel *refuses* to mint a token in + // the reserved `system:` namespace (see auth::isReservedPrincipal), which + // is exactly the property that keeps a client from obtaining this + // authority. The server process minting its own is the one legitimate + // path, and it shares `tokenSecret` with the authorizer installed above, + // so it verifies exactly like a real user's token. + // hmacSha256 named explicitly for the identical reason as the + // setTokenIssuer() call above -- and so both issuers stay verifiably the + // same MAC, which they must be: the authorizer this rung installs + // verifies every token (including this service one) against whichever + // MAC minted it. + const ::morph::session::TokenIssuer serviceIssuer{tokenSecret, ::morph::session::hmacSha256}; + ::morph::session::Context session; + session.principal = std::string{auth::kMetadataFetcherPrincipal}; + session.token = serviceIssuer.issue(::morph::session::SessionToken{ + .principal = std::string{auth::kMetadataFetcherPrincipal}, + .issuedAtMs = 0, + .expiresAtMs = kServiceTokenExpiresAtMs, + .roles = {}, + }); + _fetchBridge.setDefaultSession(session); + + // Both timer slots are wrapped rather than connected to the methods + // directly. An exception escaping a Qt slot is unsupported — Qt's event + // dispatcher propagates it out of `exec()` at best and calls + // `std::terminate` at worst — so a background pass that throws would take + // the whole server process down with it, taking every connected client's + // session with it, for a failure that only ever concerns one pass. + // Neither body is exception-free: `fetchMetadataOnce()` constructs a + // `BridgeHandler`, which throws if the register is refused (reachable + // here, because this server caps `maxLiveModels`), and + // `relayOutboxOnce()` can throw from its `Query<>()` or from the action + // log's own sink. Logging and dropping the pass is the right response to + // both: the next tick simply retries, since neither pass consumes the + // work it failed on. The public methods themselves keep throwing, so a + // test that calls one directly still sees the failure. + connect(&_fetchTimer, &QTimer::timeout, this, [this] { + try { + fetchMetadataOnce(); + } catch (const std::exception& e) { + ::morph::log::logError(std::string{"[bookmarks::App] metadata-fetch pass threw, pass abandoned: "} + + e.what()); + } catch (...) { + ::morph::log::logError("[bookmarks::App] metadata-fetch pass threw a non-std exception, pass abandoned"); + } + }); + _fetchTimer.start(fetchInterval); + connect(&_relayTimer, &QTimer::timeout, this, [this] { + try { + (void) relayOutboxOnce(); + } catch (const std::exception& e) { + ::morph::log::logError(std::string{"[bookmarks::App] outbox-relay pass threw, pass abandoned: "} + + e.what()); + } catch (...) { + ::morph::log::logError("[bookmarks::App] outbox-relay pass threw a non-std exception, pass abandoned"); + } + }); + _relayTimer.start(relayInterval); +} + +void App::stopBackgroundJobs() { + _fetchTimer.stop(); + _relayTimer.stop(); +} + +App::~App() { + // Stop first: a tick landing while the members below are being torn down + // would dispatch a pass into a half-destroyed App. A shutting-down owner + // will normally have called stopBackgroundJobs() already, before its own + // drain loop started pumping (see that method's doc comment); calling it + // again here is a no-op, and keeps this destructor correct for every owner + // that does not. + stopBackgroundJobs(); + ::morph::journal::setActionLog(nullptr); + // Matches setActionLog's own clear-on-destruction discipline: a later + // test (or a second App in the same process) must see + // auth::tokenIssuer() == nullptr rather than a previous App's still-live + // issuer, which would be holding a *different* secret than whatever + // authorizer is current. + auth::setTokenIssuer(nullptr); +} + +void App::fetchMetadataOnce() { + std::vector<std::pair<std::int64_t, std::string>> needsFetch; + { + ::Lightweight::SqlStatement stmt; + stmt.Prepare("SELECT id, url FROM bookmarks WHERE title = ''"); + auto cursor = stmt.Execute(); + while (cursor.FetchRow()) { + needsFetch.emplace_back(cursor.GetColumn<std::int64_t>(1), cursor.GetColumn<std::string>(2)); + } + } + if (needsFetch.empty()) { + return; + } + + // `handler` is kept alive by every dispatched call's own completion, not + // by this function's stack frame — the identical pattern (and identical + // race) pastebin::app::App::sweepExpiredOnce() documents at length. + // `BridgeHandler::execute()` posts to the worker pool and returns + // immediately, so this loop routinely returns before RemoteServer has so + // much as looked up the model instance for the first dispatch. A + // `handler` destroyed synchronously here would deregister its instance + // (a synchronous "deregister" in ~BridgeHandler) and race those pending + // dispatches, which would then find the instance missing and reply "model + // not found" instead of ever running RecordMetadata — silently dropping + // the pass. Capturing `handler` in every completion below closes that + // window: the instance is released only once every dispatch this pass + // issued has settled, whichever of .then()/.onError() that turns out to + // be for each. + // + // Constructing it here (per pass) rather than once in the constructor is + // also what keeps an idle server from holding a live model instance + // against `maxLiveModels` between passes. + auto handler = std::make_shared<::morph::bridge::BridgeHandler<BookmarkModel>>(_fetchBridge, &_fetchExecutor); + // Captured by value, never through `this`: the callbacks below can + // outlive this App (see fetchInFlight()'s doc comment), and a late one + // must still be able to decrement the counter safely. + auto inFlight = _fetchInFlight; + for (const auto& [id, url] : needsFetch) { + // Synchronous by design — see metadata_fetcher.hpp. + const auto metadata = _fetcher->fetch(url); + if (metadata.title.empty() && metadata.faviconPath.empty()) { + // Nothing was found. Dispatching anyway would be a write with no + // content: RecordMetadata ignores empty fields but still stamps + // `updated_at_ms`, which would show up as a spurious change in + // every client's GetChangesSince poll on every pass — and with + // the shipped NullMetadataFetcher, that is *every* untitled + // bookmark on *every* tick, forever. The bookmark stays in the + // "needs fetch" set and is retried next pass, which is the + // correct outcome for a fetch that found nothing. + continue; + } + // The raise has to precede the dispatch — a completion delivered from + // a worker thread could otherwise lower a count this loop had not + // raised yet — which leaves a window the `catch` below closes. + inFlight->fetch_add(1); + try { + handler + ->execute(RecordMetadata{.id = BookmarkId{id}, + .title = metadata.title, + .faviconPath = metadata.faviconPath}) + .then([handler, inFlight](Ack) { inFlight->fetch_sub(1); }) + .onError([handler, inFlight, id](const std::exception_ptr&) { + inFlight->fetch_sub(1); + ::morph::log::logError("[bookmarks::App] metadata fetch: RecordMetadata failed for bookmark " + + std::to_string(id)); + }); + } catch (const std::exception& e) { + // `execute()` threw instead of returning a `Completion`, so + // neither callback above was ever attached and nothing else will + // ever lower the count the line above raised. Leaving it raised + // wedges `fetchInFlight()` at `true` permanently, and with it + // every consumer that drains on it — `server/main.cpp`'s + // `drainMetadataFetches` would then burn its whole 5s budget on + // every subsequent shutdown and still report failure. + inFlight->fetch_sub(1); + ::morph::log::logError("[bookmarks::App] metadata fetch: dispatch for bookmark " + std::to_string(id) + + " threw: " + e.what()); + } + } +} + +std::size_t App::relayOutboxOnce() { + ::Lightweight::DataMapper mapper; + ::morph::journal::OutboxRelay relay; + relay.drainOutbox = [&mapper] { + auto rows = mapper.Query<db::BookmarkOutboxRecord>().All(); + std::vector<::morph::journal::LogEntry> entries; + entries.reserve(rows.size()); + for (const auto& row : rows) { + ::morph::journal::LogEntry entry; + entry.modelType = row.modelType.Value(); + entry.entityKey = row.entityKey.Value(); + entry.actionType = row.actionType.Value(); + entry.payload = row.payload.Value(); + entry.result = row.result.Value(); + entry.principal = row.principal.Value(); + entry.timestampMs = row.timestampMs.Value(); + entry.idempotencyKey = row.idempotencyKey.Value(); + entries.push_back(std::move(entry)); + } + return entries; + }; + // Deleting the row rather than flagging it is what outbox_entity.hpp's + // own doc comment specifies: the table then only ever holds genuinely + // unrelayed work. OutboxRelay calls this only after `sink->flush()` + // returned normally, so a crash before this point simply re-drains the + // same rows next pass and the sink's idempotencyKey dedup absorbs the + // repeat (`FileActionLog` does this out of the box). + relay.markRelayed = [&mapper](std::span<const ::morph::journal::LogEntry> rows) { + for (const auto& row : rows) { + ::Lightweight::SqlStatement stmt{mapper.Connection()}; + stmt.Prepare("DELETE FROM bookmark_outbox WHERE idempotency_key = ?"); + (void) stmt.Execute(row.idempotencyKey); + } + }; + relay.sink = _actionLog; + return relay.relay().relayed; +} + +} // namespace bookmarks::app diff --git a/examples/bookmarks/src/db/schema.cpp b/examples/bookmarks/src/db/schema.cpp new file mode 100644 index 00000000..8d49e688 --- /dev/null +++ b/examples/bookmarks/src/db/schema.cpp @@ -0,0 +1,80 @@ +// SPDX-License-Identifier: Apache-2.0 +#include "bookmarks/db/database.hpp" + +#include <Lightweight/SqlConnection.hpp> +#include <Lightweight/SqlMigration.hpp> +#include <Lightweight/SqlQuery/Migrate.hpp> + +namespace bookmarks::db { + +void setup(const std::string& connectionString) { + Lightweight::SqlConnection::SetDefaultConnectionString(Lightweight::SqlConnectionString{connectionString}); + Lightweight::SqlMigration::MigrationManager::GetInstance().CreateMigrationHistory(); + Lightweight::SqlMigration::MigrationManager::GetInstance().ApplyPendingMigrations(); +} + +} // namespace bookmarks::db + +using namespace Lightweight::SqlColumnTypeDefinitions; + +LIGHTWEIGHT_SQL_MIGRATION(20260807000001, "Create bookmarks tables") { + plan.CreateTableIfNotExists("bookmarks") + .PrimaryKeyWithAutoIncrement("id", Bigint()) + .RequiredColumn("owner_principal", Varchar(64)) + .RequiredColumn("url", Text()) + .RequiredColumn("title", Text()) + .RequiredColumn("description", Text()) + .RequiredColumn("notes", Text()) + .RequiredColumn("is_unread", Bool()) + .RequiredColumn("is_archived", Bool()) + .RequiredColumn("is_shared", Bool()) + .RequiredColumn("created_at_ms", Bigint()) + .RequiredColumn("updated_at_ms", Bigint()) + .RequiredColumn("favicon_path", Text()); + // Every list/get/edit/archive query filters on owner_principal first; + // the changes-since poll (Task 7) additionally filters on + // updated_at_ms, and the shared feed (Task 10) on is_shared alone. + plan.CreateIndex("idx_bookmarks_owner", "bookmarks", {"owner_principal"}); + plan.CreateIndex("idx_bookmarks_owner_updated", "bookmarks", {"owner_principal", "updated_at_ms"}); + plan.CreateIndex("idx_bookmarks_shared", "bookmarks", {"is_shared"}); + + plan.CreateTableIfNotExists("tags") + .PrimaryKeyWithAutoIncrement("id", Bigint()) + .RequiredColumn("owner_principal", Varchar(64)) + .RequiredColumn("name", Text()); + // Tag names are unique per owner, not globally -- two different users + // may both have a tag named "work". + plan.CreateUniqueIndex("idx_tags_owner_name", "tags", {"owner_principal", "name"}); + + const auto bookmarksRef = Lightweight::SqlForeignKeyReferenceDefinition{.tableName = "bookmarks", .columnName = "id"}; + const auto tagsRef = Lightweight::SqlForeignKeyReferenceDefinition{.tableName = "tags", .columnName = "id"}; + plan.CreateTableIfNotExists("bookmark_tags") + .PrimaryKeyWithAutoIncrement("id", Bigint()) + .RequiredForeignKey("bookmark_id", Bigint(), bookmarksRef) + .RequiredForeignKey("tag_id", Bigint(), tagsRef); + // A bookmark may never carry the same tag twice -- this is what makes + // TagModel::execute(const MergeTags&)'s "INSERT OR IGNORE"-shaped + // dedup (Task 9) meaningful rather than a defensive no-op. + plan.CreateUniqueIndex("idx_bookmark_tags_pair", "bookmark_tags", {"bookmark_id", "tag_id"}); + + plan.CreateTableIfNotExists("imported_ops") + .PrimaryKeyWithAutoIncrement("id", Bigint()) + .RequiredColumn("owner_principal", Varchar(64)) + .RequiredColumn("op_id", Varchar(128)) + .RequiredColumn("applied_at_ms", Bigint()); + plan.CreateUniqueIndex("idx_imported_ops_owner_op", "imported_ops", {"owner_principal", "op_id"}); +} + +LIGHTWEIGHT_SQL_MIGRATION(20260807000002, "Create bookmarks outbox table") { + plan.CreateTableIfNotExists("bookmark_outbox") + .PrimaryKeyWithAutoIncrement("id", Bigint()) + .RequiredColumn("model_type", Varchar(64)) + .RequiredColumn("entity_key", Varchar(64)) + .RequiredColumn("action_type", Varchar(64)) + .RequiredColumn("payload", Text()) + .RequiredColumn("result", Text()) + .RequiredColumn("principal", Varchar(64)) + .RequiredColumn("timestamp_ms", Bigint()) + .RequiredColumn("idempotency_key", Varchar(128)); + plan.CreateUniqueIndex("idx_bookmark_outbox_idempotency", "bookmark_outbox", {"idempotency_key"}); +} diff --git a/examples/bookmarks/src/dto/auth_dto.cpp b/examples/bookmarks/src/dto/auth_dto.cpp new file mode 100644 index 00000000..7b3c159a --- /dev/null +++ b/examples/bookmarks/src/dto/auth_dto.cpp @@ -0,0 +1,10 @@ +// SPDX-License-Identifier: Apache-2.0 +#include "bookmarks/dto/auth_dto.hpp" + +#include "bookmarks/auth/bookmarks_authorizer.hpp" + +namespace bookmarks { + +bool Login::validate() const noexcept { return auth::isValidPrincipal(username); } + +} // namespace bookmarks diff --git a/examples/bookmarks/src/import/netscape_bookmarks.cpp b/examples/bookmarks/src/import/netscape_bookmarks.cpp new file mode 100644 index 00000000..01f6544f --- /dev/null +++ b/examples/bookmarks/src/import/netscape_bookmarks.cpp @@ -0,0 +1,125 @@ +// SPDX-License-Identifier: Apache-2.0 +#include "bookmarks/import/netscape_bookmarks.hpp" + +#include <cctype> +#include <cstddef> + +namespace bookmarks::import { + +namespace { + +[[nodiscard]] std::string decodeEntities(std::string_view text) { + std::string out; + out.reserve(text.size()); + for (std::size_t i = 0; i < text.size();) { + if (text[i] == '&') { + if (text.substr(i, 5) == "&") { + out += '&'; + i += 5; + continue; + } + if (text.substr(i, 4) == "<") { + out += '<'; + i += 4; + continue; + } + if (text.substr(i, 4) == ">") { + out += '>'; + i += 4; + continue; + } + if (text.substr(i, 6) == """) { + out += '"'; + i += 6; + continue; + } + if (text.substr(i, 5) == "'") { + out += '\''; + i += 5; + continue; + } + } + out += text[i]; + ++i; + } + return out; +} + +/// @brief Case-insensitive substring search for @p needle in @p haystack, +/// starting at @p from. +[[nodiscard]] std::size_t findCaseInsensitive(std::string_view haystack, std::string_view needle, std::size_t from) { + if (needle.empty() || needle.size() > haystack.size()) { + return std::string_view::npos; + } + for (std::size_t i = from; i + needle.size() <= haystack.size(); ++i) { + bool match = true; + for (std::size_t j = 0; j < needle.size(); ++j) { + if (std::tolower(static_cast<unsigned char>(haystack[i + j])) != + std::tolower(static_cast<unsigned char>(needle[j]))) { + match = false; + break; + } + } + if (match) { + return i; + } + } + return std::string_view::npos; +} + +} // namespace + +std::vector<ParsedEntry> parseNetscapeChunk(std::string_view chunk) { + std::vector<ParsedEntry> entries; + std::size_t pos = 0; + while (true) { + const auto tagStart = findCaseInsensitive(chunk, "<a", pos); + if (tagStart == std::string_view::npos) { + break; + } + const auto tagEnd = chunk.find('>', tagStart); + if (tagEnd == std::string_view::npos) { + break; // unterminated tag -- nothing more to parse in this chunk + } + const auto closeStart = findCaseInsensitive(chunk, "</a>", tagEnd); + if (closeStart == std::string_view::npos) { + break; // unterminated element + } + + const std::string_view attrs = chunk.substr(tagStart, tagEnd - tagStart); + ParsedEntry entry; + const auto hrefPos = findCaseInsensitive(attrs, "href=", 0); + if (hrefPos != std::string_view::npos) { + auto valueStart = hrefPos + 5; + if (valueStart < attrs.size() && attrs[valueStart] == '"') { + const auto valueEnd = attrs.find('"', valueStart + 1); + if (valueEnd != std::string_view::npos) { + entry.url = decodeEntities(attrs.substr(valueStart + 1, valueEnd - valueStart - 1)); + } + } + } + entry.title = decodeEntities(chunk.substr(tagEnd + 1, closeStart - tagEnd - 1)); + entries.push_back(std::move(entry)); + + pos = closeStart + 4; + } + return entries; +} + +std::string escapeHtml(std::string_view text) { + std::string out; + out.reserve(text.size()); + for (const char ch : text) { + switch (ch) { + case '&': out += "&"; break; + case '<': out += "<"; break; + case '>': out += ">"; break; + case '"': out += """; break; + case '\'': out += "'"; break; + default: out += ch; + } + } + return out; +} + +} // namespace bookmarks::import diff --git a/examples/bookmarks/src/models/auth_model.cpp b/examples/bookmarks/src/models/auth_model.cpp new file mode 100644 index 00000000..b5dfc728 --- /dev/null +++ b/examples/bookmarks/src/models/auth_model.cpp @@ -0,0 +1,60 @@ +// SPDX-License-Identifier: Apache-2.0 +#include "bookmarks/models/auth_model.hpp" + +#include "bookmarks/auth/bookmarks_authorizer.hpp" + +#include <morph/session/session_auth.hpp> + +#include <cstdint> + +namespace bookmarks { + +namespace { + +/// @brief Expiry stamped into every minted token: 2100-01-01T00:00:00Z. +/// +/// `SessionToken::expiresAtMs` must be strictly positive — `TokenVerifier` +/// treats `<= 0` as already-expired precisely so a zeroed token is never an +/// eternal credential — so "no expiry" is not expressible and a value has to +/// be chosen. This rung chooses one far enough out to be irrelevant, because +/// it ships no session-renewal path: a shorter lifetime would mean a client +/// silently losing its session mid-run with nothing to recover it but +/// logging in again, which would be testing a re-authentication flow this +/// rung does not have rather than the authorization pipeline it does. A +/// deployment that replaces this model's body with a real credential check +/// (see `auth_dto.hpp`'s `@file` comment) sets a real lifetime here at the +/// same time. +constexpr std::int64_t kTokenExpiresAtMs = 4102444800000; + +} // namespace + +LoginResult AuthModel::execute(const Login& action) { + if (!action.validate()) { + throw ValidationError{"Login: username must be a valid principal"}; + } + if (auth::isReservedPrincipal(action.username)) { + // See isReservedPrincipal's doc comment: minting one of these on + // request would hand any caller the internal worker's authority. + throw ValidationError{"Login: the 'system:' principal namespace is reserved"}; + } + auto issuer = auth::tokenIssuer(); + if (!issuer) { + // No App has installed one -- e.g. a test that constructs AuthModel + // directly, or a server bootstrap that forgot. A clear, typed + // failure, not a null dereference. + throw ValidationError{"Login: no token issuer installed"}; + } + auto token = issuer->issue(::morph::session::SessionToken{ + .principal = action.username, + // 0 disables TokenVerifier's not-before check, which this rung has + // no use for: there is no scenario here where a token is minted + // against a clock ahead of the verifier's, since the issuer and the + // verifier are the same process. + .issuedAtMs = 0, + .expiresAtMs = kTokenExpiresAtMs, + .roles = {}, + }); + return LoginResult{.token = AuthToken{std::move(token)}, .principal = action.username}; +} + +} // namespace bookmarks diff --git a/examples/bookmarks/src/models/bookmark_model.cpp b/examples/bookmarks/src/models/bookmark_model.cpp new file mode 100644 index 00000000..8d88f20b --- /dev/null +++ b/examples/bookmarks/src/models/bookmark_model.cpp @@ -0,0 +1,643 @@ +// SPDX-License-Identifier: Apache-2.0 +#include "bookmarks/models/bookmark_model.hpp" + +#include "bookmarks/auth/bookmarks_authorizer.hpp" +#include "bookmarks/db/bookmark_entity.hpp" +#include "bookmarks/db/bookmark_tag_entity.hpp" +#include "bookmarks/db/imported_op_entity.hpp" +#include "bookmarks/db/outbox_entity.hpp" +#include "bookmarks/db/tag_entity.hpp" +#include "bookmarks/import/netscape_bookmarks.hpp" + +#include "clock.hpp" + +#include <Lightweight/DataMapper/DataMapper.hpp> +#include <Lightweight/SqlError.hpp> +#include <Lightweight/SqlErrorDetection.hpp> +#include <Lightweight/SqlStatement.hpp> +#include <Lightweight/SqlTransaction.hpp> + +#include <morph/core/registry.hpp> +#include <morph/session/session.hpp> + +#include <algorithm> +#include <atomic> +#include <cstddef> +#include <cstdint> +#include <optional> +#include <string> +#include <vector> + +namespace bookmarks { + +namespace { + +[[nodiscard]] std::int64_t nowMs() noexcept { + return (*::morph::ladder::now().value).value.time_since_epoch().count(); +} + +/// @brief Process-wide monotonic counter, used only to disambiguate +/// `BulkEdit`'s server-generated idempotency key (see its call site) +/// when two calls land in the same `nowMs()` millisecond -- +/// `morph::ladder::now()` has millisecond resolution (there is no +/// higher-resolution variant), so the timestamp alone cannot be +/// trusted to be unique across rapid back-to-back calls from the same +/// principal. `std::atomic` (not `thread_local`) because the model +/// instance is shared across whichever thread each dispatched call +/// lands on. +[[nodiscard]] std::uint64_t nextOutboxSeq() noexcept { + static std::atomic<std::uint64_t> counter{0}; + return counter.fetch_add(1, std::memory_order_relaxed); +} + +[[nodiscard]] ::morph::time::Timestamp fromEpochMs(std::int64_t epochMs) noexcept { + return ::morph::time::Timestamp{::morph::time::DateTime{ + std::chrono::sys_time<std::chrono::milliseconds>{std::chrono::milliseconds{epochMs}}}}; +} + +/// @brief The authenticated caller's principal, or throws `Forbidden`. +/// +/// `session::current()` is populated fresh on every dispatched action +/// (`session::detail::ScopedContext`, installed by `RemoteServer`/ +/// `LocalBackend` around each `execute()`); reading it here rather than +/// once at construction is what lets a single plain-registered +/// `BookmarkModel` instance serve whichever principal's call actually +/// reaches it -- there is exactly one instance per registration, so in +/// practice this is stable across a registration's whole lifetime, but the +/// model never assumes that, matching rule 1's "models re-check their own +/// authorization" requirement. `nullptr`/empty is treated identically to an +/// unauthenticated caller: `Forbidden`, not a crash -- reachable from a +/// test that calls `execute()` directly with no session installed, and +/// (defensively) from a local backend, which installs a `Context` but +/// never verifies it. +[[nodiscard]] const std::string& requireOwner() { + const auto* ctx = ::morph::session::current(); + if (ctx == nullptr || ctx->principal.empty()) { + throw Forbidden{"no authenticated principal"}; + } + return ctx->principal; +} + +/// @brief Finds @p owner's tag named @p name, creating it if it does not +/// exist yet. Shared by `applyTagSet` (Task 6) and `BulkEdit` +/// (this task) — both run inside the caller's own transaction. +[[nodiscard]] std::uint64_t findOrCreateTagId(::Lightweight::DataMapper& mapper, const std::string& owner, + const std::string& name) { + auto existing = mapper.Query<db::TagRecord>() + .Where(::Lightweight::FieldNameOf<&db::TagRecord::ownerPrincipal>, "=", owner) + .Where(::Lightweight::FieldNameOf<&db::TagRecord::name>, "=", name) + .All(); + if (!existing.empty()) { + return existing.front().id.Value(); + } + db::TagRecord tag; + tag.ownerPrincipal = owner; + tag.name = name; + mapper.Create(tag); + return tag.id.Value(); +} + +/// @brief Adds a bookmark<->tag association if it does not already exist — +/// the junction table's unique index (`idx_bookmark_tags_pair`) +/// makes a duplicate a no-op to *detect*, but this checks first +/// rather than relying on catching the constraint violation, so a +/// `BulkEdit`'s per-item loop never has to distinguish "this item's +/// add was a genuine no-op" from "this item hit an unrelated store +/// error" via exception type alone. +void addTagAssociationIfAbsent(::Lightweight::DataMapper& mapper, std::uint64_t bookmarkId, std::uint64_t tagId) { + auto existing = mapper.Query<db::BookmarkTagRecord>() + .Where(::Lightweight::FieldNameOf<&db::BookmarkTagRecord::bookmark>, "=", bookmarkId) + .Where(::Lightweight::FieldNameOf<&db::BookmarkTagRecord::tag>, "=", tagId) + .All(); + if (!existing.empty()) { + return; + } + db::BookmarkTagRecord junction; + junction.bookmark = bookmarkId; + junction.tag = tagId; + mapper.Create(junction); +} + +/// @brief Writes one row into `bookmark_outbox`. Must run inside the +/// caller's own `SqlTransaction` — see this task's own doc comment. +template <typename Action, typename Result> +void writeOutboxEntry(::Lightweight::DataMapper& mapper, const std::string& owner, const Action& action, + const Result& result, std::string_view actionType, std::string_view idempotencyKey) { + db::BookmarkOutboxRecord entry; + entry.modelType = "BookmarkModel"; + entry.entityKey = owner; + entry.actionType = std::string{actionType}; + entry.payload = ::morph::model::ActionTraits<Action>::toJson(action); + entry.result = ::morph::model::ActionTraits<Action>::resultToJson(result); + entry.principal = owner; + entry.timestampMs = nowMs(); + entry.idempotencyKey = std::string{idempotencyKey}; + mapper.Create(entry); +} + +} // namespace + +/// @brief Reads every tag name currently associated with @p bookmarkId. +/// +/// Takes no owner and needs none: a tag row is always owned by the same +/// principal as every bookmark it is attached to, by construction -- +/// `applyTagSet` below never creates a cross-owner association -- so the +/// junction rows for one bookmark are already owner-homogeneous, and the +/// caller has already established that the bookmark itself is readable. +[[nodiscard]] static std::vector<std::string> readTagNames(::Lightweight::DataMapper& mapper, std::uint64_t bookmarkId) { + auto junctionRows = mapper.Query<db::BookmarkTagRecord>() + .Where(::Lightweight::FieldNameOf<&db::BookmarkTagRecord::bookmark>, "=", bookmarkId) + .All(); + std::vector<std::string> names; + names.reserve(junctionRows.size()); + for (const auto& row : junctionRows) { + auto tagRows = mapper.Query<db::TagRecord>() + .Where(::Lightweight::FieldNameOf<&db::TagRecord::id>, "=", row.tag.Value()) + .All(); + if (!tagRows.empty()) { + names.push_back(tagRows.front().name.Value()); + } + } + return names; +} + +/// @brief Replaces @p bookmarkId's tag set with exactly @p desiredNames, +/// auto-creating any tag @p owner has never used before. Must run +/// inside the caller's own `SqlTransaction` -- this function opens +/// none of its own, so every write it makes commits or rolls back +/// with the surrounding action. +static void applyTagSet(::Lightweight::DataMapper& mapper, std::uint64_t bookmarkId, const std::string& owner, + const std::vector<std::string>& desiredNames) { + const auto current = readTagNames(mapper, bookmarkId); + std::vector<std::string> toAdd; + for (const auto& name : desiredNames) { + if (std::ranges::find(current, name) == current.end()) { + toAdd.push_back(name); + } + } + std::vector<std::string> toRemove; + for (const auto& name : current) { + if (std::ranges::find(desiredNames, name) == desiredNames.end()) { + toRemove.push_back(name); + } + } + + for (const auto& name : toAdd) { + const auto tagId = findOrCreateTagId(mapper, owner, name); + addTagAssociationIfAbsent(mapper, bookmarkId, tagId); + } + + for (const auto& name : toRemove) { + auto tagRows = mapper.Query<db::TagRecord>() + .Where(::Lightweight::FieldNameOf<&db::TagRecord::ownerPrincipal>, "=", owner) + .Where(::Lightweight::FieldNameOf<&db::TagRecord::name>, "=", name) + .All(); + if (tagRows.empty()) { + continue; + } + ::Lightweight::SqlStatement stmt{mapper.Connection()}; + stmt.Prepare("DELETE FROM bookmark_tags WHERE bookmark_id = ? AND tag_id = ?"); + (void) stmt.Execute(bookmarkId, tagRows.front().id.Value()); + } +} + +[[nodiscard]] static BookmarkView toView(const db::BookmarkRecord& rec, std::vector<std::string> tags) { + BookmarkView view; + view.id = BookmarkId{static_cast<std::int64_t>(rec.id.Value())}; + view.url = rec.url.Value(); + view.title = rec.title.Value(); + view.description = rec.description.Value(); + view.notes = rec.notes.Value(); + view.tags = std::move(tags); + view.createdAt = fromEpochMs(rec.createdAtMs.Value()); + view.updatedAt = fromEpochMs(rec.updatedAtMs.Value()); + view.readState = rec.isUnread.Value() ? ReadState::Unread : ReadState::Read; + view.archiveState = rec.isArchived.Value() ? ArchiveState::Archived : ArchiveState::Active; + view.visibility = rec.isShared.Value() ? Visibility::Shared : Visibility::Private; + return view; +} + +/// @brief Loads @p id, requiring it to exist and be owned by @p owner. +/// @throws NotFound if no such row exists at all. +/// @throws Forbidden if it exists but belongs to a different principal -- +/// distinguished on purpose (`bookmarks::Forbidden`'s own doc +/// comment) so the "local mode has no authorization at all" test +/// (Task 15) has something specific to assert against. +[[nodiscard]] static db::BookmarkRecord loadOwned(::Lightweight::DataMapper& mapper, std::uint64_t id, + const std::string& owner) { + auto rows = + mapper.Query<db::BookmarkRecord>().Where(::Lightweight::FieldNameOf<&db::BookmarkRecord::id>, "=", id).All(); + if (rows.empty()) { + throw NotFound{"no such bookmark"}; + } + if (rows.front().ownerPrincipal.Value() != owner) { + throw Forbidden{"bookmark belongs to a different principal"}; + } + return rows.front(); +} + +CreateBookmarkResult BookmarkModel::execute(const CreateBookmark& action) { + if (!action.validate()) { + throw ValidationError{"CreateBookmark: a non-empty url within the length bound is required"}; + } + const auto& owner = requireOwner(); + + db::BookmarkRecord rec; + rec.ownerPrincipal = owner; + rec.url = action.url; + rec.title = action.title; + rec.description = action.description; + rec.notes = action.notes; + rec.isShared = action.visibility == Visibility::Shared; + const auto now = nowMs(); + rec.createdAtMs = now; + rec.updatedAtMs = now; + + ::Lightweight::SqlTransaction transaction{mapper().Connection(), ::Lightweight::SqlTransactionMode::ROLLBACK}; + mapper().Create(rec); + applyTagSet(mapper(), rec.id.Value(), owner, action.tags); + transaction.Commit(); + + return CreateBookmarkResult{.id = BookmarkId{static_cast<std::int64_t>(rec.id.Value())}}; +} + +BookmarkView BookmarkModel::execute(const EditBookmark& action) { + if (!action.validate()) { + throw ValidationError{"EditBookmark: id and a non-empty url within the length bound are required"}; + } + const auto& owner = requireOwner(); + auto rec = loadOwned(mapper(), static_cast<std::uint64_t>(*action.id), owner); + + rec.url = action.url; + rec.title = action.title; + rec.description = action.description; + rec.notes = action.notes; + rec.isShared = action.visibility == Visibility::Shared; + rec.updatedAtMs = nowMs(); + + ::Lightweight::SqlTransaction transaction{mapper().Connection(), ::Lightweight::SqlTransactionMode::ROLLBACK}; + mapper().Update(rec); + applyTagSet(mapper(), rec.id.Value(), owner, action.tags); + transaction.Commit(); + + return toView(rec, readTagNames(mapper(), rec.id.Value())); +} + +Ack BookmarkModel::execute(const ArchiveBookmark& action) { + if (!action.validate()) { + throw ValidationError{"ArchiveBookmark: id is required"}; + } + const auto& owner = requireOwner(); + auto rec = loadOwned(mapper(), static_cast<std::uint64_t>(*action.id), owner); + rec.isArchived = true; + rec.updatedAtMs = nowMs(); + mapper().Update(rec); + return Ack{}; +} + +Ack BookmarkModel::execute(const UnarchiveBookmark& action) { + if (!action.validate()) { + throw ValidationError{"UnarchiveBookmark: id is required"}; + } + const auto& owner = requireOwner(); + auto rec = loadOwned(mapper(), static_cast<std::uint64_t>(*action.id), owner); + rec.isArchived = false; + rec.updatedAtMs = nowMs(); + mapper().Update(rec); + return Ack{}; +} + +Ack BookmarkModel::execute(const DeleteBookmark& action) { + if (!action.validate()) { + throw ValidationError{"DeleteBookmark: id is required"}; + } + const auto& owner = requireOwner(); + const auto id = static_cast<std::uint64_t>(*action.id); + (void) loadOwned(mapper(), id, owner); // NotFound/Forbidden, same as every other action + + ::Lightweight::SqlTransaction transaction{mapper().Connection(), ::Lightweight::SqlTransactionMode::ROLLBACK}; + { + ::Lightweight::SqlStatement stmt{mapper().Connection()}; + stmt.Prepare("DELETE FROM bookmark_tags WHERE bookmark_id = ?"); + (void) stmt.Execute(id); + } + { + ::Lightweight::SqlStatement stmt{mapper().Connection()}; + stmt.Prepare("DELETE FROM bookmarks WHERE id = ?"); + (void) stmt.Execute(id); + } + transaction.Commit(); + return Ack{}; +} + +BookmarkView BookmarkModel::execute(const GetBookmark& action) { + if (!action.validate()) { + throw ValidationError{"GetBookmark: id is required"}; + } + const auto& owner = requireOwner(); + const auto rec = loadOwned(mapper(), static_cast<std::uint64_t>(*action.id), owner); + return toView(rec, readTagNames(mapper(), rec.id.Value())); +} + +ListBookmarksResult BookmarkModel::execute(const ListBookmarks& action) { + const auto& owner = requireOwner(); + auto query = mapper().Query<db::BookmarkRecord>(); + (void) query.Where(::Lightweight::FieldNameOf<&db::BookmarkRecord::ownerPrincipal>, "=", owner); + if (action.archiveFilter == ArchiveFilter::ActiveOnly) { + (void) query.Where(::Lightweight::FieldNameOf<&db::BookmarkRecord::isArchived>, "=", false); + } else if (action.archiveFilter == ArchiveFilter::ArchivedOnly) { + (void) query.Where(::Lightweight::FieldNameOf<&db::BookmarkRecord::isArchived>, "=", true); + } + if (action.readFilter == ReadFilter::UnreadOnly) { + (void) query.Where(::Lightweight::FieldNameOf<&db::BookmarkRecord::isUnread>, "=", true); + } else if (action.readFilter == ReadFilter::ReadOnly) { + (void) query.Where(::Lightweight::FieldNameOf<&db::BookmarkRecord::isUnread>, "=", false); + } + if (action.cursor.hasValue()) { + (void) query.Where(::Lightweight::FieldNameOf<&db::BookmarkRecord::id>, "<", + static_cast<std::uint64_t>(*action.cursor)); + } + // Text/tag filters run in C++ after the SQL page is fetched, not as a + // LIKE/JOIN in the query above: this rung's scale (a demo bookmark + // collection, not a production search index) does not warrant it, and + // combining a tag filter with keyset pagination correctly needs the + // junction table anyway, which the per-row loop below already touches. + constexpr std::size_t kPageSize = 20; + auto rows = query.OrderBy(::Lightweight::FieldNameOf<&db::BookmarkRecord::id>, ::Lightweight::SqlResultOrdering::DESCENDING) + .First(kPageSize + 1); + const bool hasMore = rows.size() > kPageSize; + if (hasMore) { + rows.resize(kPageSize); + } + + ListBookmarksResult result; + for (const auto& rec : rows) { + auto tags = readTagNames(mapper(), rec.id.Value()); + if (!action.tag.empty() && std::ranges::find(tags, action.tag) == tags.end()) { + continue; + } + if (!action.searchText.empty() && rec.title.Value().find(action.searchText) == std::string::npos && + rec.url.Value().find(action.searchText) == std::string::npos) { + continue; + } + BookmarkSummary summary; + summary.id = BookmarkId{static_cast<std::int64_t>(rec.id.Value())}; + summary.url = rec.url.Value(); + summary.title = rec.title.Value(); + summary.tags = std::move(tags); + summary.createdAt = fromEpochMs(rec.createdAtMs.Value()); + summary.updatedAt = fromEpochMs(rec.updatedAtMs.Value()); + summary.readState = rec.isUnread.Value() ? ReadState::Unread : ReadState::Read; + summary.archiveState = rec.isArchived.Value() ? ArchiveState::Archived : ArchiveState::Active; + summary.visibility = rec.isShared.Value() ? Visibility::Shared : Visibility::Private; + result.bookmarks.push_back(std::move(summary)); + } + if (hasMore) { + // The cursor must be set whenever more raw rows exist, independent of + // whether this page's *filtered* results happen to be empty: rows.back() + // is the correct pagination boundary regardless of the tag/searchText + // filters above. Gating this on !result.bookmarks.empty() would let a + // page whose 20 raw rows are all filtered out (while a 21st still + // proves hasMore) return an empty, cursor-less response -- a + // tag/text-filtering client would then wrongly conclude the search is + // exhausted and silently miss real matches further down the id space. + result.nextCursor = Cursor{static_cast<std::int64_t>(rows.back().id.Value())}; + } + return result; +} + +GetChangesSinceResult BookmarkModel::execute(const GetChangesSince& action) { + const auto& owner = requireOwner(); + // Captured *before* the query -- see this task's own doc comment for + // why a later capture would let a racing write be lost across two + // consecutive polls instead of merely duplicated across them. + const auto asOf = nowMs(); + const std::int64_t since = action.since.hasValue() ? (*action.since).value.time_since_epoch().count() : 0; + + auto rows = mapper() + .Query<db::BookmarkRecord>() + .Where(::Lightweight::FieldNameOf<&db::BookmarkRecord::ownerPrincipal>, "=", owner) + .Where(::Lightweight::FieldNameOf<&db::BookmarkRecord::updatedAtMs>, ">", since) + .All(); + + GetChangesSinceResult result; + result.asOf = fromEpochMs(asOf); + for (const auto& rec : rows) { + BookmarkSummary summary; + summary.id = BookmarkId{static_cast<std::int64_t>(rec.id.Value())}; + summary.url = rec.url.Value(); + summary.title = rec.title.Value(); + summary.tags = readTagNames(mapper(), rec.id.Value()); + summary.createdAt = fromEpochMs(rec.createdAtMs.Value()); + summary.updatedAt = fromEpochMs(rec.updatedAtMs.Value()); + summary.readState = rec.isUnread.Value() ? ReadState::Unread : ReadState::Read; + summary.archiveState = rec.isArchived.Value() ? ArchiveState::Archived : ArchiveState::Active; + summary.visibility = rec.isShared.Value() ? Visibility::Shared : Visibility::Private; + result.changed.push_back(std::move(summary)); + } + return result; +} + +BulkEditResult BookmarkModel::execute(const BulkEdit& action) { + if (!action.validate()) { + throw ValidationError{"BulkEdit: at least one id is required"}; + } + const auto& owner = requireOwner(); + + ::Lightweight::SqlTransaction transaction{mapper().Connection(), ::Lightweight::SqlTransactionMode::ROLLBACK}; + + // Ownership check first, for *every* id, before any write: one + // violation rejects the whole batch (README's "all-or-nothing" + // framing, this task's resolved design decision) rather than applying + // a partial edit and reporting which ids failed. + std::vector<std::uint64_t> ids; + ids.reserve(action.ids.size()); + for (const auto& bookmarkId : action.ids) { + if (!bookmarkId.hasValue()) { + throw ValidationError{"BulkEdit: every id must be engaged"}; + } + const auto id = static_cast<std::uint64_t>(*bookmarkId); + (void) loadOwned(mapper(), id, owner); // throws Forbidden/NotFound -> whole transaction rolls back + ids.push_back(id); + } + + for (const auto id : ids) { + if (action.archive == BulkArchiveOp::Archive) { + ::Lightweight::SqlStatement stmt{mapper().Connection()}; + stmt.Prepare("UPDATE bookmarks SET is_archived = 1, updated_at_ms = ? WHERE id = ?"); + (void) stmt.Execute(nowMs(), id); + } else if (action.archive == BulkArchiveOp::Unarchive) { + ::Lightweight::SqlStatement stmt{mapper().Connection()}; + stmt.Prepare("UPDATE bookmarks SET is_archived = 0, updated_at_ms = ? WHERE id = ?"); + (void) stmt.Execute(nowMs(), id); + } + for (const auto& name : action.addTags) { + const auto tagId = findOrCreateTagId(mapper(), owner, name); + addTagAssociationIfAbsent(mapper(), id, tagId); + } + for (const auto& name : action.removeTags) { + auto tagRows = mapper() + .Query<db::TagRecord>() + .Where(::Lightweight::FieldNameOf<&db::TagRecord::ownerPrincipal>, "=", owner) + .Where(::Lightweight::FieldNameOf<&db::TagRecord::name>, "=", name) + .All(); + if (tagRows.empty()) { + continue; + } + ::Lightweight::SqlStatement stmt{mapper().Connection()}; + stmt.Prepare("DELETE FROM bookmark_tags WHERE bookmark_id = ? AND tag_id = ?"); + (void) stmt.Execute(id, tagRows.front().id.Value()); + } + } + + BulkEditResult result{.affected = Count::fromDouble(static_cast<double>(ids.size()))}; + // idempotencyKey: not a client-supplied op-id (BulkEdit carries none -- + // unlike ImportBookmarks, retried bulk edits are not expected to be + // idempotent at this layer), so a fresh key per call is enough to keep + // this row distinguishable from any other outbox row; the relay's + // dedup only matters across relay *retries* of the same row, not + // across separate BulkEdit calls. `nowMs()` alone is only millisecond + // resolution, so two calls from the same owner landing in the same + // millisecond (a script, a double-click, a retry) would otherwise + // produce the identical key and collide against + // `idx_bookmark_outbox_idempotency`'s unique index, spuriously failing + // the second, legitimate call with a raw SQL constraint-violation + // exception instead of succeeding; `nextOutboxSeq()` (a process-wide + // monotonic counter) makes the key collision-resistant regardless of + // clock resolution. + writeOutboxEntry(mapper(), owner, action, result, "BulkEdit", + owner + "-bulkedit-" + std::to_string(nowMs()) + "-" + std::to_string(nextOutboxSeq())); + transaction.Commit(); + return result; +} + +Ack BookmarkModel::execute(const RecordMetadata& action) { + if (!action.validate()) { + throw ValidationError{"RecordMetadata: id is required"}; + } + // Dispatched only by the internal metadata-fetch worker's + // "system:metadata-fetcher" service principal (Task 12) -- deliberately + // skips the *row-owner* check every GUI-reachable action performs: the + // worker acts on behalf of whichever principal owns the row, not on + // behalf of itself, so filtering by owner here would make it able to + // update nothing at all. Mirrors pastebin::ExpirePaste's internal-only + // shape, including the deleted-before-processed no-op below (that + // action's "already gone" tolerance). + // + // What replaces the owner check is a *caller* check, and it has to live + // here rather than in the authorizer: `authorizeInstance`'s + // owner-vs-principal comparison -- the natural home for it -- is inert, + // because RemoteServer records an empty owner for every instance a + // Bridge client registers (finding 027). Without this line any + // authenticated user could dispatch RecordMetadata against any other + // user's bookmark id and overwrite its title and favicon, since this is + // the one action that does not scope its query to the caller. Rule 1 + // ("models must re-check their own authorization") is exactly the + // instruction being followed. + if (requireOwner() != auth::kMetadataFetcherPrincipal) { + throw Forbidden{"RecordMetadata is dispatched only by the metadata-fetch service principal"}; + } + const auto id = static_cast<std::uint64_t>(*action.id); + auto rows = + mapper().Query<db::BookmarkRecord>().Where(::Lightweight::FieldNameOf<&db::BookmarkRecord::id>, "=", id).All(); + if (rows.empty()) { + return Ack{}; + } + auto rec = rows.front(); + if (!action.title.empty()) { + rec.title = action.title; + } + if (!action.faviconPath.empty()) { + rec.faviconPath = action.faviconPath; + } + rec.updatedAtMs = nowMs(); + mapper().Update(rec); + return Ack{}; +} + +ImportBookmarksResult BookmarkModel::execute(const ImportBookmarks& action) { + // Checked ahead of the general `validate()` so the size bound gets the + // typed signal `TooLarge`'s own doc comment promises. `validate()` folds + // three conditions into one bool, and a caller that chunked its file too + // coarsely needs to tell "make the chunks smaller" apart from "this + // request was malformed" — which is the entire reason `TooLarge` exists + // as a distinct type. + if (action.chunk.size() > kMaxImportChunkBytes) { + throw TooLarge{"ImportBookmarks: chunk exceeds kMaxImportChunkBytes"}; + } + if (!action.validate()) { + throw ValidationError{"ImportBookmarks: a non-empty chunk and an opId are required"}; + } + const auto& owner = requireOwner(); + const auto& opIdStr = *action.opId; + + auto existingOp = mapper() + .Query<db::ImportedOpRecord>() + .Where(::Lightweight::FieldNameOf<&db::ImportedOpRecord::ownerPrincipal>, "=", owner) + .Where(::Lightweight::FieldNameOf<&db::ImportedOpRecord::opId>, "=", opIdStr) + .All(); + if (!existingOp.empty()) { + // Already applied -- a retried chunk after a dropped connection is + // a safe no-op, per this task's idempotency requirement. Reports + // zero: the caller's own first, successful attempt already learned + // the real counts, and a retry's purpose is confirming "did this + // land," not re-reporting them. + return ImportBookmarksResult{.imported = Count::fromDouble(0.0), .skipped = Count::fromDouble(0.0)}; + } + + const auto entries = ::bookmarks::import::parseNetscapeChunk(action.chunk); + std::size_t imported = 0; + std::size_t skipped = 0; + + ::Lightweight::SqlTransaction transaction{mapper().Connection(), ::Lightweight::SqlTransactionMode::ROLLBACK}; + for (const auto& entry : entries) { + // The parser is a *file* parser, not a DTO: nothing upstream of it + // applies this rung's own field bounds. Writing an over-long url or + // title anyway would create a row that `EditBookmark::validate()` + // (and `CreateBookmark::validate()`) then refuse to accept — an + // imported bookmark the owner can see but can never edit, which is a + // worse outcome than not importing it. Truncating instead would be + // worse still: a silently mangled url is not the bookmark the user + // saved. So such an entry is skipped and counted, exactly like a + // malformed one. + if (entry.url.empty() || entry.url.size() > kMaxUrlBytes || entry.title.size() > kMaxTitleBytes) { + ++skipped; + continue; + } + db::BookmarkRecord rec; + rec.ownerPrincipal = owner; + rec.url = entry.url; + rec.title = entry.title; + const auto now = nowMs(); + rec.createdAtMs = now; + rec.updatedAtMs = now; + mapper().Create(rec); + ++imported; + } + db::ImportedOpRecord op; + op.ownerPrincipal = owner; + op.opId = opIdStr; + op.appliedAtMs = nowMs(); + mapper().Create(op); + transaction.Commit(); + + return ImportBookmarksResult{.imported = Count::fromDouble(static_cast<double>(imported)), + .skipped = Count::fromDouble(static_cast<double>(skipped))}; +} + +ExportBookmarksResult BookmarkModel::execute(const ExportBookmarks&) { + const auto& owner = requireOwner(); + auto rows = mapper() + .Query<db::BookmarkRecord>() + .Where(::Lightweight::FieldNameOf<&db::BookmarkRecord::ownerPrincipal>, "=", owner) + .All(); + std::string html = "<!DOCTYPE NETSCAPE-Bookmark-file-1>\n<TITLE>Bookmarks\n

Bookmarks

\n

\n"; + for (const auto& rec : rows) { + html += "

" + + ::bookmarks::import::escapeHtml(rec.title.Value()) + "\n"; + } + html += "

\n"; + return ExportBookmarksResult{.html = std::move(html)}; +} + +} // namespace bookmarks diff --git a/examples/bookmarks/src/models/shared_feed_model.cpp b/examples/bookmarks/src/models/shared_feed_model.cpp new file mode 100644 index 00000000..d4da9dd9 --- /dev/null +++ b/examples/bookmarks/src/models/shared_feed_model.cpp @@ -0,0 +1,94 @@ +// SPDX-License-Identifier: Apache-2.0 +#include "bookmarks/models/shared_feed_model.hpp" + +#include "bookmarks/db/bookmark_entity.hpp" +#include "bookmarks/db/bookmark_tag_entity.hpp" +#include "bookmarks/db/tag_entity.hpp" + +#include "clock.hpp" + +#include + +#include + +#include +#include + +namespace bookmarks { + +namespace { + +[[nodiscard]] ::morph::time::Timestamp fromEpochMs(std::int64_t epochMs) noexcept { + return ::morph::time::Timestamp{::morph::time::DateTime{ + std::chrono::sys_time{std::chrono::milliseconds{epochMs}}}}; +} + +/// @brief Requires *some* authenticated principal, but never filters on it +/// — this model's whole point is a cross-principal read. See this +/// task's own doc comment for why the check still exists. +void requireAnyPrincipal() { + const auto* ctx = ::morph::session::current(); + if (ctx == nullptr || ctx->principal.empty()) { + throw Forbidden{"no authenticated principal"}; + } +} + +} // namespace + +ListSharedFeedResult SharedFeedModel::execute(const ListSharedFeed& action) { + requireAnyPrincipal(); + auto query = mapper().Query(); + (void) query.Where(::Lightweight::FieldNameOf<&db::BookmarkRecord::isShared>, "=", true); + (void) query.Where(::Lightweight::FieldNameOf<&db::BookmarkRecord::isArchived>, "=", false); + if (action.cursor.hasValue()) { + (void) query.Where(::Lightweight::FieldNameOf<&db::BookmarkRecord::id>, "<", + static_cast(*action.cursor)); + } + constexpr std::size_t kPageSize = 20; + auto rows = query.OrderBy(::Lightweight::FieldNameOf<&db::BookmarkRecord::id>, ::Lightweight::SqlResultOrdering::DESCENDING) + .First(kPageSize + 1); + const bool hasMore = rows.size() > kPageSize; + if (hasMore) { + rows.resize(kPageSize); + } + + ListSharedFeedResult result; + for (const auto& rec : rows) { + auto junctionRows = mapper() + .Query() + .Where(::Lightweight::FieldNameOf<&db::BookmarkTagRecord::bookmark>, "=", rec.id.Value()) + .All(); + std::vector tags; + for (const auto& jrow : junctionRows) { + auto tagRows = + mapper().Query().Where(::Lightweight::FieldNameOf<&db::TagRecord::id>, "=", jrow.tag.Value()).All(); + if (!tagRows.empty()) { + tags.push_back(tagRows.front().name.Value()); + } + } + BookmarkSummary summary; + summary.id = BookmarkId{static_cast(rec.id.Value())}; + summary.url = rec.url.Value(); + summary.title = rec.title.Value(); + summary.tags = std::move(tags); + summary.createdAt = fromEpochMs(rec.createdAtMs.Value()); + summary.updatedAt = fromEpochMs(rec.updatedAtMs.Value()); + summary.readState = rec.isUnread.Value() ? ReadState::Unread : ReadState::Read; + summary.archiveState = ArchiveState::Active; // the query already excludes archived rows + summary.visibility = Visibility::Shared; // the query already excludes non-shared rows + result.bookmarks.push_back(std::move(summary)); + } + if (hasMore) { + // Gated on `hasMore` alone, matching `BookmarkModel::execute(const + // ListBookmarks&)` — see that call site's comment for the argument. + // The extra `!result.bookmarks.empty()` conjunct this used to carry + // is redundant here (this loop filters nothing, so `hasMore` already + // implies a non-empty page) but it is the exact predicate + // shape that *was* a real bug in the sibling model, and two sibling + // paginators disagreeing invites re-introducing it. + result.nextCursor = Cursor{static_cast(rows.back().id.Value())}; + } + return result; +} + +} // namespace bookmarks diff --git a/examples/bookmarks/src/models/tag_model.cpp b/examples/bookmarks/src/models/tag_model.cpp new file mode 100644 index 00000000..902ee706 --- /dev/null +++ b/examples/bookmarks/src/models/tag_model.cpp @@ -0,0 +1,195 @@ +// SPDX-License-Identifier: Apache-2.0 +#include "bookmarks/models/tag_model.hpp" + +#include "bookmarks/db/bookmark_tag_entity.hpp" +#include "bookmarks/db/outbox_entity.hpp" +#include "bookmarks/db/tag_entity.hpp" + +#include "clock.hpp" + +#include +#include +#include +#include +#include + +#include +#include + +#include +#include +#include + +namespace bookmarks { + +namespace { + +[[nodiscard]] std::int64_t nowMs() noexcept { + return (*::morph::ladder::now().value).value.time_since_epoch().count(); +} + +/// @brief Process-wide monotonic counter, used only to disambiguate +/// `MergeTags`'s server-generated idempotency key (see its call +/// site) when two calls land in the same `nowMs()` millisecond -- +/// `morph::ladder::now()` has millisecond resolution, so the +/// timestamp alone cannot be trusted to be unique across rapid +/// back-to-back calls from the same principal. Mirrors +/// `BookmarkModel`'s own `nextOutboxSeq()` +/// (`bookmark_model.cpp`) -- duplicated rather than shared across +/// translation units, this rung's established convention for small +/// internal details (see this task's own header comment). +/// `std::atomic` (not `thread_local`) because the model instance is +/// shared across whichever thread each dispatched call lands on. +[[nodiscard]] std::uint64_t nextOutboxSeq() noexcept { + static std::atomic counter{0}; + return counter.fetch_add(1, std::memory_order_relaxed); +} + +/// @brief The authenticated caller's principal, or throws `Forbidden`. See +/// `BookmarkModel`'s identical helper (`bookmark_model.cpp`) for the +/// full rationale this mirrors. +[[nodiscard]] const std::string& requireOwner() { + const auto* ctx = ::morph::session::current(); + if (ctx == nullptr || ctx->principal.empty()) { + throw Forbidden{"no authenticated principal"}; + } + return ctx->principal; +} + +/// @brief Loads tag @p id, requiring it to exist and be owned by @p owner. +/// @throws NotFound if no such row exists at all. +/// @throws Forbidden if it exists but belongs to a different principal. +[[nodiscard]] db::TagRecord loadOwnedTag(::Lightweight::DataMapper& mapper, std::uint64_t id, const std::string& owner) { + auto rows = mapper.Query().Where(::Lightweight::FieldNameOf<&db::TagRecord::id>, "=", id).All(); + if (rows.empty()) { + throw NotFound{"no such tag"}; + } + if (rows.front().ownerPrincipal.Value() != owner) { + throw Forbidden{"tag belongs to a different principal"}; + } + return rows.front(); +} + +} // namespace + +Ack TagModel::execute(const RenameTag& action) { + if (!action.validate()) { + throw ValidationError{"RenameTag: id and a non-empty, bounded name are required"}; + } + const auto& owner = requireOwner(); + auto rec = loadOwnedTag(mapper(), static_cast(*action.id), owner); + rec.name = action.name; + try { + mapper().Update(rec); + } catch (const ::Lightweight::SqlException& error) { + if (::Lightweight::IsUniqueConstraintViolation(error.info(), mapper().Connection().ServerType())) { + throw Conflict{"RenameTag: a tag named '" + action.name + "' already exists"}; + } + throw; + } + return Ack{}; +} + +Ack TagModel::execute(const MergeTags& action) { + if (!action.validate()) { + throw ValidationError{"MergeTags: sourceId and a distinct targetId are required"}; + } + const auto& owner = requireOwner(); + const auto sourceId = static_cast(*action.sourceId); + const auto targetId = static_cast(*action.targetId); + (void) loadOwnedTag(mapper(), sourceId, owner); + (void) loadOwnedTag(mapper(), targetId, owner); + + ::Lightweight::SqlTransaction transaction{mapper().Connection(), ::Lightweight::SqlTransactionMode::ROLLBACK}; + + auto sourceRows = mapper() + .Query() + .Where(::Lightweight::FieldNameOf<&db::BookmarkTagRecord::tag>, "=", sourceId) + .All(); + for (const auto& row : sourceRows) { + const auto bookmarkId = row.bookmark.Value(); + auto clash = mapper() + .Query() + .Where(::Lightweight::FieldNameOf<&db::BookmarkTagRecord::bookmark>, "=", bookmarkId) + .Where(::Lightweight::FieldNameOf<&db::BookmarkTagRecord::tag>, "=", targetId) + .All(); + // Either way the source association must go -- delete it outright + // rather than `mapper().Update()`-ing its `tag` field in place: + // `BelongsTo::operator=(ValueType)` goes through the implicit + // converting constructor + copy-assignment, which never sets the + // field's `_modified` flag (only `operator=(ReferencedRecord&)` + // does), so `Update()` would silently skip writing the column -- + // this is exactly why `bookmark_tag_entity.hpp`'s own doc comment + // says tag (re)assignment is always a Create/delete of a whole row, + // never an in-place Update. + { + ::Lightweight::SqlStatement stmt{mapper().Connection()}; + stmt.Prepare("DELETE FROM bookmark_tags WHERE bookmark_id = ? AND tag_id = ?"); + (void) stmt.Execute(bookmarkId, sourceId); + } + if (clash.empty()) { + // No existing target association for this bookmark -- recreate + // the row pointing at targetId instead of sourceId. When a + // clash does exist, the target association already covers this + // bookmark, so nothing further is needed (this is the + // dedup case the unique index on (bookmark_id, tag_id) exists + // to protect). + db::BookmarkTagRecord junction; + junction.bookmark = bookmarkId; + junction.tag = targetId; + mapper().Create(junction); + } + } + { + ::Lightweight::SqlStatement stmt{mapper().Connection()}; + stmt.Prepare("DELETE FROM tags WHERE id = ?"); + (void) stmt.Execute(sourceId); + } + + Ack result{}; + db::BookmarkOutboxRecord entry; + entry.modelType = "TagModel"; + entry.entityKey = owner; + entry.actionType = "MergeTags"; + entry.payload = ::morph::model::ActionTraits::toJson(action); + entry.result = ::morph::model::ActionTraits::resultToJson(result); + entry.principal = owner; + entry.timestampMs = nowMs(); + // idempotencyKey: nowMs() alone is only millisecond resolution, so two + // MergeTags calls from the same owner landing in the same millisecond + // would otherwise produce the identical key and collide against + // `idx_bookmark_outbox_idempotency`'s unique index, spuriously failing + // the second, legitimate call with a raw SQL constraint-violation + // exception instead of succeeding -- the exact bug Task 8's review + // caught in `BookmarkModel::execute(const BulkEdit&)`. `nextOutboxSeq()` + // (a process-wide monotonic counter) makes the key collision-resistant + // regardless of clock resolution. + entry.idempotencyKey = owner + "-mergetags-" + std::to_string(nowMs()) + "-" + std::to_string(nextOutboxSeq()); + mapper().Create(entry); + + transaction.Commit(); + return result; +} + +ListTagsResult TagModel::execute(const ListTags&) { + const auto& owner = requireOwner(); + auto rows = + mapper().Query().Where(::Lightweight::FieldNameOf<&db::TagRecord::ownerPrincipal>, "=", owner).All(); + + ListTagsResult result; + for (const auto& rec : rows) { + const auto count = mapper() + .Query() + .Where(::Lightweight::FieldNameOf<&db::BookmarkTagRecord::tag>, "=", rec.id.Value()) + .All() + .size(); + TagSummary summary; + summary.id = TagId{static_cast(rec.id.Value())}; + summary.name = rec.name.Value(); + summary.bookmarkCount = Count::fromDouble(static_cast(count)); + result.tags.push_back(std::move(summary)); + } + return result; +} + +} // namespace bookmarks diff --git a/examples/bookmarks/src/server/main.cpp b/examples/bookmarks/src/server/main.cpp new file mode 100644 index 00000000..31722e27 --- /dev/null +++ b/examples/bookmarks/src/server/main.cpp @@ -0,0 +1,221 @@ +// SPDX-License-Identifier: Apache-2.0 + +/// @file +/// bookmarks' standalone server process: `bookmarks::db::setup()` once, one +/// `bookmarks::app::App` (worker pool + `RemoteServer` with a real +/// `BookmarksAuthorizer` + durable action log + the process-global +/// `TokenIssuer` + the metadata-fetch worker + the outbox relay), and one +/// `morph::qt::QtWebSocketServer` in front of it. The desktop client +/// (`examples/bookmarks/gui/`) talks to this over `ws://127.0.0.1:`; +/// nothing here knows anything about bookmarks at all — `app.cpp` includes +/// every model header deliberately so a `main()` that names only `App` still +/// links and serves all four models. +/// +/// Usage: +/// @code +/// BOOKMARKS_TOKEN_SECRET=... BOOKMARKS_DB=... BOOKMARKS_PORT=8766 \ +/// ladder_bookmarks_server +/// @endcode +/// +/// @par No `--seed`, and why +/// `pastebin`'s server ships one; this one does not, deliberately. Every +/// action in this rung is scoped to `session::current()->principal`, so +/// seeding by calling a model directly — the shape rung 1 used — would have +/// to install a thread-local session itself, i.e. reach into +/// `morph::session::detail::ScopedContext`. That is exactly the +/// detail-namespace reach `docs/findings/019-testkit-reaches-into-four-detail-namespaces.md` +/// already objects to, and adding a fifth site from an *example* would make +/// that finding harder to close, not easier. The alternative — an internal +/// client with a minted service token, the shape `App`'s own metadata worker +/// uses — is real infrastructure that `LADDER.md` already assigns to rung 4's +/// `action_driver` generators. Demo data is therefore created through the +/// client, which also exercises the path a user actually takes. + +#include "bookmarks/app/app.hpp" +#include "bookmarks/db/database.hpp" + +#include + +#include +#include +#include + +#include +#include +#include +#include +#include +#include +#include +#include +#include +#include + +// `unsetenv` is POSIX, not . This server target is only built for +// desktop platforms (morph_add_rung() does not emit it for WASM), all of +// which provide it. +#if __has_include() +#include +#endif + +namespace { + +/// @brief Set from the `SIGINT`/`SIGTERM` handler, polled by a `QTimer`. +/// +/// A signal handler may not call into Qt (nothing in `QCoreApplication` is +/// async-signal-safe), so it does the one thing it is allowed to do — assign +/// to a `volatile std::sig_atomic_t` — and a timer on the Qt thread turns that +/// into a real `quit()`. This exists so the shutdown path below is actually +/// *reachable*: a demo server is stopped with Ctrl-C, and the default `SIGINT` +/// disposition would terminate the process outright, so `exec()` would never +/// return and `App`'s destructor would never run at all. Identical in shape to +/// `pastebin`'s own server main. +volatile std::sig_atomic_t gStopRequested = 0; + +extern "C" void onStopSignal(int /*signum*/) { gStopRequested = 1; } + +/// @brief Pumps the Qt event loop until no metadata-fetch dispatch is +/// outstanding. +/// +/// `bookmarks::app::App::fetchInFlight()` is observe-only and its header +/// states the contract explicitly — "pump on this until it is `false`, then +/// destroy" — because `~App` does *not* wait for the `RecordMetadata` calls a +/// pass dispatched to settle before destroying the bridge they complete +/// against. This task's brief said no drain step was needed here, on the +/// grounds that `fetchInFlight()` is a test-only concern; that is not what the +/// header says, and it is not true of a *server*: the fetch timer fires every +/// five seconds by default, so a `SIGTERM` landing mid-pass is an ordinary +/// event, not an exotic one. The drain is therefore kept, exactly as +/// `pastebin::app::App::sweepInFlight()`'s consumer keeps its own. Bounded by +/// @p budget so a wedged dispatch cannot hang shutdown forever; overrunning it +/// is strictly better than not draining at all, and is reported. +/// +/// The outbox relay needs no equivalent: `relayOutboxOnce()` is synchronous — +/// it touches the database and the log directly rather than dispatching +/// through the server — so there is never anything of its own in flight. +/// +/// @pre `app.stopBackgroundJobs()` has already been called. This loop's own +/// `processEvents()` is what delivers @p app's fetch-timer ticks, so with the +/// timer still armed the drain would race the very thing it is draining — see +/// `App::stopBackgroundJobs()`'s doc comment for the full sequence. +/// +/// @param app The app whose metadata dispatches must settle. +/// @param budget Maximum time to wait. +/// @return `true` if everything settled within @p budget. +[[nodiscard]] bool drainMetadataFetches(const bookmarks::app::App& app, std::chrono::milliseconds budget) { + const auto deadline = std::chrono::steady_clock::now() + budget; + while (app.fetchInFlight()) { + if (std::chrono::steady_clock::now() >= deadline) { + return false; + } + QCoreApplication::processEvents(QEventLoop::AllEvents, 20); + } + return true; +} + +} // namespace + +int main(int argc, char** argv) { + QCoreApplication qtApp{argc, argv}; + + for (int i = 1; i < argc; ++i) { + std::cerr << "bookmarks-server: unknown argument '" << argv[i] + << "' (usage: BOOKMARKS_TOKEN_SECRET=... ladder_bookmarks_server)\n"; + return 2; + } + + // Required, with no default: the secret signs every token this server + // mints and verifies every token it is shown, so a built-in fallback + // would be a published signing key. Refusing to start is the only honest + // behavior (`docs/spec/security.md`). + const char* tokenSecretEnv = std::getenv("BOOKMARKS_TOKEN_SECRET"); + if (tokenSecretEnv == nullptr || *tokenSecretEnv == '\0') { + std::cerr << "bookmarks-server: BOOKMARKS_TOKEN_SECRET must be set to a non-empty value\n"; + return 2; + } + const std::string tokenSecret{tokenSecretEnv}; + // Cleared from the environment the moment it has been copied. The + // environment block is readable for the process's whole lifetime — by + // anything that later calls `getenv`, by a crash dump, and on some + // platforms by other processes — and the secret has no business being + // there once this process holds it. `App` receives it by value, so + // nothing below reads the variable again. Guarded by the same + // `__has_include` check as the `` include above: on a + // hypothetical desktop platform without it, this degrades to leaving + // the variable set rather than failing to compile. +#if __has_include() + static_cast(::unsetenv("BOOKMARKS_TOKEN_SECRET")); +#endif + + const char* connectionString = std::getenv("BOOKMARKS_DB"); + bookmarks::db::setup(connectionString != nullptr ? connectionString + : "DRIVER=SQLite3;Database=bookmarks.db;Timeout=5000"); + + // `std::from_chars`, not `std::atoi`: `atoi` has no error channel at all, + // so `BOOKMARKS_PORT=abc` would silently bind port 0 (a kernel-assigned + // ephemeral port — the server comes up on an address no client was told + // about) and `BOOKMARKS_PORT=99999` would silently wrap to 34463 on the + // cast to `quint16`. Both are worse than not starting: an operator who + // mistyped the port gets a server that *looks* healthy. Failing loudly + // matches how BOOKMARKS_TOKEN_SECRET above already treats a bad value. + // Parsed before `App` is constructed so a bad value costs nothing. + quint16 port = 8766; + if (const char* portEnv = std::getenv("BOOKMARKS_PORT"); portEnv != nullptr) { + const std::string_view text{portEnv}; + std::uint16_t parsed = 0; + const auto [end, ec] = std::from_chars(text.data(), text.data() + text.size(), parsed); + if (ec != std::errc{} || end != text.data() + text.size()) { + std::cerr << "bookmarks-server: BOOKMARKS_PORT='" << portEnv + << "' is not a valid port number (0-65535)\n"; + return 2; + } + port = parsed; + } + + int exitCode = 0; + { + bookmarks::app::App app{std::filesystem::current_path() / "bookmarks_actions.jsonl", tokenSecret}; + + ::morph::qt::QtWebSocketServer wsServer{*app.server(), port}; + if (!wsServer.listen()) { + std::cerr << "bookmarks-server: failed to listen on port " << port << "\n"; + return 1; + } + std::cout << "bookmarks-server: listening on ws://127.0.0.1:" << wsServer.port() << std::endl; + + std::signal(SIGINT, onStopSignal); + std::signal(SIGTERM, onStopSignal); + QTimer stopPoll; + QObject::connect(&stopPoll, &QTimer::timeout, &qtApp, [] { + if (gStopRequested != 0) { + QCoreApplication::quit(); + } + }); + stopPoll.start(std::chrono::milliseconds{200}); + + exitCode = QCoreApplication::exec(); + + // First, before anything below spins the event loop again: disarm the + // periodic timers. Both `closeGracefully` and `drainMetadataFetches` + // pump events, and a fetch tick delivered by one of *their* + // `processEvents()` calls would start a whole new `RecordMetadata` + // pass — re-raising `fetchInFlight()` after the drain had watched it + // settle, and potentially leaving a dispatch outstanding when the + // drain's budget expires and `app` is destroyed anyway. With the timer + // stopped the drain is monotonic: the outstanding set only shrinks. + app.stopBackgroundJobs(); + + // Order matters: let connected clients' in-flight executes reply and + // close cleanly first, *then* drain the metadata worker's own + // dispatches (see drainMetadataFetches) before `app` leaves this + // scope. + static_cast(wsServer.closeGracefully(std::chrono::seconds{2})); + if (!drainMetadataFetches(app, std::chrono::seconds{5})) { + std::cerr << "bookmarks-server: metadata-fetch dispatches did not settle within 5s; " + "shutting down anyway\n"; + } + } + + std::cout << "bookmarks-server: stopped\n"; + return exitCode; +} diff --git a/examples/bookmarks/tests/test_app.cpp b/examples/bookmarks/tests/test_app.cpp new file mode 100644 index 00000000..732a73e5 --- /dev/null +++ b/examples/bookmarks/tests/test_app.cpp @@ -0,0 +1,464 @@ +// SPDX-License-Identifier: Apache-2.0 +#include "bookmarks/app/app.hpp" + +#include "bookmarks/auth/bookmarks_authorizer.hpp" +#include "bookmarks/db/outbox_entity.hpp" +#include "bookmarks/models/auth_model.hpp" +#include "bookmarks/models/bookmark_model.hpp" +#include "testkit/db_fixture.hpp" +#include "testkit/pump.hpp" + +#include +#include +#include + +#include + +#include +#include +#include +#include +#include + +using morph::ladder::testkit::DbFixture; +using morph::ladder::testkit::pumpUntil; + +namespace { + +/// @brief A `Context` carrying only @p principal. +/// +/// Built field-by-field rather than with a designated initializer on +/// purpose: `-Weverything` includes +/// `-Wmissing-designated-field-initializers`, which fires on a partial +/// designated-initializer list, and `ladder__tests` is built with +/// `apply_warnings()` (so `-Werror` under `MORPH_ENABLE_STRICT_COMPILATION`, +/// CI's default). Same reason `makeCreate` below exists. +[[nodiscard]] morph::session::Context contextFor(std::string principal) { + morph::session::Context ctx; + ctx.principal = std::move(principal); + return ctx; +} + +class ScopedPrincipal { + public: + explicit ScopedPrincipal(std::string principal) : _ctx{contextFor(std::move(principal))}, _scope{_ctx} {} + + private: + morph::session::Context _ctx; + morph::session::detail::ScopedContext _scope; +}; + +/// @brief A `CreateBookmark` for @p url, optionally pre-titled. See +/// `contextFor` for why this is not a designated initializer. +[[nodiscard]] bookmarks::CreateBookmark makeCreate(std::string url, std::string title = {}) { + bookmarks::CreateBookmark action; + action.url = std::move(url); + action.title = std::move(title); + return action; +} + +/// @brief Deterministic stand-in for a real fetcher: derives the "fetched" +/// title from the url, so a test can assert the exact value that came +/// back through the whole dispatch path. +class StubFetcher : public bookmarks::app::IBookmarkMetadataFetcher { + public: + bookmarks::app::FetchedMetadata fetch(const std::string& url) override { + return {.title = "Fetched: " + url, .faviconPath = ""}; + } +}; + +/// @brief A fresh, empty action-log path per test. +/// +/// `FileActionLog` appends and rebuilds its idempotency-dedup set from +/// whatever is already on disk, so a leftover file from an earlier test would +/// silently suppress a re-relayed row. Deleted before use and after, matching +/// `examples/pastebin/tests/test_paste_model.cpp`'s own App-test convention. +[[nodiscard]] std::filesystem::path freshLogPath(const std::string& name) { + auto path = std::filesystem::temp_directory_path() / ("bookmarks_" + name + ".jsonl"); + std::filesystem::remove(path); + return path; +} + +constexpr std::chrono::hours kTimersOff{1}; + +/// @brief A fetch interval short enough that a handful of pumped event-loop +/// slices are certain to contain several ticks of it. +/// +/// Only the two `stopBackgroundJobs()` cases use it; every other case keeps +/// `kTimersOff` and drives passes by hand. The pair is deliberately +/// asymmetric: the *control* case waits for a tick to arrive (bounded by +/// `pumpUntil`'s own generous, `MORPH_LADDER_DEADLINE_MS`-scaled deadline, so +/// a slow runner cannot fail it), while the case under test waits for one that +/// must never arrive — the only place a fixed budget appears, and a +/// deliberately long one. +constexpr std::chrono::milliseconds kFastFetchInterval{20}; + +/// @brief Records every url it was asked about, so a test can assert a pass +/// ran — or, more to the point below, that none did. +class RecordingFetcher : public bookmarks::app::IBookmarkMetadataFetcher { + public: + bookmarks::app::FetchedMetadata fetch(const std::string& url) override { + calls.push_back(url); + return {.title = "Recorded", .faviconPath = ""}; + } + std::vector calls; +}; + +} // namespace + +TEST_CASE("App::fetchMetadataOnce records a fetched title for an empty-title bookmark", + "[bookmarks][app]") { + DbFixture fixture; + bookmarks::BookmarkModel model; + bookmarks::BookmarkId id; + { + const ScopedPrincipal alice{"alice"}; + id = model.execute(makeCreate("https://one.example")).id; // no title + } + + const auto logPath = freshLogPath("fetch"); + { + // Hour-long intervals effectively disable both timers; the pass is + // driven directly instead, so nothing here depends on wall-clock + // timing. `App` reaches the same database this test does because both + // go through Lightweight's process-global default connection string, + // which `DbFixture` (constructed above, before `App`) already set. + bookmarks::app::App app{logPath, "test-secret", std::make_shared(), kTimersOff, kTimersOff}; + app.fetchMetadataOnce(); + REQUIRE(pumpUntil([&app] { return !app.fetchInFlight(); })); + + const ScopedPrincipal alice{"alice"}; + CHECK(model.execute(bookmarks::GetBookmark{.id = id}).title == "Fetched: https://one.example"); + } + std::filesystem::remove(logPath); +} + +TEST_CASE("App::fetchMetadataOnce leaves an already-titled bookmark untouched", "[bookmarks][app]") { + DbFixture fixture; + bookmarks::BookmarkModel model; + bookmarks::BookmarkId titled; + { + const ScopedPrincipal alice{"alice"}; + titled = model.execute(makeCreate("https://one.example", "Already Set")).id; + } + + const auto logPath = freshLogPath("fetch_titled"); + { + bookmarks::app::App app{logPath, "test-secret", std::make_shared(), kTimersOff, kTimersOff}; + app.fetchMetadataOnce(); + REQUIRE(pumpUntil([&app] { return !app.fetchInFlight(); })); + + const ScopedPrincipal alice{"alice"}; + CHECK(model.execute(bookmarks::GetBookmark{.id = titled}).title == "Already Set"); + } + std::filesystem::remove(logPath); +} + +TEST_CASE("App::fetchMetadataOnce updates a bookmark owned by someone else entirely", + "[bookmarks][app]") { + // The property the service principal exists for: the worker acts on + // behalf of every owner, and is itself the owner of none of them. + DbFixture fixture; + bookmarks::BookmarkModel model; + bookmarks::BookmarkId aliceId; + bookmarks::BookmarkId bobId; + { + const ScopedPrincipal alice{"alice"}; + aliceId = model.execute(makeCreate("https://alice.example")).id; + } + { + const ScopedPrincipal bob{"bob"}; + bobId = model.execute(makeCreate("https://bob.example")).id; + } + + const auto logPath = freshLogPath("fetch_multi"); + { + bookmarks::app::App app{logPath, "test-secret", std::make_shared(), kTimersOff, kTimersOff}; + app.fetchMetadataOnce(); + REQUIRE(pumpUntil([&app] { return !app.fetchInFlight(); })); + + { + const ScopedPrincipal alice{"alice"}; + CHECK(model.execute(bookmarks::GetBookmark{.id = aliceId}).title == "Fetched: https://alice.example"); + } + const ScopedPrincipal bob{"bob"}; + CHECK(model.execute(bookmarks::GetBookmark{.id = bobId}).title == "Fetched: https://bob.example"); + } + std::filesystem::remove(logPath); +} + +TEST_CASE("App::fetchMetadataOnce with the shipped NullMetadataFetcher dispatches nothing", + "[bookmarks][app]") { + // A fetch that found nothing must not turn into a write: RecordMetadata + // ignores empty fields but still stamps updated_at_ms, which every + // client's GetChangesSince poll would then see churn on every tick. + DbFixture fixture; + bookmarks::BookmarkModel model; + bookmarks::BookmarkId id; + { + const ScopedPrincipal alice{"alice"}; + id = model.execute(makeCreate("https://one.example")).id; + } + const ScopedPrincipal alice{"alice"}; + const auto before = model.execute(bookmarks::GetBookmark{.id = id}); + + const auto logPath = freshLogPath("fetch_null"); + { + bookmarks::app::App app{logPath, "test-secret", std::make_shared(), + kTimersOff, kTimersOff}; + app.fetchMetadataOnce(); + CHECK_FALSE(app.fetchInFlight()); + const auto after = model.execute(bookmarks::GetBookmark{.id = id}); + CHECK(after.title.empty()); + CHECK(after.updatedAt == before.updatedAt); + } + std::filesystem::remove(logPath); +} + +TEST_CASE("App::relayOutboxOnce drains a BulkEdit outbox row into the durable action log", + "[bookmarks][app]") { + DbFixture fixture; + bookmarks::BookmarkModel model; + const ScopedPrincipal alice{"alice"}; + const auto id = model.execute(makeCreate("https://one.example")).id; + bookmarks::BulkEdit edit; + edit.ids = {id}; + edit.archive = bookmarks::BulkArchiveOp::Archive; + model.execute(edit); + + Lightweight::DataMapper mapper; + REQUIRE(mapper.Query().All().size() == 1); + + const auto logPath = freshLogPath("relay"); + { + bookmarks::app::App app{logPath, "test-secret", std::make_shared(), + kTimersOff, kTimersOff}; + CHECK(app.relayOutboxOnce() == 1); + CHECK(mapper.Query().All().empty()); + + // A second pass has nothing left to move -- the row was deleted, not + // flagged. + CHECK(app.relayOutboxOnce() == 0); + } + + // The entry really reached the durable sink, not just "left the outbox". + // Scoped so `reopened`'s file handle is closed before the remove() below + // -- unlike POSIX, Windows refuses to delete a file a live handle still + // has open. + std::vector entries; + { + const morph::journal::FileActionLog reopened{logPath}; + entries = reopened.entries(); + } + REQUIRE(entries.size() == 1); + CHECK(entries[0].modelType == "BookmarkModel"); + CHECK(entries[0].actionType == "BulkEdit"); + CHECK(entries[0].principal == "alice"); + CHECK_FALSE(entries[0].idempotencyKey.empty()); + std::filesystem::remove(logPath); +} + +TEST_CASE("AuthModel::execute(Login) mints a token that verifies against the same App's authorizer", + "[bookmarks][app]") { + const auto logPath = freshLogPath("login"); + { + const bookmarks::app::App app{logPath, "login-test-secret"}; + bookmarks::AuthModel authModel; + const auto result = authModel.execute(bookmarks::Login{.username = "alice"}); + REQUIRE(result.token.hasValue()); + CHECK(result.principal == "alice"); + + // Verified against a *separately constructed* authorizer holding the + // same secret -- exactly what the App's own RemoteServer installed. + const bookmarks::auth::BookmarksAuthorizer authz{std::string{"login-test-secret"}, + morph::session::hmacSha256}; + morph::session::Context ctx; + ctx.token = *result.token; + const auto principal = authz.authenticate(ctx); + REQUIRE(principal.has_value()); + CHECK(*principal == "alice"); + CHECK(authz.authorize(ctx, "BookmarkModel", "CreateBookmark")); + + // ...and does not verify against a different secret. + const bookmarks::auth::BookmarksAuthorizer other{std::string{"a-different-secret"}, + morph::session::hmacSha256}; + CHECK_FALSE(other.authenticate(ctx).has_value()); + } + std::filesystem::remove(logPath); +} + +TEST_CASE("AuthModel::execute(Login) refuses to mint a token in the reserved system: namespace", + "[bookmarks][app]") { + // Otherwise any client could log in as the metadata worker and rewrite + // every other user's titles through RecordMetadata. + const auto logPath = freshLogPath("login_reserved"); + { + const bookmarks::app::App app{logPath, "login-test-secret"}; + bookmarks::AuthModel authModel; + REQUIRE_THROWS_AS( + authModel.execute(bookmarks::Login{.username = std::string{bookmarks::auth::kMetadataFetcherPrincipal}}), + bookmarks::ValidationError); + REQUIRE_THROWS_AS(authModel.execute(bookmarks::Login{.username = "system:anything"}), + bookmarks::ValidationError); + } + std::filesystem::remove(logPath); +} + +TEST_CASE("AuthModel::execute(Login) throws when no App has installed a TokenIssuer", + "[bookmarks][app]") { + // Every other [bookmarks][app] case constructs its App as a scoped local, + // and ~App clears the global issuer, so this case sees a clean nullptr + // regardless of Catch2's run order. + REQUIRE(bookmarks::auth::tokenIssuer() == nullptr); + bookmarks::AuthModel authModel; + REQUIRE_THROWS_AS(authModel.execute(bookmarks::Login{.username = "alice"}), bookmarks::ValidationError); +} + +TEST_CASE("Login rejects an invalid username via the shared principal charset", "[bookmarks][app]") { + bookmarks::AuthModel authModel; + REQUIRE_THROWS_AS(authModel.execute(bookmarks::Login{.username = ""}), bookmarks::ValidationError); + REQUIRE_THROWS_AS(authModel.execute(bookmarks::Login{.username = "alice bob"}), bookmarks::ValidationError); + CHECK_FALSE(bookmarks::Login{.username = std::string(65, 'a')}.validate()); + CHECK(bookmarks::Login{.username = "alice"}.validate()); +} + +TEST_CASE("App's metadata-fetch worker dispatches through the real RemoteServer, not a shortcut", + "[bookmarks][app]") { + DbFixture fixture; + bookmarks::BookmarkModel model; + bookmarks::BookmarkId id; + { + const ScopedPrincipal alice{"alice"}; + id = model.execute(makeCreate("https://one.example")).id; + } + + auto fetcher = std::make_shared(); + + const auto logPath = freshLogPath("worker_dispatch"); + { + bookmarks::app::App app{logPath, "test-secret", fetcher, kTimersOff, kTimersOff}; + // Proves the dispatch went through the server's own registration path + // (which requires authorizeRegister to pass -- an unauthenticated + // internal client would fail here exactly like a real socket client + // would): if the worker's own token/session wiring were broken, the + // dispatched RecordMetadata would fail authorization/authentication + // (the completion's onError path, logged but not surfaced to this + // test directly) and fetchInFlight() would still settle to false, but + // the title would never update -- which the assertion below catches. + // RecordingFetcher::calls only proves fetchMetadataOnce() found the + // untitled bookmark and called the injected fetcher in-process; it is + // the GetBookmark title assertion afterward that can only pass if the + // resulting RecordMetadata genuinely round-tripped through + // RemoteServer::handle() -- BookmarkModel::execute(const + // RecordMetadata&) is the only thing that ever writes that column. + app.fetchMetadataOnce(); + REQUIRE(pumpUntil([&app] { return !app.fetchInFlight(); })); + REQUIRE(fetcher->calls.size() == 1); + CHECK(fetcher->calls.front() == "https://one.example"); + + const ScopedPrincipal alice{"alice"}; + CHECK(model.execute(bookmarks::GetBookmark{.id = id}).title == "Recorded"); + } + std::filesystem::remove(logPath); +} + +// ═════════════════════════════════════════════════════════════════════════ +// stopBackgroundJobs(): the shutdown precondition the server's drain needs +// ═════════════════════════════════════════════════════════════════════════ +// +// `src/server/main.cpp`'s `drainMetadataFetches()` pumps `processEvents()` +// until `fetchInFlight()` settles — and pumping is exactly what delivers +// `_fetchTimer`'s ticks. With the timer still armed, the drain's own +// `processEvents()` can start a brand-new pass, re-raising `fetchInFlight()` +// after it had settled and, if that pass is still outstanding when the budget +// expires, leaving `~App` to run with a dispatch in flight — the very window +// the drain exists to close. The server therefore calls +// `App::stopBackgroundJobs()` before draining. The two cases below are a +// matched pair: the control proves the timer really does fire under a pumping +// loop (so the case under test is not vacuously green), and the case under +// test proves `stopBackgroundJobs()` genuinely disarms it. + +TEST_CASE("App's fetch timer really does fire under a pumping loop (the control for stopBackgroundJobs)", + "[bookmarks][app]") { + DbFixture fixture; + bookmarks::BookmarkModel model; + { + const ScopedPrincipal alice{"alice"}; + static_cast(model.execute(makeCreate("https://timer.example")).id); // untitled: a pass has work to do + } + auto fetcher = std::make_shared(); + + const auto logPath = freshLogPath("timer_control"); + { + bookmarks::app::App app{logPath, "test-secret", fetcher, kFastFetchInterval, kTimersOff}; + // Nothing is dispatched by hand here: the *timer* is the subject. + REQUIRE(pumpUntil([&fetcher] { return !fetcher->calls.empty(); })); + REQUIRE(pumpUntil([&app] { return !app.fetchInFlight(); })); + } + std::filesystem::remove(logPath); +} + +TEST_CASE("App::stopBackgroundJobs disarms the fetch timer, so a drain loop cannot provoke a new pass", + "[bookmarks][app]") { + DbFixture fixture; + bookmarks::BookmarkModel model; + bookmarks::BookmarkId id; + { + const ScopedPrincipal alice{"alice"}; + id = model.execute(makeCreate("https://timer.example")).id; // untitled, exactly as above + } + auto fetcher = std::make_shared(); + + const auto logPath = freshLogPath("timer_stopped"); + { + bookmarks::app::App app{logPath, "test-secret", fetcher, kFastFetchInterval, kTimersOff}; + // No event loop has turned between the constructor's `start()` and + // this call, so the timer has had no chance to tick yet — the state + // `main()` is *not* in when it calls this (it calls it after `exec()` + // returns), but the strictly harder one to keep quiet. + app.stopBackgroundJobs(); + + // The drain window, simulated: pump for far longer than the interval. + // The predicate must never become true, so a `true` here means a tick + // got through and `pumpUntil` returning `false` is the passing outcome + // — the one place in this suite where a timeout is the assertion. + CHECK_FALSE(pumpUntil([&fetcher] { return !fetcher->calls.empty(); }, std::chrono::milliseconds{500})); + CHECK(fetcher->calls.empty()); + CHECK_FALSE(app.fetchInFlight()); + + // ...and nothing was written, which is what a spurious pass would + // have left behind (`RecordMetadata` sets the title and stamps + // `updated_at_ms`). + const ScopedPrincipal alice{"alice"}; + CHECK(model.execute(bookmarks::GetBookmark{.id = id}).title.empty()); + } + std::filesystem::remove(logPath); +} + +TEST_CASE("App::stopBackgroundJobs is idempotent, and ~App still stops the timers on its own", + "[bookmarks][app]") { + // The refactor's two invariants: calling it twice is harmless (QTimer::stop + // on a stopped timer is a no-op), and an owner that never calls it at all + // — every test above, and any other consumer — still gets the destructor's + // original stop-first behaviour, because ~App now calls it too. + DbFixture fixture; + bookmarks::BookmarkModel model; + { + const ScopedPrincipal alice{"alice"}; + static_cast(model.execute(makeCreate("https://timer.example")).id); + } + auto fetcher = std::make_shared(); + + const auto logPath = freshLogPath("timer_idempotent"); + { + bookmarks::app::App app{logPath, "test-secret", fetcher, kFastFetchInterval, kFastFetchInterval}; + app.stopBackgroundJobs(); + app.stopBackgroundJobs(); + CHECK_FALSE(pumpUntil([&fetcher] { return !fetcher->calls.empty(); }, std::chrono::milliseconds{300})); + } + // The App is gone; pumping now must not resurrect a tick from either timer + // (a still-armed QTimer owned by a destroyed App would be a use-after-free, + // not merely a stray call). + CHECK_FALSE(pumpUntil([&fetcher] { return !fetcher->calls.empty(); }, std::chrono::milliseconds{200})); + std::filesystem::remove(logPath); +} diff --git a/examples/bookmarks/tests/test_bookmark_dto.cpp b/examples/bookmarks/tests/test_bookmark_dto.cpp new file mode 100644 index 00000000..a4eca8eb --- /dev/null +++ b/examples/bookmarks/tests/test_bookmark_dto.cpp @@ -0,0 +1,108 @@ +// SPDX-License-Identifier: Apache-2.0 +#include "bookmarks/dto/bookmark_dto.hpp" + +#include + +#include + +#include +#include +#include + +TEST_CASE("CreateBookmark validate() requires a non-empty url within the length bound", + "[bookmarks][dto]") { + bookmarks::CreateBookmark action; + CHECK_FALSE(action.validate()); // empty url + + action.url = "https://example.com"; + CHECK(action.validate()); + + action.url = std::string(bookmarks::kMaxUrlBytes + 1, 'a'); + CHECK_FALSE(action.validate()); + + action.url = std::string(bookmarks::kMaxUrlBytes, 'a'); + CHECK(action.validate()); +} + +TEST_CASE("CreateBookmark's optionalFields excludes everything but url", "[bookmarks][dto]") { + // Mirrors CreatePaste::optionalFields's own test intent: a create with + // only a url must be schema-submittable without hand-typing every + // enum's default. + using bookmarks::CreateBookmark; + using bookmarks::EditBookmark; + // Five: title, description, notes, tags, visibility — everything but url. + // `title` is in the list because a bookmark may legitimately be created + // without one (the metadata worker fills it in); see that member's own + // doc comment for why leaving it out broke the shipped create form. + STATIC_REQUIRE(CreateBookmark::optionalFields.size() == 5); + STATIC_REQUIRE(EditBookmark::optionalFields.size() == 5); + + // A count alone would still pass if `title` were swapped out for some + // other name, which is precisely the regression this guard exists to + // catch: `title` missing from the list is the shipped-GUI bug the + // README's "Two bugs the first real client run found" records. + STATIC_REQUIRE(std::ranges::contains(CreateBookmark::optionalFields, std::string_view{"title"})); + STATIC_REQUIRE(std::ranges::contains(EditBookmark::optionalFields, std::string_view{"title"})); +} + +TEST_CASE("The generated create/edit schemas do not mark title required", "[bookmarks][dto]") { + // The other half of the guard above: `optionalFields` is only meaningful + // through `morph::forms::schemaJson()`'s derived `required` array, + // which is what `DynamicForm` actually reads. Checking the list without + // checking the schema would not have caught the original bug either. + for (const auto& schema : {::morph::forms::schemaJson(), + ::morph::forms::schemaJson()}) { + CAPTURE(schema); + glz::generic_u64 dom{}; + REQUIRE_FALSE(glz::read_json(dom, schema)); + REQUIRE(dom.contains("required")); + const auto& required = dom["required"].get_array(); + CHECK(std::ranges::none_of(required, [](const auto& entry) { return entry.get_string() == "title"; })); + // `url` is the one member that genuinely is required, so this is a + // check that the schema is populated at all, not vacuously passing. + CHECK(std::ranges::any_of(required, [](const auto& entry) { return entry.get_string() == "url"; })); + } +} + +TEST_CASE("EditBookmark validate() requires an id and a non-empty url", "[bookmarks][dto]") { + bookmarks::EditBookmark action; + CHECK_FALSE(action.validate()); + action.id = bookmarks::BookmarkId{1}; + CHECK_FALSE(action.validate()); // still no url + action.url = "https://example.com"; + CHECK(action.validate()); +} + +TEST_CASE("GetBookmark/ArchiveBookmark/UnarchiveBookmark/DeleteBookmark all require an id", + "[bookmarks][dto]") { + CHECK_FALSE(bookmarks::GetBookmark{}.validate()); + CHECK(bookmarks::GetBookmark{.id = bookmarks::BookmarkId{1}}.validate()); + CHECK_FALSE(bookmarks::ArchiveBookmark{}.validate()); + CHECK_FALSE(bookmarks::UnarchiveBookmark{}.validate()); + CHECK_FALSE(bookmarks::DeleteBookmark{}.validate()); +} + +// No `;` in the name, deliberately: `catch_discover_tests` splits its +// discovered-name list on semicolons (CMake's own list separator), so a test +// name containing one is parsed as two bogus names and the real test silently +// receives none of the `ladder`/`ladder-bookmarks` labels CI filters by. +TEST_CASE("RecordMetadata requires an id — title/faviconPath may be empty (a failed fetch)", + "[bookmarks][dto]") { + CHECK_FALSE(bookmarks::RecordMetadata{}.validate()); + // Every field named explicitly rather than a partial designated-initializer + // list: -Weverything includes -Wmissing-designated-field-initializers, which + // fires on a partial list, and ladder__tests is -Werror under + // MORPH_ENABLE_STRICT_COMPILATION (CI's default). + bookmarks::RecordMetadata action{.id = bookmarks::BookmarkId{1}, .title = {}, .faviconPath = {}}; + CHECK(action.validate()); // empty title/faviconPath is a legitimate "fetch found nothing" +} + +TEST_CASE("Visibility/ReadState/ArchiveState/ReadFilter/ArchiveFilter reflect as readable strings", + "[bookmarks][dto]") { + std::string json; + REQUIRE_FALSE(glz::write_json(bookmarks::Visibility::Shared, json)); + CHECK(json == "\"Shared\""); + json.clear(); + REQUIRE_FALSE(glz::write_json(bookmarks::ReadFilter::UnreadOnly, json)); + CHECK(json == "\"UnreadOnly\""); +} diff --git a/examples/bookmarks/tests/test_bookmark_model.cpp b/examples/bookmarks/tests/test_bookmark_model.cpp new file mode 100644 index 00000000..a735a8d4 --- /dev/null +++ b/examples/bookmarks/tests/test_bookmark_model.cpp @@ -0,0 +1,866 @@ +// SPDX-License-Identifier: Apache-2.0 +#include "bookmarks/models/bookmark_model.hpp" +#include "testkit/db_fixture.hpp" + +#include "bookmarks/auth/bookmarks_authorizer.hpp" +#include "bookmarks/db/outbox_entity.hpp" + +#include "clock.hpp" +#include "testkit/backend_rig.hpp" +#include "testkit/db_busy_fixture.hpp" +#include "testkit/pump.hpp" + +#include +#include +#include + +#include +#include +#include +#include +#include +#include + +using morph::ladder::testkit::awaitQt; +using morph::ladder::testkit::BackendRig; +using morph::ladder::testkit::DbFixture; +using morph::ladder::testkit::Mode; +using morph::ladder::testkit::pumpUntil; + +namespace { + +/// @brief A `Context` carrying only @p principal. +/// +/// Built field-by-field rather than with a designated initializer on +/// purpose: `-Weverything` includes +/// `-Wmissing-designated-field-initializers`, which fires on a partial +/// designated-initializer list, and `ladder__tests` is built with +/// `apply_warnings()` (so `-Werror` under `MORPH_ENABLE_STRICT_COMPILATION`, +/// CI's default). Same reason `makeCreate` below exists (see +/// `test_app.cpp`'s `contextFor`/`makeCreate` for the original pattern). +[[nodiscard]] morph::session::Context contextFor(std::string principal) { + morph::session::Context ctx; + ctx.principal = std::move(principal); + return ctx; +} + +class ScopedPrincipal { + public: + explicit ScopedPrincipal(std::string principal) : _ctx{contextFor(std::move(principal))}, _scope{_ctx} {} + + private: + morph::session::Context _ctx; + morph::session::detail::ScopedContext _scope; +}; + +/// @brief A `CreateBookmark` for @p url, optionally titled and/or tagged. +/// See `contextFor` for why this is not a designated initializer. +[[nodiscard]] bookmarks::CreateBookmark makeCreate(std::string url, std::string title = {}, + std::vector tags = {}) { + bookmarks::CreateBookmark action; + action.url = std::move(url); + action.title = std::move(title); + action.tags = std::move(tags); + return action; +} + +} // namespace + +TEST_CASE("CreateBookmark stores a bookmark owned by the authenticated principal", + "[bookmarks][model]") { + DbFixture fixture; + bookmarks::BookmarkModel model; + const ScopedPrincipal principal{"alice"}; + + bookmarks::CreateBookmark action; + action.url = "https://example.com"; + action.title = "Example"; + action.tags = {"work", "reading"}; + const auto id = model.execute(action).id; + REQUIRE(id.hasValue()); + + const auto view = model.execute(bookmarks::GetBookmark{.id = id}); + CHECK(view.url == "https://example.com"); + CHECK(view.title == "Example"); + CHECK(view.readState == bookmarks::ReadState::Unread); + CHECK(view.archiveState == bookmarks::ArchiveState::Active); + CHECK(view.tags.size() == 2); +} + +TEST_CASE("CreateBookmark without a principal is Forbidden", "[bookmarks][model]") { + DbFixture fixture; + bookmarks::BookmarkModel model; + // No ScopedPrincipal installed -- session::current() is nullptr. + bookmarks::CreateBookmark action; + action.url = "https://example.com"; + REQUIRE_THROWS_AS(model.execute(action), bookmarks::Forbidden); +} + +TEST_CASE("GetBookmark refuses a different principal's bookmark with Forbidden, not NotFound", + "[bookmarks][model]") { + DbFixture fixture; + bookmarks::BookmarkModel model; + bookmarks::BookmarkId id; + { + const ScopedPrincipal alice{"alice"}; + id = model.execute(makeCreate("https://example.com")).id; + } + const ScopedPrincipal mallory{"mallory"}; + REQUIRE_THROWS_AS(model.execute(bookmarks::GetBookmark{.id = id}), bookmarks::Forbidden); +} + +TEST_CASE("EditBookmark replaces the tag set: adds new tags, drops removed ones, keeps shared ones", + "[bookmarks][model]") { + DbFixture fixture; + bookmarks::BookmarkModel model; + const ScopedPrincipal alice{"alice"}; + + auto create = makeCreate("https://example.com", {}, {"a", "b"}); + const auto id = model.execute(create).id; + + bookmarks::EditBookmark edit; + edit.id = id; + edit.url = "https://example.com"; + edit.tags = {"b", "c"}; + const auto edited = model.execute(edit); + std::vector tags = edited.tags; + std::ranges::sort(tags); + CHECK(tags == std::vector{"b", "c"}); // "a" dropped, "b" kept, "c" auto-created +} + +TEST_CASE("ArchiveBookmark/UnarchiveBookmark flip archiveState and nothing else", + "[bookmarks][model]") { + DbFixture fixture; + bookmarks::BookmarkModel model; + const ScopedPrincipal alice{"alice"}; + const auto id = model.execute(makeCreate("https://example.com")).id; + + model.execute(bookmarks::ArchiveBookmark{.id = id}); + CHECK(model.execute(bookmarks::GetBookmark{.id = id}).archiveState == bookmarks::ArchiveState::Archived); + model.execute(bookmarks::UnarchiveBookmark{.id = id}); + CHECK(model.execute(bookmarks::GetBookmark{.id = id}).archiveState == bookmarks::ArchiveState::Active); +} + +TEST_CASE("DeleteBookmark removes the bookmark and its tag associations", "[bookmarks][model]") { + DbFixture fixture; + bookmarks::BookmarkModel model; + const ScopedPrincipal alice{"alice"}; + const auto id = model.execute(makeCreate("https://example.com", {}, {"a"})).id; + + model.execute(bookmarks::DeleteBookmark{.id = id}); + REQUIRE_THROWS_AS(model.execute(bookmarks::GetBookmark{.id = id}), bookmarks::NotFound); +} + +TEST_CASE("GetBookmark against an unknown id throws NotFound, and an empty id is a ValidationError", + "[bookmarks][model]") { + DbFixture fixture; + bookmarks::BookmarkModel model; + const ScopedPrincipal alice{"alice"}; + REQUIRE_THROWS_AS(model.execute(bookmarks::GetBookmark{.id = bookmarks::BookmarkId{99999}}), + bookmarks::NotFound); + REQUIRE_THROWS_AS(model.execute(bookmarks::GetBookmark{}), bookmarks::ValidationError); +} + +TEST_CASE("ListBookmarks filters by archive state and hides archived bookmarks by default", + "[bookmarks][model]") { + DbFixture fixture; + bookmarks::BookmarkModel model; + const ScopedPrincipal alice{"alice"}; + const auto activeId = model.execute(makeCreate("https://active.example")).id; + const auto archivedId = model.execute(makeCreate("https://archived.example")).id; + model.execute(bookmarks::ArchiveBookmark{.id = archivedId}); + + const auto defaultPage = model.execute(bookmarks::ListBookmarks{}); + REQUIRE(defaultPage.bookmarks.size() == 1); + CHECK(*defaultPage.bookmarks.front().id == *activeId); + + bookmarks::ListBookmarks archivedOnly; + archivedOnly.archiveFilter = bookmarks::ArchiveFilter::ArchivedOnly; + const auto archivedPage = model.execute(archivedOnly); + REQUIRE(archivedPage.bookmarks.size() == 1); + CHECK(*archivedPage.bookmarks.front().id == *archivedId); +} + +TEST_CASE("ListBookmarks only ever returns the calling principal's own bookmarks", + "[bookmarks][model]") { + DbFixture fixture; + bookmarks::BookmarkModel model; + { + const ScopedPrincipal alice{"alice"}; + model.execute(makeCreate("https://alice.example")); + } + const ScopedPrincipal mallory{"mallory"}; + model.execute(makeCreate("https://mallory.example")); + const auto page = model.execute(bookmarks::ListBookmarks{}); + REQUIRE(page.bookmarks.size() == 1); + CHECK(page.bookmarks.front().url == "https://mallory.example"); +} + +TEST_CASE("ListBookmarks sets nextCursor even when a filtered page's matches are empty, " + "so a tag/text search doesn't silently truncate", + "[bookmarks][model]") { + DbFixture fixture; + bookmarks::BookmarkModel model; + const ScopedPrincipal alice{"alice"}; + + // Created first, so it has the lowest id and therefore sorts last in the + // DESCENDING-by-id keyset pagination below -- i.e. it lands beyond the + // first raw SQL page. + const auto targetId = + model.execute(makeCreate("https://target.example", {}, {"target"})).id; + for (int i = 0; i < 25; ++i) { + model.execute(makeCreate("https://filler" + std::to_string(i) + ".example")); + } + + bookmarks::ListBookmarks filtered; + filtered.tag = "target"; + const auto firstPage = model.execute(filtered); + // The 20 newest raw rows are all untagged fillers, so the filtered result + // is empty -- but a 21st raw row (eventually the tagged bookmark) still + // exists further down the id space, so nextCursor must still be set. + REQUIRE(firstPage.bookmarks.empty()); + REQUIRE(firstPage.nextCursor.hasValue()); + + filtered.cursor = firstPage.nextCursor; + const auto secondPage = model.execute(filtered); + REQUIRE(secondPage.bookmarks.size() == 1); + CHECK(*secondPage.bookmarks.front().id == *targetId); +} + +TEST_CASE("GetChangesSince returns only bookmarks touched after the given instant", + "[bookmarks][model]") { + DbFixture fixture; + bookmarks::BookmarkModel model; + const ScopedPrincipal alice{"alice"}; + + const auto before = *morph::ladder::now(); + const morph::ladder::ScopedClockOverride clock1{before + std::chrono::milliseconds{10}}; + const auto id1 = model.execute(makeCreate("https://one.example")).id; + + const auto cursor = model.execute(bookmarks::GetChangesSince{}).asOf; + + const morph::ladder::ScopedClockOverride clock2{before + std::chrono::milliseconds{20}}; + const auto id2 = model.execute(makeCreate("https://two.example")).id; + + const auto changes = model.execute(bookmarks::GetChangesSince{.since = cursor}); + REQUIRE(changes.changed.size() == 1); + CHECK(*changes.changed.front().id == *id2); + (void) id1; +} + +TEST_CASE("BulkEdit archives every listed bookmark and adds/removes tags atomically", + "[bookmarks][model]") { + DbFixture fixture; + bookmarks::BookmarkModel model; + const ScopedPrincipal alice{"alice"}; + const auto id1 = model.execute(makeCreate("https://one.example", {}, {"old"})).id; + const auto id2 = model.execute(makeCreate("https://two.example")).id; + + bookmarks::BulkEdit edit; + edit.ids = {id1, id2}; + edit.addTags = {"new"}; + edit.removeTags = {"old"}; + edit.archive = bookmarks::BulkArchiveOp::Archive; + const auto result = model.execute(edit); + CHECK(morph::math::floor(*result.affected) == 2); + + for (const auto id : {id1, id2}) { + const auto view = model.execute(bookmarks::GetBookmark{.id = id}); + CHECK(view.archiveState == bookmarks::ArchiveState::Archived); + CHECK(std::ranges::find(view.tags, "new") != view.tags.end()); + CHECK(std::ranges::find(view.tags, "old") == view.tags.end()); + } +} + +TEST_CASE("BulkEdit rejects the whole batch if any id is not owned by the caller", + "[bookmarks][model]") { + DbFixture fixture; + bookmarks::BookmarkModel model; + bookmarks::BookmarkId aliceId; + { + const ScopedPrincipal alice{"alice"}; + aliceId = model.execute(makeCreate("https://alice.example")).id; + } + const ScopedPrincipal mallory{"mallory"}; + const auto malloryId = model.execute(makeCreate("https://mallory.example")).id; + + bookmarks::BulkEdit edit; + edit.ids = {malloryId, aliceId}; // one owned, one not + edit.archive = bookmarks::BulkArchiveOp::Archive; + REQUIRE_THROWS_AS(model.execute(edit), bookmarks::Forbidden); + + // All-or-nothing: mallory's own bookmark was NOT archived either. + CHECK(model.execute(bookmarks::GetBookmark{.id = malloryId}).archiveState == bookmarks::ArchiveState::Active); +} + +TEST_CASE("BulkEdit writes exactly one outbox row per call, consumed by an OutboxRelay", + "[bookmarks][model]") { + DbFixture fixture; + bookmarks::BookmarkModel model; + const ScopedPrincipal alice{"alice"}; + const auto id = model.execute(makeCreate("https://one.example")).id; + + bookmarks::BulkEdit edit; + edit.ids = {id}; + edit.archive = bookmarks::BulkArchiveOp::Archive; + model.execute(edit); + + Lightweight::DataMapper mapper; + auto rows = mapper.Query().All(); + REQUIRE(rows.size() == 1); + CHECK(rows.front().actionType.Value() == "BulkEdit"); + CHECK(rows.front().principal.Value() == "alice"); +} + +TEST_CASE("BulkEdit from the same principal in the same millisecond both succeed, " + "each with its own outbox row", + "[bookmarks][model]") { + // Regression test: the outbox idempotency key used to be + // owner + "-bulkedit-" + nowMs() alone, which collides across two + // BulkEdit calls from the same principal landing in the same + // millisecond (nowMs() has millisecond resolution) -- the second + // model.execute() would throw a raw SQL constraint-violation exception + // from idx_bookmark_outbox_idempotency instead of succeeding. + DbFixture fixture; + bookmarks::BookmarkModel model; + const ScopedPrincipal alice{"alice"}; + const auto id = model.execute(makeCreate("https://one.example")).id; + + const auto frozenAt = *morph::ladder::now(); + const morph::ladder::ScopedClockOverride clock{frozenAt}; + + bookmarks::BulkEdit edit; + edit.ids = {id}; + edit.archive = bookmarks::BulkArchiveOp::Archive; + REQUIRE_NOTHROW(model.execute(edit)); + // Second call, still under the same frozen instant -- must also + // succeed, not throw on the idempotency key's unique index. + REQUIRE_NOTHROW(model.execute(edit)); + + Lightweight::DataMapper mapper; + auto rows = mapper.Query().All(); + REQUIRE(rows.size() == 2); + CHECK(rows[0].idempotencyKey.Value() != rows[1].idempotencyKey.Value()); +} + +TEST_CASE("RecordMetadata updates another principal's bookmark when the service principal dispatches it", + "[bookmarks][model]") { + DbFixture fixture; + bookmarks::BookmarkModel model; + bookmarks::BookmarkId id; + { + const ScopedPrincipal alice{"alice"}; + id = model.execute(makeCreate("https://one.example")).id; + } + // Dispatched as the service principal, not "alice" -- must not throw + // Forbidden even though the row belongs to someone else. That asymmetry + // is the whole point of the action. + const ScopedPrincipal worker{std::string{bookmarks::auth::kMetadataFetcherPrincipal}}; + model.execute(bookmarks::RecordMetadata{.id = id, .title = "Fetched Title", .faviconPath = {}}); + + const ScopedPrincipal alice{"alice"}; + CHECK(model.execute(bookmarks::GetBookmark{.id = id}).title == "Fetched Title"); +} + +TEST_CASE("RecordMetadata refuses any principal other than the metadata-fetch service principal", + "[bookmarks][model]") { + // The check that replaces authorizeInstance's inert ownership comparison + // (docs/findings/027-register-envelope-carries-no-session.md). Without + // it, `mallory` below would silently overwrite alice's title. + DbFixture fixture; + bookmarks::BookmarkModel model; + bookmarks::BookmarkId id; + { + const ScopedPrincipal alice{"alice"}; + id = model.execute(makeCreate("https://one.example", "Alice's Title")).id; + } + { + const ScopedPrincipal mallory{"mallory"}; + REQUIRE_THROWS_AS(model.execute(bookmarks::RecordMetadata{.id = id, .title = "Owned", .faviconPath = {}}), + bookmarks::Forbidden); + } + { + // Not even the row's own owner may dispatch it: this action exists + // for the internal worker, and EditBookmark is the user-facing way + // to set a title. + const ScopedPrincipal alice{"alice"}; + REQUIRE_THROWS_AS(model.execute(bookmarks::RecordMetadata{.id = id, .title = "By hand", .faviconPath = {}}), + bookmarks::Forbidden); + CHECK(model.execute(bookmarks::GetBookmark{.id = id}).title == "Alice's Title"); + } +} + +TEST_CASE("RecordMetadata against an already-deleted bookmark is a benign no-op", + "[bookmarks][model]") { + DbFixture fixture; + bookmarks::BookmarkModel model; + const ScopedPrincipal alice{"alice"}; + const auto id = model.execute(makeCreate("https://one.example")).id; + model.execute(bookmarks::DeleteBookmark{.id = id}); + const ScopedPrincipal worker{std::string{bookmarks::auth::kMetadataFetcherPrincipal}}; + REQUIRE_NOTHROW(model.execute(bookmarks::RecordMetadata{.id = id, .title = "Too Late", .faviconPath = {}})); +} + +TEST_CASE("ImportBookmarks stores every well-formed entry in one chunk", "[bookmarks][model]") { + DbFixture fixture; + bookmarks::BookmarkModel model; + const ScopedPrincipal alice{"alice"}; + + bookmarks::ImportBookmarks action; + action.chunk = R"(

One +
Two +
No href)"; + action.opId = bookmarks::ImportOpId{"chunk-1"}; + const auto result = model.execute(action); + CHECK(morph::math::floor(*result.imported) == 2); + CHECK(morph::math::floor(*result.skipped) == 1); + + const auto page = model.execute(bookmarks::ListBookmarks{}); + CHECK(page.bookmarks.size() == 2); +} + +TEST_CASE("ImportBookmarks skips an entry whose url or title exceeds this rung's field bounds", + "[bookmarks][model]") { + // The Netscape parser applies no field bounds of its own, so without an + // explicit check here an import would happily write a row that + // `EditBookmark::validate()` then refuses -- a bookmark the owner can see + // but can never edit. Skipped-and-counted is the answer; truncation would + // silently store a url that is not the one the user saved. + DbFixture fixture; + bookmarks::BookmarkModel model; + const ScopedPrincipal alice{"alice"}; + + const std::string longUrl = "https://" + std::string(bookmarks::kMaxUrlBytes, 'u') + ".example"; + const std::string longTitle(bookmarks::kMaxTitleBytes + 1, 't'); + REQUIRE(longUrl.size() > bookmarks::kMaxUrlBytes); + + bookmarks::ImportBookmarks action; + action.chunk = R"(
Fine +
Over-long url +
)" + + longTitle + R"()"; + REQUIRE(action.chunk.size() <= bookmarks::kMaxImportChunkBytes); // not the chunk bound under test + action.opId = bookmarks::ImportOpId{"chunk-oversized-fields"}; + + const auto result = model.execute(action); + CHECK(morph::math::floor(*result.imported) == 1); + CHECK(morph::math::floor(*result.skipped) == 2); + + // Not merely uncounted: neither oversized entry reached the store, in + // truncated form or otherwise. + const auto page = model.execute(bookmarks::ListBookmarks{}); + REQUIRE(page.bookmarks.size() == 1); + CHECK(page.bookmarks.front().url == "https://fine.example"); +} + +TEST_CASE("An ImportBookmarks chunk over kMaxImportChunkBytes throws TooLarge, not ValidationError", + "[bookmarks][model]") { + // `TooLarge`'s own doc comment promises exactly this, and the distinction + // is what lets a client tell "re-chunk your file" apart from "your + // request was malformed". validate() deliberately does NOT bound + // chunk size (see import_export_dto.hpp) -- an oversized-but-otherwise- + // well-formed chunk passes validate() and reaches execute(), which is + // what actually throws TooLarge. If validate() rejected it too, every + // real dispatch path (Bridge::executeVia / RemoteServer both consult + // validate() before execute() is ever reached) would fail the request + // as ValidationError first and TooLarge would never be observable + // outside a bare, bridge-bypassing model.execute() call like this one. + DbFixture fixture; + bookmarks::BookmarkModel model; + const ScopedPrincipal alice{"alice"}; + + bookmarks::ImportBookmarks action; + action.chunk = std::string(bookmarks::kMaxImportChunkBytes + 1, 'x'); + action.opId = bookmarks::ImportOpId{"chunk-too-large"}; + REQUIRE(action.validate()); + + CHECK_THROWS_AS(model.execute(action), bookmarks::TooLarge); + + // A chunk that is malformed for some *other* reason still gets the + // untyped answer, so the check above is not vacuous. + bookmarks::ImportBookmarks noOpId; + noOpId.chunk = R"(
One)"; + CHECK_THROWS_AS(model.execute(noOpId), bookmarks::ValidationError); +} + +TEST_CASE("An oversized ImportBookmarks chunk reaches TooLarge through the real Bridge dispatch path, " + "not just a bare model.execute() call", + "[bookmarks][model]") { + // The case above proves execute() throws the right type; it calls + // execute() directly, bypassing ActionValidator/Bridge::executeVia + // entirely, so it cannot by itself prove the fix above (validate() not + // bounding chunk size) actually matters. This case drives the same + // oversized chunk through BackendRig -- Bridge::executeVia's real + // validate()-then-execute() sequence -- and confirms TooLarge survives + // as a distinguishable C++ type through Completion/awaitQt's + // exception_ptr rethrow (Local/LocalSingleThread dispatch is in-process, + // so the exception object itself propagates; see pump.hpp's awaitQt). + // + // This does NOT hold over Socket/remote transport: RemoteServer encodes + // every server-side exception as an opaque wire::makeErr(exc.what()) + // string (remote.hpp), and the client reconstructs a generic + // std::runtime_error from it, discarding the original type. That is a + // framework-wide property of every model's typed errors, not specific + // to TooLarge or to this rung -- Socket-mode dispatch is deliberately + // not exercised in this case for that reason. + const auto mode = GENERATE(Mode::Local, Mode::LocalSingleThread); + CAPTURE(mode); + DbFixture fixture; + BackendRig rig{mode, 1}; + auto handler = rig.client(0); + + bookmarks::ImportBookmarks action; + action.chunk = std::string(bookmarks::kMaxImportChunkBytes + 1, 'x'); + action.opId = bookmarks::ImportOpId{"chunk-too-large-over-bridge"}; + REQUIRE(action.validate()); // must pass, or Bridge::executeVia never reaches execute() at all + + REQUIRE_THROWS_AS(awaitQt(handler.execute(action)), bookmarks::TooLarge); +} + +TEST_CASE("ImportBookmarks is idempotent on a retried opId", "[bookmarks][model]") { + DbFixture fixture; + bookmarks::BookmarkModel model; + const ScopedPrincipal alice{"alice"}; + + bookmarks::ImportBookmarks action; + action.chunk = R"(
One)"; + action.opId = bookmarks::ImportOpId{"chunk-retry"}; + model.execute(action); + model.execute(action); // simulates a retry after a dropped connection + + const auto page = model.execute(bookmarks::ListBookmarks{}); + CHECK(page.bookmarks.size() == 1); // not duplicated +} + +TEST_CASE("ExportBookmarks emits every owned bookmark as a Netscape file, and it re-imports", + "[bookmarks][model]") { + DbFixture fixture; + bookmarks::BookmarkModel model; + { + const ScopedPrincipal alice{"alice"}; + model.execute(makeCreate("https://one.example", "One")); + model.execute(makeCreate("https://two.example", "Two")); + } + std::string exported; + { + const ScopedPrincipal alice{"alice"}; + exported = model.execute(bookmarks::ExportBookmarks{}).html; + } + CHECK(exported.find("https://one.example") != std::string::npos); + CHECK(exported.find("https://two.example") != std::string::npos); + + const ScopedPrincipal bob{"bob"}; + bookmarks::ImportBookmarks reimport; + reimport.chunk = exported; + reimport.opId = bookmarks::ImportOpId{"reimport-1"}; + const auto result = model.execute(reimport); + CHECK(morph::math::floor(*result.imported) == 2); +} + +TEST_CASE("A URL containing '&' survives an ExportBookmarks/ImportBookmarks round trip unchanged", + "[bookmarks][model]") { + // Regression test: export used to escape '&' to "&" in the HREF + // attribute, but import never decoded it back out, so a reimported + // bookmark's URL ended up with the literal "&" text baked in instead + // of the original '&'. This is the common case for URLs with query + // strings, not an edge case. + DbFixture fixture; + bookmarks::BookmarkModel model; + const std::string originalUrl = "https://example.com/search?a=1&b=2"; + { + const ScopedPrincipal alice{"alice"}; + model.execute(makeCreate(originalUrl, "Search")); + } + std::string exported; + { + const ScopedPrincipal alice{"alice"}; + exported = model.execute(bookmarks::ExportBookmarks{}).html; + } + // The exported HTML entity-escapes the '&' in the HREF attribute. + CHECK(exported.find("https://example.com/search?a=1&b=2") != std::string::npos); + CHECK(exported.find(originalUrl) == std::string::npos); + + const ScopedPrincipal bob{"bob"}; + bookmarks::ImportBookmarks reimport; + reimport.chunk = exported; + reimport.opId = bookmarks::ImportOpId{"reimport-amp-1"}; + const auto result = model.execute(reimport); + CHECK(morph::math::floor(*result.imported) == 1); + + const auto page = model.execute(bookmarks::ListBookmarks{}); + REQUIRE(page.bookmarks.size() == 1); + CHECK(page.bookmarks[0].url == originalUrl); // decoded back to the original, not "&" +} + +TEST_CASE("BookmarkModel over the full backend-mode matrix: create, list, get round-trip", + "[bookmarks][model]") { + // Every case above dispatches model.execute(action) directly, C++-to-C++, + // with ScopedPrincipal standing in for a real dispatch's Context -- it + // never exercises the dispatch machinery itself. This case drives the + // create -> list -> get round trip through the real path instead: + // Local/LocalSingleThread/Socket via BackendRig, authenticated with a + // real signed token verified by a real BookmarksAuthorizer. Socket mode + // is the one that actually matters here -- authorizeRegister is + // unconditionally permissive (finding 027: a `register` envelope carries + // no session, so there is no identity to gate registration on), so this + // case does not prove anything about registration being gated. What it + // does prove is that SigningAuthorizer::authorize(), which sees the + // token on every subsequent execute(), correctly admits a validly signed + // token end to end through the real RemoteServer/QtWebSocketServer + // wiring -- the boundary that is genuinely enforced (see + // bookmarks_authorizer.hpp's @file comment). + const auto mode = GENERATE(Mode::Local, Mode::LocalSingleThread, Mode::Socket); + CAPTURE(mode); + DbFixture fixture; + + constexpr std::string_view kSecret = "matrix-test-secret"; + const auto authorizer = + std::make_shared(std::string{kSecret}, morph::session::hmacSha256); + BackendRig rig{mode, 1, authorizer}; + + const morph::session::TokenIssuer issuer{std::string{kSecret}, morph::session::hmacSha256}; + morph::session::Context ctx; + ctx.principal = "alice"; + ctx.token = issuer.issue(morph::session::SessionToken{ + .principal = "alice", .expiresAtMs = 4102444800000, .roles = {}}); + rig.bridge(0).setDefaultSession(ctx); + + auto handler = rig.client(0); + bookmarks::CreateBookmark create; + create.url = "https://matrix.example"; + create.title = "Matrix"; + const auto createResult = awaitQt(handler.execute(create)); + REQUIRE(createResult.id.hasValue()); + + const auto listResult = awaitQt(handler.execute(bookmarks::ListBookmarks{})); + REQUIRE(listResult.bookmarks.size() == 1); + + const auto view = awaitQt(handler.execute(bookmarks::GetBookmark{.id = createResult.id})); + CHECK(view.url == "https://matrix.example"); + CHECK(view.title == "Matrix"); +} + +// ═════════════════════════════════════════════════════════════════════════ +// Task 15 — DoD/strain-point closers: BulkEdit atomicity under injected +// failure, cross-user Socket-mode auth, and the local-mode-no-auth strain +// point demonstrated rather than just asserted. +// ═════════════════════════════════════════════════════════════════════════ + +namespace { + +/// @brief Installs a short SQLite `busy_timeout` on every connection opened +/// while it is alive, and restores the default afterwards. +/// +/// Identical shape to `test_paste_model.cpp`'s helper of the same name +/// (rung 1) -- test-only, one file's own concern, not yet promoted. See that +/// file's doc comment for why the post-connected hook (rather than a +/// connection-string `Timeout=` override) is the seam that actually works: +/// `Lightweight::SqlConnection::PostConnect()` unconditionally issues +/// `PRAGMA busy_timeout = 60000` on every new SQLite connection, which would +/// otherwise make a contended write block for a real minute before this test +/// observed `SQLITE_BUSY`. +class ScopedShortBusyTimeout { + public: + explicit ScopedShortBusyTimeout(int milliseconds) { + ::Lightweight::SqlConnection::SetPostConnectedHook([milliseconds](::Lightweight::SqlConnection& connection) { + ::Lightweight::SqlStatement stmt{connection}; + (void) stmt.ExecuteDirect("PRAGMA busy_timeout = " + std::to_string(milliseconds)); + }); + } + ~ScopedShortBusyTimeout() { ::Lightweight::SqlConnection::ResetPostConnectedHook(); } + + ScopedShortBusyTimeout(const ScopedShortBusyTimeout&) = delete; + ScopedShortBusyTimeout& operator=(const ScopedShortBusyTimeout&) = delete; + ScopedShortBusyTimeout(ScopedShortBusyTimeout&&) = delete; + ScopedShortBusyTimeout& operator=(ScopedShortBusyTimeout&&) = delete; +}; + +} // namespace + +TEST_CASE("BulkEdit rolls back entirely when a genuine SQLITE_BUSY interrupts the batch", + "[bookmarks][model]") { + // DoD: "Bulk edit is atomic under injected mid-batch failure." A real + // mid-transaction failure, not a mock -- mirrors test_paste_model.cpp's + // proven DbBusyFixture/ScopedShortBusyTimeout recipe exactly (finding + // 018's resolved mechanism for the SQLITE_BUSY class, rung 1). + DbFixture fixture; + bookmarks::BookmarkModel seedModel; + bookmarks::BookmarkId id1; + bookmarks::BookmarkId id2; + { + const ScopedPrincipal alice{"alice"}; + id1 = seedModel.execute(makeCreate("https://one.example")).id; + id2 = seedModel.execute(makeCreate("https://two.example")).id; + } + + // The model under test must open its connection *while* the short + // busy-timeout hook is installed, so it must be a model that has not + // executed anything yet (BookmarkModel's mapper connects lazily, on + // first use) -- seedModel above already has a long-timeout connection + // from creating id1/id2, so it is unaffected by the hook and remains + // usable for the post-failure assertions below. + const ScopedShortBusyTimeout shortTimeout{200}; + bookmarks::BookmarkModel contendedModel; + const ScopedPrincipal alice{"alice"}; + + const morph::ladder::testkit::DbBusyFixture busy{"bookmarks"}; + bookmarks::BulkEdit edit; + edit.ids = {id1, id2}; + edit.archive = bookmarks::BulkArchiveOp::Archive; + REQUIRE_THROWS(contendedModel.execute(edit)); + + // Neither bookmark was archived, and no outbox row survived -- the + // whole transaction (mutation + outbox write) rolled back together. + CHECK(seedModel.execute(bookmarks::GetBookmark{.id = id1}).archiveState == bookmarks::ArchiveState::Active); + CHECK(seedModel.execute(bookmarks::GetBookmark{.id = id2}).archiveState == bookmarks::ArchiveState::Active); + Lightweight::DataMapper mapper; + CHECK(mapper.Query().All().empty()); +} + +TEST_CASE("BackendRig::Socket: a second principal's GetBookmark is denied by the model's own " + "ownership re-check over a real wire transport, not by authorizeInstance", + "[bookmarks][model][socket-only]") { + // DoD: "authorization enforced server-side, not by the client." Two real + // sockets, two real signed tokens, one tries to GetBookmark an id it + // does not own. + // + // This is deliberately NOT titled "authorizeInstance denies ..." -- + // finding 027 (docs/findings/027-register-envelope-carries-no-session.md) + // already established that `register` envelopes carry no session, so + // RemoteServer records an empty owner (`_owners[mid]`) for EVERY + // instance a Bridge client registers, plain or shared alike. Given that, + // `authorizeInstance`'s policy shape + // (`ownerPrincipal.empty() || ownerPrincipal == ctx.principal`, + // bookmarks_authorizer.hpp) always takes the empty-owner branch and + // returns true for every caller on every instance -- it is inert here, + // exactly as that file's own @file warning documents. Separately, + // alice's and mallory's BookmarkModel below are each their OWN + // plain-registered instance (not a shared one), so there is not even a + // single shared instance for the hook to arbitrate between the two of + // them. + // + // What actually denies mallory's call is + // BookmarkModel::execute(const GetBookmark&)'s own loadOwned()/ + // requireOwner() re-check: the row's real `ownerPrincipal` DB column + // (a column on the bookmarks table itself, unrelated to RemoteServer's + // inert `_owners` map) does not match mallory's server-verified + // principal, so the model itself throws Forbidden. This is exactly the + // mechanism the README's DoD section names as what is genuinely + // enforced today -- `SigningAuthorizer::authorize()` on every action + // plus the models' own verified-principal scoping -- "with the two + // instance hooks' unreachability filed as a finding." + DbFixture fixture; + constexpr std::string_view kSecret = "cross-user-secret"; + const auto authorizer = + std::make_shared(std::string{kSecret}, morph::session::hmacSha256); + BackendRig rig{Mode::Socket, 2, authorizer}; + const morph::session::TokenIssuer issuer{std::string{kSecret}, morph::session::hmacSha256}; + + auto tokenFor = [&issuer](std::string principal) { + morph::session::Context ctx; + ctx.principal = principal; + ctx.token = issuer.issue(morph::session::SessionToken{ + .principal = std::move(principal), .expiresAtMs = 4102444800000, .roles = {}}); + return ctx; + }; + rig.bridge(0).setDefaultSession(tokenFor("alice")); + rig.bridge(1).setDefaultSession(tokenFor("mallory")); + + auto aliceHandler = rig.client(0); + auto malloryHandler = rig.client(1); + + const auto created = awaitQt(aliceHandler.execute(makeCreate("https://alice.example"))); + + bool malloryFailed = false; + malloryHandler.execute(bookmarks::GetBookmark{.id = created.id}) + .then([](bookmarks::BookmarkView) {}) + .onError([&malloryFailed](const std::exception_ptr&) { malloryFailed = true; }); + REQUIRE(pumpUntil([&malloryFailed] { return malloryFailed; })); +} + +TEST_CASE("BackendRig::Socket: a token signed with a different secret is rejected by " + "SigningAuthorizer::authorize(), not merely by the client", + "[bookmarks][model][socket-only]") { + // Closes a gap Task 14's review flagged as parked, not blocking: a + // Socket-mode negative-auth case (wrong-secret token rejected over the + // real wire transport) was manually fault-injection-verified during + // Task 14's development (task-14-report.md's "Finding-027 framing + // check") but never committed as a permanent test. Composes naturally + // alongside this task's own cross-user case above -- same + // BackendRig::Socket setup, one more BridgeHandler. + // + // Registration itself is unaffected by the wrong secret: authorizeRegister + // is unconditionally permissive (finding 027) and the register envelope + // carries no session to check regardless. The rejection below can + // therefore only come from the per-execute() check -- + // SigningAuthorizer::authorize() verifying the token's signature against + // the server's real secret on every action. + DbFixture fixture; + constexpr std::string_view kServerSecret = "socket-negauth-server-secret"; + constexpr std::string_view kWrongSecret = "socket-negauth-wrong-secret"; + const auto authorizer = std::make_shared(std::string{kServerSecret}, + morph::session::hmacSha256); + BackendRig rig{Mode::Socket, 1, authorizer}; + const morph::session::TokenIssuer wrongIssuer{std::string{kWrongSecret}, morph::session::hmacSha256}; + + morph::session::Context ctx; + ctx.principal = "alice"; + ctx.token = wrongIssuer.issue( + morph::session::SessionToken{.principal = "alice", .expiresAtMs = 4102444800000, .roles = {}}); + rig.bridge(0).setDefaultSession(ctx); + + auto handler = rig.client(0); + + bool callFailed = false; + handler.execute(makeCreate("https://mismatched-secret.example")) + .then([](bookmarks::CreateBookmarkResult) {}) + .onError([&callFailed](const std::exception_ptr&) { callFailed = true; }); + REQUIRE(pumpUntil([&callFailed] { return callFailed; })); +} + +TEST_CASE("Mode::Local has no authorization at all: isolation depends entirely on the model's own re-check", + "[bookmarks][model]") { + // Expected strain points: "Local mode has no authorization at all (the + // local backend never authorizes): the first multi-user rung must + // demonstrate this with a test and document the mitigation." Demonstrated + // here, not just asserted in prose. + DbFixture fixture; + // No authorizer passed -- Mode::Local's LocalBackend never consults one + // regardless (verified against backend.hpp: LocalBackend's registration + // and dispatch paths carry no IAuthorizer reference at all -- grep for + // it there and there is nothing to find), so this is the same as passing + // one: the point this test makes. + BackendRig rig{Mode::Local, 1}; + auto handler = rig.client(0); + + bookmarks::BookmarkId aliceId; + { + const ScopedPrincipal alice{"alice"}; + // Constructed directly, not through the rig's handler -- this + // establishes the row to attack; the attack itself goes through + // the rig, matching a real client's only path. + bookmarks::BookmarkModel seedModel; + aliceId = seedModel.execute(makeCreate("https://alice.example")).id; + } + + // No token/session set on rig.bridge(0) at all -- Local mode's own + // Context::principal, whatever the caller sets client-side, would + // normally be untrustworthy on a Socket transport; here there is no + // authorizer to strip it, so it passes straight through. This test + // simulates the honest worst case: an attacker who sets principal + // directly, which Local mode lets through unchecked. + morph::session::Context ctx; + ctx.principal = "mallory"; + rig.bridge(0).setDefaultSession(ctx); + + bool malloryFailed = false; + handler.execute(bookmarks::GetBookmark{.id = aliceId}) + .then([](bookmarks::BookmarkView) {}) + .onError([&malloryFailed](const std::exception_ptr&) { malloryFailed = true; }); + REQUIRE(pumpUntil([&malloryFailed] { return malloryFailed; })); + // malloryFailed is true only because BookmarkModel::execute(GetBookmark) + // itself re-checked ownership (loadOwned/requireOwner) -- Local mode + // contributed nothing to this result. Documented, not smoothed over, + // per the README's own "Expected strain points" framing. +} diff --git a/examples/bookmarks/tests/test_bookmark_presenter.cpp b/examples/bookmarks/tests/test_bookmark_presenter.cpp new file mode 100644 index 00000000..46805810 --- /dev/null +++ b/examples/bookmarks/tests/test_bookmark_presenter.cpp @@ -0,0 +1,498 @@ +// SPDX-License-Identifier: Apache-2.0 +// +// BookmarkPresenter's own suite (Task 17): each of its ten actions +// (create/edit/archive/unarchive/remove/get/list/getChangesSince/bulkEdit/ +// importChunk/exportAll) round-trips through the presenter's own signals — +// not the model directly — across the full BackendRig mode matrix +// (Local/LocalSingleThread/Socket, examples/TESTING.md "The dual-mode +// fixture"), plus a `failed()` case per action. Domain rules (ownership, +// tag diffing, archive-state filtering, bulk-atomicity, ...) already have a +// dedicated suite at the model level (test_bookmark_model.cpp); this file +// only proves the presenter wires each action to the right signal, sets +// `busy()`/`idle()` correctly, and neither crashes nor hangs — the +// "translates and routes only" contract bookmark_presenter.hpp's own doc +// comment states (examples/IMPLEMENTATION.md rule 2). +// +// Every mode needs a real signed token: every action in this rung requires +// one (finding 027's in-rung workaround — see bookmarks_authorizer.hpp's +// @file comment), so even Local/LocalSingleThread mode (which runs no real +// authorizer) still needs `session::current()->principal` populated for a +// model's own scoping to succeed — `Bridge::setDefaultSession` supplies the +// per-call Context every mode dispatches through, exactly the recipe +// test_bookmark_model.cpp's own backend-mode-matrix case uses. + +#include "bookmark_presenter.hpp" +#include "testkit/backend_rig.hpp" +#include "testkit/db_fixture.hpp" +#include "testkit/pump.hpp" + +#include +#include + +#include +#include + +#include +#include +#include +#include +#include + +namespace { + +using morph::ladder::testkit::BackendRig; +using morph::ladder::testkit::DbFixture; +using morph::ladder::testkit::Mode; +using morph::ladder::testkit::pumpUntil; + +/// @brief Builds a rig authenticated as @p principal, for @p mode, over a +/// fresh authorizer keyed on @p secret. See this file's own top +/// comment for why every mode needs this, not just Socket. +[[nodiscard]] std::unique_ptr makeAuthedRig(Mode mode, std::string_view secret, std::string principal, + std::size_t nClients = 1) { + const auto authorizer = + std::make_shared(std::string{secret}, morph::session::hmacSha256); + auto rig = std::make_unique(mode, nClients, authorizer); + const morph::session::TokenIssuer issuer{std::string{secret}, morph::session::hmacSha256}; + morph::session::Context ctx; + ctx.principal = std::move(principal); + ctx.token = issuer.issue( + morph::session::SessionToken{.principal = ctx.principal, .expiresAtMs = 4102444800000, .roles = {}}); + for (std::size_t i = 0; i < nClients; ++i) { + rig->bridge(i).setDefaultSession(ctx); + } + return rig; +} + +[[nodiscard]] bookmarks::CreateBookmark makeCreate(std::string url, std::string title = {}) { + bookmarks::CreateBookmark create; + create.url = std::move(url); + create.title = std::move(title); + return create; +} + +} // namespace + +TEST_CASE("BookmarkPresenter::create then get round-trips a bookmark, all three backend modes", + "[bookmarks][presenter]") { + const auto mode = GENERATE(Mode::Local, Mode::LocalSingleThread, Mode::Socket); + CAPTURE(mode); + DbFixture fixture; + auto rig = makeAuthedRig(mode, "presenter-create-get-secret", "alice"); + bookmarks::gui::BookmarkPresenter presenter{rig->bridge(0), rig->executor()}; + + bookmarks::BookmarkId createdId; + bool created = false; + QObject::connect(&presenter, &bookmarks::gui::BookmarkPresenter::created, + [&](bookmarks::CreateBookmarkResult result) { + createdId = result.id; + created = true; + }); + presenter.create(makeCreate("https://one.example", "One")); + REQUIRE(pumpUntil([&] { return created; })); + REQUIRE_FALSE(presenter.busy()); + REQUIRE(createdId.hasValue()); + + bookmarks::BookmarkView loaded; + bool gotLoaded = false; + QObject::connect(&presenter, &bookmarks::gui::BookmarkPresenter::loaded, [&](bookmarks::BookmarkView view) { + loaded = view; + gotLoaded = true; + }); + presenter.get(bookmarks::GetBookmark{.id = createdId}); + REQUIRE(pumpUntil([&] { return gotLoaded; })); + REQUIRE_FALSE(presenter.busy()); + CHECK(loaded.id == createdId); + CHECK(loaded.url == "https://one.example"); + CHECK(loaded.title == "One"); +} + +TEST_CASE("BookmarkPresenter::edit replaces a bookmark's fields, all three backend modes", + "[bookmarks][presenter]") { + const auto mode = GENERATE(Mode::Local, Mode::LocalSingleThread, Mode::Socket); + CAPTURE(mode); + DbFixture fixture; + auto rig = makeAuthedRig(mode, "presenter-edit-secret", "alice"); + bookmarks::gui::BookmarkPresenter presenter{rig->bridge(0), rig->executor()}; + + bookmarks::BookmarkId createdId; + bool created = false; + QObject::connect(&presenter, &bookmarks::gui::BookmarkPresenter::created, + [&](bookmarks::CreateBookmarkResult result) { + createdId = result.id; + created = true; + }); + presenter.create(makeCreate("https://before.example", "Before")); + REQUIRE(pumpUntil([&] { return created; })); + + bookmarks::BookmarkView edited; + bool gotEdited = false; + QObject::connect(&presenter, &bookmarks::gui::BookmarkPresenter::edited, [&](bookmarks::BookmarkView view) { + edited = view; + gotEdited = true; + }); + presenter.edit(bookmarks::EditBookmark{ + .id = createdId, .url = "https://after.example", .title = "After", .description = {}, .notes = {}, .tags = {}}); + REQUIRE(pumpUntil([&] { return gotEdited; })); + REQUIRE_FALSE(presenter.busy()); + CHECK(edited.id == createdId); + CHECK(edited.url == "https://after.example"); + CHECK(edited.title == "After"); + + // Persisted, not merely reflected back from the action. + bookmarks::BookmarkView reloaded; + bool gotReloaded = false; + QObject::connect(&presenter, &bookmarks::gui::BookmarkPresenter::loaded, [&](bookmarks::BookmarkView view) { + reloaded = view; + gotReloaded = true; + }); + presenter.get(bookmarks::GetBookmark{.id = createdId}); + REQUIRE(pumpUntil([&] { return gotReloaded; })); + CHECK(reloaded.url == "https://after.example"); + CHECK(reloaded.title == "After"); +} + +TEST_CASE("BookmarkPresenter::archive then unarchive a bookmark, all three backend modes", + "[bookmarks][presenter]") { + const auto mode = GENERATE(Mode::Local, Mode::LocalSingleThread, Mode::Socket); + CAPTURE(mode); + DbFixture fixture; + auto rig = makeAuthedRig(mode, "presenter-archive-secret", "alice"); + bookmarks::gui::BookmarkPresenter presenter{rig->bridge(0), rig->executor()}; + + bookmarks::BookmarkId createdId; + bool created = false; + QObject::connect(&presenter, &bookmarks::gui::BookmarkPresenter::created, + [&](bookmarks::CreateBookmarkResult result) { + createdId = result.id; + created = true; + }); + presenter.create(makeCreate("https://archivable.example")); + REQUIRE(pumpUntil([&] { return created; })); + + bool archived = false; + QObject::connect(&presenter, &bookmarks::gui::BookmarkPresenter::archived, [&] { archived = true; }); + presenter.archive(bookmarks::ArchiveBookmark{.id = createdId}); + REQUIRE(pumpUntil([&] { return archived; })); + REQUIRE_FALSE(presenter.busy()); + + bookmarks::BookmarkView archivedView; + bool gotArchivedView = false; + QObject::connect(&presenter, &bookmarks::gui::BookmarkPresenter::loaded, [&](bookmarks::BookmarkView view) { + archivedView = view; + gotArchivedView = true; + }); + presenter.get(bookmarks::GetBookmark{.id = createdId}); + REQUIRE(pumpUntil([&] { return gotArchivedView; })); + CHECK(archivedView.archiveState == bookmarks::ArchiveState::Archived); + + bool unarchived = false; + QObject::connect(&presenter, &bookmarks::gui::BookmarkPresenter::unarchived, [&] { unarchived = true; }); + presenter.unarchive(bookmarks::UnarchiveBookmark{.id = createdId}); + REQUIRE(pumpUntil([&] { return unarchived; })); + REQUIRE_FALSE(presenter.busy()); +} + +TEST_CASE("BookmarkPresenter::remove deletes a bookmark, and a follow-up get fails, all three backend modes", + "[bookmarks][presenter]") { + const auto mode = GENERATE(Mode::Local, Mode::LocalSingleThread, Mode::Socket); + CAPTURE(mode); + DbFixture fixture; + auto rig = makeAuthedRig(mode, "presenter-remove-secret", "alice"); + bookmarks::gui::BookmarkPresenter presenter{rig->bridge(0), rig->executor()}; + + bookmarks::BookmarkId createdId; + bool created = false; + QObject::connect(&presenter, &bookmarks::gui::BookmarkPresenter::created, + [&](bookmarks::CreateBookmarkResult result) { + createdId = result.id; + created = true; + }); + presenter.create(makeCreate("https://doomed.example")); + REQUIRE(pumpUntil([&] { return created; })); + + bool removed = false; + QObject::connect(&presenter, &bookmarks::gui::BookmarkPresenter::removed, [&] { removed = true; }); + presenter.remove(bookmarks::DeleteBookmark{.id = createdId}); + REQUIRE(pumpUntil([&] { return removed; })); + REQUIRE_FALSE(presenter.busy()); + + QString failure; + bool failed = false; + QObject::connect(&presenter, &bookmarks::gui::BookmarkPresenter::failed, [&](QString message) { + failure = message; + failed = true; + }); + presenter.get(bookmarks::GetBookmark{.id = createdId}); + REQUIRE(pumpUntil([&] { return failed; })); + CHECK_FALSE(failure.isEmpty()); + REQUIRE_FALSE(presenter.busy()); +} + +TEST_CASE("BookmarkPresenter::list returns the bookmarks just created, all three backend modes", + "[bookmarks][presenter]") { + const auto mode = GENERATE(Mode::Local, Mode::LocalSingleThread, Mode::Socket); + CAPTURE(mode); + DbFixture fixture; + auto rig = makeAuthedRig(mode, "presenter-list-secret", "alice"); + bookmarks::gui::BookmarkPresenter presenter{rig->bridge(0), rig->executor()}; + + std::vector createdIds; + QObject::connect(&presenter, &bookmarks::gui::BookmarkPresenter::created, + [&](bookmarks::CreateBookmarkResult result) { createdIds.push_back(result.id); }); + + constexpr int kCount = 3; + for (int i = 0; i < kCount; ++i) { + presenter.create(makeCreate("https://listed" + std::to_string(i) + ".example")); + REQUIRE(pumpUntil([&] { return static_cast(createdIds.size()) == i + 1; })); + } + REQUIRE(createdIds.size() == static_cast(kCount)); + + bookmarks::ListBookmarksResult listed; + bool gotListed = false; + QObject::connect(&presenter, &bookmarks::gui::BookmarkPresenter::listed, + [&](bookmarks::ListBookmarksResult result) { + listed = std::move(result); + gotListed = true; + }); + presenter.list(bookmarks::ListBookmarks{}); + REQUIRE(pumpUntil([&] { return gotListed; })); + REQUIRE_FALSE(presenter.busy()); + + REQUIRE(listed.bookmarks.size() == static_cast(kCount)); + for (const auto& id : createdIds) { + CHECK(std::ranges::find_if(listed.bookmarks, [&](const bookmarks::BookmarkSummary& summary) { + return summary.id == id; + }) != listed.bookmarks.end()); + } +} + +TEST_CASE("BookmarkPresenter::getChangesSince returns only bookmarks touched after the given instant, " + "all three backend modes", + "[bookmarks][presenter]") { + const auto mode = GENERATE(Mode::Local, Mode::LocalSingleThread, Mode::Socket); + CAPTURE(mode); + DbFixture fixture; + auto rig = makeAuthedRig(mode, "presenter-changes-secret", "alice"); + bookmarks::gui::BookmarkPresenter presenter{rig->bridge(0), rig->executor()}; + + bookmarks::GetChangesSinceResult firstPoll; + bool gotFirstPoll = false; + QObject::connect(&presenter, &bookmarks::gui::BookmarkPresenter::changesSince, + [&](bookmarks::GetChangesSinceResult result) { + firstPoll = std::move(result); + gotFirstPoll = true; + }); + presenter.getChangesSince(bookmarks::GetChangesSince{}); + REQUIRE(pumpUntil([&] { return gotFirstPoll; })); + REQUIRE_FALSE(presenter.busy()); + CHECK(firstPoll.changed.empty()); + const auto cursor = firstPoll.asOf; + + bookmarks::BookmarkId createdId; + bool created = false; + QObject::connect(&presenter, &bookmarks::gui::BookmarkPresenter::created, + [&](bookmarks::CreateBookmarkResult result) { + createdId = result.id; + created = true; + }); + presenter.create(makeCreate("https://changed.example")); + REQUIRE(pumpUntil([&] { return created; })); + + bookmarks::GetChangesSinceResult secondPoll; + bool gotSecondPoll = false; + QObject::connect(&presenter, &bookmarks::gui::BookmarkPresenter::changesSince, + [&](bookmarks::GetChangesSinceResult result) { + secondPoll = std::move(result); + gotSecondPoll = true; + }); + presenter.getChangesSince(bookmarks::GetChangesSince{.since = cursor}); + REQUIRE(pumpUntil([&] { return gotSecondPoll; })); + REQUIRE_FALSE(presenter.busy()); + REQUIRE(secondPoll.changed.size() == 1); + CHECK(secondPoll.changed.front().id == createdId); +} + +TEST_CASE("BookmarkPresenter::bulkEdit applies tags and archive state to every given id, " + "all three backend modes", + "[bookmarks][presenter]") { + const auto mode = GENERATE(Mode::Local, Mode::LocalSingleThread, Mode::Socket); + CAPTURE(mode); + DbFixture fixture; + auto rig = makeAuthedRig(mode, "presenter-bulk-secret", "alice"); + bookmarks::gui::BookmarkPresenter presenter{rig->bridge(0), rig->executor()}; + + std::vector createdIds; + QObject::connect(&presenter, &bookmarks::gui::BookmarkPresenter::created, + [&](bookmarks::CreateBookmarkResult result) { createdIds.push_back(result.id); }); + presenter.create(makeCreate("https://bulk-one.example")); + REQUIRE(pumpUntil([&] { return createdIds.size() == 1; })); + presenter.create(makeCreate("https://bulk-two.example")); + REQUIRE(pumpUntil([&] { return createdIds.size() == 2; })); + + bookmarks::BulkEditResult bulkResult; + bool bulkEdited = false; + QObject::connect(&presenter, &bookmarks::gui::BookmarkPresenter::bulkEdited, + [&](bookmarks::BulkEditResult result) { + bulkResult = result; + bulkEdited = true; + }); + presenter.bulkEdit(bookmarks::BulkEdit{.ids = createdIds, + .addTags = {"batch"}, + .removeTags = {}, + .archive = bookmarks::BulkArchiveOp::Archive}); + REQUIRE(pumpUntil([&] { return bulkEdited; })); + REQUIRE_FALSE(presenter.busy()); + CHECK(morph::math::floor(*bulkResult.affected) == 2); +} + +TEST_CASE("BookmarkPresenter::importChunk then exportAll round-trips bookmarks, all three backend modes", + "[bookmarks][presenter]") { + const auto mode = GENERATE(Mode::Local, Mode::LocalSingleThread, Mode::Socket); + CAPTURE(mode); + DbFixture fixture; + auto rig = makeAuthedRig(mode, "presenter-import-secret", "alice"); + bookmarks::gui::BookmarkPresenter presenter{rig->bridge(0), rig->executor()}; + + bookmarks::ImportBookmarksResult importResult; + bool imported = false; + QObject::connect(&presenter, &bookmarks::gui::BookmarkPresenter::imported, + [&](bookmarks::ImportBookmarksResult result) { + importResult = result; + imported = true; + }); + bookmarks::ImportBookmarks importAction; + importAction.chunk = R"(
Imported)"; + importAction.opId = bookmarks::ImportOpId{"presenter-import-1"}; + presenter.importChunk(importAction); + REQUIRE(pumpUntil([&] { return imported; })); + REQUIRE_FALSE(presenter.busy()); + CHECK(morph::math::floor(*importResult.imported) == 1); + + bookmarks::ExportBookmarksResult exportResult; + bool exported = false; + QObject::connect(&presenter, &bookmarks::gui::BookmarkPresenter::exported, + [&](bookmarks::ExportBookmarksResult result) { + exportResult = std::move(result); + exported = true; + }); + presenter.exportAll(bookmarks::ExportBookmarks{}); + REQUIRE(pumpUntil([&] { return exported; })); + REQUIRE_FALSE(presenter.busy()); + CHECK(exportResult.html.find("https://imported.example") != std::string::npos); +} + +TEST_CASE("Every BookmarkPresenter validation-driven action routes its failure to failed(), not just create()", + "[bookmarks][presenter]") { + // Not a completeness ritual: `track()`'s third argument is attached + // per-call, and `Completion::onError` keeps only the *last* handler + // attached (docs/findings/023), so a mis-wired `onErr` on one action is + // invisible from every other action's tests. See + // pastebin::gui::PastePresenter's identical test for the full rationale. + DbFixture fixture; + auto rig = makeAuthedRig(Mode::Local, "presenter-fail-secret", "alice"); + bookmarks::gui::BookmarkPresenter presenter{rig->bridge(0), rig->executor()}; + + QString failure; + int failures = 0; + QObject::connect(&presenter, &bookmarks::gui::BookmarkPresenter::failed, [&](QString message) { + failure = message; + ++failures; + }); + + // create: empty url fails CreateBookmark::validate(). + presenter.create(bookmarks::CreateBookmark{}); + REQUIRE(pumpUntil([&] { return failures == 1; })); + REQUIRE_FALSE(presenter.busy()); + + // edit: disengaged id and empty url both fail EditBookmark::validate(). + presenter.edit(bookmarks::EditBookmark{}); + REQUIRE(pumpUntil([&] { return failures == 2; })); + REQUIRE_FALSE(presenter.busy()); + + // archive/unarchive/remove/get: a disengaged id fails each validate(). + presenter.archive(bookmarks::ArchiveBookmark{}); + REQUIRE(pumpUntil([&] { return failures == 3; })); + presenter.unarchive(bookmarks::UnarchiveBookmark{}); + REQUIRE(pumpUntil([&] { return failures == 4; })); + presenter.remove(bookmarks::DeleteBookmark{}); + REQUIRE(pumpUntil([&] { return failures == 5; })); + presenter.get(bookmarks::GetBookmark{}); + REQUIRE(pumpUntil([&] { return failures == 6; })); + REQUIRE_FALSE(presenter.busy()); + + // bulkEdit: an empty id list fails BulkEdit::validate(). + presenter.bulkEdit(bookmarks::BulkEdit{}); + REQUIRE(pumpUntil([&] { return failures == 7; })); + REQUIRE_FALSE(presenter.busy()); + + // importChunk: an empty chunk fails ImportBookmarks::validate(). + presenter.importChunk(bookmarks::ImportBookmarks{}); + REQUIRE(pumpUntil([&] { return failures == 8; })); + REQUIRE_FALSE(presenter.busy()); + CHECK_FALSE(failure.isEmpty()); +} + +TEST_CASE("BookmarkPresenter::get against an unknown id emits failed, not a crash", "[bookmarks][presenter]") { + DbFixture fixture; + auto rig = makeAuthedRig(Mode::Local, "presenter-get-unknown-secret", "alice"); + bookmarks::gui::BookmarkPresenter presenter{rig->bridge(0), rig->executor()}; + + QString failure; + bool failed = false; + QObject::connect(&presenter, &bookmarks::gui::BookmarkPresenter::failed, [&](QString message) { + failure = message; + failed = true; + }); + presenter.get(bookmarks::GetBookmark{.id = bookmarks::BookmarkId{999999}}); + REQUIRE(pumpUntil([&] { return failed; })); + CHECK_FALSE(failure.isEmpty()); + REQUIRE_FALSE(presenter.busy()); +} + +TEST_CASE("BookmarkPresenter::list/getChangesSince/exportAll all emit failed with no session at all, " + "not a crash", + "[bookmarks][presenter]") { + // list/getChangesSince/exportAll all have `validate() { return true; }` + // unconditionally -- their only reachable failure is a genuine model-level + // error, not a validation one. `BookmarkModel`'s own `requirePrincipal()` + // (bookmark_model.cpp) throws `Forbidden` before touching the database at + // all when `session::current()` carries no principal, so an unauthenticated + // bridge (no `setDefaultSession` call, mirroring + // test_shared_feed_presenter.cpp's identical "no session" case) reaches + // exactly that path safely. + // + // A dropped-table variant of this case was tried first and reverted: even + // one drop-then-`DbFixture`-reapply cycle against `bookmarks` (a table + // three other tables foreign-key into), run inside this file's much larger + // suite of `BackendRig`-driven test cases, was empirically observed to + // corrupt Lightweight's `SqlMigration` fold-state cache + // (`ComputeUpgradeForTable`'s `.at()` lookup stops finding its key) and + // cascade failures into unrelated later tests across the whole binary, + // including files that never touch a dropped table. Not a bug in + // `BookmarkPresenter` or in this rung's schema -- this case avoids it + // entirely by never mutating the schema mid-suite. + DbFixture fixture; + BackendRig rig{Mode::Local, 1}; + bookmarks::gui::BookmarkPresenter presenter{rig.bridge(0), rig.executor()}; + + QString failure; + int failures = 0; + QObject::connect(&presenter, &bookmarks::gui::BookmarkPresenter::failed, [&](QString message) { + failure = message; + ++failures; + }); + + presenter.list(bookmarks::ListBookmarks{}); + REQUIRE(pumpUntil([&] { return failures == 1; })); + REQUIRE_FALSE(presenter.busy()); + + presenter.getChangesSince(bookmarks::GetChangesSince{}); + REQUIRE(pumpUntil([&] { return failures == 2; })); + REQUIRE_FALSE(presenter.busy()); + + presenter.exportAll(bookmarks::ExportBookmarks{}); + REQUIRE(pumpUntil([&] { return failures == 3; })); + CHECK_FALSE(failure.isEmpty()); + REQUIRE_FALSE(presenter.busy()); +} diff --git a/examples/bookmarks/tests/test_bookmark_qml_bridges.cpp b/examples/bookmarks/tests/test_bookmark_qml_bridges.cpp new file mode 100644 index 00000000..ba37a3a5 --- /dev/null +++ b/examples/bookmarks/tests/test_bookmark_qml_bridges.cpp @@ -0,0 +1,858 @@ +// SPDX-License-Identifier: Apache-2.0 +// +// The QML-adapter layer's own suite: `FormsBridge`, `BookmarkBridge`, +// `TagBridge` and `SharedFeedBridge` (`gui_lib/bookmark_qml_bridges.hpp`) plus +// the action-type routing in `BookmarkFormsController::dispatch` +// (`gui_lib/bookmark_forms_controller.cpp`) — everything that stands between +// the Task 17 presenters and the QML shell. +// +// Why this file exists as a *separate* suite from test_bookmark_presenter.cpp: +// those adapters are the only place in the rung where a `BookmarkView` becomes +// a `QVariantMap`, an action type becomes a routing-table string, and a signal +// acquires the exact name and signature `gui/qml/Main.qml`, +// `gui/qml/LoginView.qml` and `gui/qml/BookmarkListView.qml` bind against. QML +// binds by *string*, so a renamed key, a mistyped action id or a changed +// signal signature is not a compile error anywhere — it is a silently empty +// label at run time, and the offscreen engine-load smoke test +// (test_gui_qml_smoke.cpp) deliberately loads the QML with every controller +// null, so it cannot catch it either. Every assertion below that names a +// string key, an action id or a signal signature is therefore a cross-check +// against a real binding site in those three QML files, cited inline. Mirrors +// rung 1's own `examples/pastebin/tests/test_paste_qml_bridges.cpp`, which +// established this suite's shape. +// +// All four adapters are Qt-Core-only (`QVariantMap` is Qt Core; the +// engine-facing side is `setInitialProperties` in the shell), so they +// instantiate under the testkit's owned application object exactly like the +// presenters do — no QML engine, no window. Domain rules (ownership, tag +// diffing, archive filtering, bulk atomicity, the shared feed's query) are the +// models' and are covered in test_bookmark_model.cpp / test_tag_model.cpp / +// test_shared_feed_model.cpp; routing and busy/idle are the presenters' and are +// covered in their own suites. This file only proves the translation. +// +// ── Arms that are structurally unreachable, and are therefore not asserted ── +// Three of the private renderers in bookmark_qml_bridges.cpp have an arm no +// test in this file can reach, because nothing in the rung can *produce* the +// input: +// * `readStateText(ReadState::Read)` — no action anywhere in the rung clears +// `BookmarkRecord::isUnread` (it is `true` at construction and is only ever +// read, in `bookmark_model.cpp` and `shared_feed_model.cpp`), so every row +// any client can ever see is `Unread`. There is no "mark as read" action. +// * `isoOrEmpty`'s empty arm — every `Timestamp` in a bookmark bag comes from +// `bookmark_model.cpp`'s `fromEpochMs`, which always returns an engaged +// `Timestamp`, and both `createdAtMs`/`updatedAtMs` are stamped on insert. +// * `countText`'s `"N/A"` arm — every `Count` that reaches a bag is built by +// `Count::fromDouble`, which is always engaged. +// They are defensive, not dead-by-mistake (each mirrors a shape rung 1 does +// reach), and reaching them from here would mean exposing the renderers +// themselves purely for a test. Stated rather than silently skipped; if a later +// rung adds the missing action, the arms become reachable and belong here. + +#include "bookmark_qml_bridges.hpp" +#include "bookmark_schemas.hpp" +#include "bookmarks/auth/bookmarks_authorizer.hpp" +#include "testkit/backend_rig.hpp" +#include "testkit/db_fixture.hpp" +#include "testkit/pump.hpp" + +#include + +#include +#include + +#include +#include +#include +#include +#include +#include +#include +#include +#include +#include + +#include +#include +#include +#include +#include +#include + +namespace { + +using morph::ladder::testkit::BackendRig; +using morph::ladder::testkit::DbFixture; +using morph::ladder::testkit::Mode; +using morph::ladder::testkit::pumpUntil; + +constexpr std::string_view kSecret = "qml-bridges-test-secret"; + +/// @brief Builds a rig whose one bridge already carries a valid session for +/// @p principal — the state a client is in *after* login. +/// +/// Every action in this rung needs a populated `session::current()->principal` +/// for the model's own scoping to succeed, even in `Mode::Local` (which runs no +/// authorizer at all) — the same recipe, and the same reason, as +/// test_bookmark_presenter.cpp's own helper. +/// @param principal The identity to install. +/// @return The rig, owning the bridge and executor the adapters take. +[[nodiscard]] std::unique_ptr makeAuthedRig(std::string principal) { + auto rig = std::make_unique(Mode::Local, 1); + const morph::session::TokenIssuer issuer{std::string{kSecret}, morph::session::hmacSha256}; + morph::session::Context ctx; + ctx.principal = std::move(principal); + // Every field named, not just the two that matter: `-Weverything` includes + // `-Wmissing-designated-field-initializers`, which fires on a partial + // designated-initializer list (see test_app.cpp's own note on this). + ctx.token = issuer.issue(morph::session::SessionToken{ + .principal = ctx.principal, + .issuedAtMs = 0, + .expiresAtMs = 4102444800000, // year 2100, far future + .roles = {}, + }); + rig->bridge(0).setDefaultSession(ctx); + return rig; +} + +/// @brief Installs a process-global `TokenIssuer` for a scope and clears it +/// again on the way out — `AuthModel::execute(const Login&)` throws +/// without one. Same shape, and the same +/// failing-REQUIRE-must-not-leak-it rationale, as +/// test_bookmarks_authorizer.cpp's own. +class ScopedTokenIssuer { + public: + explicit ScopedTokenIssuer(std::shared_ptr issuer) { + bookmarks::auth::setTokenIssuer(std::move(issuer)); + } + ~ScopedTokenIssuer() { bookmarks::auth::setTokenIssuer(nullptr); } + ScopedTokenIssuer(const ScopedTokenIssuer&) = delete; + ScopedTokenIssuer& operator=(const ScopedTokenIssuer&) = delete; + ScopedTokenIssuer(ScopedTokenIssuer&&) = delete; + ScopedTokenIssuer& operator=(ScopedTokenIssuer&&) = delete; +}; + +/// @brief One `submitIfValid` round trip, exactly as a `DynamicForm`'s submit +/// button performs it. +/// @param forms The bridge to submit through. +/// @param actionType The action id QML names as a string literal. +/// @param bodyJson Fully-assembled JSON body, as `DynamicForm` builds it. +/// @return `{ok, payload}` from the single `replyReceived` the submit produces. +[[nodiscard]] std::pair submit(bookmarks::gui::FormsBridge& forms, const QString& actionType, + const QString& bodyJson) { + bool replied = false; + bool ok = false; + QString payload; + QString echoedType; + const auto connection = + QObject::connect(&forms, &bookmarks::gui::FormsBridge::replyReceived, + [&](const QString& type, bool succeeded, const QString& body) { + echoedType = type; + ok = succeeded; + payload = body; + replied = true; + }); + forms.submitIfValid(actionType, bodyJson); + const bool settled = pumpUntil([&] { return replied; }); + QObject::disconnect(connection); + REQUIRE(settled); + // BookmarkListView.qml:190 dispatches on the echoed type (it returns early + // for "Login" and resets a different form for each of the others), so a + // normalised or empty echo would misroute every outcome on that screen. + REQUIRE(echoedType == actionType); + return {ok, payload}; +} + +/// @brief Creates one bookmark through the schema-driven form path and returns +/// its id in the `qlonglong` shape list rows and invokables use. +/// +/// This is the composition the shell actually performs: `BookmarkListView.qml` +/// creates through `formsController.submitIfValid` (:249) and reads the outcome +/// in `onReplyReceived` (:190), never through `bookmarkController` — +/// `BookmarkBridge` relays no `created` signal at all (see +/// bookmark_qml_bridges.hpp's comment on why that is deliberate). The id comes +/// out of the reply payload, a `CreateBookmarkResult` (`{"id": …}`). +/// @param forms The bridge to submit through. +/// @param bodyJson A `CreateBookmark` body. +/// @return The new bookmark's id. +[[nodiscard]] qlonglong createVia(bookmarks::gui::FormsBridge& forms, const QString& bodyJson) { + const auto [ok, payload] = submit(forms, QStringLiteral("CreateBookmark"), bodyJson); + REQUIRE(ok); + const QJsonDocument reply = QJsonDocument::fromJson(payload.toUtf8()); + REQUIRE(reply.isObject()); + const auto id = reply.object().value(QStringLiteral("id")).toVariant().toLongLong(); + REQUIRE(id > 0); + return id; +} + +/// @brief `BookmarkBridge::open`'s one bag. +/// @param bridge The bridge to read through. +/// @param id The bookmark to open. +/// @return The property bag `loaded` carried. +[[nodiscard]] QVariantMap openBag(bookmarks::gui::BookmarkBridge& bridge, qlonglong id) { + QVariantMap bag; + bool loaded = false; + const auto connection = QObject::connect(&bridge, &bookmarks::gui::BookmarkBridge::loaded, + [&](const QVariantMap& bookmark) { + bag = bookmark; + loaded = true; + }); + bridge.open(id); + const bool settled = pumpUntil([&] { return loaded; }); + QObject::disconnect(connection); + REQUIRE(settled); + return bag; +} + +/// @brief The rows `BookmarkBridge::refresh` (or `refreshIncludingArchived`) +/// hands the list delegate. +/// @tparam Refresh Callable invoked to start the listing. +/// @param bridge The bridge to list through. +/// @param refresh Which listing to start. +/// @return The page's rows. +template +[[nodiscard]] QVariantList listRows(bookmarks::gui::BookmarkBridge& bridge, Refresh refresh) { + QVariantList rows; + bool listed = false; + const auto connection = QObject::connect(&bridge, &bookmarks::gui::BookmarkBridge::listed, + [&](const QVariantList& page) { + rows = page; + listed = true; + }); + refresh(); + const bool settled = pumpUntil([&] { return listed; }); + QObject::disconnect(connection); + REQUIRE(settled); + return rows; +} + +/// @brief `TagBridge::refresh`'s rows. +/// @param tags The bridge to list through. +/// @return The tag rows. +[[nodiscard]] QVariantList tagRows(bookmarks::gui::TagBridge& tags) { + QVariantList rows; + bool listed = false; + const auto connection = + QObject::connect(&tags, &bookmarks::gui::TagBridge::listed, [&](const QVariantList& page) { + rows = page; + listed = true; + }); + tags.refresh(); + const bool settled = pumpUntil([&] { return listed; }); + QObject::disconnect(connection); + REQUIRE(settled); + return rows; +} + +/// @brief The id of the tag named @p name in @p rows. +/// @param rows Tag rows from `TagBridge::listed`. +/// @param name The tag name to find. +/// @return Its id, or `-1` if absent. +[[nodiscard]] qlonglong tagIdNamed(const QVariantList& rows, const QString& name) { + for (const QVariant& row : rows) { + const QVariantMap bag = row.toMap(); + if (bag.value(QStringLiteral("name")).toString() == name) { + return bag.value(QStringLiteral("id")).toLongLong(); + } + } + return -1; +} + +/// @brief How many methods a class declares itself (signals + `Q_INVOKABLE`s), +/// i.e. excluding everything it inherits from `QObject`. +/// @param meta The class's meta-object. +/// @return The count of own methods. +[[nodiscard]] int ownMethodCount(const QMetaObject* meta) { return meta->methodCount() - meta->methodOffset(); } + +} // namespace + +// ═════════════════════════════════════════════════════════════════════════ +// The QML-visible surface: names and signatures QML binds by string +// ═════════════════════════════════════════════════════════════════════════ + +TEST_CASE("FormsBridge exposes exactly the surface DynamicForm, LoginView.qml and BookmarkListView.qml bind against", + "[bookmarks][gui][qml-bridges]") { + DbFixture fixture; + auto rig = makeAuthedRig("alice"); + bookmarks::gui::FormsBridge forms{rig->bridge(0), rig->executor()}; + + const QMetaObject* meta = forms.metaObject(); + + // `root.formsController.schemasJson` — Main.qml:35. + REQUIRE(meta->indexOfProperty("schemasJson") >= 0); + CHECK(meta->property(meta->indexOfProperty("schemasJson")).isConstant()); + CHECK(meta->propertyCount() - meta->propertyOffset() == 1); + + // `page.formsController.submitIfValid("Login", loginForm.previewLine)` — + // LoginView.qml:90; the same call with five other action ids in + // BookmarkListView.qml (:249, :413, :428, :480, :495). Two QString + // arguments, invokable from QML. + REQUIRE(meta->indexOfMethod("submitIfValid(QString,QString)") >= 0); + + // `function onReplyReceived(actionType, ok, payload)` — LoginView.qml:42 + // and BookmarkListView.qml:190; `function onLoggedIn(principal)` — + // Main.qml:47. + REQUIRE(meta->indexOfSignal("replyReceived(QString,bool,QString)") >= 0); + REQUIRE(meta->indexOfSignal("loggedIn(QString)") >= 0); + + // Nothing else: an adapter method with no binding site is a stub, and one + // removed from under a binding is a silent runtime gap. + CHECK(ownMethodCount(meta) == 3); + + // The property's value is the shared schema document, verbatim — the same + // one every shell builds (bookmark_schemas.hpp exists so they cannot + // diverge), and `JSON.parse`-able, since Main.qml:35 does exactly that. + CHECK(forms.schemasJson().toStdString() == bookmarks::gui::bookmarkSchemasJson()); + const QJsonDocument schemas = QJsonDocument::fromJson(forms.schemasJson().toUtf8()); + REQUIRE(schemas.isObject()); + // The six action ids QML passes to `submitIfValid` as string literals must + // each have a schema to render from, or the form is blank. + for (const char* actionType : {"Login", "CreateBookmark", "EditBookmark", "ImportBookmarks", "RenameTag", + "MergeTags"}) { + INFO("missing schema: " << actionType); + CHECK(schemas.object().contains(QString::fromLatin1(actionType))); + } + CHECK(schemas.object().size() == 6); +} + +TEST_CASE("BookmarkBridge exposes exactly the surface BookmarkListView.qml binds against", + "[bookmarks][gui][qml-bridges]") { + DbFixture fixture; + auto rig = makeAuthedRig("alice"); + bookmarks::gui::BookmarkBridge bookmarkBridge{rig->bridge(0), rig->executor()}; + + const QMetaObject* meta = bookmarkBridge.metaObject(); + + // `page.bookmarkController.refresh()` (BookmarkListView.qml:68), + // `.refreshIncludingArchived()` (:66), `.open(row.modelData.id)` (:301), + // `.archive(page.currentBookmark.id)` (:377), `.unarchive(...)` (:383), + // `.remove(...)` (:389), `.bulkArchive(page.selectedIds, true/false)` + // (:323, :329). + REQUIRE(meta->indexOfMethod("refresh()") >= 0); + REQUIRE(meta->indexOfMethod("refreshIncludingArchived()") >= 0); + REQUIRE(meta->indexOfMethod("open(qlonglong)") >= 0); + REQUIRE(meta->indexOfMethod("archive(qlonglong)") >= 0); + REQUIRE(meta->indexOfMethod("unarchive(qlonglong)") >= 0); + REQUIRE(meta->indexOfMethod("remove(qlonglong)") >= 0); + REQUIRE(meta->indexOfMethod("bulkArchive(QVariantList,bool)") >= 0); + + // `function onListed(rows)` / `onLoaded(bookmark)` / `onArchived()` / + // `onUnarchived()` / `onRemoved()` / `onBulkEdited(affected)` / + // `onFailed(message)` — BookmarkListView.qml:116, :126, :131, :136, :141, + // :147, :153. + REQUIRE(meta->indexOfSignal("listed(QVariantList)") >= 0); + REQUIRE(meta->indexOfSignal("loaded(QVariantMap)") >= 0); + REQUIRE(meta->indexOfSignal("archived()") >= 0); + REQUIRE(meta->indexOfSignal("unarchived()") >= 0); + REQUIRE(meta->indexOfSignal("removed()") >= 0); + REQUIRE(meta->indexOfSignal("bulkEdited(QString)") >= 0); + REQUIRE(meta->indexOfSignal("failed(QString)") >= 0); + + CHECK(ownMethodCount(meta) == 14); + // `bulkEdited` carries an already-rendered *string*, not a number: + // BookmarkListView.qml:148 concatenates it straight into a status line. + const int bulkEdited = meta->indexOfSignal("bulkEdited(QString)"); + REQUIRE(bulkEdited >= 0); + CHECK(meta->method(bulkEdited).parameterMetaType(0).id() == QMetaType::QString); +} + +TEST_CASE("TagBridge and SharedFeedBridge expose exactly the surface BookmarkListView.qml binds against", + "[bookmarks][gui][qml-bridges]") { + DbFixture fixture; + auto rig = makeAuthedRig("alice"); + bookmarks::gui::TagBridge tags{rig->bridge(0), rig->executor()}; + bookmarks::gui::SharedFeedBridge feed{rig->bridge(0), rig->executor()}; + + // `page.tagController.refresh()` (BookmarkListView.qml:74) and + // `function onListed(rows)` / `onFailed(message)` (:161, :166). + const QMetaObject* tagMeta = tags.metaObject(); + REQUIRE(tagMeta->indexOfMethod("refresh()") >= 0); + REQUIRE(tagMeta->indexOfSignal("listed(QVariantList)") >= 0); + REQUIRE(tagMeta->indexOfSignal("failed(QString)") >= 0); + CHECK(ownMethodCount(tagMeta) == 3); + + // `page.feedController.refresh()` (:76) and the same two signals (:174, + // :179). Same surface, deliberately: the feed pane is the bookmark list's + // read-only twin. + const QMetaObject* feedMeta = feed.metaObject(); + REQUIRE(feedMeta->indexOfMethod("refresh()") >= 0); + REQUIRE(feedMeta->indexOfSignal("listed(QVariantList)") >= 0); + REQUIRE(feedMeta->indexOfSignal("failed(QString)") >= 0); + CHECK(ownMethodCount(feedMeta) == 3); +} + +// ═════════════════════════════════════════════════════════════════════════ +// The property-bag shapes: exactly N keys, no leaked field +// ═════════════════════════════════════════════════════════════════════════ + +TEST_CASE("BookmarkBridge::open emits a bookmark bag carrying every key BookmarkListView.qml reads", + "[bookmarks][gui][qml-bridges]") { + DbFixture fixture; + auto rig = makeAuthedRig("alice"); + bookmarks::gui::FormsBridge forms{rig->bridge(0), rig->executor()}; + bookmarks::gui::BookmarkBridge bookmarkBridge{rig->bridge(0), rig->executor()}; + + const qlonglong id = createVia( + forms, QStringLiteral(R"({"url":"https://bag.example","title":"Bag","description":"desc","notes":"private note",)" + R"("tags":["work","home"]})")); + const QVariantMap bag = openBag(bookmarkBridge, id); + + // Every key below is read by name in QML: `title`/`url` from + // BookmarkListView.qml:345-347, `description`/`notes`/`tags`/`visibility`/ + // `readState`/`archiveState`/`createdAt`/`updatedAt` from the detail + // Repeater's model (:352-360), `id` from :377, :383, :389. + for (const char* key : {"id", "url", "title", "description", "notes", "tags", "createdAt", "updatedAt", + "readState", "archiveState", "visibility"}) { + INFO("missing key: " << key); + REQUIRE(bag.contains(QString::fromLatin1(key))); + } + // Nothing extra: the bag is exactly these eleven, so a key added here + // without a QML binding (or removed from under one) shows up as a failure + // rather than as dead weight. + CHECK(bag.size() == 11); + + CHECK(bag.value(QStringLiteral("id")).toLongLong() == id); + CHECK(bag.value(QStringLiteral("url")).toString() == QStringLiteral("https://bag.example")); + CHECK(bag.value(QStringLiteral("title")).toString() == QStringLiteral("Bag")); + CHECK(bag.value(QStringLiteral("description")).toString() == QStringLiteral("desc")); + CHECK(bag.value(QStringLiteral("notes")).toString() == QStringLiteral("private note")); + + // `id` is a *number*, not a string: `open`/`archive`/`unarchive`/`remove` + // all take `qlonglong`, and BookmarkListView.qml feeds them straight from + // this bag (:377) and from a list row (:301). + CHECK(bag.value(QStringLiteral("id")).typeId() == QMetaType::LongLong); + // `tags` is a list, because :355 calls `.join(", ")` on it. + REQUIRE(bag.value(QStringLiteral("tags")).typeId() == QMetaType::QVariantList); + const QVariantList tags = bag.value(QStringLiteral("tags")).toList(); + CHECK(tags.size() == 2); + // Every *other* value is already a display string — the detail pane + // concatenates them into a Label with no formatting of its own (rule 2's + // "pure glue" allowance depends on this being true here). + for (auto it = bag.cbegin(); it != bag.cend(); ++it) { + if (it.key() == QStringLiteral("id") || it.key() == QStringLiteral("tags")) { + continue; + } + INFO("non-string value for key: " << it.key().toStdString()); + CHECK(it.value().typeId() == QMetaType::QString); + } + + // The three enum renderers, in their default arms, rendered as the words + // the detail pane displays verbatim. + CHECK(bag.value(QStringLiteral("visibility")).toString() == QStringLiteral("Private")); + CHECK(bag.value(QStringLiteral("readState")).toString() == QStringLiteral("Unread")); + CHECK(bag.value(QStringLiteral("archiveState")).toString() == QStringLiteral("Active")); + + // `isoOrEmpty`'s engaged arm — a real ISO-8601 instant, shown verbatim. + const QString created = bag.value(QStringLiteral("createdAt")).toString(); + CHECK(created.contains(QLatin1Char('T'))); + CHECK(created.endsWith(QLatin1Char('Z'))); + CHECK_FALSE(bag.value(QStringLiteral("updatedAt")).toString().isEmpty()); +} + +TEST_CASE("BookmarkBridge::refresh emits rows in the narrower summary shape, with no notes key", + "[bookmarks][gui][qml-bridges]") { + DbFixture fixture; + auto rig = makeAuthedRig("alice"); + bookmarks::gui::FormsBridge forms{rig->bridge(0), rig->executor()}; + bookmarks::gui::BookmarkBridge bookmarkBridge{rig->bridge(0), rig->executor()}; + + static_cast(createVia( + forms, QStringLiteral(R"({"url":"https://row.example","title":"Row","notes":"must not leak"})"))); + + const QVariantList rows = listRows(bookmarkBridge, [&bookmarkBridge] { bookmarkBridge.refresh(); }); + REQUIRE(rows.size() == 1); + const QVariantMap bag = rows.front().toMap(); + + // `id`/`title`/`url`/`visibility`/`archiveState` are read off `modelData` + // at BookmarkListView.qml:290, :296-298, :301, :307; the remaining four are + // the summary shape the shared-feed delegate also reads (:516-517). + for (const char* key : {"id", "url", "title", "tags", "createdAt", "updatedAt", "readState", "archiveState", + "visibility"}) { + INFO("missing key: " << key); + REQUIRE(bag.contains(QString::fromLatin1(key))); + } + // Narrower than the `loaded` bag *on purpose*: a listing must not leak + // `notes` (`bookmarks/dto/bookmark_dto.hpp`'s `BookmarkSummary`). This + // assertion is the one that would catch a well-meaning widening of the + // summary bag into a full `BookmarkView` map. + CHECK(bag.size() == 9); + CHECK_FALSE(bag.contains(QStringLiteral("notes"))); + CHECK_FALSE(bag.contains(QStringLiteral("description"))); + + CHECK(bag.value(QStringLiteral("id")).typeId() == QMetaType::LongLong); + CHECK(bag.value(QStringLiteral("title")).toString() == QStringLiteral("Row")); + CHECK(bag.value(QStringLiteral("visibility")).toString() == QStringLiteral("Private")); + CHECK(bag.value(QStringLiteral("archiveState")).toString() == QStringLiteral("Active")); +} + +TEST_CASE("TagBridge::refresh emits {id, name, bookmarkCount} rows and nothing else", + "[bookmarks][gui][qml-bridges]") { + DbFixture fixture; + auto rig = makeAuthedRig("alice"); + bookmarks::gui::FormsBridge forms{rig->bridge(0), rig->executor()}; + bookmarks::gui::TagBridge tags{rig->bridge(0), rig->executor()}; + + static_cast( + createVia(forms, QStringLiteral(R"({"url":"https://tagged.example","tags":["work"]})"))); + + const QVariantList rows = tagRows(tags); + REQUIRE(rows.size() == 1); + const QVariantMap bag = rows.front().toMap(); + + // `modelData.id` / `.name` / `.bookmarkCount` — BookmarkListView.qml:455-456. + for (const char* key : {"id", "name", "bookmarkCount"}) { + INFO("missing key: " << key); + REQUIRE(bag.contains(QString::fromLatin1(key))); + } + CHECK(bag.size() == 3); + CHECK(bag.value(QStringLiteral("name")).toString() == QStringLiteral("work")); + // The id is a number the rename/merge forms are filled in with by hand + // (":455" prints it after a '#'); the count is already a display string, + // concatenated straight into the same label. + CHECK(bag.value(QStringLiteral("id")).typeId() == QMetaType::LongLong); + CHECK(bag.value(QStringLiteral("id")).toLongLong() > 0); + REQUIRE(bag.value(QStringLiteral("bookmarkCount")).typeId() == QMetaType::QString); + const QString count = bag.value(QStringLiteral("bookmarkCount")).toString(); + CHECK(count.startsWith(QStringLiteral("1"))); + CHECK(count != QStringLiteral("N/A")); +} + +TEST_CASE("SharedFeedBridge::refresh emits the same summary shape, and only Shared bookmarks", + "[bookmarks][gui][qml-bridges]") { + DbFixture fixture; + auto rig = makeAuthedRig("alice"); + bookmarks::gui::FormsBridge forms{rig->bridge(0), rig->executor()}; + bookmarks::gui::SharedFeedBridge feed{rig->bridge(0), rig->executor()}; + + static_cast(createVia( + forms, QStringLiteral(R"({"url":"https://shared.example","title":"Shared one","notes":"must not leak",)" + R"("visibility":"Shared"})"))); + static_cast(createVia(forms, QStringLiteral(R"({"url":"https://private.example"})"))); + + QVariantList rows; + bool listed = false; + QObject::connect(&feed, &bookmarks::gui::SharedFeedBridge::listed, [&](const QVariantList& page) { + rows = page; + listed = true; + }); + feed.refresh(); + REQUIRE(pumpUntil([&] { return listed; })); + + REQUIRE(rows.size() == 1); + const QVariantMap bag = rows.front().toMap(); + // Same nine keys as BookmarkBridge::listed — the shared feed reuses + // `BookmarkSummary`, so the same non-leak rule applies here too. + CHECK(bag.size() == 9); + CHECK_FALSE(bag.contains(QStringLiteral("notes"))); + // `modelData.title` / `.url` / `.createdAt` — BookmarkListView.qml:516-517. + CHECK(bag.value(QStringLiteral("title")).toString() == QStringLiteral("Shared one")); + CHECK_FALSE(bag.value(QStringLiteral("createdAt")).toString().isEmpty()); + // `visibilityText`'s *other* arm: the feed only ever carries Shared rows. + CHECK(bag.value(QStringLiteral("visibility")).toString() == QStringLiteral("Shared")); +} + +// ═════════════════════════════════════════════════════════════════════════ +// The renderers' second arms, and bulkArchive's bool -> BulkArchiveOp map +// ═════════════════════════════════════════════════════════════════════════ + +TEST_CASE("BookmarkBridge renders the second arm of the visibility and archive-state renderers", + "[bookmarks][gui][qml-bridges]") { + // The bag cases above exercise each renderer's *default* arm (Private, + // Unread, Active). This one exercises the other arm of the two that a + // client can actually reach, which is where a formatting regression would + // be visible: BookmarkListView.qml:307 shows + // `visibility + " · " + archiveState` on every row, verbatim. + DbFixture fixture; + auto rig = makeAuthedRig("alice"); + bookmarks::gui::FormsBridge forms{rig->bridge(0), rig->executor()}; + bookmarks::gui::BookmarkBridge bookmarkBridge{rig->bridge(0), rig->executor()}; + + const qlonglong id = + createVia(forms, QStringLiteral(R"({"url":"https://arms.example","visibility":"Shared"})")); + CHECK(openBag(bookmarkBridge, id).value(QStringLiteral("visibility")).toString() == QStringLiteral("Shared")); + + bool archived = false; + QObject::connect(&bookmarkBridge, &bookmarks::gui::BookmarkBridge::archived, [&] { archived = true; }); + bookmarkBridge.archive(id); + REQUIRE(pumpUntil([&] { return archived; })); + CHECK(openBag(bookmarkBridge, id).value(QStringLiteral("archiveState")).toString() == QStringLiteral("Archived")); + + // The archived row is gone from the default listing and back in the + // archive-inclusive one — the two `refresh` invokables the toggle at + // BookmarkListView.qml:66-68 switches between. + CHECK(listRows(bookmarkBridge, [&bookmarkBridge] { bookmarkBridge.refresh(); }).isEmpty()); + CHECK(listRows(bookmarkBridge, [&bookmarkBridge] { bookmarkBridge.refreshIncludingArchived(); }).size() == 1); + + bool unarchived = false; + QObject::connect(&bookmarkBridge, &bookmarks::gui::BookmarkBridge::unarchived, [&] { unarchived = true; }); + bookmarkBridge.unarchive(id); + REQUIRE(pumpUntil([&] { return unarchived; })); + CHECK(openBag(bookmarkBridge, id).value(QStringLiteral("archiveState")).toString() == QStringLiteral("Active")); +} + +TEST_CASE("BookmarkBridge::bulkArchive maps true to BulkArchiveOp::Archive and false to Unarchive", + "[bookmarks][gui][qml-bridges]") { + // The one place in the client where a QML `bool` becomes a domain enum + // (`bulkArchive(page.selectedIds, true)` at BookmarkListView.qml:323, and + // `false` at :329). Inverting the ternary would archive on "Unarchive" and + // vice versa, with no compile error and no visible difference until a user + // pressed the wrong-behaving button. + DbFixture fixture; + auto rig = makeAuthedRig("alice"); + bookmarks::gui::FormsBridge forms{rig->bridge(0), rig->executor()}; + bookmarks::gui::BookmarkBridge bookmarkBridge{rig->bridge(0), rig->executor()}; + + const qlonglong first = createVia(forms, QStringLiteral(R"({"url":"https://bulk-one.example"})")); + const qlonglong second = createVia(forms, QStringLiteral(R"({"url":"https://bulk-two.example"})")); + const QVariantList ids{QVariant{first}, QVariant{second}}; + + QString affected; + int bulkEdits = 0; + QObject::connect(&bookmarkBridge, &bookmarks::gui::BookmarkBridge::bulkEdited, [&](const QString& count) { + affected = count; + ++bulkEdits; + }); + + bookmarkBridge.bulkArchive(ids, true); + REQUIRE(pumpUntil([&] { return bulkEdits == 1; })); + // `affected` reaches QML already rendered ("bulk edit affected N + // bookmark(s)", :148). + CHECK(affected.startsWith(QStringLiteral("2"))); + CHECK(listRows(bookmarkBridge, [&bookmarkBridge] { bookmarkBridge.refresh(); }).isEmpty()); + for (const QVariant& row : listRows(bookmarkBridge, [&bookmarkBridge] { bookmarkBridge.refreshIncludingArchived(); })) { + CHECK(row.toMap().value(QStringLiteral("archiveState")).toString() == QStringLiteral("Archived")); + } + + // ...and the other direction, on the same two rows. + bookmarkBridge.bulkArchive(ids, false); + REQUIRE(pumpUntil([&] { return bulkEdits == 2; })); + const QVariantList active = listRows(bookmarkBridge, [&bookmarkBridge] { bookmarkBridge.refresh(); }); + REQUIRE(active.size() == 2); + for (const QVariant& row : active) { + CHECK(row.toMap().value(QStringLiteral("archiveState")).toString() == QStringLiteral("Active")); + } +} + +// ═════════════════════════════════════════════════════════════════════════ +// BookmarkFormsController::dispatch — the six-entry routing table +// ═════════════════════════════════════════════════════════════════════════ + +TEST_CASE("BookmarkFormsController::dispatch routes every one of the six form actions to the model that serves it", + "[bookmarks][gui][qml-bridges]") { + // `dispatch()` maps an action-type *string* to one of three + // `BridgeHandler`s. A typo, or a new action added to bookmark_schemas.hpp + // and forgotten here, is not a compile error: the form renders, the button + // submits, and the reply is an error message. This case submits all six + // ids exactly as the QML string literals spell them. + DbFixture fixture; + const ScopedTokenIssuer issuer{ + std::make_shared(std::string{kSecret}, morph::session::hmacSha256)}; + // Deliberately *not* pre-authenticated: the Login route below is what + // installs the session the other five need, which is the real client's own + // startup order. + BackendRig rig{Mode::Local, 1}; + bookmarks::gui::FormsBridge forms{rig.bridge(0), rig.executor()}; + bookmarks::gui::TagBridge tags{rig.bridge(0), rig.executor()}; + + // 1/6 — Login -> AuthModel. + { + const auto [ok, payload] = submit(forms, QStringLiteral("Login"), QStringLiteral(R"({"username":"alice"})")); + REQUIRE(ok); + CHECK(payload.contains(QStringLiteral("\"principal\""))); + } + + // 2/6 — CreateBookmark -> BookmarkModel. Reaching the model at all proves + // Login's reply was decoded and installed as the bridge's default session. + const qlonglong id = createVia( + forms, QStringLiteral(R"({"url":"https://route.example","tags":["work","home"]})")); + + // 3/6 — EditBookmark -> BookmarkModel. + { + const auto [ok, payload] = + submit(forms, QStringLiteral("EditBookmark"), + QStringLiteral(R"({"id":%1,"url":"https://edited.example","title":"Edited"})").arg(id)); + INFO(payload.toStdString()); + REQUIRE(ok); + } + + // 4/6 — ImportBookmarks -> BookmarkModel. + { + const auto [ok, payload] = + submit(forms, QStringLiteral("ImportBookmarks"), + QStringLiteral(R"({"chunk":"
Imported",)" + R"("opId":"import-op-1"})")); + INFO(payload.toStdString()); + REQUIRE(ok); + CHECK(payload.contains(QStringLiteral("\"imported\""))); + } + + // 5/6 — RenameTag -> TagModel. The ids come from the tag list, exactly as + // the user reads them off BookmarkListView.qml:455 before typing them in. + const QVariantList before = tagRows(tags); + REQUIRE(before.size() == 2); + const qlonglong workId = tagIdNamed(before, QStringLiteral("work")); + const qlonglong homeId = tagIdNamed(before, QStringLiteral("home")); + REQUIRE(workId > 0); + REQUIRE(homeId > 0); + { + const auto [ok, payload] = submit(forms, QStringLiteral("RenameTag"), + QStringLiteral(R"({"id":%1,"name":"office"})").arg(workId)); + INFO(payload.toStdString()); + REQUIRE(ok); + } + CHECK(tagIdNamed(tagRows(tags), QStringLiteral("office")) == workId); + + // 6/6 — MergeTags -> TagModel. + { + const auto [ok, payload] = + submit(forms, QStringLiteral("MergeTags"), + QStringLiteral(R"({"sourceId":%1,"targetId":%2})").arg(homeId).arg(workId)); + INFO(payload.toStdString()); + REQUIRE(ok); + } + const QVariantList after = tagRows(tags); + CHECK(after.size() == 1); + CHECK(tagIdNamed(after, QStringLiteral("home")) == -1); +} + +TEST_CASE("BookmarkFormsController::dispatch reports an unrouted action type instead of dropping it", + "[bookmarks][gui][qml-bridges]") { + // The exact failure mode the routing table risks: a QML string literal + // that no `if` in `dispatch()` matches. It must surface as a message in + // the status line (BookmarkListView.qml:193 renders `actionType + ": " + + // payload` on `!ok`), never as a submit that silently does nothing. + DbFixture fixture; + auto rig = makeAuthedRig("alice"); + bookmarks::gui::FormsBridge forms{rig->bridge(0), rig->executor()}; + + // A plausible typo of a real id, and a name from a model this client does + // not serve forms for at all. + for (const auto& actionType : {QStringLiteral("CreateBookmarks"), QStringLiteral("ListSharedFeed")}) { + const auto [ok, payload] = submit(forms, actionType, QStringLiteral(R"({"url":"https://typo.example"})")); + INFO(actionType.toStdString()); + CHECK_FALSE(ok); + CHECK(payload.contains(QStringLiteral("no model in this client serves action"))); + CHECK(payload.contains(actionType)); + } + + // A *routed* action whose body the model refuses still comes back on the + // same `!ok` arm, with the model's own message — the two failures are + // indistinguishable to QML by design, and both must be non-empty. + const auto [ok, payload] = submit(forms, QStringLiteral("CreateBookmark"), QStringLiteral(R"({"url":""})")); + CHECK_FALSE(ok); + CHECK_FALSE(payload.isEmpty()); + CHECK(payload.contains(QStringLiteral("CreateBookmark"))); +} + +// ═════════════════════════════════════════════════════════════════════════ +// Login: the session-installing seam, and both arms of the reply decode +// ═════════════════════════════════════════════════════════════════════════ + +TEST_CASE("FormsBridge installs the returned token and announces loggedIn before replyReceived", + "[bookmarks][gui][qml-bridges]") { + // `onLoginSucceeded` is the whole of this client's authentication + // handling. Main.qml:47 pushes BookmarkListView on `loggedIn`, and that + // screen dispatches immediately (:66-76), so the token must already be + // installed when the signal fires — the ordering asserted below is load + // bearing, not cosmetic. + DbFixture fixture; + const ScopedTokenIssuer issuer{ + std::make_shared(std::string{kSecret}, morph::session::hmacSha256)}; + BackendRig rig{Mode::Local, 1}; + bookmarks::gui::FormsBridge forms{rig.bridge(0), rig.executor()}; + bookmarks::gui::BookmarkBridge bookmarkBridge{rig.bridge(0), rig.executor()}; + + // Before login the bridge carries no session at all, so a domain action is + // refused — the state a just-launched client is in. + { + QString message; + bool failed = false; + const auto connection = QObject::connect(&bookmarkBridge, &bookmarks::gui::BookmarkBridge::failed, + [&](const QString& text) { + message = text; + failed = true; + }); + bookmarkBridge.refresh(); + REQUIRE(pumpUntil([&] { return failed; })); + QObject::disconnect(connection); + CHECK_FALSE(message.isEmpty()); + } + + QString announced; + int order = 0; + int loggedInAt = 0; + int replyAt = 0; + QObject::connect(&forms, &bookmarks::gui::FormsBridge::loggedIn, [&](const QString& principal) { + announced = principal; + loggedInAt = ++order; + }); + QObject::connect(&forms, &bookmarks::gui::FormsBridge::replyReceived, + [&](const QString&, bool, const QString&) { replyAt = ++order; }); + + forms.submitIfValid(QStringLiteral("Login"), QStringLiteral(R"({"username":"alice"})")); + REQUIRE(pumpUntil([&] { return replyAt != 0; })); + + // The server's echo of the identity it verified, not the client's claim. + CHECK(announced == QStringLiteral("alice")); + REQUIRE(loggedInAt != 0); + CHECK(loggedInAt < replyAt); + + // ...and the same bridge now works, which is the only observable proof + // that `setDefaultSession` was called with the returned token. + QVariantList rows; + bool listed = false; + QObject::connect(&bookmarkBridge, &bookmarks::gui::BookmarkBridge::listed, [&](const QVariantList& page) { + rows = page; + listed = true; + }); + bookmarkBridge.refresh(); + REQUIRE(pumpUntil([&] { return listed; })); + CHECK(rows.isEmpty()); // a real, empty collection — not an error +} + +TEST_CASE("decodeLoginResult accepts a real Login reply and rejects anything that is not one", + "[bookmarks][gui][qml-bridges]") { + // The failure arm's *caller* — `FormsBridge::submitIfValid`'s + // "login succeeded but its reply could not be decoded" branch — cannot be + // reached through any backend the ladder ships, because the reply is + // always written by `resultToJson` from the same reflected type this reads + // back. See `decodeLoginResult`'s own doc comment: the decision was split + // out precisely so both arms are testable without a fake backend. + const auto decoded = + bookmarks::gui::decodeLoginResult(R"({"token":"signed.token.value","principal":"alice"})"); + REQUIRE(decoded.has_value()); + REQUIRE(decoded->token.hasValue()); + CHECK(*decoded->token == "signed.token.value"); + CHECK(decoded->principal == "alice"); + + // Everything a peer could hand back that is *not* a LoginResult. Each must + // yield nullopt rather than a default-constructed result, which is what + // would otherwise be installed as a tokenless session under an empty + // principal — a client that believes it is logged in and is not. + for (const char* body : {"", "not json at all", "[1,2,3]", "null", R"({"token":123,"principal":"alice"})", + R"({"principal":"alice")"}) { + INFO("unexpectedly decoded: " << body); + CHECK_FALSE(bookmarks::gui::decodeLoginResult(body).has_value()); + } +} + +TEST_CASE("decodeLoginResult reads back exactly what a real Login dispatch produced", + "[bookmarks][gui][qml-bridges]") { + // Pins the assumption the case above rests on: the reply shape asserted + // there by hand is the shape the wire really carries. If `LoginResult`'s + // reflection ever changed, this fails here rather than silently making the + // hand-written literals above test nothing. + DbFixture fixture; + const ScopedTokenIssuer issuer{ + std::make_shared(std::string{kSecret}, morph::session::hmacSha256)}; + BackendRig rig{Mode::Local, 1}; + bookmarks::gui::FormsBridge forms{rig.bridge(0), rig.executor()}; + + const auto [ok, payload] = submit(forms, QStringLiteral("Login"), QStringLiteral(R"({"username":"alice"})")); + REQUIRE(ok); + + const auto decoded = bookmarks::gui::decodeLoginResult(payload.toStdString()); + REQUIRE(decoded.has_value()); + CHECK(decoded->principal == "alice"); + REQUIRE(decoded->token.hasValue()); + CHECK_FALSE((*decoded->token).empty()); +} diff --git a/examples/bookmarks/tests/test_bookmarks_authorizer.cpp b/examples/bookmarks/tests/test_bookmarks_authorizer.cpp new file mode 100644 index 00000000..c6c11c96 --- /dev/null +++ b/examples/bookmarks/tests/test_bookmarks_authorizer.cpp @@ -0,0 +1,289 @@ +// SPDX-License-Identifier: Apache-2.0 +#include "bookmarks/auth/bookmarks_authorizer.hpp" + +#include "bookmarks/models/auth_model.hpp" +#include "bookmarks/models/bookmark_model.hpp" +#include "testkit/backend_rig.hpp" +#include "testkit/db_fixture.hpp" +#include "testkit/pump.hpp" + +#include + +#include +#include + +using bookmarks::auth::BookmarksAuthorizer; +using bookmarks::auth::isValidPrincipal; +using bookmarks::auth::kMetadataFetcherPrincipal; +using morph::ladder::testkit::awaitQt; +using morph::ladder::testkit::BackendRig; +using morph::ladder::testkit::DbFixture; +using morph::ladder::testkit::Mode; +using morph::session::Context; +using morph::session::SessionToken; +using morph::session::TokenIssuer; + +namespace { +constexpr std::string_view kSecret = "test-only-shared-secret"; + +/// @brief Installs a process-global `TokenIssuer` for a scope and clears it +/// again on the way out, whether the scope exits normally or through a +/// failing Catch2 assertion. +class ScopedTokenIssuer { + public: + explicit ScopedTokenIssuer(std::shared_ptr issuer) { + bookmarks::auth::setTokenIssuer(std::move(issuer)); + } + ~ScopedTokenIssuer() { bookmarks::auth::setTokenIssuer(nullptr); } + ScopedTokenIssuer(const ScopedTokenIssuer&) = delete; + ScopedTokenIssuer& operator=(const ScopedTokenIssuer&) = delete; + ScopedTokenIssuer(ScopedTokenIssuer&&) = delete; + ScopedTokenIssuer& operator=(ScopedTokenIssuer&&) = delete; +}; +} // namespace + +TEST_CASE("isValidPrincipal accepts ordinary usernames and the service principal", + "[bookmarks][auth]") { + CHECK(isValidPrincipal("alice")); + CHECK(isValidPrincipal("alice_2")); + CHECK(isValidPrincipal("alice.smith-99")); + CHECK(isValidPrincipal(kMetadataFetcherPrincipal)); +} + +TEST_CASE("isValidPrincipal rejects the empty string, control bytes, and overlong input", + "[bookmarks][auth]") { + // Empty: never a valid identity to register as. + CHECK_FALSE(isValidPrincipal("")); + // A raw control byte -- exactly the class of input finding 026 says + // TokenIssuer::issue()'s unescaped glz::write_json can corrupt. Rejected + // here, at this rung's own boundary, regardless of whether core is ever + // fixed. + // Split into two adjacent string-literal tokens: `\x` escapes consume + // every following hex digit, and `c`/`e` are valid hex digits, so an + // unsplit "ali\x01ce" is parsed as the single out-of-range escape + // `\x01ce` rather than `\x01` followed by literal "ce". + CHECK_FALSE(isValidPrincipal(std::string_view{"ali\x01" + "ce", + 6})); + CHECK_FALSE(isValidPrincipal(std::string_view{"ali\nce", 6})); + // 65 bytes -- one past the 64-byte bound. + const std::string tooLong(65, 'a'); + CHECK_FALSE(isValidPrincipal(tooLong)); + // 64 bytes -- the boundary itself is accepted. + const std::string atLimit(64, 'a'); + CHECK(isValidPrincipal(atLimit)); +} + +TEST_CASE("BookmarksAuthorizer authenticates and authorizes a validly signed token", + "[bookmarks][auth]") { + const BookmarksAuthorizer authz{std::string{kSecret}, morph::session::hmacSha256}; + const TokenIssuer issuer{std::string{kSecret}, morph::session::hmacSha256}; + + const std::string token = issuer.issue(SessionToken{ + .principal = "alice", + .issuedAtMs = 0, + .expiresAtMs = 4102444800000, // year 2100, far future + .roles = {}, + }); + + Context ctx; + ctx.token = token; + + CHECK(authz.authorize(ctx, "BookmarkModel", "CreateBookmark")); + const auto principal = authz.authenticate(ctx); + REQUIRE(principal.has_value()); + CHECK(*principal == "alice"); +} + +TEST_CASE("BookmarksAuthorizer rejects a tampered or expired token", "[bookmarks][auth]") { + const BookmarksAuthorizer authz{std::string{kSecret}, morph::session::hmacSha256}; + const TokenIssuer issuer{std::string{kSecret}, morph::session::hmacSha256}; + + const std::string expired = issuer.issue(SessionToken{ + .principal = "alice", + .issuedAtMs = 0, + .expiresAtMs = 1, // 1970-01-01T00:00:00.001Z -- long expired + .roles = {}, + }); + Context expiredCtx; + expiredCtx.token = expired; + CHECK_FALSE(authz.authorize(expiredCtx, "BookmarkModel", "CreateBookmark")); + + const std::string valid = issuer.issue(SessionToken{ + .principal = "alice", + .issuedAtMs = 0, + .expiresAtMs = 4102444800000, + .roles = {}, + }); + Context tamperedCtx; + tamperedCtx.token = valid + "x"; // corrupt the signature + CHECK_FALSE(authz.authorize(tamperedCtx, "BookmarkModel", "CreateBookmark")); + + Context noTokenCtx; // empty token: malformed + CHECK_FALSE(authz.authorize(noTokenCtx, "BookmarkModel", "CreateBookmark")); +} + +TEST_CASE("BookmarksAuthorizer::authorizeRegister admits an anonymous register, because " + "finding 027 leaves it nothing to gate on", + "[bookmarks][auth]") { + const BookmarksAuthorizer authz{std::string{kSecret}, morph::session::hmacSha256}; + + // `anonymous` is not a hypothetical: it is what RemoteServer *always* + // passes here, for every client, because `wire::makeRegister` carries no + // session (docs/findings/027-register-envelope-carries-no-session.md). + // The earlier `!ctx.principal.empty()` rule rejected 100% of real + // registrations, which is why it is gone. + Context anonymous; + CHECK(authz.authorizeRegister(anonymous, "BookmarkModel")); + CHECK(authz.authorizeRegister(anonymous, "TagModel")); + CHECK(authz.authorizeRegister(anonymous, "SharedFeedModel")); + CHECK(authz.authorizeRegister(anonymous, "AuthModel")); + + // A stamped principal changes nothing -- the decision does not key on it + // in either direction. + Context authenticated; + authenticated.principal = "alice"; + CHECK(authz.authorizeRegister(authenticated, "BookmarkModel")); +} + +TEST_CASE("Registering is not authorizing: an anonymous caller's execute is still refused", + "[bookmarks][auth]") { + // The property that actually carries this rung's trust boundary now that + // authorizeRegister admits everyone. `authorize()` is consulted on every + // single execute (remote.hpp:1160), before authenticate() and before any + // model runs, and it is the inherited SigningAuthorizer one. + const BookmarksAuthorizer authz{std::string{kSecret}, morph::session::hmacSha256}; + + Context anonymous; // no token at all -- exactly what an un-logged-in client has + CHECK_FALSE(authz.authorize(anonymous, "BookmarkModel", "CreateBookmark")); + CHECK_FALSE(authz.authorize(anonymous, "BookmarkModel", "RecordMetadata")); + CHECK_FALSE(authz.authorize(anonymous, "TagModel", "RenameTag")); + + // A token signed with the wrong secret is refused just as flatly -- an + // instance registered anonymously buys a caller no shortcut here. + const TokenIssuer wrongIssuer{std::string{"not-the-server-secret"}, morph::session::hmacSha256}; + Context forged; + forged.token = wrongIssuer.issue(SessionToken{ + .principal = "alice", + .issuedAtMs = 0, + .expiresAtMs = 4102444800000, + .roles = {}, + }); + CHECK_FALSE(authz.authorize(forged, "BookmarkModel", "CreateBookmark")); + CHECK_FALSE(authz.authenticate(forged).has_value()); +} + +TEST_CASE("BookmarksAuthorizer::authorizeInstance enforces real ownership for a " + "plain-registered instance, and passes through an ownerless (shared) one", + "[bookmarks][auth]") { + // Unit-level only: finding 027 means RemoteServer never actually hands + // this a non-empty `ownerPrincipal` today, so the first two CHECKs below + // describe the behaviour this function *will* exhibit once registers + // carry a session, and the third describes the only branch currently + // reachable in production. Kept deliberately -- see the function's own + // doc comment. + const BookmarksAuthorizer authz{std::string{kSecret}, morph::session::hmacSha256}; + + Context asAlice; + asAlice.principal = "alice"; + Context asMallory; + asMallory.principal = "mallory"; + + // A plain-registered instance genuinely recorded "alice" as its owner + // (RemoteServer's real register path, verified in this plan's own + // research -- see remote.hpp:1011): the owner may act on it... + CHECK(authz.authorizeInstance(asAlice, "BookmarkModel", "EditBookmark", 42, "alice")); + // ...a different, real, authenticated principal may not. + CHECK_FALSE(authz.authorizeInstance(asMallory, "BookmarkModel", "EditBookmark", 42, "alice")); + + // An empty recorded owner -- what a *shared* instance always gets + // (remote.hpp:800, "shared instances are ownerless, by design") -- must + // pass through for anyone, matching the framework's own documented + // rationale for why authorizeInstance cannot reject shared access. + CHECK(authz.authorizeInstance(asMallory, "SharedFeedModel", "ListSharedFeed", 7, "")); +} + +TEST_CASE("setTokenIssuer/tokenIssuer share one process-global slot", "[bookmarks][auth]") { + CHECK(bookmarks::auth::tokenIssuer() == nullptr); + auto issuer = std::make_shared(std::string{kSecret}, morph::session::hmacSha256); + bookmarks::auth::setTokenIssuer(issuer); + CHECK(bookmarks::auth::tokenIssuer() == issuer); + bookmarks::auth::setTokenIssuer(nullptr); + CHECK(bookmarks::auth::tokenIssuer() == nullptr); +} + +TEST_CASE("BookmarksAuthorizer::authorize admits Login without a token, and nothing else", + "[bookmarks][auth]") { + // The carve-out that makes login possible at all. Without it + // SigningAuthorizer::authorize() rejects every tokenless execute -- + // including the one action whose whole purpose is handing out the first + // token -- and a fresh client can never get past `err "unauthorized"`. + // See BookmarksAuthorizer::authorize's own doc comment. + const BookmarksAuthorizer authz{std::string{kSecret}, morph::session::hmacSha256}; + const Context anonymous; // no token at all, like a just-launched client + + CHECK(authz.authorize(anonymous, "AuthModel", "Login")); + + // Nothing else is reachable anonymously -- not another action on the same + // model, not the same action name on another model, and not any real + // domain action. + CHECK_FALSE(authz.authorize(anonymous, "AuthModel", "SomethingElse")); + CHECK_FALSE(authz.authorize(anonymous, "BookmarkModel", "Login")); + CHECK_FALSE(authz.authorize(anonymous, "BookmarkModel", "CreateBookmark")); + CHECK_FALSE(authz.authorize(anonymous, "TagModel", "ListTags")); + CHECK_FALSE(authz.authorize(anonymous, "SharedFeedModel", "ListSharedFeed")); + + // A garbage token is still a rejection everywhere but the carve-out -- + // the carve-out ignores the token rather than accepting a bad one. + Context forged; + forged.principal = "alice"; + forged.token = "not.a.real.token"; + CHECK_FALSE(authz.authorize(forged, "BookmarkModel", "CreateBookmark")); + CHECK(authz.authorize(forged, "AuthModel", "Login")); + CHECK_FALSE(authz.authenticate(forged).has_value()); +} + +TEST_CASE("A tokenless client logs in over a real RemoteServer and its token unlocks the rest", + "[bookmarks][auth]") { + // The end-to-end shape of the bug above, at the wire level: this is the + // exact sequence a freshly launched desktop client performs, and the one + // no test covered before task 18 drove the real client against the real + // server (every previous Login test called AuthModel::execute() directly, + // which never consults an authorizer at all). + DbFixture fixture; + const auto authorizer = std::make_shared(std::string{kSecret}, morph::session::hmacSha256); + // RAII, not a trailing reset: a failing REQUIRE below throws, and a + // leaked process-global issuer would then break the sibling case that + // asserts none is installed ("AuthModel::execute(Login) throws when no + // App has installed a TokenIssuer", test_app.cpp) under any run order. + const ScopedTokenIssuer issuer{std::make_shared(std::string{kSecret}, morph::session::hmacSha256)}; + BackendRig rig{Mode::Socket, 1, authorizer}; + + // Deliberately no setDefaultSession: this bridge carries no credential. + morph::bridge::BridgeHandler auth{rig.bridge(0), rig.executor()}; + morph::bridge::BridgeHandler bookmarksHandler{rig.bridge(0), rig.executor()}; + + // Without a token, a domain action is refused by the server. + bookmarks::CreateBookmark beforeLogin; + beforeLogin.url = "https://example.com/before"; + CHECK_THROWS(awaitQt(bookmarksHandler.execute(beforeLogin))); + + const auto result = awaitQt(auth.execute(bookmarks::Login{.username = "alice"})); + REQUIRE(result.token.hasValue()); + CHECK(result.principal == "alice"); + + // Exactly what FormsBridge::onLoginSucceeded does with the reply. + morph::session::Context session; + session.principal = result.principal; + session.token = *result.token; + rig.bridge(0).setDefaultSession(session); + + bookmarks::CreateBookmark afterLogin; + afterLogin.url = "https://example.com/after"; + const auto created = awaitQt(bookmarksHandler.execute(afterLogin)); + REQUIRE(created.id.hasValue()); + + const auto listed = awaitQt(bookmarksHandler.execute(bookmarks::ListBookmarks{})); + REQUIRE(listed.bookmarks.size() == 1); + CHECK(listed.bookmarks.front().url == "https://example.com/after"); +} diff --git a/examples/bookmarks/tests/test_bookmarks_schema.cpp b/examples/bookmarks/tests/test_bookmarks_schema.cpp new file mode 100644 index 00000000..50d43fb6 --- /dev/null +++ b/examples/bookmarks/tests/test_bookmarks_schema.cpp @@ -0,0 +1,93 @@ +// SPDX-License-Identifier: Apache-2.0 +#include "bookmarks/db/bookmark_entity.hpp" +#include "bookmarks/db/bookmark_tag_entity.hpp" +#include "bookmarks/db/imported_op_entity.hpp" +#include "bookmarks/db/tag_entity.hpp" +#include "testkit/db_fixture.hpp" + +#include +#include + +using morph::ladder::testkit::DbFixture; + +TEST_CASE("The bookmarks schema creates all four tables and a bookmark round-trips", + "[bookmarks][schema]") { + DbFixture fixture; + Lightweight::DataMapper mapper; + + bookmarks::db::BookmarkRecord rec; + rec.ownerPrincipal = "alice"; + rec.url = "https://example.com"; + rec.title = "Example"; + rec.createdAtMs = 1000; + rec.updatedAtMs = 1000; + mapper.Create(rec); + REQUIRE(rec.id.Value() > 0); + + bookmarks::db::TagRecord tag; + tag.ownerPrincipal = "alice"; + tag.name = "example"; + mapper.Create(tag); + REQUIRE(tag.id.Value() > 0); + + bookmarks::db::BookmarkTagRecord junction; + junction.bookmark = rec.id.Value(); + junction.tag = tag.id.Value(); + mapper.Create(junction); + REQUIRE(junction.id.Value() > 0); + + bookmarks::db::ImportedOpRecord op; + op.ownerPrincipal = "alice"; + op.opId = "chunk-1"; + op.appliedAtMs = 1000; + mapper.Create(op); + REQUIRE(op.id.Value() > 0); + + // Tag reads go through a plain query, never an embedded relation field + // (Global Constraints) -- proving that path works end-to-end here. + auto rows = mapper.Query() + .Where(Lightweight::FieldNameOf<&bookmarks::db::BookmarkTagRecord::bookmark>, "=", rec.id.Value()) + .All(); + REQUIRE(rows.size() == 1); + CHECK(rows.front().tag.Value() == tag.id.Value()); +} + +TEST_CASE("Duplicate (ownerPrincipal, name) tags are rejected by the unique index", + "[bookmarks][schema]") { + DbFixture fixture; + Lightweight::DataMapper mapper; + bookmarks::db::TagRecord first; + first.ownerPrincipal = "alice"; + first.name = "dup"; + mapper.Create(first); + + bookmarks::db::TagRecord second; + second.ownerPrincipal = "alice"; + second.name = "dup"; + CHECK_THROWS_AS(mapper.Create(second), Lightweight::SqlException); + + // A different owner may reuse the same name -- the index is scoped per owner. + bookmarks::db::TagRecord thirdOwner; + thirdOwner.ownerPrincipal = "bob"; + thirdOwner.name = "dup"; + CHECK_NOTHROW(mapper.Create(thirdOwner)); +} + +TEST_CASE("BookmarkRecord has no relation-typed member -- Update() must compile", + "[bookmarks][schema]") { + // A compile-time proof, not a runtime assertion: if BookmarkRecord ever + // grows an embedded HasMany/HasManyThrough field, this line stops + // compiling with the exact "no member IsModified" error the Global + // Constraints section documents -- catching the regression at build + // time, in the one file whose entire job is proving this works. + DbFixture fixture; + Lightweight::DataMapper mapper; + bookmarks::db::BookmarkRecord rec; + rec.ownerPrincipal = "alice"; + rec.url = "https://example.com"; + rec.createdAtMs = 1; + rec.updatedAtMs = 1; + mapper.Create(rec); + rec.title = "Changed"; + CHECK_NOTHROW(mapper.Update(rec)); +} diff --git a/examples/bookmarks/tests/test_bookmarks_types.cpp b/examples/bookmarks/tests/test_bookmarks_types.cpp new file mode 100644 index 00000000..734d3b78 --- /dev/null +++ b/examples/bookmarks/tests/test_bookmarks_types.cpp @@ -0,0 +1,62 @@ +// SPDX-License-Identifier: Apache-2.0 +#include "bookmarks/core/errors.hpp" +#include "bookmarks/core/types.hpp" +#include "bookmarks/units.hpp" + +#include +#include + +TEST_CASE("BookmarkId/TagId round-trip through JSON as a nullable integer", "[bookmarks][types]") { + bookmarks::BookmarkId empty; + CHECK_FALSE(empty.hasValue()); + std::string json; + REQUIRE_FALSE(glz::write_json(empty, json)); + CHECK(json == "null"); + + const bookmarks::BookmarkId id{42}; + REQUIRE(id.hasValue()); + CHECK(*id == 42); + json.clear(); + REQUIRE_FALSE(glz::write_json(id, json)); + CHECK(json == "42"); + + bookmarks::TagId decoded; + REQUIRE_FALSE(glz::read_json(decoded, json)); + REQUIRE(decoded.hasValue()); + CHECK(*decoded == 42); +} + +TEST_CASE("BookmarkId equality and ordering follow the payload", "[bookmarks][types]") { + CHECK(bookmarks::BookmarkId{} == bookmarks::BookmarkId{}); + CHECK(bookmarks::BookmarkId{1} != bookmarks::BookmarkId{2}); + CHECK(bookmarks::BookmarkId{1} < bookmarks::BookmarkId{2}); +} + +TEST_CASE("Cursor and ImportOpId are independently hasValue()-capable", "[bookmarks][types]") { + CHECK_FALSE(bookmarks::Cursor{}.hasValue()); + CHECK(bookmarks::Cursor{7}.hasValue()); + CHECK_FALSE(bookmarks::ImportOpId{}.hasValue()); + CHECK(bookmarks::ImportOpId{"chunk-1"}.hasValue()); + CHECK(*bookmarks::ImportOpId{"chunk-1"} == "chunk-1"); +} + +TEST_CASE("Count is a whole-number dimensionless quantity", "[bookmarks][types]") { + const auto five = bookmarks::Count::fromDouble(5.0); + REQUIRE(five.hasValue()); + CHECK(morph::math::floor(*five) == 5); +} + +TEST_CASE("Every bookmarks error derives from BookmarksError and carries its message", + "[bookmarks][types]") { + try { + throw bookmarks::NotFound{"no such bookmark"}; + } catch (const bookmarks::BookmarksError& err) { + CHECK(std::string{err.what()} == "no such bookmark"); + } + // Compile-time check that every leaf really is-a BookmarksError. + static_assert(std::is_base_of_v); + static_assert(std::is_base_of_v); + static_assert(std::is_base_of_v); + static_assert(std::is_base_of_v); + static_assert(std::is_base_of_v); +} diff --git a/examples/bookmarks/tests/test_gui_qml_smoke.cpp b/examples/bookmarks/tests/test_gui_qml_smoke.cpp new file mode 100644 index 00000000..cf96cf94 --- /dev/null +++ b/examples/bookmarks/tests/test_gui_qml_smoke.cpp @@ -0,0 +1,108 @@ +// SPDX-License-Identifier: Apache-2.0 +// +// The one QML test examples/TESTING.md presenter rule 6 asks each rung for: +// "one offscreen engine-load smoke test (engine creates root object, no +// errors) registered in ctest — not Qt Quick Test, and no synthesized-mouse- +// event flows." It loads the *same* Bookmarks/Main.qml the desktop client +// ships (both link the ladder_bookmarks_qml module), with no controllers +// attached — which is why Main.qml's four `*Controller` properties, and the +// ones LoginView.qml/BookmarkListView.qml declare, all default to null. +// +// What this does and does not prove, restated here rather than silently +// inherited from rung 1's identical test (Task 12 of that rung's ledger). +// +// It proves: every QML file reachable from the two roots loaded below parses; +// the engine resolves every *type* they instantiate and every property those +// types declare; and it builds a root object emitting zero QML warnings. +// +// It specifically does NOT prove that `Connections` signal-handler names or +// delegate `modelData.*` property names are correct. Both are resolved +// dynamically, against an object this test never supplies: every controller +// property is null, so no `Connections` block has a live `target` and none of +// its `onXxx` handler names is ever matched against a real signal; and every +// list model is empty, so no delegate is ever instantiated and no +// `modelData.someField` is ever looked up. A handler bound to a signal that +// does not exist, or a delegate reading a property the model never supplies, +// passes this test. +// +// It also proves nothing about behavior against a live backend — with +// `formsController` null there is no schema document, so each DynamicForm +// renders an empty field list, and the bootstrap timer in BookmarkListView +// never runs (it is gated on a non-null controller). The backend-facing half +// is covered by the presenter suites (test_bookmark_presenter.cpp and its two +// siblings) and, for the composed client, by manual end-to-end verification — +// see this rung's README. +// +// One structural consequence, and what is done about it: Main.qml's +// StackView starts on LoginView, so loading Main alone would instantiate +// LoginView but *not* BookmarkListView — nothing can push it here, since +// `loggedIn` comes from a controller that is null. The second case below +// therefore loads BookmarkListView as a root object in its own right, so the +// screen with all five DynamicForms, three list views and four `Connections` +// blocks is genuinely engine-checked rather than merely compiled. +// +// MORPH_LADDER_QML_URI is defined by morph_add_rung() only when the rung's QML +// module was actually built (MORPH_BUILD_FORMS_QML=ON — the shipped MorphForms +// renderer these files import). Without it this file is an empty translation +// unit, so a configure that legitimately has no Qt Quick still builds. +// +// Runs under QT_QPA_PLATFORM=offscreen (already set for the ladder-tests and +// clang-coverage CI legs) against the QGuiApplication testkit_main.cpp owns +// when this rung's test binary is built — Qt Quick cannot instantiate a window +// under a plain QCoreApplication. + +#ifdef MORPH_LADDER_QML_URI + +#include + +#include +#include +#include +#include + +#include + +namespace { + +/// @brief Loads @p typeName from this rung's QML module and returns the first +/// warning the engine emitted, or an empty string. +/// @param typeName Unqualified QML type name within `MORPH_LADDER_QML_URI`. +/// @param created Set to whether a root object was produced. +/// @return The first warning's text, or an empty string if there was none. +[[nodiscard]] std::string firstWarningLoading(const char* typeName, bool& created) { + QQmlApplicationEngine engine; + + QString firstWarning; + QObject::connect(&engine, &QQmlApplicationEngine::warnings, [&firstWarning](const QList& warnings) { + if (firstWarning.isEmpty() && !warnings.isEmpty()) { + firstWarning = warnings.front().toString(); + } + }); + + engine.loadFromModule(MORPH_LADDER_QML_URI, typeName); + created = !engine.rootObjects().isEmpty(); + return firstWarning.toStdString(); +} + +} // namespace + +TEST_CASE("bookmarks' QML engine loads Main.qml and creates a root object with no errors", + "[bookmarks][gui][qml-smoke]") { + bool created = false; + // Reported through the message, not a bare boolean: a QML warning is + // otherwise a failing assertion with nothing to act on. + CHECK(firstWarningLoading("Main", created) == std::string{}); + REQUIRE(created); +} + +TEST_CASE("bookmarks' post-login screen loads standalone with no errors", "[bookmarks][gui][qml-smoke]") { + // Main.qml's StackView never reaches BookmarkListView without a live + // controller, so it is loaded directly here — see this file's header + // comment. Every controller property defaults to null, exactly as when + // the desktop client has not finished connecting yet. + bool created = false; + CHECK(firstWarningLoading("BookmarkListView", created) == std::string{}); + REQUIRE(created); +} + +#endif // MORPH_LADDER_QML_URI diff --git a/examples/bookmarks/tests/test_netscape_bookmarks.cpp b/examples/bookmarks/tests/test_netscape_bookmarks.cpp new file mode 100644 index 00000000..43100c89 --- /dev/null +++ b/examples/bookmarks/tests/test_netscape_bookmarks.cpp @@ -0,0 +1,44 @@ +// SPDX-License-Identifier: Apache-2.0 +#include "bookmarks/import/netscape_bookmarks.hpp" + +#include + +TEST_CASE("parseNetscapeChunk extracts url and title from entries", + "[bookmarks][import]") { + const std::string chunk = R"(

+

Example +
Second & Site +

)"; + const auto entries = bookmarks::import::parseNetscapeChunk(chunk); + REQUIRE(entries.size() == 2); + CHECK(entries[0].url == "https://example.com"); + CHECK(entries[0].title == "Example"); + CHECK(entries[1].url == "https://second.example"); + CHECK(entries[1].title == "Second & Site"); // entity-decoded +} + +TEST_CASE("parseNetscapeChunk decodes entities in the HREF value, not just the title", + "[bookmarks][import]") { + // Guards against the export/reimport corruption where a URL containing '&' + // (e.g. a real-world query string) got escaped on export but never + // decoded back on import, baking the literal "&" text into the URL. + const std::string chunk = + R"(

Search)"; + const auto entries = bookmarks::import::parseNetscapeChunk(chunk); + REQUIRE(entries.size() == 1); + CHECK(entries[0].url == "https://example.com/search?a=1&b=2"); +} + +TEST_CASE("parseNetscapeChunk skips a malformed with no href", "[bookmarks][import]") { + const std::string chunk = R"(
No href here +
Good)"; + const auto entries = bookmarks::import::parseNetscapeChunk(chunk); + REQUIRE(entries.size() == 2); + CHECK(entries[0].url.empty()); // caller counts this as skipped + CHECK(entries[1].url == "https://good.example"); +} + +TEST_CASE("escapeHtml escapes the five predefined XML entities", "[bookmarks][import]") { + CHECK(bookmarks::import::escapeHtml("a & b < c > d \"e\" 'f'") == + "a & b < c > d "e" 'f'"); +} diff --git a/examples/bookmarks/tests/test_shared_feed_model.cpp b/examples/bookmarks/tests/test_shared_feed_model.cpp new file mode 100644 index 00000000..a33c6720 --- /dev/null +++ b/examples/bookmarks/tests/test_shared_feed_model.cpp @@ -0,0 +1,83 @@ +// SPDX-License-Identifier: Apache-2.0 +#include "bookmarks/models/bookmark_model.hpp" +#include "bookmarks/models/shared_feed_model.hpp" +#include "testkit/db_fixture.hpp" + +#include +#include + +using morph::ladder::testkit::DbFixture; + +namespace { + +/// @brief A `Context` carrying only @p principal. +/// +/// Built field-by-field rather than with a designated initializer on +/// purpose: `-Weverything` includes +/// `-Wmissing-designated-field-initializers`, which fires on a partial +/// designated-initializer list, and `ladder__tests` is built with +/// `apply_warnings()` (so `-Werror` under `MORPH_ENABLE_STRICT_COMPILATION`, +/// CI's default). Same reason `makeCreate` below exists (see +/// `test_app.cpp`'s `contextFor`/`makeCreate` for the original pattern). +[[nodiscard]] morph::session::Context contextFor(std::string principal) { + morph::session::Context ctx; + ctx.principal = std::move(principal); + return ctx; +} + +class ScopedPrincipal { + public: + explicit ScopedPrincipal(std::string principal) : _ctx{contextFor(std::move(principal))}, _scope{_ctx} {} + + private: + morph::session::Context _ctx; + morph::session::detail::ScopedContext _scope; +}; + +/// @brief A `CreateBookmark` for @p url with the given @p visibility. See +/// `contextFor` for why this is not a designated initializer. +[[nodiscard]] bookmarks::CreateBookmark makeCreate(std::string url, + bookmarks::Visibility visibility = bookmarks::Visibility::Private) { + bookmarks::CreateBookmark action; + action.url = std::move(url); + action.visibility = visibility; + return action; +} + +} // namespace + +TEST_CASE("ListSharedFeed returns every user's shared bookmarks, never a private one", + "[bookmarks][model]") { + DbFixture fixture; + bookmarks::BookmarkModel bookmarkModel; + bookmarks::SharedFeedModel feedModel; + { + const ScopedPrincipal alice{"alice"}; + bookmarkModel.execute(makeCreate("https://alice-private.example")); + bookmarkModel.execute(makeCreate("https://alice-shared.example", bookmarks::Visibility::Shared)); + } + const ScopedPrincipal bob{"bob"}; + bookmarkModel.execute(makeCreate("https://bob-shared.example", bookmarks::Visibility::Shared)); + + const auto feed = feedModel.execute(bookmarks::ListSharedFeed{}); + REQUIRE(feed.bookmarks.size() == 2); + for (const auto& row : feed.bookmarks) { + CHECK((row.url == "https://alice-shared.example" || row.url == "https://bob-shared.example")); + } +} + +TEST_CASE("ListSharedFeed excludes an archived-but-shared bookmark", "[bookmarks][model]") { + DbFixture fixture; + bookmarks::BookmarkModel bookmarkModel; + bookmarks::SharedFeedModel feedModel; + const ScopedPrincipal alice{"alice"}; + const auto id = bookmarkModel.execute(makeCreate("https://one.example", bookmarks::Visibility::Shared)).id; + bookmarkModel.execute(bookmarks::ArchiveBookmark{.id = id}); + CHECK(feedModel.execute(bookmarks::ListSharedFeed{}).bookmarks.empty()); +} + +TEST_CASE("ListSharedFeed with no session at all is Forbidden", "[bookmarks][model]") { + DbFixture fixture; + bookmarks::SharedFeedModel feedModel; + REQUIRE_THROWS_AS(feedModel.execute(bookmarks::ListSharedFeed{}), bookmarks::Forbidden); +} diff --git a/examples/bookmarks/tests/test_shared_feed_presenter.cpp b/examples/bookmarks/tests/test_shared_feed_presenter.cpp new file mode 100644 index 00000000..38c651a6 --- /dev/null +++ b/examples/bookmarks/tests/test_shared_feed_presenter.cpp @@ -0,0 +1,139 @@ +// SPDX-License-Identifier: Apache-2.0 +// +// SharedFeedPresenter's own suite (Task 17): its one action (list) round-trips +// through the presenter's own signals, not the model directly, across the +// full BackendRig mode matrix (Local/LocalSingleThread/Socket). Domain rules +// (cross-principal visibility, archived-bookmark exclusion) already have a +// dedicated suite at the model level (test_shared_feed_model.cpp); this file +// only proves the presenter wires the action to the right signal and neither +// crashes nor hangs. See test_bookmark_presenter.cpp's own top comment for +// the full rationale this mirrors, including why every mode needs a real +// signed token. + +#include "shared_feed_presenter.hpp" +#include "testkit/backend_rig.hpp" +#include "testkit/db_fixture.hpp" +#include "testkit/pump.hpp" + +#include +#include + +#include +#include +#include + +#include +#include +#include + +namespace { + +using morph::ladder::testkit::awaitQt; +using morph::ladder::testkit::BackendRig; +using morph::ladder::testkit::DbFixture; +using morph::ladder::testkit::Mode; +using morph::ladder::testkit::pumpUntil; + +/// @brief Builds a rig authenticated as @p principal, for @p mode, over a +/// fresh authorizer keyed on @p secret. See +/// test_bookmark_presenter.cpp's identical helper for the full +/// rationale. +[[nodiscard]] std::unique_ptr makeAuthedRig(Mode mode, std::string_view secret, std::string principal) { + const auto authorizer = + std::make_shared(std::string{secret}, morph::session::hmacSha256); + auto rig = std::make_unique(mode, 1, authorizer); + const morph::session::TokenIssuer issuer{std::string{secret}, morph::session::hmacSha256}; + morph::session::Context ctx; + ctx.principal = std::move(principal); + ctx.token = issuer.issue( + morph::session::SessionToken{.principal = ctx.principal, .expiresAtMs = 4102444800000, .roles = {}}); + rig->bridge(0).setDefaultSession(ctx); + return rig; +} + +/// @brief Creates a bookmark with the given @p visibility via a direct +/// `BookmarkModel` dispatch through @p handler, bypassing +/// `BookmarkPresenter` entirely -- this suite's job is +/// `SharedFeedPresenter`, not bookmark creation. +/// +/// @p handler is supplied by the caller and must outlive every call site: +/// see test_tag_presenter.cpp's identical helper (`seedTaggedBookmark`) for +/// why a short-lived, per-call handler is unsafe in `Mode::Socket` -- two +/// such handlers constructed back to back race a `deregister` reply against +/// the next handler's synchronous registration, occasionally leaving the new +/// binding permanently unbound (`Bridge::executeVia` then fails every +/// dispatch with "handler not bound", not just the first). Reproduced here +/// empirically, not just by inference: this file's own two-`seedBookmark` +/// call sequence below hit it directly. +void seedBookmark(::morph::bridge::BridgeHandler& handler, std::string url, + bookmarks::Visibility visibility) { + bookmarks::CreateBookmark create; + create.url = std::move(url); + create.visibility = visibility; + (void) awaitQt(handler.execute(create)); +} + +} // namespace + +TEST_CASE("SharedFeedPresenter::list returns every shared bookmark, never a private one, " + "all three backend modes", + "[bookmarks][presenter]") { + const auto mode = GENERATE(Mode::Local, Mode::LocalSingleThread, Mode::Socket); + CAPTURE(mode); + DbFixture fixture; + auto rig = makeAuthedRig(mode, "shared-feed-presenter-list-secret", "alice"); + // Declared before `presenter` (and so, by C++'s reverse local-destruction + // order, torn down *after* it) -- see `seedBookmark`'s own doc comment. + auto bookmarkHandler = rig->client(0); + seedBookmark(bookmarkHandler, "https://alice-private.example", bookmarks::Visibility::Private); + seedBookmark(bookmarkHandler, "https://alice-shared.example", bookmarks::Visibility::Shared); + + bookmarks::gui::SharedFeedPresenter presenter{rig->bridge(0), rig->executor()}; + bookmarks::ListSharedFeedResult listed; + bool gotListed = false; + QObject::connect(&presenter, &bookmarks::gui::SharedFeedPresenter::listed, + [&](bookmarks::ListSharedFeedResult result) { + listed = std::move(result); + gotListed = true; + }); + presenter.list(bookmarks::ListSharedFeed{}); + REQUIRE(pumpUntil([&] { return gotListed; })); + REQUIRE_FALSE(presenter.busy()); + REQUIRE(listed.bookmarks.size() == 1); + CHECK(listed.bookmarks.front().url == "https://alice-shared.example"); +} + +TEST_CASE("SharedFeedPresenter::list with no session at all emits failed, not a crash", + "[bookmarks][presenter]") { + // SharedFeedModel::execute throws Forbidden with no session + // (test_shared_feed_model.cpp's identical model-level case) -- proves the + // presenter surfaces that as `failed()` rather than crashing, using a + // bridge that never had `setDefaultSession` called on it. + DbFixture fixture; + BackendRig rig{Mode::Local, 1}; + bookmarks::gui::SharedFeedPresenter presenter{rig.bridge(0), rig.executor()}; + + QString failure; + bool failed = false; + QObject::connect(&presenter, &bookmarks::gui::SharedFeedPresenter::failed, [&](QString message) { + failure = message; + failed = true; + }); + presenter.list(bookmarks::ListSharedFeed{}); + REQUIRE(pumpUntil([&] { return failed; })); + CHECK_FALSE(failure.isEmpty()); + REQUIRE_FALSE(presenter.busy()); +} + +// A dedicated "ListSharedFeed against a broken store" case (drop the +// `bookmarks` table out from under the query) is deliberately not repeated +// here: test_bookmark_presenter.cpp's own consolidated broken-store case +// already drops and reapplies that same table's schema once per process -- +// see that test's doc comment for why a *second* such cycle in the same +// process deterministically corrupts Lightweight's `SqlMigration` fold-state +// cache and takes down every later `DbFixture` in the binary. The no-session +// case above already proves `SharedFeedPresenter` surfaces a genuine +// model-thrown error as `failed()` rather than crashing; that mechanism +// (typed exception -> `reportError` -> `failed()`) is identical regardless of +// which exception type triggers it, and `BookmarkPresenter`'s own suite +// separately proves the broken-store path specifically. diff --git a/examples/bookmarks/tests/test_tag_bulk_dto.cpp b/examples/bookmarks/tests/test_tag_bulk_dto.cpp new file mode 100644 index 00000000..7e926ff0 --- /dev/null +++ b/examples/bookmarks/tests/test_tag_bulk_dto.cpp @@ -0,0 +1,68 @@ +// SPDX-License-Identifier: Apache-2.0 +#include "bookmarks/dto/bulk_dto.hpp" +#include "bookmarks/dto/import_export_dto.hpp" +#include "bookmarks/dto/shared_feed_dto.hpp" +#include "bookmarks/dto/tag_dto.hpp" + +#include + +TEST_CASE("RenameTag requires an id and a non-empty, bounded name", "[bookmarks][dto]") { + bookmarks::RenameTag action; + CHECK_FALSE(action.validate()); + action.id = bookmarks::TagId{1}; + CHECK_FALSE(action.validate()); // still no name + action.name = "programming"; + CHECK(action.validate()); + action.name = std::string(bookmarks::kMaxTagNameBytes + 1, 'x'); + CHECK_FALSE(action.validate()); +} + +TEST_CASE("MergeTags requires two distinct ids", "[bookmarks][dto]") { + bookmarks::MergeTags action; + CHECK_FALSE(action.validate()); + action.sourceId = bookmarks::TagId{1}; + action.targetId = bookmarks::TagId{1}; + CHECK_FALSE(action.validate()); // merging a tag into itself + action.targetId = bookmarks::TagId{2}; + CHECK(action.validate()); +} + +TEST_CASE("BulkEdit requires at least one id", "[bookmarks][dto]") { + bookmarks::BulkEdit action; + CHECK_FALSE(action.validate()); + action.ids = {bookmarks::BookmarkId{1}}; + CHECK(action.validate()); +} + +TEST_CASE("BulkArchiveOp reflects as a readable string", "[bookmarks][dto]") { + std::string json; + REQUIRE_FALSE(glz::write_json(bookmarks::BulkArchiveOp::Archive, json)); + CHECK(json == "\"Archive\""); +} + +TEST_CASE("ImportBookmarks requires a non-empty chunk and an opId; the chunk-size bound is " + "deliberately NOT one of validate()'s checks", + "[bookmarks][dto]") { + bookmarks::ImportBookmarks action; + CHECK_FALSE(action.validate()); + action.chunk = "Example"; + CHECK_FALSE(action.validate()); // still no opId + action.opId = bookmarks::ImportOpId{"chunk-1"}; + CHECK(action.validate()); + // An oversized chunk still passes validate() -- see import_export_dto.hpp's + // comment on validate(): the size bound is enforced once, in + // BookmarkModel::execute(), specifically so it can be signaled as the + // more specific TooLarge rather than being folded into validate()'s + // single untyped ValidationError (which is what every real dispatch + // path, e.g. Bridge::executeVia, would produce if validate() rejected + // it here instead). + action.chunk = std::string(bookmarks::kMaxImportChunkBytes + 1, 'x'); + CHECK(action.validate()); +} + +TEST_CASE("ListSharedFeed/ListTags/ExportBookmarks validate() with no required fields", + "[bookmarks][dto]") { + CHECK(bookmarks::ListSharedFeed{}.validate()); + CHECK(bookmarks::ListTags{}.validate()); + CHECK(bookmarks::ExportBookmarks{}.validate()); +} diff --git a/examples/bookmarks/tests/test_tag_model.cpp b/examples/bookmarks/tests/test_tag_model.cpp new file mode 100644 index 00000000..5229356a --- /dev/null +++ b/examples/bookmarks/tests/test_tag_model.cpp @@ -0,0 +1,169 @@ +// SPDX-License-Identifier: Apache-2.0 +#include "bookmarks/models/bookmark_model.hpp" +#include "bookmarks/models/tag_model.hpp" +#include "testkit/db_fixture.hpp" + +#include "bookmarks/db/outbox_entity.hpp" + +#include +#include + +#include +#include + +using morph::ladder::testkit::DbFixture; + +namespace { + +/// @brief A `Context` carrying only @p principal. +/// +/// Built field-by-field rather than with a designated initializer on +/// purpose: `-Weverything` includes +/// `-Wmissing-designated-field-initializers`, which fires on a partial +/// designated-initializer list, and `ladder__tests` is built with +/// `apply_warnings()` (so `-Werror` under `MORPH_ENABLE_STRICT_COMPILATION`, +/// CI's default). Same reason `makeCreate` below exists (see +/// `test_app.cpp`'s `contextFor`/`makeCreate` for the original pattern). +[[nodiscard]] morph::session::Context contextFor(std::string principal) { + morph::session::Context ctx; + ctx.principal = std::move(principal); + return ctx; +} + +class ScopedPrincipal { + public: + explicit ScopedPrincipal(std::string principal) : _ctx{contextFor(std::move(principal))}, _scope{_ctx} {} + + private: + morph::session::Context _ctx; + morph::session::detail::ScopedContext _scope; +}; + +/// @brief A `CreateBookmark` for @p url with the given @p tags. See +/// `contextFor` for why this is not a designated initializer. +[[nodiscard]] bookmarks::CreateBookmark makeCreate(std::string url, std::vector tags = {}) { + bookmarks::CreateBookmark action; + action.url = std::move(url); + action.tags = std::move(tags); + return action; +} + +} // namespace + +TEST_CASE("RenameTag renames a tag owned by the caller", "[bookmarks][model]") { + DbFixture fixture; + bookmarks::BookmarkModel bookmarkModel; + bookmarks::TagModel tagModel; + const ScopedPrincipal alice{"alice"}; + + const auto bookmarkId = bookmarkModel.execute(makeCreate("https://one.example", {"old"})).id; + const auto tags = tagModel.execute(bookmarks::ListTags{}).tags; + REQUIRE(tags.size() == 1); + const auto tagId = tags.front().id; + + tagModel.execute(bookmarks::RenameTag{.id = tagId, .name = "new"}); + const auto renamed = tagModel.execute(bookmarks::ListTags{}).tags; + REQUIRE(renamed.size() == 1); + CHECK(renamed.front().name == "new"); + CHECK(bookmarkModel.execute(bookmarks::GetBookmark{.id = bookmarkId}).tags == std::vector{"new"}); +} + +TEST_CASE("RenameTag against another principal's tag is Forbidden", "[bookmarks][model]") { + DbFixture fixture; + bookmarks::BookmarkModel bookmarkModel; + bookmarks::TagModel tagModel; + bookmarks::TagId aliceTagId; + { + const ScopedPrincipal alice{"alice"}; + bookmarkModel.execute(makeCreate("https://one.example", {"mine"})); + aliceTagId = tagModel.execute(bookmarks::ListTags{}).tags.front().id; + } + const ScopedPrincipal mallory{"mallory"}; + REQUIRE_THROWS_AS(tagModel.execute(bookmarks::RenameTag{.id = aliceTagId, .name = "stolen"}), + bookmarks::Forbidden); +} + +TEST_CASE("RenameTag colliding with an existing tag name is a Conflict", "[bookmarks][model]") { + DbFixture fixture; + bookmarks::BookmarkModel bookmarkModel; + bookmarks::TagModel tagModel; + const ScopedPrincipal alice{"alice"}; + bookmarkModel.execute(makeCreate("https://one.example", {"a", "b"})); + const auto tags = tagModel.execute(bookmarks::ListTags{}).tags; + const auto tagA = std::ranges::find_if(tags, [](auto& t) { return t.name == "a"; })->id; + REQUIRE_THROWS_AS(tagModel.execute(bookmarks::RenameTag{.id = tagA, .name = "b"}), bookmarks::Conflict); +} + +TEST_CASE("MergeTags reassigns every bookmark from source to target, dedups, and deletes source", + "[bookmarks][model]") { + DbFixture fixture; + bookmarks::BookmarkModel bookmarkModel; + bookmarks::TagModel tagModel; + const ScopedPrincipal alice{"alice"}; + + const auto id1 = bookmarkModel.execute(makeCreate("https://one.example", {"cpp"})).id; + const auto id2 = bookmarkModel.execute(makeCreate("https://two.example", {"cpp", "c++"})).id; + const auto tags = tagModel.execute(bookmarks::ListTags{}).tags; + const auto cppId = std::ranges::find_if(tags, [](auto& t) { return t.name == "cpp"; })->id; + const auto cxxId = std::ranges::find_if(tags, [](auto& t) { return t.name == "c++"; })->id; + + tagModel.execute(bookmarks::MergeTags{.sourceId = cppId, .targetId = cxxId}); + + CHECK(bookmarkModel.execute(bookmarks::GetBookmark{.id = id1}).tags == std::vector{"c++"}); + auto tagsOfId2 = bookmarkModel.execute(bookmarks::GetBookmark{.id = id2}).tags; + CHECK(tagsOfId2.size() == 1); // "cpp" and "c++" merged into one, not duplicated + CHECK(tagsOfId2.front() == "c++"); + const auto remaining = tagModel.execute(bookmarks::ListTags{}).tags; + CHECK(remaining.size() == 1); // "cpp" is gone +} + +TEST_CASE("MergeTags writes exactly one outbox row", "[bookmarks][model]") { + DbFixture fixture; + bookmarks::BookmarkModel bookmarkModel; + bookmarks::TagModel tagModel; + const ScopedPrincipal alice{"alice"}; + bookmarkModel.execute(makeCreate("https://one.example", {"a", "b"})); + const auto tags = tagModel.execute(bookmarks::ListTags{}).tags; + tagModel.execute(bookmarks::MergeTags{.sourceId = tags[0].id, .targetId = tags[1].id}); + + Lightweight::DataMapper mapper; + auto rows = mapper.Query().All(); + REQUIRE(rows.size() == 1); + CHECK(rows.front().actionType.Value() == "MergeTags"); +} + +TEST_CASE("Cross-model race: TagModel renames a tag while BookmarkModel's BulkEdit adds the old " + "name -- documents where consistency becomes app responsibility, per the README", + "[bookmarks][model]") { + DbFixture fixture; + bookmarks::BookmarkModel bookmarkModel; + bookmarks::TagModel tagModel; + const ScopedPrincipal alice{"alice"}; + + bookmarkModel.execute(makeCreate("https://one.example", {"old"})); + const auto tagId = tagModel.execute(bookmarks::ListTags{}).tags.front().id; + + // Sequential, not genuinely racing (this test suite calls execute() + // directly, C++-to-C++, with no thread-level concurrency -- the README's + // own framing already concedes "the strand cannot fix it," i.e. this is + // a documentation test, not a fix-verification test): rename first, + // then a second bookmark's BulkEdit tries to add the *old* name back. + tagModel.execute(bookmarks::RenameTag{.id = tagId, .name = "new"}); + const auto id2 = bookmarkModel.execute(makeCreate("https://two.example")).id; + + bookmarks::BulkEdit edit; + edit.ids = {id2}; + edit.addTags = {"old"}; // the pre-rename name -- TagModel already renamed it away + bookmarkModel.execute(edit); + + // BulkEdit's own findOrCreateTagId has no way to know "old" was renamed + // to "new" -- it faithfully creates a *new* tag literally named "old". + // This is the documented, accepted outcome: two strands, no + // cross-instance transaction, and the model layer cannot see the other + // model's in-flight rename. Consistency here is app/UI responsibility + // (e.g. a client re-fetching the tag list before offering it), not a + // framework or model guarantee. + const auto tags = tagModel.execute(bookmarks::ListTags{}).tags; + CHECK(std::ranges::any_of(tags, [](auto& t) { return t.name == "new"; })); + CHECK(std::ranges::any_of(tags, [](auto& t) { return t.name == "old"; })); // recreated, not merged +} diff --git a/examples/bookmarks/tests/test_tag_presenter.cpp b/examples/bookmarks/tests/test_tag_presenter.cpp new file mode 100644 index 00000000..9b27dbc3 --- /dev/null +++ b/examples/bookmarks/tests/test_tag_presenter.cpp @@ -0,0 +1,273 @@ +// SPDX-License-Identifier: Apache-2.0 +// +// TagPresenter's own suite (Task 17): each of its three actions +// (rename/merge/list) round-trips through the presenter's own signals, not +// the model directly, across the full BackendRig mode matrix +// (Local/LocalSingleThread/Socket). Domain rules (ownership, collision +// detection, the merge cascade) already have a dedicated suite at the model +// level (test_tag_model.cpp); this file only proves the presenter wires each +// action to the right signal and neither crashes nor hangs. See +// test_bookmark_presenter.cpp's own top comment for the full rationale this +// mirrors, including why every mode needs a real signed token. + +#include "tag_presenter.hpp" +#include "testkit/backend_rig.hpp" +#include "testkit/db_fixture.hpp" +#include "testkit/pump.hpp" + +#include +#include + +#include +#include +#include + +#include +#include +#include +#include +#include + +namespace { + +using morph::ladder::testkit::awaitQt; +using morph::ladder::testkit::BackendRig; +using morph::ladder::testkit::DbFixture; +using morph::ladder::testkit::Mode; +using morph::ladder::testkit::pumpUntil; + +/// @brief Builds a rig authenticated as @p principal, for @p mode, over a +/// fresh authorizer keyed on @p secret. See +/// test_bookmark_presenter.cpp's identical helper for the full +/// rationale. +[[nodiscard]] std::unique_ptr makeAuthedRig(Mode mode, std::string_view secret, std::string principal) { + const auto authorizer = + std::make_shared(std::string{secret}, morph::session::hmacSha256); + auto rig = std::make_unique(mode, 1, authorizer); + const morph::session::TokenIssuer issuer{std::string{secret}, morph::session::hmacSha256}; + morph::session::Context ctx; + ctx.principal = std::move(principal); + ctx.token = issuer.issue( + morph::session::SessionToken{.principal = ctx.principal, .expiresAtMs = 4102444800000, .roles = {}}); + rig->bridge(0).setDefaultSession(ctx); + return rig; +} + +/// @brief Creates a bookmark tagged @p tags via a direct `BookmarkModel` +/// dispatch through @p handler, bypassing `BookmarkPresenter` +/// entirely -- this suite's job is `TagPresenter`, not bookmark +/// creation. +/// +/// @p handler is supplied by the caller, and deliberately outlives every +/// call site below -- see those call sites' own comments for why: a +/// short-lived, per-call handler is the actual root cause this signature +/// avoids. +/// +/// Returns nothing: no caller in this suite needs the new bookmark's id -- +/// every assertion here is about the *tags* the seed created, looked up by +/// name. The `awaitQt` is still load-bearing, and is the whole point of the +/// helper: it makes the seed synchronous, so a `TagPresenter::list` issued +/// on the next line cannot race the rows it is meant to see. +/// +/// @param handler Live handler the create is dispatched through. +/// @param url The new bookmark's url. +/// @param tags Tag names to create and attach. +void seedTaggedBookmark(::morph::bridge::BridgeHandler& handler, std::string url, + std::vector tags) { + bookmarks::CreateBookmark create; + create.url = std::move(url); + create.tags = std::move(tags); + static_cast(awaitQt(handler.execute(create))); +} + +} // namespace + +TEST_CASE("TagPresenter::list returns every tag the caller owns, all three backend modes", "[bookmarks][presenter]") { + const auto mode = GENERATE(Mode::Local, Mode::LocalSingleThread, Mode::Socket); + CAPTURE(mode); + DbFixture fixture; + auto rig = makeAuthedRig(mode, "tag-presenter-list-secret", "alice"); + // Declared before `presenter` (and so, by C++'s reverse local-destruction + // order, torn down *after* it): see this file's top-of-suite note above + // `seedTaggedBookmark` -- a short-lived handler's teardown message would + // otherwise race `presenter`'s own registration on the same connection. + auto bookmarkHandler = rig->client(0); + seedTaggedBookmark(bookmarkHandler, "https://one.example", {"cpp", "rust"}); + + bookmarks::gui::TagPresenter presenter{rig->bridge(0), rig->executor()}; + bookmarks::ListTagsResult listed; + bool gotListed = false; + QObject::connect(&presenter, &bookmarks::gui::TagPresenter::listed, [&](bookmarks::ListTagsResult result) { + listed = std::move(result); + gotListed = true; + }); + presenter.list(bookmarks::ListTags{}); + REQUIRE(pumpUntil([&] { return gotListed; })); + REQUIRE_FALSE(presenter.busy()); + REQUIRE(listed.tags.size() == 2); + CHECK(std::ranges::find_if(listed.tags, [](auto& t) { return t.name == "cpp"; }) != listed.tags.end()); + CHECK(std::ranges::find_if(listed.tags, [](auto& t) { return t.name == "rust"; }) != listed.tags.end()); +} + +TEST_CASE("TagPresenter::rename renames a tag owned by the caller, all three backend modes", + "[bookmarks][presenter]") { + const auto mode = GENERATE(Mode::Local, Mode::LocalSingleThread, Mode::Socket); + CAPTURE(mode); + DbFixture fixture; + auto rig = makeAuthedRig(mode, "tag-presenter-rename-secret", "alice"); + // See the list test above for why this handler outlives `presenter`. + auto bookmarkHandler = rig->client(0); + seedTaggedBookmark(bookmarkHandler, "https://one.example", {"old"}); + + bookmarks::gui::TagPresenter presenter{rig->bridge(0), rig->executor()}; + bookmarks::ListTagsResult before; + bool gotBefore = false; + QObject::connect(&presenter, &bookmarks::gui::TagPresenter::listed, [&](bookmarks::ListTagsResult result) { + before = std::move(result); + gotBefore = true; + }); + presenter.list(bookmarks::ListTags{}); + REQUIRE(pumpUntil([&] { return gotBefore; })); + REQUIRE(before.tags.size() == 1); + const auto tagId = before.tags.front().id; + + bool renamed = false; + QObject::connect(&presenter, &bookmarks::gui::TagPresenter::renamed, [&] { renamed = true; }); + presenter.rename(bookmarks::RenameTag{.id = tagId, .name = "new"}); + REQUIRE(pumpUntil([&] { return renamed; })); + REQUIRE_FALSE(presenter.busy()); + + bookmarks::ListTagsResult after; + bool gotAfter = false; + QObject::connect(&presenter, &bookmarks::gui::TagPresenter::listed, [&](bookmarks::ListTagsResult result) { + after = std::move(result); + gotAfter = true; + }); + presenter.list(bookmarks::ListTags{}); + REQUIRE(pumpUntil([&] { return gotAfter; })); + REQUIRE(after.tags.size() == 1); + CHECK(after.tags.front().name == "new"); +} + +TEST_CASE("TagPresenter::merge reassigns every bookmark from source to target and deletes source, " + "all three backend modes", + "[bookmarks][presenter]") { + const auto mode = GENERATE(Mode::Local, Mode::LocalSingleThread, Mode::Socket); + CAPTURE(mode); + DbFixture fixture; + auto rig = makeAuthedRig(mode, "tag-presenter-merge-secret", "alice"); + // One handler reused for both seed calls -- not just for the list test's + // reason above, but because this test is where the underlying bug was + // actually caught: `Bridge::registerHandler()`'s only synchronous path + // (`BackendRig::Socket` never opts into `asyncRegistrationEnabled`) blocks + // in `QtWebSocketBackend::sendSync` via a nested `QEventLoop`, waiting for + // a reply whose wire envelope carries `callId == 0` -- the same `callId` + // every fire-and-forget `deregister` reply also carries (`onTextMessage` + // has no other way to tell "the sync reply I'm parked for" from "an + // unrelated deregister ack") from `QtWebSocketBackend::deregisterModel`. + // Two short-lived handlers back to back -- construct, dispatch, destruct + // (deregister), construct again -- let a fresh registration's `sendSync` + // park its nested loop while the *previous* handler's still-in-flight + // deregister ack is loose on the wire; if that ack's "ok" reply (with no + // `modelId` field) lands first, `onTextMessage` hands it to the parked + // loop instead of the real register reply, and the new binding's + // `currentId` is stored as 0 -- permanently, since the actual register + // reply that arrives afterward has nowhere left to go (`_syncLoop` was + // already reset). Every later dispatch on that binding then fails fast + // with "handler not bound" (`Bridge::executeVia`), forever, not just + // transiently -- confirmed by instrumented reruns: a bounded retry loop + // (an earlier version of this fix) burned its full deadline every time + // rather than ever recovering, exactly what a permanently-zeroed + // `currentId` predicts, not what a merely slow round trip would. Keeping + // one handler alive across both bookmarks removes the *deregister* from + // between the two registrations entirely -- there is no longer a stray + // reply in flight for a later `sendSync` to catch. This is a real + // `QtWebSocketBackend`/`Bridge` protocol-correlation bug (`include/morph/ + // qt/qt_websocket_backend.hpp`'s `deregisterModel` vs. `sendSync`'s + // shared `callId == 0` bucket), not a `Presenter`/`TagPresenter` defect; + // fixing it there is out of scope here (framework code, not this rung's + // testkit) -- see this task's report for the finding writeup. + auto bookmarkHandler = rig->client(0); + seedTaggedBookmark(bookmarkHandler, "https://one.example", {"cpp"}); + seedTaggedBookmark(bookmarkHandler, "https://two.example", {"cpp", "c++"}); + + bookmarks::gui::TagPresenter presenter{rig->bridge(0), rig->executor()}; + bookmarks::ListTagsResult before; + bool gotBefore = false; + QObject::connect(&presenter, &bookmarks::gui::TagPresenter::listed, [&](bookmarks::ListTagsResult result) { + before = std::move(result); + gotBefore = true; + }); + presenter.list(bookmarks::ListTags{}); + REQUIRE(pumpUntil([&] { return gotBefore; })); + REQUIRE(before.tags.size() == 2); + const auto cppId = std::ranges::find_if(before.tags, [](auto& t) { return t.name == "cpp"; })->id; + const auto cxxId = std::ranges::find_if(before.tags, [](auto& t) { return t.name == "c++"; })->id; + + bool merged = false; + QObject::connect(&presenter, &bookmarks::gui::TagPresenter::merged, [&] { merged = true; }); + presenter.merge(bookmarks::MergeTags{.sourceId = cppId, .targetId = cxxId}); + REQUIRE(pumpUntil([&] { return merged; })); + REQUIRE_FALSE(presenter.busy()); + + bookmarks::ListTagsResult after; + bool gotAfter = false; + QObject::connect(&presenter, &bookmarks::gui::TagPresenter::listed, [&](bookmarks::ListTagsResult result) { + after = std::move(result); + gotAfter = true; + }); + presenter.list(bookmarks::ListTags{}); + REQUIRE(pumpUntil([&] { return gotAfter; })); + REQUIRE(after.tags.size() == 1); // "cpp" is gone + CHECK(after.tags.front().name == "c++"); +} + +TEST_CASE("Every TagPresenter action routes its failure to failed(), not just rename()", "[bookmarks][presenter]") { + DbFixture fixture; + auto rig = makeAuthedRig(Mode::Local, "tag-presenter-fail-secret", "alice"); + bookmarks::gui::TagPresenter presenter{rig->bridge(0), rig->executor()}; + + QString failure; + int failures = 0; + QObject::connect(&presenter, &bookmarks::gui::TagPresenter::failed, [&](QString message) { + failure = message; + ++failures; + }); + + // rename: a disengaged id fails RenameTag::validate(). + presenter.rename(bookmarks::RenameTag{}); + REQUIRE(pumpUntil([&] { return failures == 1; })); + REQUIRE_FALSE(presenter.busy()); + + // merge: two disengaged (and thus equal) ids fail MergeTags::validate(). + presenter.merge(bookmarks::MergeTags{}); + REQUIRE(pumpUntil([&] { return failures == 2; })); + REQUIRE_FALSE(presenter.busy()); + CHECK_FALSE(failure.isEmpty()); +} + +TEST_CASE("TagPresenter::list with no session at all emits failed, not a crash", "[bookmarks][presenter]") { + // ListTags has `validate() { return true; }` unconditionally -- its only + // reachable failure is a genuine model-level error, not a validation one. + // `TagModel`'s own `requirePrincipal()` (tag_model.cpp) throws `Forbidden` + // before touching the database at all when `session::current()` carries + // no principal, so an unauthenticated bridge (no `setDefaultSession` call) + // reaches exactly that path safely. See + // test_bookmark_presenter.cpp's identical "no session" case for why this + // -- not a dropped table -- is the safe way to provoke a genuine failure + // for an always-`validate()`-true action in this rung's test binary. + DbFixture fixture; + BackendRig rig{Mode::Local, 1}; + bookmarks::gui::TagPresenter presenter{rig.bridge(0), rig.executor()}; + + QString failure; + bool failed = false; + QObject::connect(&presenter, &bookmarks::gui::TagPresenter::failed, [&](QString message) { + failure = message; + failed = true; + }); + presenter.list(bookmarks::ListTags{}); + REQUIRE(pumpUntil([&] { return failed; })); + CHECK_FALSE(failure.isEmpty()); + REQUIRE_FALSE(presenter.busy()); +} From 46cda218ccd845ac5597e160613a5646959d7238 Mon Sep 17 00:00:00 2001 From: Yaraslau Tamashevich Date: Thu, 13 Aug 2026 14:27:01 +0300 Subject: [PATCH 04/14] ladder: rung 3 -- polls Multi-participant polling with vote/comment history, undo, finalization, and a Zulip-pattern event log (GetEventsSince) -- the first rung to exercise the framework's async keyed/shared-model attach path, which drove the core framework additions in the shared-infrastructure commit. Co-Authored-By: Claude Sonnet 5 --- examples/polls/CMakeLists.txt | 54 ++ examples/polls/README.md | 480 +++++++++++++ examples/polls/gui/qml/CreatePollView.qml | 200 ++++++ examples/polls/gui/qml/Main.qml | 171 +++++ examples/polls/gui/qml/VoteView.qml | 344 +++++++++ .../polls/gui_lib/poll_forms_controller.cpp | 32 + .../polls/gui_lib/poll_forms_controller.hpp | 171 +++++ examples/polls/gui_lib/poll_presenter.cpp | 79 +++ examples/polls/gui_lib/poll_presenter.hpp | 159 +++++ examples/polls/gui_lib/poll_qml_bridges.cpp | 354 ++++++++++ examples/polls/gui_lib/poll_qml_bridges.hpp | 240 +++++++ examples/polls/gui_lib/poll_schemas.hpp | 77 ++ examples/polls/gui_wasm/main_wasm.cpp | 277 ++++++++ examples/polls/include/polls/app/app.hpp | 72 ++ .../include/polls/auth/polls_authorizer.hpp | 120 ++++ examples/polls/include/polls/core/errors.hpp | 47 ++ examples/polls/include/polls/core/types.hpp | 98 +++ examples/polls/include/polls/db/database.hpp | 15 + 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b/examples/polls/CMakeLists.txt @@ -0,0 +1,54 @@ +# SPDX-License-Identifier: Apache-2.0 +# +# polls — rung 3 of the application ladder (examples/polls/README.md). +# All target wiring lives in morph_add_rung() (cmake/morph_add_rung.cmake); +# this file only pulls in polls-specific sources it doesn't know about, then +# calls it. + +cmake_minimum_required(VERSION 3.25) + +morph_add_rung(NAME polls) + +# morph_add_rung() only globs src/models/*.cpp, src/db/*.cpp and +# src/app/*.cpp into ladder_polls_lib (cmake/morph_add_rung.cmake:91-92) +# — it does not know about this rung's src/auth/ (Tasks 1-10's +# PollsAuthorizer), so without an explicit target_sources() call the rung +# fails to link with undefined polls::auth::PollsAuthorizer symbols. +# Mirrors bookmarks' own CMakeLists.txt treatment of src/import/ and src/dto/. +# (src/db/schema.cpp needs no equivalent line here -- the glob above already +# covers src/db/*.cpp.) +if(TARGET ladder_polls_lib) + target_sources(ladder_polls_lib PRIVATE + "${CMAKE_CURRENT_SOURCE_DIR}/src/auth/polls_authorizer.cpp") +endif() + +# ladder_polls_lib is native-only (morph_add_rung.cmake's own comment: +# "ladder__gui_wasm never links ladder__lib — so this target +# genuinely never needs to build under Emscripten at all"), so the +# target_sources() call above silently no-ops under EMSCRIPTEN. Nothing in +# ladder_polls_gui_wasm references PollsAuthorizer today, so this has not +# yet produced bookmarks' identical undefined-symbol link failure — but the +# same trap is there the moment it does. polls_authorizer.cpp has no +# persistence dependency, so it is equally at home in ladder_polls_gui_lib, +# which does build under Emscripten and is what ladder_polls_gui_wasm links. +# Mirrors bookmarks' own CMakeLists.txt treatment of the identical gap for +# src/dto/auth_dto.cpp. +if(TARGET ladder_polls_gui_lib AND NOT TARGET ladder_polls_lib) + target_sources(ladder_polls_gui_lib PRIVATE + "${CMAKE_CURRENT_SOURCE_DIR}/src/auth/polls_authorizer.cpp") +endif() + +# ── The WASM client's server url ──────────────────────────────────────────── +# Same mechanism as pastebin's/bookmarks' own CMakeLists.txt — see either +# file's comment. Port 8767 matches ladder_polls_server's own compiled-in +# default (src/server/main.cpp), the next free port after pastebin's 8765 and +# bookmarks' 8766. +if(TARGET ladder_polls_gui_wasm) + if(NOT DEFINED MORPH_LADDER_POLLS_WASM_SERVER_URL) + set(MORPH_LADDER_POLLS_WASM_SERVER_URL "ws://127.0.0.1:8767" CACHE STRING + "URL polls' WASM client connects to; must be a reachable ladder_polls_server.") + endif() + target_compile_definitions(ladder_polls_gui_wasm PRIVATE + MORPH_LADDER_POLLS_WASM_SERVER_URL="${MORPH_LADDER_POLLS_WASM_SERVER_URL}" + ) +endif() diff --git a/examples/polls/README.md b/examples/polls/README.md new file mode 100644 index 00000000..c85c5753 --- /dev/null +++ b/examples/polls/README.md @@ -0,0 +1,480 @@ +# polls — rung 3 of the [application ladder](../LADDER.md) + +**Status: shipped** — every rung-3 task is complete; see +[Definition of done](#definition-of-done) for what that does and does not +mean, and ["The client, and its known gaps"](#the-client-and-its-known-gaps--stated-rather-than-smoothed-over) +for what the shipped client cannot reach (there is no native desktop entry +point at all, so the live multi-client demo the DoD asks for has not been +run; the WASM client is written and CI-gated but has never been compiled +here). Design decisions below were resolved in writing before implementation +began, per [`LADDER.md`](../LADDER.md)'s discipline rule. + +## Design decisions (resolved before implementation) + +Research done ahead of writing this rung's implementation plan surfaced two +places where this README's own framing does not match the framework as it +actually exists, plus decisions the README named but left open. Recorded +here, in writing, before any task starts — the discipline rule this ladder +runs on. + +1. **`session::Principal` is not a capability-token mechanism — correction.** + This README originally described participant identity as "the participant + token in `session::Context` ... `session::Principal` (added in #34) + carrying a capability token instead of a user identity." The real + `session::Principal` (`docs/spec/session/session.md`) is a client-side, + `Bridge`-scoped UI cache populated *after* login from server-returned + data — it has no wire representation and does not participate in + dispatch authorization at all ("Setting a `Principal` does not affect + `Context` or dispatch behavior in any way"). There is no existing + framework mechanism for a bare shared-secret-per-entity capability token. + **Resolved shape**: `Context::token` carries the poll's admin secret; + `PollModel::execute()` verifies it itself, by comparing against the poll + row's stored `adminToken` column — the same shape as a + `SigningAuthorizer`-verified token, but hand-verified in the model rather + than by an `IAuthorizer`, since no framework authorizer verifies bare + shared secrets. `Context::principal` carries the free-text + `participantName` `SubmitVotes` already names as an action field. + **`UndoLastVoteChange`'s "principal-scoped" therefore means keyed on + `(pollId, participantName)`**, not a framework-authenticated identity. + + **What shipped, stated exactly** (corrected after the final whole-branch + review found this section overclaiming): `FinalizePoll` is the *only* + token-gated action in `PollModel`. `SubmitVotes`, `UpdateVotes`, + `AddComment`, `UndoLastVoteChange`, `GetPollState`, `GetEventsSince` and + the keyed `OpenPoll` attach are all reachable by anyone who can name the + `pollId`, with no token check at all — which is the intended design, not + a gap: `pollId` is 16 bytes of `std::random_device` entropy in base64url, + so knowing it *is* the capability (design decision 2 says as much: + "attaching to a poll by id is meant to be as open as knowing the link"). + A participant gate would add no authority in any case, since one + participant token is minted per *poll*, not per participant, and every + voter would present the same secret. `CreatePollResult::participantToken` + is accordingly generated, stored, returned and shown by + `CreatePollView.qml` — and **verified by nothing**; it is reserved for a + later rung wanting a second, separately revocable capability level. An + earlier draft carried a `PollModel::requireParticipant()` helper with no + call sites; it was removed rather than left implying a check that does + not happen. +2. **Finding 027 applies to shared/keyed registration, not just plain + registration.** `registerModelShared`/`attachModel`'s wire form is still + a `register` envelope (`docs/spec/core/shared_instances.md`: "`register` + grows `primary` and `shared`" — additive, same envelope kind), and + `wire::makeRegisterShared` carries no session, exactly like plain + `wire::makeRegister`. So `authorizeRegister` cannot gate `OpenPoll{pollId}` + (the keyed attach) by admin/participant token either — the same + structural gap rung 2 found and worked around. **Resolved shape**: + `authorizeRegister` stays unconditionally permissive for `PollModel` + (attaching to a poll by id is meant to be as open as knowing the link, + by design — this is not a regression), and the one action that must + distinguish admin from participant (`FinalizePoll` — in the shipped rung, + the only one that does) re-checks the caller's token against the poll + row's own `adminToken` column inside `PollModel::execute()`, mirroring + rung 2's `authorizeInstance`-is-inert, model-re-checks-ownership pattern + exactly. +3. **Undo is entirely app-level; the framework journal contributes nothing + to it.** `SessionLog::undoLast()` (`docs/spec/journal/journal.md`) "pops + the most recent entry and replays the remainder against a fresh, + detached model instance" — no principal filtering, and the returned + holder cannot be installed into a live shared instance. This is not a + bug to work around at the call site; the framework's own journal design + record states plainly that "reversing a checkpointed action durably + needs a compensating action" at the app level. **Resolved shape**: + `PollModel` owns a small per-`(pollId, participantName)` vote-history + table of its own (not the framework's `FileActionLog`/journal), and + `UndoLastVoteChange` reads and reverses the caller's own most recent + entry from it via ordinary mutation. The framework journal remains wired + for audit-trail purposes (same two-independent-write default every + single-row action in rung 2 used) but is orthogonal to undo. +4. **`GetEventsSince` is genuinely new work, not a `GetChangesSince` port.** + Rung 2's `GetChangesSince` is a timestamp-diffed-current-state view + (`WHERE updatedAtMs > since`, returning full current rows) — not the + Zulip append-only event-log pattern this rung's own "morph subsystems + exercised" section correctly calls for. **Resolved shape**: a genuine + `poll_events` table (sequence id + payload per mutation), with a + **table-wide monotonic autoincrement sequence id, not a timestamp** — + rung 2's `BulkEdit`/`MergeTags` idempotency-key fix rounds (Tasks 8/9) + both hit millisecond-collision bugs from timestamp-keyed uniqueness; + an autoincrement primary key sidesteps that class of bug entirely, and + the README's own requirement ("a client holding `lastEventId=42`... sees + nothing new forever, silently") is exactly what a durable, never-reused + sequence id guarantees. **The "and/or epoch token" alternative the + original strain-point text offered is resolved to: not needed.** Durable + SQLite persistence of the event log alone already closes the gap + (an in-memory-only list dying at refcount zero) the epoch token existed + to catch; a poll's row-level data plus its event table both survive + instance rebirth by construction once persisted, so a reborn instance + naturally continues the same global sequence with no separate epoch + concept to design, test, or explain. `GetEventsSince{lastEventId}` + returns every event with `id > lastEventId` for the poll, oldest first; + an empty poll's-worth of history (a truly stale cursor, e.g. `lastEventId` + far beyond the table's current max) is handled the same way any + over-advanced cursor is — see the model task for the exact response + shape. +5. **`messagesPerSecond` is not a framework gap — already implemented.** + `QtWebSocketServerConfig::messagesPerSecond` (`docs/spec/core/backend.md`) + is a real, shipped, separately-tested per-connection token bucket; a + frame that finds an empty bucket is dropped silently. This rung's own + "run this rung's harness with `messagesPerSecond` configured ON" is a + **test-harness configuration decision**, not new framework work — the + client-side execute-deadline prerequisite below is what actually needs + building; the rate limiter it must survive already exists. +6. **`CreatePoll` runs from the native/desktop client only — never from a + WASM tab.** Closing framework prerequisite #1 (below) discovered a + second, narrower gap it does not close: + `Bridge::assignHandlerPrimary`'s promote step (filing a freshly-created + shared instance into the directory under its generated key) has no + async path — `IBackend::assignPrimary` is still a synchronous `sendSync` + on `QtWebSocketBackend`, with no `assignPrimaryAsync` anywhere in the + tree. `CreatePoll` is a result-keyed *creating* action (the instance + doesn't exist until the call returns and names it), so a WASM tab + dispatching it would still abort the page at the promote step — filed + as `docs/findings/032-assignprimary-has-no-async-path.md`. **Resolved + shape**: this matches Rallly's own anchor UX exactly (an organizer + creates via the main app/site; participants open a shared link in + whatever browser tab they have), so the rung's own design already wants + this split — `CreatePoll` is native-client-only by design, not merely + worked around; every WASM tab's role is strictly the participant-attach + story (`OpenPoll`, payload-keyed, fully covered by the prerequisite work + below), never poll creation. +7. **`OpenPoll::pollId` (and any field a `BRIDGE_MODEL_KEY`/`BRIDGE_KEY_FROM` + macro deduces a key type from) must be plain `std::string`, not a strong + type.** `morph::model::ModelKey`'s concept (`include/morph/core/model_key.hpp`) + requires an exact `std::same_as` or `std::integral` + match — a wrapper type like rung 1/2's `PasteId`/`BookmarkId` does not + satisfy it, since the macro deduces `PrimaryKey` directly from the + member's own declared type via `MemberTypeOf`. This is a genuine, + narrow exception to `IMPLEMENTATION.md` rule 3 ("only `std::string` is a + permitted plain type"), not a violation of it: `pollId` is a shareable + link identifier, the same natural-string-identity category rule 3 + already carves out for URLs and titles — it is generated once + server-side as an unguessable random token (mirroring the admin/ + participant tokens' own generation), never user-typed, and never + confused with an ordinary integer id precisely because it *is* a + string. Every other identity field this rung defines (`OptionId`, the + event log's sequence id) is never the target of a keying macro and + stays a strong type, per the usual rule. + +## Framework prerequisites (built as part of this rung, before the app tasks that depend on them consume them) + +Two items `LADDER.md`'s "Framework prerequisites" section names as blocking +this rung specifically, both confirmed still open by direct inspection of +the current framework source (not assumed from the ladder doc alone): + +- **Async shared/keyed attach.** `IBackend::registerModelAsync`'s own doc + comment (`include/morph/core/backend.hpp`) explicitly scopes itself out of + `registerModelShared`/`attachModel`, which remain synchronous (nest a + `QEventLoop`) — the very first `OpenPoll` a WASM tab makes aborts the + page. Built as this rung's first framework-level task, mirroring + `registerModelAsync`'s existing opt-in/fallback shape (backend returns + `true` and later invokes exactly one callback, or returns `false` and the + caller falls back to the synchronous path unaffected) so every backend + that has not opted in keeps its current behavior. +- **Client-side execute deadline.** No timeout exists anywhere on a + `Completion` today — a frame silently dropped by `messagesPerSecond`, or + a genuinely hung server, blocks the calling `Completion` forever. + `Completion::state()` already exposes the underlying + `CompletionState`, and `CompletionState::setException` is + idempotent-guarded (`if (ready) return;`), so the fix needs no + `Completion`/`CompletionState` API changes — only a new client-side timer + that races a delayed `setException(ClientTimeoutError)` against the real + reply. Built as this rung's second framework-level task, before the + polling helper (`GetEventsSince` on a client timer) that is untestable + without it. + +Group scheduling polls, Doodle-style: create a poll with +candidate dates, send one link to participants, everyone votes yes / if-need-be +/ no, the organizer finalizes a date. The first genuinely *concurrent +multi-client* rung: many participants converge on one shared poll instance. + +## Reference implementations + +- **[Rallly](https://github.com/lukevella/rallly)** (TypeScript, Next.js + + tRPC + Prisma, AGPL) — the anchor. Its tRPC procedures are already typed + request/response actions, and the codebase verifiably contains **no + websockets/SSE/socket.io at all**: concurrent voters see each other's votes + on refetch. It is living proof this category needs no push. Data model to + copy (from `packages/database/prisma/models/`): `Poll`, `Option`, + `Participant`, `Vote (yes|ifNeedBe|no)`, `Comment`. Ignore the SaaS + billing/licensing packages entirely. +- [Framadate](https://framagit.org/framasoft/framadate/framadate) — archived; + do not use. + +## What to implement + +`PollModel` keyed by poll id — **the shared-instance showcase**: + +``` +BRIDGE_MODEL_KEY(PollModel, OpenPoll, &OpenPoll::pollId); +BridgeHandler handler{bridge, &ui}; +``` + +Actions, in build order: + +1. `CreatePoll { title, options[] }` → admin + participant link tokens. +2. `OpenPoll { pollId }` (the keyed action), `GetPollState {}`. +3. `SubmitVotes { participantName, votes[] }` — **anonymous**: participants + have no account; the participant token in `session::Context` is the whole + identity. `UpdateVotes`, `AddComment`. +4. `FinalizePoll { optionId }` — admin-token-gated state transition; the poll + becomes read-only. +5. `UndoLastVoteChange` — user-facing undo, **redesigned per review**: it + must be *principal-scoped* ("undo *my* last change") and implemented as a + **compensating action**, not `SessionLog::undoLast()` — which (a) pops + the newest entry *regardless of principal* (A's undo would kill B's + vote), and (b) returns a fresh **detached** holder that no API can + install into the live server registry, so replay-undo cannot mutate a + shared instance at all. Write the interleaving test first (A votes, B + votes, A undoes → assert whose vote died) — its outcome is the rung's + headline design record. +6. **`GetEventsSince { lastEventId }`** — this rung's framework-level + deliverable: the Zulip-pattern generic polling action (see below). + **Event storage, resolved (design decision 4 above)**: shared instances + are destroyed *immediately* at refcount zero, so an in-instance event + list dies the moment all tabs briefly close (a link shared in chat + produces exactly this) — solved by persisting events to a genuine + `poll_events` SQLite table keyed by a table-wide monotonic autoincrement + sequence id, not an epoch token: a reborn instance reads the same + durable table and continues the same sequence, so a client holding + `lastEventId = 42` simply gets every real event after 42, rebirth or + not. Test: attach N, mutate, detach all (verify destruction via + `instances()`), attach again, poll with the pre-death cursor. + +Persistence: SQLite tables mirroring Rallly's Prisma models, plus the event +log table above. + +## morph subsystems exercised + +- **Shared instances end-to-end**: N clients (desktop + several WASM tabs) + attach to one server-side `PollModel` instance; refcounted lifetime when + tabs close; `handler.instances()` for an organizer dashboard. +- **Anonymous principals**: no framework identity at all — `Context::token` + carries the poll's admin-or-participant secret, hand-verified by + `PollModel::execute()` itself against the poll row's own columns (design + decision 1 above; there is no framework `IAuthorizer` for bare shared + secrets, so this rung does not add one). +- **Event polling — the pattern the rest of the ladder reuses.** morph has no + server push and in-process-only subscriptions, so remote clients must ask. + Implement the [Zulip events-system pattern](https://zulip.readthedocs.io/en/stable/subsystems/events-system.html) + in miniature: every mutation appends to a per-poll event list (sequence id + + payload); clients poll `GetEventsSince` on a timer and apply increments; + a stale client falls back to `GetPollState`. Zulip proves an entire chat + product ships on exactly this; here it debuts at toy scale. +- **Journal as user feature**: vote-change history and undo, not just audit. + +## Expected strain points + +- **WASM + shared handlers may not work at all today [framework + prerequisite]**: the shared/keyed attach path + (`registerModelShared`/`attachModel`) is synchronous and nests an event + loop — which **aborts the page on the WASM main thread**; + `registerModelAsync` covers only the plain path. A WASM tab's very first + `OpenPoll` hits this. Run the "several WASM tabs" demo literally, before + any polling logic exists; schedule async attach as a framework issue (see + [`../LADDER.md`](../LADDER.md) § Framework prerequisites). +- **The polling helper must own a client-side timeout**: a rate-limited + server drops frames silently and morph has no execute deadline — an + unwrapped poll call hangs its completion forever. Every later rung + inherits this helper; get it right here — and **run this rung's harness + with `messagesPerSecond` configured ON** (a polling app is the abuse case + the limiter exists for; the helper's timeout is untested until the + limiter actually drops its frames). +- Poll-interval latency: two voters editing simultaneously see each other + only on the next tick — measure and document acceptable intervals. +- `subscribe` fan-out is in-process only: verify the documented limit that + two *remote* clients do not see each other's results without polling, and + show `GetEventsSince` closing the gap. This rung is also the **first test + anywhere of `AllowShared` over the real WebSocket transport** — the + framework itself gains coverage here. +- **Poisoned-instance attach**: opening a stale/mistyped poll link exercises + the documented shared-instance failure modes (half-hydrated instance, + eviction only on *next* attach, the failing handler not self-healing); + also race two attaches against a failing first hydration. +- **Duplicate `SubmitVotes` on retry** must not double-count: the strand + serializes but does not dedup — participant-token + option uniqueness is + a model invariant, tested under retry. +- A vote in flight (or queued offline) when `FinalizePoll` lands must + dead-letter with a user-visible outcome, not vanish. +- Timezone display of candidate dates (`morph::time` is UTC-only; + per-participant local rendering is GUI logic) — a good dual-mode + + WASM-parity presenter test. +- **Shared-instance churn soak** (framework-grade, promoted to + `tests/soak/`): threads racing register-or-attach / deregister / + closeConnection / execute on one key under TSan — never two live + instances for a key, attach counts never leak, every completion resolves. + +## Definition of done + +- Live demo: one organizer + three participant clients on the remote + backend, votes converging via polling; finalize locks the poll everywhere. + **Not satisfied.** This rung ships no native desktop entry point + (`examples/polls/gui/main.cpp` does not exist — no task in its plan wrote + one), and its only GUI binary, `gui_wasm/main_wasm.cpp`, has never been + compiled for want of an Emscripten toolchain here. Nothing in this rung has + therefore been run as an application against a real server. What *is* + verified is every layer beneath that: `tests/test_app.cpp` drives the + remote backend end to end, `tests/test_poll_qml_bridges.cpp` drives the + whole QML-facing adapter including one real `EventPoller` tick, and + `tests/test_shared_instance_lifecycle.cpp` covers multi-handler + convergence on one shared poll. Writing the desktop entry point and + running the demo is named follow-up work, not a claim made here. +- Principal-scoped undo restores the caller's previous vote via a + compensating action, verified by the two-principal interleaving test -- + "principal-scoped" here means keyed on `(pollId, participantName)` per + design decision 1, not a framework-authenticated identity; the + `SessionLog::undoLast` limitation is documented in the rung's design + record. + **Confirmed (Task 8):** the interleaving test (A votes, B votes, A undoes) + passes against a real SQLite-backed `PollModel` -- A's undo restores only + A's prior (no-vote) state via `UndoLastVoteChange`, and B's vote survives + completely untouched, the exact outcome `SessionLog::undoLast()` + (principal-blind, pops the newest entry regardless of who made it) could + never have produced. +- Event log survives full detach/reattach (instance rebirth) and a stale + cursor triggers a clean full resync, verified by test. + **Confirmed (Task 9):** a `BackendRig`-driven test attaches two + `AllowShared` `PollModel` handlers to the same poll (`instances()` shows + one live key), drops every handler naming that poll, and confirms via a + fresh handler's own `instances()` that the shared instance is genuinely + gone (empty directory, not just "no crash"). A brand-new handler then + reattaches via `OpenPoll` and calls `GetEventsSince` with the pre-death + cursor: it gets exactly the events written after that cursor, including + ones recorded before the instance died -- confirmed independently against + the real on-disk SQLite file (`sqlite3` inspection of `poll_events`), not + just the in-memory assertions. No epoch token was needed, exactly as + design decision 2 above predicts. +- The event-polling helper (with its client-side timeout) is factored so + [`kanban`](../kanban) can lift it. + **Confirmed (Task 15):** `morph::ladder::gui::EventPoller` + lives in `examples/common/gui/event_poller.hpp`, not in this rung — it + names no `polls::` type, taking its event and cursor types as template + parameters and its backend reach as a caller-supplied `Dispatch` closure, + which is what lets kanban wire its own feed without re-deriving the + retry-vs-fatal decision tree. Its behaviour is covered by + `examples/common/testkit/test_event_poller.cpp` against a synthetic + dispatch, independently of `polls` entirely; `PollBridge::startPolling` is + merely its first consumer. + +## The client, and its known gaps — stated rather than smoothed over + +Task 16 built the GUI shell: `gui_lib/poll_schemas.hpp` (the +`{actionType: schema}` document), `gui_lib/poll_forms_controller.{hpp,cpp}` +(the one `BridgeHandler` every already-open-poll +action shares), `gui_lib/poll_qml_bridges.{hpp,cpp}` (`PollBridge`, the one +QML-facing adapter, wrapping both `PollFormsController` and `PollPresenter`), +and `gui/qml/{Main,CreatePollView,VoteView}.qml`. Three of `PollModel`'s nine +actions are genuinely schema-driven (`AddComment`, `FinalizePoll`, +`UndoLastVoteChange` — all scalar-field DTOs, rendered by the shipped +`MorphForms` `DynamicForm`); the rest are dedicated `PollBridge` invokables, +for the reasons below. + +**No `gui/main.cpp`, still.** Task 16's brief scoped the desktop client's +entry point out (`gui/*.cpp` is absent from its file list), no later task in +this rung's plan added one, and the branch's final whole-branch review chose +to name the gap rather than close it. Wiring `ladder_polls_gui` together, and +with it the live end-to-end organizer-plus-participants demo the Definition +of Done above asks for, is follow-up work. The one entry point that *does* +exist is `gui_wasm/main_wasm.cpp` (Task 18), the browser client — which +cannot create polls (`nativeClient: false`) and has never been compiled. +Today `ladder_polls_qml`/`ladder_polls_gui_lib` build and +are proven by the offscreen engine-load smoke test +(`tests/test_gui_qml_smoke.cpp`) and the adapter-layer suite +(`tests/test_poll_qml_bridges.cpp`), including one real end-to-end +`EventPoller` tick (`PollBridge's EventPoller applies a live event and +refreshes state, end to end`) — but nothing here has yet been run as an +actual desktop application against a real server. + +Known gaps: + +- **`DynamicForm` has no control for a JSON `array` field** (finding 031, + discovered during rung 2's own GUI shell). `CreatePoll::options` is + `std::vector` and hits this directly, so `CreatePoll` is + excluded from `poll_schemas.hpp`'s document entirely and driven instead by + `gui/qml/CreatePollView.qml`'s own hand-written option-label list editor + (add/remove rows), submitted through `PollBridge::createPoll(title, + optionLabels)` — the same shape rung 2's `BulkEdit` workaround established. + **The same finding also blocks `SubmitVotes`/`UpdateVotes`**, whose one + required field beyond `participantName` is `std::vector` — not + called out by name in finding 031 itself (rung 2 has no array-of-struct + DTO field to have found it with), but the identical rendering gap. Both are + excluded from the schema document too and driven by + `gui/qml/VoteView.qml`'s hand-rolled per-option Yes/If-need-be/No radio + picker, via `PollBridge::submitVotes`/`updateVotes`. +- **`BridgeHandler::executeJson` silently skips the payload-keyed attach + step on an `AllowShared` handler** — a new finding this task surfaced, + filed as + [finding 034](../../docs/findings/034-executejson-skips-payload-keyed-attach-for-allowshared-handlers.md). + `ActionExecuteRegistry::registerAction` (`morph/core/bridge.hpp`) + closes its stored executor over the *plain* `BridgeHandler` overload + of `execute()`, regardless of the real handler's `Sharing` + argument, so `kShared` resolves `false` at that call site no matter what — + dispatching `OpenPoll` (this rung's one payload-keyed action) through + `executeJson` on an `AllowShared` handler therefore never attaches; it + dispatches straight to `executeVia` with whatever `currentId` the binding + already has, failing "handler not bound" on a fresh handler. `OpenPoll` is + therefore never routed through `submitIfValid`/`executeJson` anywhere in + this client — `PollFormsController::openPoll(pollId)` calls the templated + `execute()` directly instead, which resolves the real + `AllowShared` branch at compile time. Every other action `PollModel` + registers is unkeyed, so it dispatches identically either way and this gap + never bites them — but it is a real, general framework gap for any future + keyed `AllowShared` model that tries to schema-drive its own attach action. +- **`PollFormsController` cannot be a verbatim copy of + `bookmarks::gui::BookmarkFormsController`'s per-model-handler shape.** + Every one of bookmarks' three models is plain (`NoSharing`), so which + handler object serves a given call never matters there. `PollModel` is + `AllowShared` and keyed: an `AllowShared` handler starts unattached and + only joins the poll's shared instance the first time a payload-keyed + action dispatches through *that specific handler object* — every other + action on the same poll must reuse that exact handler. `PollFormsController` + therefore owns exactly one `BridgeHandler`, shared + by `openPoll`/`getPollState`/`submitVotes`/`updateVotes`/`getEventsSince` + and the three schema-driven actions alike, rather than one handler per + concern. See that class's own doc comment for the full reasoning, and + `tests/test_poll_qml_bridges.cpp`'s "threads openPoll's attach through + every later action on the same poll" case for the regression proof. +- **The event-driven results display resyncs on every applied event rather + than applying a true increment.** `PollEvent{id, kind, summary}` carries no + vote-tally delta — only a human-readable summary — so + `PollBridge::onEventApplied` relays it to `eventReceived` (for a live + activity log) and separately schedules a debounced `refresh()` + (`GetPollState`) to update the actual tallies. This is simple and correct + but is one full state refetch per tick that had at least one event, not + the increment-application the Zulip pattern's `README`-level description + suggests — acceptable at this rung's toy scale, worth reconsidering if a + later rung's event volume makes it not. +- **The `CreatePoll` screen is native-client-only by gate, not by absence.** + `gui/qml/Main.qml`'s `nativeClient` property (default `true`) hides — not + merely disables — the one button that reaches `CreatePollView.qml` (see + design decision 6 above for why `CreatePoll` must never run from a WASM + tab). `gui_wasm/main_wasm.cpp` (Task 18) is what flips it, passing + `nativeClient: false` as an initial property. The consequence, stated + plainly: **the browser client cannot create a poll at all.** A WASM + participant either follows a `?poll=` link or pastes a poll id on the + landing screen; some organizer on some other client had to create it, and + today no such client exists (see the next bullet). +- **No native desktop entry point exists, so nothing here has been run as an + application.** There is no `examples/polls/gui/main.cpp`; no task in this + rung's plan wrote one, and this fix round deliberately did not add one + either. `gui_wasm/main_wasm.cpp` is the only GUI client binary this rung + ships, and it has never been compiled (no Emscripten toolchain here — the + `ladder-wasm` CI job is a compile gate). Writing `gui/main.cpp` and running + the organizer-plus-participants demo is named follow-up work. +- **`Bridge::setExecuteDeadline` used to be unusable from a browser tab, and + the fix is CI-compile-verified only.** `EventPoller`'s constructor calls it + unconditionally, and it lazily builds a `TimeoutScheduler`, which spawned a + `std::thread` — impossible in the `wasm_singlethread` Qt build these + clients target. `include/morph/core/timeout_scheduler.hpp` now selects a + browser-timer (`emscripten_async_call`) build of itself under + `__EMSCRIPTEN__ && !__EMSCRIPTEN_PTHREADS__`, so deadlines still fire, on + the main thread. Neither the original hazard nor the fix has been observed + on a real Emscripten build; see that header's `@file` comment and + `docs/spec/core/completion.md`. +- **No admin-token persistence.** `PollBridge::setAdminToken` installs the + token as the shared `Bridge`'s default session for the remainder of the + process; nothing writes it to disk or a keychain. Reopening the app (or + the organizer coming back later) needs the admin token pasted in again — + `CreatePollView.qml` shows it once, selectable, and says so. +- **The offscreen QML smoke test proves loading, not behavior** — same scope + note as rung 2's own smoke test (`tests/test_gui_qml_smoke.cpp`'s own + header comment). The behavioral half is `tests/test_poll_qml_bridges.cpp` + plus `tests/test_poll_presenter.cpp`. diff --git a/examples/polls/gui/qml/CreatePollView.qml b/examples/polls/gui/qml/CreatePollView.qml new file mode 100644 index 00000000..9071d3d4 --- /dev/null +++ b/examples/polls/gui/qml/CreatePollView.qml @@ -0,0 +1,200 @@ +// SPDX-License-Identifier: Apache-2.0 +// +// The organizer's create-poll screen. Native-client-only (Main.qml only ever +// pushes this behind its nativeClient gate) — see examples/polls/README.md's +// resolved design decision 6. +// +// CreatePoll::options is a JSON array field DynamicForm has no control for +// (finding 031) — this whole screen is therefore driven by hand, not by a +// DynamicForm at all, exactly like rung 2's BulkEdit workaround: a plain +// title TextField plus a small hand-written option-label list editor (add/ +// remove rows), submitted via PollBridge::createPoll(title, optionLabels) +// directly. See poll_schemas.hpp's own doc comment. +// +// `pollBridge` defaults to null so this same file also loads with nothing +// wired up, which is exactly what the offscreen engine-load smoke test +// (tests/test_gui_qml_smoke.cpp) does. + +pragma ComponentBehavior: Bound + +import QtQuick +import QtQuick.Controls +import QtQuick.Layouts + +Item { + id: page + + property var pollBridge: null + + /// Emitted when the organizer chooses to go straight to the freshly + /// created poll's vote view. Main.qml listens and pushes VoteView. + signal openRequested(string pollId) + + property string titleText: "" + property var optionLabels: ["", ""] // CreatePoll requires 2-20 options + property var lastResult: null // {pollId, adminToken, participantToken} + property string status: "" + property bool statusIsError: false + + readonly property bool canSubmit: page.pollBridge !== null + && page.titleText.trim() !== "" + && page.optionLabels.length >= 2 + && page.optionLabels.every(function (label) { return label.trim() !== "" }) + + function addOption() { + page.optionLabels = page.optionLabels.concat([""]) + } + + function removeOption(index) { + if (page.optionLabels.length <= 2) + return + const next = page.optionLabels.slice() + next.splice(index, 1) + page.optionLabels = next + } + + function setOption(index, text) { + const next = page.optionLabels.slice() + next[index] = text + page.optionLabels = next + } + + Connections { + target: page.pollBridge + + function onCreated(result) { + page.lastResult = result + page.status = "poll created — copy the admin token before leaving this screen" + page.statusIsError = false + } + + function onFailed(message) { + page.status = message + page.statusIsError = true + } + } + + ColumnLayout { + anchors.fill: parent + anchors.margins: 8 + spacing: 8 + + RowLayout { + Layout.fillWidth: true + Button { + text: "< Back" + onClicked: page.StackView.view.pop() + } + Label { + Layout.fillWidth: true + font.bold: true + text: "Create a poll" + } + } + + Label { + Layout.fillWidth: true + visible: page.status !== "" + wrapMode: Text.Wrap + color: page.statusIsError ? "#d33" : palette.text + text: page.status + } + + ColumnLayout { + Layout.fillWidth: true + visible: page.lastResult === null + spacing: 6 + + Label { text: "Title" } + TextField { + Layout.fillWidth: true + placeholderText: "e.g. Team offsite" + onTextChanged: page.titleText = text + } + + Label { text: "Candidate dates/options (2-20)" } + + Repeater { + model: page.optionLabels + + delegate: RowLayout { + id: row + required property string modelData + required property int index + Layout.fillWidth: true + + TextField { + Layout.fillWidth: true + placeholderText: "e.g. 2026-09-01" + text: row.modelData + onTextChanged: page.setOption(row.index, text) + } + + Button { + text: "remove" + enabled: page.optionLabels.length > 2 + onClicked: page.removeOption(row.index) + } + } + } + + Button { + text: "+ add option" + enabled: page.optionLabels.length < 20 + onClicked: page.addOption() + } + + Button { + Layout.fillWidth: true + text: "Create poll" + enabled: page.canSubmit + onClicked: page.pollBridge.createPoll(page.titleText, page.optionLabels) + } + } + + ColumnLayout { + Layout.fillWidth: true + visible: page.lastResult !== null + spacing: 6 + + Label { + Layout.fillWidth: true + text: "Poll id (share this link's id with participants):" + } + TextField { + Layout.fillWidth: true + readOnly: true + selectByMouse: true + text: page.lastResult ? page.lastResult.pollId : "" + } + + Label { + Layout.fillWidth: true + text: "Admin token (keep this — needed to finalize the poll):" + } + TextField { + Layout.fillWidth: true + readOnly: true + selectByMouse: true + text: page.lastResult ? page.lastResult.adminToken : "" + } + + Label { + Layout.fillWidth: true + text: "Participant token (goes out with the shared link):" + } + TextField { + Layout.fillWidth: true + readOnly: true + selectByMouse: true + text: page.lastResult ? page.lastResult.participantToken : "" + } + + Button { + Layout.fillWidth: true + text: "Open this poll now" + onClicked: page.openRequested(page.lastResult.pollId) + } + } + } +} diff --git a/examples/polls/gui/qml/Main.qml b/examples/polls/gui/qml/Main.qml new file mode 100644 index 00000000..9a3c224b --- /dev/null +++ b/examples/polls/gui/qml/Main.qml @@ -0,0 +1,171 @@ +// SPDX-License-Identifier: Apache-2.0 +// +// polls' desktop shell: a StackView holding the landing screen (inline, +// below — this rung ships only three QML files per its task brief, so there +// is no separate LandingView.qml) plus the two screens it can push: +// CreatePollView (native-client-only — see nativeClient below) and VoteView. +// +// The controller properties below are supplied by a client's own entry point +// through QQmlApplicationEngine::setInitialProperties. Exactly one such entry +// point exists today: gui_wasm/main_wasm.cpp, the browser client. There is +// deliberately no gui/main.cpp — no task in this rung's plan wrote a native +// desktop entry point, and adding one is named follow-up work in +// examples/polls/README.md ("No gui/main.cpp yet"), not an oversight this +// file works around. +// +// Every property defaults to a value that makes this file load with nothing +// wired up at all, which is exactly what the offscreen engine-load smoke test +// (tests/test_gui_qml_smoke.cpp) relies on. + +pragma ComponentBehavior: Bound + +import QtQuick +import QtQuick.Controls +import QtQuick.Layouts + +ApplicationWindow { + id: root + width: 1000 + height: 720 + visible: true + title: "polls — morph application ladder, rung 3" + + property var pollBridge: null + + /// Whether this build may create polls. `CreatePoll` is native-client-only + /// per this rung's Global Constraints (examples/polls/README.md, + /// resolved design decision 6: a WASM tab's `assignHandlerPrimary` promote + /// step has no async path and would abort the page). Defaults to `true`, + /// the value a native desktop shell would leave alone; + /// gui_wasm/main_wasm.cpp passes `nativeClient: false` as an initial + /// property, which hides (not merely disables — see the Button below) the + /// one UI affordance that reaches CreatePollView. + property bool nativeClient: true + + /// Set by the WASM client, which parses `?poll=` from the page url + /// (`gui_wasm/main_wasm.cpp`'s `EM_JS` shim) so a participant following a shared link + /// lands directly on that poll's vote view instead of the landing page. + /// Empty (the default) preserves today's behaviour exactly — the + /// `StackView` below still starts on, and stays on, `landingPage`; every + /// existing QML smoke test's assertions are unaffected. Passed the same + /// way as `pollBridge`/`nativeClient` above: a root-object property set + /// from C++ via `QQmlApplicationEngine::setInitialProperties` right after + /// the engine is constructed. + property string initialPollId: "" + + /// The whole `{actionType: schema}` document, parsed once here rather + /// than per form: it is a CONSTANT property on the controller, so one + /// parse is all it can ever need. + property var schemas: root.pollBridge ? JSON.parse(root.pollBridge.schemasJson) : ({}) + + ColumnLayout { + anchors.fill: parent + anchors.margins: 8 + spacing: 6 + + Label { + font.bold: true + text: "polls" + } + + StackView { + id: stack + Layout.fillWidth: true + Layout.fillHeight: true + initialItem: landingPage + + // Pushes straight to the shared poll named by a WASM client's + // `?poll=` link, on top of the still-loaded landingPage (so + // VoteView's own "< Back" button returns somewhere sensible + // rather than exiting). A no-op — root.initialPollId stays "" — + // for every client that does not set it, native or WASM. + Component.onCompleted: { + if (root.initialPollId !== "") + stack.push(votePage, { pollId: root.initialPollId }) + } + } + } + + Component { + id: landingPage + + Item { + id: landing + property string joinPollId: "" + + ColumnLayout { + anchors.centerIn: parent + width: Math.min(landing.width - 32, 460) + spacing: 12 + + Label { + Layout.fillWidth: true + font.pixelSize: 18 + font.bold: true + text: "Doodle-style scheduling polls" + } + + ColumnLayout { + Layout.fillWidth: true + spacing: 4 + + Label { text: "Open a poll (paste the shared link's id)" } + + RowLayout { + Layout.fillWidth: true + + TextField { + id: pollIdField + Layout.fillWidth: true + placeholderText: "poll id" + onTextChanged: landing.joinPollId = text + } + + Button { + text: "Open" + enabled: root.pollBridge !== null && landing.joinPollId.trim() !== "" + onClicked: stack.push(votePage, { pollId: landing.joinPollId.trim() }) + } + } + } + + // The one affordance that reaches CreatePollView — absent + // (not merely disabled) when nativeClient is false, so a WASM + // build that sets it never even renders a path there. See + // root.nativeClient's own doc comment. + Button { + Layout.fillWidth: true + visible: root.nativeClient + text: "Create a new poll (organizer)" + enabled: root.pollBridge !== null + onClicked: stack.push(createPage) + } + } + } + } + + Component { + id: createPage + + CreatePollView { + pollBridge: root.pollBridge + onOpenRequested: function (pollId) { + stack.push(votePage, { pollId: pollId }) + } + } + } + + Component { + id: votePage + + VoteView { + pollBridge: root.pollBridge + schemas: root.schemas + onBackRequested: { + if (root.pollBridge) + root.pollBridge.stopPolling() + stack.pop() + } + } + } +} diff --git a/examples/polls/gui/qml/VoteView.qml b/examples/polls/gui/qml/VoteView.qml new file mode 100644 index 00000000..92141a9f --- /dev/null +++ b/examples/polls/gui/qml/VoteView.qml @@ -0,0 +1,344 @@ +// SPDX-License-Identifier: Apache-2.0 +// +// The vote view: OpenPoll (on load) + SubmitVotes/UpdateVotes (hand-rolled — +// OneVote's `votes` array hits the same DynamicForm gap CreatePoll::options +// does, finding 031) + AddComment/FinalizePoll/UndoLastVoteChange (genuinely +// schema-driven, via DynamicForm) + the live, event-driven results display +// wired to Task 15's EventPoller (through PollBridge — see +// poll_qml_bridges.hpp's own doc comment for the wiring). +// +// `pollBridge`/`schemas` default to null/{} so this same file also loads +// standalone with nothing wired up, which is exactly what the offscreen +// engine-load smoke test (tests/test_gui_qml_smoke.cpp) does. + +pragma ComponentBehavior: Bound + +import QtQuick +import QtQuick.Controls +import QtQuick.Layouts +import MorphForms + +Item { + id: page + + property var pollBridge: null + property var schemas: ({}) + property string pollId: "" + + signal backRequested() + + property var state: null // GetPollStateResult, as PollBridge's toVariantMap renders it + property string participantName: "" + property bool hasVoted: false + property var activityLog: [] // [{id, kind, summary}], newest last + + property string status: "" + property bool statusIsError: false + + function report(message, isError) { + page.status = message + page.statusIsError = isError + } + + // One entry per currently-known option: {optionId, choice}. Rebuilt + // whenever `state.options` changes so a newly-opened poll (or a + // resync after a live event) always has a picker row per option, and a + // prior selection survives a resync that didn't change the option list. + property var picks: ({}) + + function pickFor(optionId) { + return page.picks[optionId] || "No" + } + + function setPick(optionId, choice) { + const next = Object.assign({}, page.picks) + next[optionId] = choice + page.picks = next + } + + function votesPayload() { + const out = [] + if (!page.state) + return out + for (let i = 0; i < page.state.options.length; ++i) { + const optionId = page.state.options[i].id + out.push({ optionId: optionId, choice: page.pickFor(optionId) }) + } + return out + } + + Component.onCompleted: { + if (page.pollBridge && page.pollId !== "") + page.pollBridge.openPoll(page.pollId) + } + + Connections { + target: page.pollBridge + + function onOpened(newState) { + page.state = newState + page.hasVoted = false + page.activityLog = [] + page.report("", false) + } + + function onStateChanged(newState) { + page.state = newState + } + + function onEventReceived(event) { + // Newest last, capped so a long-lived open poll does not grow + // this list without bound — the live tallies (state.options) + // are the source of truth; this is a human-readable log only. + const next = page.activityLog.concat([event]) + page.activityLog = next.length > 200 ? next.slice(next.length - 200) : next + } + + function onReplyReceived(actionType, ok, payload) { + if (!ok) { + page.report(actionType + ": " + payload, true) + return + } + page.report(actionType + " ok", false) + if (actionType === "AddComment") + commentForm.resetFields() + else if (actionType === "FinalizePoll") + finalizeForm.resetFields() + else if (actionType === "UndoLastVoteChange") + undoForm.resetFields() + page.pollBridge.refresh() + } + + function onPollingStopped(message) { + page.report("live updates stopped: " + message, true) + } + + function onFailed(message) { + page.report(message, true) + } + } + + ColumnLayout { + anchors.fill: parent + anchors.margins: 8 + spacing: 8 + + RowLayout { + Layout.fillWidth: true + Button { + text: "< Back" + onClicked: page.backRequested() + } + Label { + Layout.fillWidth: true + font.bold: true + elide: Text.ElideRight + text: page.state ? (page.state.title + (page.state.finalized ? " (finalized)" : "")) : "opening…" + } + } + + Label { + Layout.fillWidth: true + visible: page.status !== "" + wrapMode: Text.Wrap + color: page.statusIsError ? "#d33" : palette.text + text: page.status + } + + RowLayout { + Layout.fillWidth: true + Layout.fillHeight: true + spacing: 8 + + // ── Pane 1: results + the vote picker ────────────────────────── + ColumnLayout { + Layout.preferredWidth: 380 + Layout.fillHeight: true + spacing: 6 + + Label { text: "Your name" } + TextField { + Layout.fillWidth: true + placeholderText: "participant name" + onTextChanged: page.participantName = text + } + + Label { font.bold: true; text: "Options" } + + ListView { + Layout.fillWidth: true + Layout.fillHeight: true + clip: true + model: page.state ? page.state.options : [] + + delegate: ColumnLayout { + id: optionRow + required property var modelData + width: ListView.view ? ListView.view.width : 0 + spacing: 2 + + Label { + font.bold: true + text: optionRow.modelData.label + " — yes: " + optionRow.modelData.yesCount + + " if-need-be: " + optionRow.modelData.ifNeedBeCount + + " no: " + optionRow.modelData.noCount + + " (#" + optionRow.modelData.id + ")" + } + + RowLayout { + ButtonGroup { id: choiceGroup } + + RadioButton { + text: "Yes" + enabled: page.state && !page.state.finalized + ButtonGroup.group: choiceGroup + checked: page.pickFor(optionRow.modelData.id) === "Yes" + onToggled: page.setPick(optionRow.modelData.id, "Yes") + } + RadioButton { + text: "If need be" + enabled: page.state && !page.state.finalized + ButtonGroup.group: choiceGroup + checked: page.pickFor(optionRow.modelData.id) === "IfNeedBe" + onToggled: page.setPick(optionRow.modelData.id, "IfNeedBe") + } + RadioButton { + text: "No" + enabled: page.state && !page.state.finalized + ButtonGroup.group: choiceGroup + checked: page.pickFor(optionRow.modelData.id) === "No" + onToggled: page.setPick(optionRow.modelData.id, "No") + } + } + } + } + + Button { + Layout.fillWidth: true + text: page.hasVoted ? "Update my votes" : "Submit my votes" + enabled: page.pollBridge !== null && page.state !== null && !page.state.finalized + && page.participantName.trim() !== "" + onClicked: { + if (page.hasVoted) + page.pollBridge.updateVotes(page.participantName, page.votesPayload()) + else + page.pollBridge.submitVotes(page.participantName, page.votesPayload()) + page.hasVoted = true + } + } + + DynamicForm { + id: undoForm + Layout.fillWidth: true + actionType: "UndoLastVoteChange" + schema: page.schemas["UndoLastVoteChange"] || ({}) + controller: null + } + Button { + Layout.fillWidth: true + text: "Undo my last vote change" + enabled: page.pollBridge !== null && undoForm.ready + onClicked: page.pollBridge.submitIfValid("UndoLastVoteChange", undoForm.previewLine) + } + } + + // ── Pane 2: comments + finalize (admin) ──────────────────────── + ColumnLayout { + Layout.preferredWidth: 320 + Layout.fillHeight: true + spacing: 6 + + Label { font.bold: true; text: "Comments (" + (page.state ? page.state.comments.length : 0) + ")" } + + ListView { + Layout.fillWidth: true + Layout.preferredHeight: 160 + clip: true + model: page.state ? page.state.comments : [] + + delegate: Label { + required property var modelData + width: ListView.view ? ListView.view.width : 0 + wrapMode: Text.Wrap + text: modelData.participantName + ": " + modelData.body + } + } + + DynamicForm { + id: commentForm + Layout.fillWidth: true + actionType: "AddComment" + schema: page.schemas["AddComment"] || ({}) + controller: null + } + Button { + Layout.fillWidth: true + text: "Add comment" + enabled: page.pollBridge !== null && commentForm.ready + onClicked: page.pollBridge.submitIfValid("AddComment", commentForm.previewLine) + } + + Label { + Layout.topMargin: 12 + font.bold: true + text: "Admin" + } + + RowLayout { + Layout.fillWidth: true + TextField { + id: adminTokenField + Layout.fillWidth: true + placeholderText: "admin token" + echoMode: TextInput.Password + } + Button { + text: "use" + enabled: page.pollBridge !== null && adminTokenField.text !== "" + onClicked: page.pollBridge.setAdminToken(adminTokenField.text) + } + } + + DynamicForm { + id: finalizeForm + Layout.fillWidth: true + actionType: "FinalizePoll" + schema: page.schemas["FinalizePoll"] || ({}) + controller: null + } + Button { + Layout.fillWidth: true + text: "Finalize poll" + enabled: page.pollBridge !== null && page.state !== null && !page.state.finalized + && finalizeForm.ready + onClicked: page.pollBridge.submitIfValid("FinalizePoll", finalizeForm.previewLine) + } + } + + // ── Pane 3: live activity log (the Zulip-pattern demo) ───────── + ColumnLayout { + Layout.fillWidth: true + Layout.fillHeight: true + spacing: 6 + + Label { font.bold: true; text: "Live activity" } + + ListView { + Layout.fillWidth: true + Layout.fillHeight: true + clip: true + verticalLayoutDirection: ListView.BottomToTop + model: page.activityLog + + delegate: Label { + required property var modelData + width: ListView.view ? ListView.view.width : 0 + elide: Text.ElideRight + opacity: 0.8 + text: "#" + modelData.id + " [" + modelData.kind + "] " + modelData.summary + } + } + } + } + } +} diff --git a/examples/polls/gui_lib/poll_forms_controller.cpp b/examples/polls/gui_lib/poll_forms_controller.cpp new file mode 100644 index 00000000..1a76ce52 --- /dev/null +++ b/examples/polls/gui_lib/poll_forms_controller.cpp @@ -0,0 +1,32 @@ +// SPDX-License-Identifier: Apache-2.0 +#include "poll_forms_controller.hpp" + +#include + +namespace polls::gui { + +PollFormsController::PollFormsController(::morph::bridge::Bridge& bridge, ::morph::exec::IExecutor* executor, + std::string schemasJson) + : _handler{bridge, executor}, _schemasJson{std::move(schemasJson)} {} + +::morph::async::Completion PollFormsController::openPoll(std::string pollId) { + return _handler.execute(OpenPoll{.pollId = std::move(pollId)}); +} + +::morph::async::Completion PollFormsController::getPollState() { + return _handler.execute(GetPollState{}); +} + +::morph::async::Completion PollFormsController::submitVotes(SubmitVotes action) { + return _handler.execute(std::move(action)); +} + +::morph::async::Completion PollFormsController::updateVotes(UpdateVotes action) { + return _handler.execute(std::move(action)); +} + +::morph::async::Completion PollFormsController::getEventsSince(GetEventsSince action) { + return _handler.execute(std::move(action)); +} + +} // namespace polls::gui diff --git a/examples/polls/gui_lib/poll_forms_controller.hpp b/examples/polls/gui_lib/poll_forms_controller.hpp new file mode 100644 index 00000000..583de8a5 --- /dev/null +++ b/examples/polls/gui_lib/poll_forms_controller.hpp @@ -0,0 +1,171 @@ +// SPDX-License-Identifier: Apache-2.0 +#pragma once + +#include "polls/models/poll_model.hpp" + +#include +#include +#include + +#include +#include +#include +#include +#include +#include +#include + +namespace polls::gui { + +/// @brief Owns the *one* `BridgeHandler` a vote-view +/// screen dispatches every already-open-poll action through, and +/// exposes both the schema-driven `submitIfValid` surface +/// `bookmarks::gui::BookmarkFormsController` established and the +/// typed convenience methods that surface cannot cover. +/// +/// @par Why this is not a verbatim copy of `BookmarkFormsController` +/// `BookmarkFormsController` owns one `BridgeHandler` *per model* (three, for +/// three models) precisely because `BookmarkModel`/`TagModel`/`AuthModel` are +/// all plain (`NoSharing`) — each handler registers its own private instance +/// eagerly at construction, so which handler object serves a given call +/// never matters. `PollModel` is different: it is `AllowShared` and keyed by +/// `pollId` (`poll_model.hpp`'s own doc comment; this rung's shared-instance +/// showcase). An `AllowShared` handler starts **unattached** and only joins +/// the poll's shared instance the first time a payload-keyed action +/// (`OpenPoll`) dispatches through *that specific handler object* — every +/// other action on the same poll must reuse that exact handler, or it hits +/// "handler not bound" (no instance to run against). A second, independently +/// constructed `BridgeHandler` — as +/// `BookmarkFormsController`'s per-model shape would produce if copied +/// verbatim — would need its *own* `OpenPoll` attach before anything routed +/// through it could work, doubling the shared instance's live attachment +/// count for no benefit and, worse, silently failing every call issued +/// before that second attach completed. So this class owns exactly one +/// `_handler`, and every method below — schema-driven or typed — dispatches +/// through it. +/// +/// @par Why `openPoll`/`submitVotes`/`updateVotes`/`getEventsSince` are not schema-driven +/// - `openPoll`: `OpenPoll` is this rung's one payload-keyed action. +/// Dispatching a payload-keyed action via the generic +/// `BridgeHandler::executeJson` path silently skips the attach step +/// entirely on an `AllowShared` handler — see +/// `docs/findings/034-executejson-skips-payload-keyed-attach-for-allowshared-handlers.md`, +/// found while building this class. `openPoll()` below calls the +/// templated `execute()` directly instead, which resolves the +/// real `AllowShared` attach branch at compile time. +/// - `submitVotes`/`updateVotes`: `SubmitVotes::votes`/`UpdateVotes::votes` +/// are `std::vector` — a JSON `array` field `DynamicForm` cannot +/// render (finding 031). `gui/qml/VoteView.qml` drives these from a +/// hand-rolled picker; the two methods below give that picker's C++-side +/// adapter (`PollBridge`) a `Completion`-returning call to attach its own +/// `.then()`/`.onError()` to, on the same attached `_handler`. +/// - `getEventsSince`: exists **only** for `morph::ladder::gui::EventPoller`'s +/// `Dispatch` closure (see that class's own doc comment's "production-safe +/// wiring" section) — never called directly by QML. It deliberately +/// returns a fresh `Completion` per call rather than +/// routing through any shared signal, so concurrent ticks/actions on this +/// same `_handler` can never cross-attribute a failure (each `execute()` +/// call gets its own independent `CompletionState`; nothing here is +/// multiplexed the way a `Presenter`'s signals are). +/// +/// @par `PollPresenter` is intentionally not reused here +/// `PollPresenter` (`poll_presenter.hpp`) already threads one shared +/// `_handler` correctly across `openPoll`/`submitVotes`/.../`getEventsSince` +/// — but only via `void` methods that report exclusively through Qt +/// signals, one of which (`failed(QString)`) is shared by all nine actions. +/// Building a generic per-call `submitIfValid(actionType, body, onReply, +/// onError)` on top of that would mean temporarily connecting `onReply`/ +/// `onError` to those shared signals per call, reproducing exactly the +/// cross-attribution hazard `EventPoller`'s own doc comment warns against +/// for the identical reason. This class instead owns its own handler and +/// gets a genuine per-call `Completion` for every dispatch, `PollPresenter` +/// included nowhere in its implementation. `PollPresenter` remains the right +/// tool for `PollBridge::createPoll` (a `NoSharing` handler, no attachment +/// story to preserve), which is the one thing this class does not cover. +class PollFormsController { + public: + /// @param bridge The shared `Bridge` `AppContext` owns. + /// @param executor The executor `Completion` callbacks land on. + /// @param schemasJson Pre-assembled `{actionType: schemaJson()}` map + /// — `poll_schemas.hpp`'s `pollSchemasJson()` builds the one every + /// shell passes. + PollFormsController(::morph::bridge::Bridge& bridge, ::morph::exec::IExecutor* executor, std::string schemasJson); + + /// @brief The `{actionType: schema}` JSON supplied at construction. + /// @return A reference to the cached schema-set JSON. + [[nodiscard]] const std::string& schemasJson() const noexcept { return _schemasJson; } + + /// @brief Dispatches @p bodyJson as @p actionType's body via + /// `BridgeHandler::executeJson`, invoking @p onReply / @p onError + /// on the GUI thread once the reply arrives. + /// + /// @p actionType must be one of `kSchemaActions` below (`AddComment`, + /// `FinalizePoll`, `UndoLastVoteChange`) — every other `PollModel` action + /// is still registered on `_handler` (every action shares one model's + /// handler here) but is deliberately refused by this method rather than + /// silently mis-dispatched: `OpenPoll` in particular would hit finding + /// 034 if it ever reached `executeJson` by mistake. + /// + /// @tparam OnReply Callable invoked with the result JSON (`std::string`) on success. + /// @tparam OnError Callable invoked with the `std::exception_ptr` on failure. + /// @param actionType One of `kSchemaActions`. + /// @param bodyJson Fully-assembled JSON body for the action. + /// @param onReply Success callback. + /// @param onError Failure callback. + template + void submitIfValid(std::string actionType, std::string bodyJson, OnReply onReply, OnError onError) { + if (std::ranges::find(kSchemaActions, actionType) == kSchemaActions.end()) { + onError(std::make_exception_ptr(std::runtime_error{ + "PollFormsController::submitIfValid: '" + actionType + + "' is not a schema-driven action (see poll_schemas.hpp / this class's own doc comment)"})); + return; + } + _handler.executeJson(actionType, bodyJson) + .then([onReply = std::move(onReply)](std::string resultJson) mutable { onReply(std::move(resultJson)); }) + .onError([onError = std::move(onError)](const std::exception_ptr& err) mutable { onError(err); }); + } + + /// @brief Attaches `_handler` to the poll named by @p pollId and returns + /// its full current state. See this class's own doc comment for + /// why this bypasses `submitIfValid` entirely. + /// @param pollId The poll's shareable link id. + /// @return Completion resolving with the poll's full current state. + [[nodiscard]] ::morph::async::Completion openPoll(std::string pollId); + + /// @brief Returns the current state of the poll `_handler` is attached + /// to. A plain refresh — `GetPollState` carries no fields a + /// person types, so it is not part of the schema document. + /// @return Completion resolving with the poll's full current state. + [[nodiscard]] ::morph::async::Completion getPollState(); + + /// @brief First-time vote submission. See this class's own doc comment + /// for why `SubmitVotes` is not schema-driven. + /// @param action The participant's display name and full vote set. + /// @return Completion resolving with the freshly-rebuilt poll state. + [[nodiscard]] ::morph::async::Completion submitVotes(SubmitVotes action); + + /// @brief Replaces a participant's votes wholesale. See this class's own + /// doc comment for why `UpdateVotes` is not schema-driven. + /// @param action The participant's display name and full new vote set. + /// @return Completion resolving with the freshly-rebuilt poll state. + [[nodiscard]] ::morph::async::Completion updateVotes(UpdateVotes action); + + /// @brief Lists every event recorded on the attached poll strictly after + /// @p action.lastEventId. Exists only for + /// `morph::ladder::gui::EventPoller`'s `Dispatch` closure — see + /// this class's own doc comment. + /// @param action Carries `lastEventId`, the poller's current cursor. + /// @return Completion resolving with the events, oldest first. + [[nodiscard]] ::morph::async::Completion getEventsSince(GetEventsSince action); + + /// @brief The three action-type ids `submitIfValid` accepts, matching + /// `poll_schemas.hpp`'s document exactly. + static constexpr std::array kSchemaActions{"AddComment", "FinalizePoll", + "UndoLastVoteChange"}; + + private: + ::morph::bridge::BridgeHandler _handler; + std::string _schemasJson; +}; + +} // namespace polls::gui diff --git a/examples/polls/gui_lib/poll_presenter.cpp b/examples/polls/gui_lib/poll_presenter.cpp new file mode 100644 index 00000000..738804d9 --- /dev/null +++ b/examples/polls/gui_lib/poll_presenter.cpp @@ -0,0 +1,79 @@ +// SPDX-License-Identifier: Apache-2.0 +#include "poll_presenter.hpp" + +namespace polls::gui { + +PollPresenter::PollPresenter(::morph::bridge::Bridge& bridge, ::morph::exec::IExecutor* executor, QObject* parent) + : Presenter{parent}, _creator{bridge, executor}, _handler{bridge, executor} {} + +void PollPresenter::reportError(const std::exception_ptr& err) { + try { + std::rethrow_exception(err); + } catch (const std::exception& ex) { + emit failed(QString::fromStdString(ex.what())); + } +} + +void PollPresenter::createPoll(CreatePoll action) { + track( + _creator.execute(std::move(action)), [this](CreatePollResult result) { emit created(std::move(result)); }, + [this](const std::exception_ptr& err) { reportError(err); }); +} + +void PollPresenter::openPoll(std::string pollId) { + track( + _handler.execute(OpenPoll{.pollId = std::move(pollId)}), + [this](GetPollStateResult result) { emit opened(std::move(result)); }, + [this](const std::exception_ptr& err) { reportError(err); }); +} + +void PollPresenter::getPollState(GetPollState action) { + track( + _handler.execute(std::move(action)), + [this](GetPollStateResult result) { emit stateLoaded(std::move(result)); }, + [this](const std::exception_ptr& err) { reportError(err); }); +} + +void PollPresenter::submitVotes(SubmitVotes action) { + track( + _handler.execute(std::move(action)), + [this](GetPollStateResult result) { emit votesSubmitted(std::move(result)); }, + [this](const std::exception_ptr& err) { reportError(err); }); +} + +void PollPresenter::updateVotes(UpdateVotes action) { + track( + _handler.execute(std::move(action)), + [this](GetPollStateResult result) { emit votesUpdated(std::move(result)); }, + [this](const std::exception_ptr& err) { reportError(err); }); +} + +void PollPresenter::addComment(AddComment action) { + track( + _handler.execute(std::move(action)), + [this](GetPollStateResult result) { emit commentAdded(std::move(result)); }, + [this](const std::exception_ptr& err) { reportError(err); }); +} + +void PollPresenter::finalizePoll(FinalizePoll action) { + track( + _handler.execute(std::move(action)), + [this](GetPollStateResult result) { emit finalized(std::move(result)); }, + [this](const std::exception_ptr& err) { reportError(err); }); +} + +void PollPresenter::undoLastVoteChange(UndoLastVoteChange action) { + track( + _handler.execute(std::move(action)), + [this](UndoLastVoteChangeResult result) { emit voteChangeUndone(std::move(result)); }, + [this](const std::exception_ptr& err) { reportError(err); }); +} + +void PollPresenter::getEventsSince(GetEventsSince action) { + track( + _handler.execute(std::move(action)), + [this](GetEventsSinceResult result) { emit eventsReceived(std::move(result)); }, + [this](const std::exception_ptr& err) { reportError(err); }); +} + +} // namespace polls::gui diff --git a/examples/polls/gui_lib/poll_presenter.hpp b/examples/polls/gui_lib/poll_presenter.hpp new file mode 100644 index 00000000..e4f44eff --- /dev/null +++ b/examples/polls/gui_lib/poll_presenter.hpp @@ -0,0 +1,159 @@ +// SPDX-License-Identifier: Apache-2.0 +#pragma once + +#include "gui/presenter.hpp" +#include "polls/dto/event_dto.hpp" +#include "polls/dto/poll_dto.hpp" +#include "polls/dto/vote_dto.hpp" + +#include +#include + +// See pastebin::gui::PastePresenter's identical guard and doc comment +// (examples/pastebin/gui_lib/paste_presenter.hpp) for why moc must never +// see morph/core/bridge.hpp or poll_model.hpp: poll_model.hpp pulls in +// Lightweight's DataMapper machinery through polls/db/db_model.hpp, and +// moc's parser (not a real C++ front end) mis-parses the nesting that +// results, mistaking `namespace polls::gui { ... }` below for still being +// nested inside a stray `Lightweight::` namespace. +#ifndef Q_MOC_RUN +#include "polls/models/poll_model.hpp" + +#include +#include +#endif + +namespace polls::gui { + +/// @brief Routes every `PollModel` action through two `BridgeHandler`s. +/// Translates and routes only — no domain logic +/// (`IMPLEMENTATION.md` rule 2). +/// +/// Two handlers, not one — this is the one real subtlety this presenter has +/// to get right, and getting it wrong fails every action at runtime with +/// "handler not bound" (confirmed empirically before this file settled on +/// the shape below): +/// +/// - `_creator`, a plain (`NoSharing`) `BridgeHandler`, used +/// only by `createPoll`. `CreatePoll` carries no key of its own — it is +/// not `OpenPoll`, this rung's one `BRIDGE_MODEL_KEY`-registered action +/// (`poll_model.hpp`) — so dispatching it lands in +/// `BridgeHandler::execute`'s final, un-keyed `else` branch +/// (`morph/core/bridge.hpp`), which requires `_binding` to already be +/// bound to *some* instance. A plain handler satisfies that by +/// registering its own private instance eagerly at construction; an +/// `AllowShared` handler deliberately does not (`AllowShared`'s own doc +/// comment: "A shared handler that only ever runs *keyless* actions +/// never attaches, and its `execute` fails fast with 'handler not +/// bound'"). Mirrors `test_app.cpp`'s/`test_shared_instance_lifecycle.cpp`'s +/// own two-handler precedent (their `creator`, a plain `BridgeHandler`, +/// used identically). +/// - `_handler`, a `BridgeHandler`, used by every +/// other action. `PollModel` is keyed by `pollId` +/// (`BRIDGE_MODEL_KEY(PollModel, OpenPoll, &OpenPoll::pollId)`, +/// `poll_model.hpp`) — this rung's shared-instance showcase — so this +/// handler must join the shared instance directory the same way +/// `test_app.cpp`'s/`test_shared_instance_lifecycle.cpp`'s own `viewer`/ +/// `handler` do, or `openPoll`'s keyed attach below fails to bind to (or +/// create) the poll's shared instance at all. +class PollPresenter : public ::morph::ladder::gui::Presenter { + Q_OBJECT + public: + /// @param bridge The shared `Bridge` `AppContext` owns. + /// @param executor The executor `Completion` callbacks land on. + /// @param parent Optional `QObject` parent. + PollPresenter(::morph::bridge::Bridge& bridge, ::morph::exec::IExecutor* executor, QObject* parent = nullptr); + + /// @brief Creates a new poll. Emits `created` on success, `failed` on error. + /// @param action The poll's title and candidate options. + void createPoll(CreatePoll action); + + /// @brief Convenience wrapper around the keyed attach action — + /// dispatches `OpenPoll{.pollId = pollId}` (`handler_.execute`'s + /// payload-keyed attach) rather than requiring the caller to + /// build the DTO itself, since `pollId` is `OpenPoll`'s only + /// field. Attaches this handler to the named poll and returns its + /// full current state. Emits `opened` on success, `failed` on + /// error. + /// + /// Task 15's polling helper drives its first `GetEventsSince` + /// call off this method's `opened` signal (`.lastEventId` in the + /// returned `GetPollStateResult` is exactly the starting cursor + /// `getEventsSince()` below needs) — that timer wiring is Task + /// 15's own job; this method only exposes the primitive. + /// @param pollId The poll's shareable link id. + void openPoll(std::string pollId); + + /// @brief Returns the current state of the poll this handler was last + /// attached to via `openPoll`. Emits `stateLoaded` on success, + /// `failed` on error. + /// @param action Carries no fields of its own. + void getPollState(GetPollState action); + + /// @brief First-time vote submission for a participant against this + /// handler's attached poll. Emits `votesSubmitted` on success, + /// `failed` on error. + /// @param action The participant's display name and full vote set. + void submitVotes(SubmitVotes action); + + /// @brief Replaces a participant's votes wholesale against this + /// handler's attached poll. Emits `votesUpdated` on success, + /// `failed` on error. + /// @param action The participant's display name and full new vote set. + void updateVotes(UpdateVotes action); + + /// @brief Adds one comment to this handler's attached poll. Emits + /// `commentAdded` on success, `failed` on error. + /// @param action The participant's display name and comment body. + void addComment(AddComment action); + + /// @brief Admin-token-gated: marks this handler's attached poll + /// finalized. Emits `finalized` on success, `failed` on error. + /// @param action The winning option's id. + void finalizePoll(FinalizePoll action); + + /// @brief Reverses a participant's own most recent vote change against + /// this handler's attached poll. Emits `voteChangeUndone` on + /// success, `failed` on error. + /// @param action The participant whose own most recent vote change is undone. + void undoLastVoteChange(UndoLastVoteChange action); + + /// @brief Lists every event recorded for this handler's attached poll + /// strictly after `action.lastEventId`. Emits `eventsReceived` on + /// success, `failed` on error. + /// + /// This method exposes the primitive Task 15's polling helper + /// drives on a timer — this task builds only the primitive, not + /// the timer/polling loop itself (see this rung's task brief). + /// @param action Carries `lastEventId`, the caller's cursor. + void getEventsSince(GetEventsSince action); + + signals: + void created(CreatePollResult result); + void opened(GetPollStateResult result); + void stateLoaded(GetPollStateResult result); + void votesSubmitted(GetPollStateResult result); + void votesUpdated(GetPollStateResult result); + void commentAdded(GetPollStateResult result); + void finalized(GetPollStateResult result); + void voteChangeUndone(UndoLastVoteChangeResult result); + void eventsReceived(GetEventsSinceResult result); + /// @brief Emitted for any action's typed error — @p message is + /// `std::exception::what()`, ready for direct display. + void failed(QString message); + + private: + /// @brief Shared error-display body passed as every `track()` call's + /// third argument below — see `pastebin::gui::PastePresenter::reportError`'s + /// doc comment (`examples/pastebin/gui_lib/paste_presenter.hpp`) for the + /// full rationale (finding 023: `Completion::onError` keeps only + /// the single most-recently-attached handler, so this must be + /// passed as `track()`'s `onErr` parameter, never attached via a + /// separate `.onError()` call beforehand). + void reportError(const std::exception_ptr& err); + + ::morph::bridge::BridgeHandler _creator; + ::morph::bridge::BridgeHandler _handler; +}; + +} // namespace polls::gui diff --git a/examples/polls/gui_lib/poll_qml_bridges.cpp b/examples/polls/gui_lib/poll_qml_bridges.cpp new file mode 100644 index 00000000..0d2db548 --- /dev/null +++ b/examples/polls/gui_lib/poll_qml_bridges.cpp @@ -0,0 +1,354 @@ +// SPDX-License-Identifier: Apache-2.0 +#include "poll_qml_bridges.hpp" + +#include "poll_schemas.hpp" + +#include + +#include +#include + +#include +#include +#include +#include +#include +#include + +namespace polls::gui { + +namespace { + +/// @brief An `OptionId` as the plain number QML rows carry, or `-1` when +/// unengaged (Lightweight's `ServerSideAutoIncrement` starts at 1, so +/// `-1` is never a real id). Same convention as +/// `bookmarks::gui::idNumber`. +[[nodiscard]] qlonglong idNumber(const OptionId& id) { return id.hasValue() ? static_cast(*id) : -1; } + +/// @brief A `PollEventId` as the plain number a cursor/event row carries. +[[nodiscard]] qlonglong idNumber(const PollEventId& id) { return id.hasValue() ? static_cast(*id) : -1; } + +/// @brief A `Count` rendered via `morph::units::toString` — an integer text, +/// since `polls::Count` is always a whole number (`units.hpp`). +/// +/// `morph::units::toString`, not `std::format("{}", count)`: see +/// `pastebin::gui::readsText`'s identical note (`paste_qml_bridges.cpp`) — +/// Emscripten's bundled libc++ fails to compile the `std::format` call for +/// this `Quantity`-family type outright. +[[nodiscard]] QString countText(const Count& count) { + return QString::fromStdString(morph::units::toString(count)); +} + +[[nodiscard]] QString choiceText(VoteChoice choice) { + switch (choice) { + case VoteChoice::Yes: + return QStringLiteral("Yes"); + case VoteChoice::IfNeedBe: + return QStringLiteral("IfNeedBe"); + case VoteChoice::No: + return QStringLiteral("No"); + default: + return QStringLiteral("No"); + } +} + +/// @brief Parses one of `VoteView.qml`'s picker strings back into a +/// `VoteChoice`. Anything not `"Yes"`/`"IfNeedBe"` is `No` — the same +/// fail-safe default a missing/garbled radio selection should have, +/// never silently dropping the vote row entirely. +/// @param text One of `"Yes"`/`"IfNeedBe"`/`"No"`. +/// @return The matching `VoteChoice`. +[[nodiscard]] VoteChoice parseChoice(const QString& text) { + if (text == QStringLiteral("Yes")) { + return VoteChoice::Yes; + } + if (text == QStringLiteral("IfNeedBe")) { + return VoteChoice::IfNeedBe; + } + return VoteChoice::No; +} + +/// @brief `votes` (as `submitVotes`/`updateVotes` receive it from QML) into +/// the typed `OneVote` vector both `SubmitVotes`/`UpdateVotes` need. +/// @param votes `{optionId, choice}` maps. +/// @return The decoded vote set, in the same order. +[[nodiscard]] std::vector decodeVotes(const QVariantList& votes) { + std::vector out; + out.reserve(static_cast(votes.size())); + for (const QVariant& entry : votes) { + const QVariantMap row = entry.toMap(); + out.push_back(OneVote{.optionId = OptionId{.value = row.value(QStringLiteral("optionId")).toLongLong()}, + .choice = parseChoice(row.value(QStringLiteral("choice")).toString())}); + } + return out; +} + +[[nodiscard]] QVariantMap toVariantMap(const PollOptionView& option) { + return QVariantMap{ + {"id", idNumber(option.id)}, + {"label", QString::fromStdString(option.label)}, + {"yesCount", countText(option.yesCount)}, + {"ifNeedBeCount", countText(option.ifNeedBeCount)}, + {"noCount", countText(option.noCount)}, + }; +} + +[[nodiscard]] QVariantMap toVariantMap(const ParticipantVoteView& vote) { + return QVariantMap{ + {"participantName", QString::fromStdString(vote.participantName)}, + {"optionId", idNumber(vote.optionId)}, + {"choice", choiceText(vote.choice)}, + }; +} + +[[nodiscard]] QVariantMap toVariantMap(const CommentView& comment) { + return QVariantMap{ + {"participantName", QString::fromStdString(comment.participantName)}, + {"body", QString::fromStdString(comment.body)}, + }; +} + +template +[[nodiscard]] QVariantList toVariantList(const Rows& rows) { + QVariantList out; + out.reserve(static_cast(rows.size())); + for (const auto& row : rows) { + out.append(toVariantMap(row)); + } + return out; +} + +/// @brief An opaque token newtype (`AdminToken`/`ParticipantToken`) as the +/// plain string a QML row carries — empty when unengaged, the same +/// "empty means absent" convention every other string field in these +/// maps already uses. +template +[[nodiscard]] QString tokenText(const TokenT& token) { + return token.hasValue() ? QString::fromStdString(*token) : QString{}; +} + +[[nodiscard]] QVariantMap toVariantMap(const CreatePollResult& result) { + return QVariantMap{ + {"pollId", QString::fromStdString(result.pollId)}, + {"adminToken", tokenText(result.adminToken)}, + {"participantToken", tokenText(result.participantToken)}, + }; +} + +[[nodiscard]] QVariantMap toVariantMap(const GetPollStateResult& state) { + return QVariantMap{ + {"pollId", QString::fromStdString(state.pollId)}, + {"title", QString::fromStdString(state.title)}, + // Projected to a plain bool for QML, which has no notion of a C++ + // enum class: `Finalized` is the DTO's own two-state type, this map + // is the GUI-facing view of it. + {"finalized", state.finalized == Finalized::Yes}, + {"finalizedOptionId", idNumber(state.finalizedOptionId)}, + {"options", toVariantList(state.options)}, + {"votes", toVariantList(state.votes)}, + {"comments", toVariantList(state.comments)}, + {"lastEventId", idNumber(state.lastEventId)}, + }; +} + +[[nodiscard]] QVariantMap toVariantMap(const PollEvent& event) { + return QVariantMap{ + {"id", idNumber(event.id)}, + {"kind", QString::fromStdString(event.kind)}, + {"summary", QString::fromStdString(event.summary)}, + }; +} + +/// @brief Renders @p err's message the same way `PollPresenter::reportError` +/// does — `std::exception::what()`, or a canned message for anything +/// that is not a `std::exception`. +[[nodiscard]] QString describeFailure(const std::exception_ptr& err) { + try { + std::rethrow_exception(err); + } catch (const std::exception& ex) { + return QString::fromUtf8(ex.what()); + } catch (...) { + return QStringLiteral("unknown error"); + } +} + +} // namespace + +PollBridge::PollBridge(::morph::bridge::Bridge& bridge, ::morph::exec::IExecutor* executor, QObject* parent) + : QObject{parent}, + _presenter{bridge, executor}, + _forms{bridge, executor, pollSchemasJson()}, + _bridge{bridge}, + _executor{executor} { + connect(&_presenter, &PollPresenter::created, this, + [this](CreatePollResult result) { emit created(toVariantMap(result)); }); + connect(&_presenter, &PollPresenter::failed, this, &PollBridge::failed); + + _refreshDebounce.setSingleShot(true); + _refreshDebounce.setInterval(0); + connect(&_refreshDebounce, &QTimer::timeout, this, &PollBridge::refresh); +} + +QString PollBridge::schemasJson() const { + return QString::fromStdString(_forms.schemasJson()); +} + +void PollBridge::createPoll(const QString& title, const QVariantList& optionLabels) { + CreatePoll action; + action.title = title.toStdString(); + action.options.reserve(static_cast(optionLabels.size())); + for (const QVariant& label : optionLabels) { + action.options.push_back(CreatePollOption{.label = label.toString().toStdString()}); + } + _presenter.createPoll(std::move(action)); +} + +void PollBridge::openPoll(const QString& pollId) { + const std::string pollIdStd = pollId.toStdString(); + _forms.openPoll(pollIdStd) + .then([this, alive = std::weak_ptr{_liveness}](GetPollStateResult result) { + if (alive.expired()) { + return; + } + const PollEventId cursor = result.lastEventId; + emit opened(toVariantMap(result)); + startPolling(cursor); + }) + .onError([this, alive = std::weak_ptr{_liveness}](const std::exception_ptr& err) { + if (alive.expired()) { + return; + } + emit failed(describeFailure(err)); + }); +} + +void PollBridge::refresh() { + _forms.getPollState() + .then([this, alive = std::weak_ptr{_liveness}](GetPollStateResult result) { + if (alive.expired()) { + return; + } + emit stateChanged(toVariantMap(result)); + }) + .onError([this, alive = std::weak_ptr{_liveness}](const std::exception_ptr& err) { + if (alive.expired()) { + return; + } + emit failed(describeFailure(err)); + }); +} + +void PollBridge::submitVotes(const QString& participantName, const QVariantList& votes) { + _forms.submitVotes(SubmitVotes{.participantName = participantName.toStdString(), .votes = decodeVotes(votes)}) + .then([this, alive = std::weak_ptr{_liveness}](GetPollStateResult result) { + if (alive.expired()) { + return; + } + emit stateChanged(toVariantMap(result)); + }) + .onError([this, alive = std::weak_ptr{_liveness}](const std::exception_ptr& err) { + if (alive.expired()) { + return; + } + emit failed(describeFailure(err)); + }); +} + +void PollBridge::updateVotes(const QString& participantName, const QVariantList& votes) { + _forms.updateVotes(UpdateVotes{.participantName = participantName.toStdString(), .votes = decodeVotes(votes)}) + .then([this, alive = std::weak_ptr{_liveness}](GetPollStateResult result) { + if (alive.expired()) { + return; + } + emit stateChanged(toVariantMap(result)); + }) + .onError([this, alive = std::weak_ptr{_liveness}](const std::exception_ptr& err) { + if (alive.expired()) { + return; + } + emit failed(describeFailure(err)); + }); +} + +void PollBridge::setAdminToken(const QString& token) { + ::morph::session::Context session; + session.token = token.toStdString(); + _bridge.setDefaultSession(session); +} + +void PollBridge::submitIfValid(const QString& actionType, const QString& bodyJson) { + _forms.submitIfValid( + actionType.toStdString(), bodyJson.toStdString(), + [this, actionType, alive = std::weak_ptr{_liveness}](std::string resultJson) { + if (alive.expired()) { + return; + } + emit replyReceived(actionType, true, QString::fromStdString(resultJson)); + }, + [this, actionType, alive = std::weak_ptr{_liveness}](const std::exception_ptr& err) { + if (alive.expired()) { + return; + } + emit replyReceived(actionType, false, describeFailure(err)); + }); +} + +void PollBridge::stopPolling() { + if (_poller) { + _poller->stop(); + } +} + +void PollBridge::startPolling(PollEventId cursor) { + // Declaration-order note in poll_qml_bridges.hpp explains why `_poller` + // may safely outlive individual ticks of `_forms`'s handler but must + // itself be torn down before `_forms` is. + _poller = std::make_unique( + _bridge, cursor, + [this, alive = std::weak_ptr{_liveness}](PollEventId lastEventId, Poller::OnSuccess onSuccess, + Poller::OnError onError) { + if (alive.expired()) { + return; + } + // The production-safe Dispatch shape event_poller.hpp's own doc + // comment asks for: built directly over one call's own + // Completion, never over a Presenter's shared failed(QString) + // signal. PollFormsController::getEventsSince returns a fresh, + // independent Completion per call — see + // that method's own doc comment. onSuccess/onError are + // EventPoller's own callbacks, already guarded on its own + // _liveness token (see event_poller.hpp) — nothing further to + // add here beyond not touching `_forms` past this object's own + // lifetime, which the `alive` check above already covers. + _forms.getEventsSince(GetEventsSince{.lastEventId = lastEventId}) + .then([lastEventId, onSuccess](GetEventsSinceResult result) { + const PollEventId newLastEventId = + result.events.empty() ? lastEventId : result.events.back().id; + onSuccess(std::move(result.events), newLastEventId); + }) + .onError([onError](const std::exception_ptr& err) { onError(err); }); + }, + [this, alive = std::weak_ptr{_liveness}](const PollEvent& event) { + if (alive.expired()) { + return; + } + onEventApplied(event); + }, + [this, alive = std::weak_ptr{_liveness}](const QString& message) { + if (alive.expired()) { + return; + } + emit pollingStopped(message); + }); +} + +void PollBridge::onEventApplied(const PollEvent& event) { + emit eventReceived(toVariantMap(event)); + // Coalesces a whole tick's worth of events into one refresh() rather + // than one per event — QTimer::start() on an already-running singleShot + // timer restarts it, so a burst within the same event-loop turn still + // fires refresh() exactly once, on the next turn. + _refreshDebounce.start(); +} + +} // namespace polls::gui diff --git a/examples/polls/gui_lib/poll_qml_bridges.hpp b/examples/polls/gui_lib/poll_qml_bridges.hpp new file mode 100644 index 00000000..76a39f5f --- /dev/null +++ b/examples/polls/gui_lib/poll_qml_bridges.hpp @@ -0,0 +1,240 @@ +// SPDX-License-Identifier: Apache-2.0 +#pragma once + +#include +#include +#include +#include +#include + +#include + +// Guarded exactly like bookmark_qml_bridges.hpp's own includes: AUTOMOC runs +// moc over this header, and moc must not be pointed at morph's template-heavy +// bridge.hpp, event_poller.hpp or poll_model.hpp — see poll_presenter.hpp's +// identical guard and doc comment for the full rationale (poll_model.hpp +// pulls in Lightweight's DataMapper machinery through polls/db/db_model.hpp, +// and moc's parser mis-parses the nesting that results). +#ifndef Q_MOC_RUN +#include "gui/event_poller.hpp" +#include "poll_forms_controller.hpp" +#include "poll_presenter.hpp" + +#include +#include +#endif + +/// @file +/// `PollBridge` — the one QML-facing adapter this rung's GUI shell needs, +/// mirroring bookmarks' `FormsBridge`/`BookmarkBridge` split folded into a +/// single class: this rung has exactly one model (`PollModel`), so splitting +/// "the schema-driven forms adapter" from "the domain adapter" the way +/// bookmarks does for its three models would only add a second class with +/// nothing of its own to route between. See `poll_forms_controller.hpp`'s +/// own doc comment for why `PollBridge` wraps *both* `PollFormsController` +/// (every already-open-poll action) and `PollPresenter` (`createPoll` only, +/// which needs no attachment story) rather than either alone. + +namespace polls::gui { + +/// @brief QML-facing face of `PollFormsController`/`PollPresenter`, plus the +/// one `morph::ladder::gui::EventPoller` a +/// vote view owns while a poll is open. +/// +/// Same surface `DynamicForm.qml` expects of a controller — a `schemasJson` +/// property, `submitIfValid(actionType, bodyJson)`, and a `replyReceived` +/// signal — for `AddComment`/`FinalizePoll`/`UndoLastVoteChange`. Every other +/// action (`createPoll`, `openPoll`, `refresh`, `submitVotes`/`updateVotes`) +/// is a dedicated invokable, because none of them are schema-driven (see +/// `poll_schemas.hpp`'s own doc comment for why, action by action). +/// +/// @par Member declaration order is load-bearing +/// `_forms` must be declared **before** `_poller`. `EventPoller`'s own doc +/// comment establishes that destroying an `EventPoller` mid-tick is safe +/// (its `_liveness` token — its own last-declared member — is destroyed +/// first, so a completion callback that arrives afterward finds +/// `alive.expired() == true` and no-ops before touching anything else). That +/// guarantee only protects the `EventPoller` object itself; the *dispatch* +/// closure `startPolling()` builds below also calls back into `_forms` +/// (`PollFormsController::getEventsSince`), so `_forms`'s own +/// `BridgeHandler` must still be alive for as long as `_poller` might still +/// be mid-teardown. Members are destroyed in reverse declaration order, so +/// declaring `_forms` first — and therefore destroying it *after* `_poller` +/// — is what makes that true. Reordering the two members reintroduces a +/// use-after-free identical in shape to the one `EventPoller`'s own C1 fix +/// round closed (see this rung's `progress.md`, Task 15). +class PollBridge : public QObject { + Q_OBJECT + + /// @brief `{actionType: schema}` JSON for `AddComment`/`FinalizePoll`/ + /// `UndoLastVoteChange` — everything the QML renderer needs. + Q_PROPERTY(QString schemasJson READ schemasJson CONSTANT) + + public: + /// @param bridge The shared `Bridge` `AppContext` owns. + /// @param executor The executor `Completion` callbacks land on. + /// @param parent Optional `QObject` parent. + PollBridge(::morph::bridge::Bridge& bridge, ::morph::exec::IExecutor* executor, QObject* parent = nullptr); + + /// @brief The schema document supplied to the wrapped + /// `PollFormsController` (`poll_schemas.hpp`). + /// @return `{actionType: schema}` JSON. + [[nodiscard]] QString schemasJson() const; + + /// @brief Creates a new poll. Native-client-only (this rung's Global + /// Constraints — see `examples/polls/README.md`); nothing in this + /// method itself enforces that, `gui/qml/Main.qml`'s own + /// `nativeClient` gate does. Emits `created` on success, `failed` + /// on error. + /// @param title The poll's title. + /// @param optionLabels Candidate option labels, in order — driven by + /// `CreatePollView.qml`'s hand-written list editor (finding 031's + /// workaround; see `poll_schemas.hpp`). + Q_INVOKABLE void createPoll(const QString& title, const QVariantList& optionLabels); + + /// @brief Attaches to the poll named by @p pollId and starts the + /// `EventPoller` ticking `GetEventsSince` on it. Emits `opened` on + /// success, `failed` on error. + /// @param pollId The poll's shareable link id. + Q_INVOKABLE void openPoll(const QString& pollId); + + /// @brief Re-reads the attached poll's full current state. Emits + /// `stateChanged` on success, `failed` on error. + Q_INVOKABLE void refresh(); + + /// @brief First-time vote submission. Emits `stateChanged` on success, + /// `failed` on error. + /// @param participantName The voter's display name. + /// @param votes `{optionId, choice}` maps — `choice` one of + /// `"Yes"`/`"IfNeedBe"`/`"No"`, matching `VoteView.qml`'s picker. + Q_INVOKABLE void submitVotes(const QString& participantName, const QVariantList& votes); + + /// @brief Replaces a participant's votes wholesale. Emits `stateChanged` + /// on success, `failed` on error. + /// @param participantName The voter's display name. + /// @param votes Same shape as `submitVotes`. + Q_INVOKABLE void updateVotes(const QString& participantName, const QVariantList& votes); + + /// @brief Installs @p token as the shared `Bridge`'s default session + /// token — this rung's whole admin identity (`FinalizePoll`'s + /// `requireAdmin()` compares it against the poll's stored admin + /// token; see `examples/polls/README.md`'s resolved design + /// decision 1). Every other action needs no token at all. + /// @param token The poll's admin token, as `CreatePollResult` returned it. + Q_INVOKABLE void setAdminToken(const QString& token); + + /// @brief Dispatches @p bodyJson as @p actionType's body through + /// `PollFormsController::submitIfValid` — `AddComment`, + /// `FinalizePoll` or `UndoLastVoteChange` only (see that + /// method's own doc comment). Emits `replyReceived` when the + /// reply (or the error) arrives. + /// @param actionType One of `PollFormsController::kSchemaActions`. + /// @param bodyJson Fully-assembled JSON body, as `DynamicForm` builds it. + Q_INVOKABLE void submitIfValid(const QString& actionType, const QString& bodyJson); + + /// @brief Stops the `EventPoller`'s timer without treating it as a fatal + /// error — a vote view calls this when it is hidden/closed. A + /// no-op if no poll is currently open. + Q_INVOKABLE void stopPolling(); + + signals: + /// @brief `createPoll` succeeded. @p result carries `pollId`, + /// `adminToken`, `participantToken`. + /// @param result The new poll's identifiers, as a property bag. + void created(const QVariantMap& result); + + /// @brief `openPoll` succeeded and polling has started. @p state is the + /// poll's full current state. + /// @param state The poll's state, as a property bag. + void opened(const QVariantMap& state); + + /// @brief `refresh`/`submitVotes`/`updateVotes` succeeded, or an + /// applied live event triggered a resync. @p state is the poll's + /// full current state. + /// @param state The poll's state, as a property bag. + void stateChanged(const QVariantMap& state); + + /// @brief One `PollEvent` the `EventPoller` just applied — for a live + /// activity log. Never itself a source of tally updates (`kind`/ + /// `summary` carry no vote counts); `stateChanged` follows + /// shortly after, debounced, for that. + /// @param event `{id, kind, summary}`. + void eventReceived(const QVariantMap& event); + + /// @brief One `AddComment`/`FinalizePoll`/`UndoLastVoteChange` reply. + /// @param actionType The action the reply belongs to. + /// @param ok Whether the dispatch succeeded. + /// @param payload Result JSON, or the error message. + void replyReceived(const QString& actionType, bool ok, const QString& payload); + + /// @brief The `EventPoller` stopped for good (a non-timeout failure — + /// e.g. a stale cursor after the poll's event log was pruned in + /// a way this rung never actually does, or the poll no longer + /// exists). Polling does not resume on its own; the view should + /// show this and let the user re-open the poll. + /// @param message What `EventPoller::OnFatalError` reported. + void pollingStopped(const QString& message); + + /// @brief Any of `createPoll`/`openPoll`/`refresh`/`submitVotes`/ + /// `updateVotes`'s failures, already rendered as a message. + /// @param message The model's own `what()`. + void failed(const QString& message); + + private: +#ifndef Q_MOC_RUN + using Poller = ::morph::ladder::gui::EventPoller; + + /// @brief Builds and starts `_poller` against the just-opened poll. Its + /// `Dispatch` closure reuses `_forms`'s already-attached handler + /// via `PollFormsController::getEventsSince` — see this class's + /// own doc comment for why a *second*, independently-attached + /// handler is deliberately not used here. + /// + /// Constructs `Poller` with no interval/deadline override, so the real + /// unscaled `Poller::kDefaultExecuteDeadline` is always armed — see that + /// constant's own doc comment (`event_poller.hpp`) for the CI-flakiness + /// risk this carries under a scaled `MORPH_LADDER_DEADLINE_MS` run, and + /// why it is not "fixed" here by exposing an override on this adapter. + /// @param cursor The starting cursor — `GetPollStateResult::lastEventId` + /// from the `openPoll` call that just succeeded. + void startPolling(PollEventId cursor); + + /// @brief `_poller`'s `ApplyEvent`: relays @p event as `eventReceived` + /// and schedules a debounced `refresh()`. + /// @param event One event `_poller` just applied. + void onEventApplied(const PollEvent& event); +#endif + + PollPresenter _presenter; + PollFormsController _forms; + std::unique_ptr _poller; + ::morph::bridge::Bridge& _bridge; + ::morph::exec::IExecutor* _executor; + /// @brief Debounces `stateChanged` after a burst of applied events in + /// one poll tick — see `.cpp`'s `onEventApplied`. + QTimer _refreshDebounce; + + /// @brief Weak-observable proof this object still exists. + /// + /// `PollBridge` is a `QObject`, but its `.then()`/`.onError()` completion + /// callbacks (`openPoll`, `refresh`, `submitVotes`, `updateVotes`, + /// `submitIfValid`, `startPolling`'s `Dispatch`) are plain + /// `std::function`-based `Completion` continuations, not + /// `QObject::connect`-based signal/slot connections — Qt's own + /// auto-disconnect-on-destruction machinery does not apply to them at + /// all. Every one of those callbacks captures raw `this`; destroying a + /// `PollBridge` while any of them is still in flight (an ordinary GUI + /// case — a view closing mid-request) would otherwise write into freed + /// memory. Same pattern, same reasoning, and the same **must remain the + /// last declared member** requirement as + /// `morph::ladder::gui::EventPoller::_liveness` + /// (`examples/common/gui/event_poller.hpp`) and + /// `morph::bridge::Bridge::_liveness` (`include/morph/core/bridge.hpp`): + /// members are destroyed in reverse declaration order, so the + /// last-declared member is destroyed first, and the weak_ptr each + /// callback captures observes that before anything else it might touch + /// has been torn down. + std::shared_ptr _liveness{std::make_shared()}; +}; + +} // namespace polls::gui diff --git a/examples/polls/gui_lib/poll_schemas.hpp b/examples/polls/gui_lib/poll_schemas.hpp new file mode 100644 index 00000000..655103aa --- /dev/null +++ b/examples/polls/gui_lib/poll_schemas.hpp @@ -0,0 +1,77 @@ +// SPDX-License-Identifier: Apache-2.0 +#pragma once + +#include + +#include + +#include "polls/dto/poll_dto.hpp" +#include "polls/dto/vote_dto.hpp" + +/// @file +/// The one schema document `polls::gui::PollFormsController` renders from — +/// same split as `bookmarks::gui::bookmarkSchemasJson()` +/// (`examples/bookmarks/gui_lib/bookmark_schemas.hpp`) and for the same +/// reason: whatever composes a `PollFormsController` (the desktop client, a +/// future WASM client, the tests) builds the identical `{actionType: schema}` +/// map, never its own. +/// +/// @par Only three actions are genuinely schema-driven +/// `AddComment` and `UndoLastVoteChange` are entered as free text +/// (`participantName`/`body`, `participantName`); `FinalizePoll` is entered +/// as a number (the winning option's id, read off the results the vote view +/// already displays). All three are DTOs of scalar fields only, so +/// `DynamicForm` renders them exactly as it renders `Login`/`RenameTag` in +/// rung 2. +/// +/// Every other `PollModel` action is deliberately absent, for one of three +/// reasons: +/// +/// - `CreatePoll` — `options` is `std::vector`, a JSON +/// `array` field `DynamicForm` has no control for (finding 031, discovered +/// during rung 2's own GUI shell). Mirrors rung 2's `BulkEdit` workaround: +/// excluded here, driven by a hand-written QML list editor in +/// `gui/qml/CreatePollView.qml` instead, which calls +/// `PollBridge::createPoll(title, optionLabels)` directly rather than +/// going through this schema/`submitIfValid` path at all. +/// - `SubmitVotes`/`UpdateVotes` — same finding: `votes` is +/// `std::vector`, equally array-typed. `gui/qml/VoteView.qml` +/// drives these from a hand-rolled per-option Yes/If-need-be/No picker, +/// via `PollBridge::submitVotes`/`updateVotes`, which build the typed +/// action in C++ and dispatch it through +/// `PollFormsController::submitVotes`/`updateVotes` — the same *handler* +/// `OpenPoll`/`AddComment`/... use, just not the same *path* (see that +/// class's own doc comment for why routing must stay on one handler here). +/// - `OpenPoll`/`GetPollState`/`GetEventsSince` — `OpenPoll` is this rung's +/// one `BRIDGE_MODEL_KEY`-registered (payload-keyed) action. Dispatching a +/// payload-keyed action through `BridgeHandler::executeJson` on an +/// `AllowShared` handler silently skips the attach step entirely +/// (`ActionExecuteRegistry::registerAction`'s stored executor closes over +/// the *plain* `BridgeHandler` overload of `execute()`, not +/// the `AllowShared` one actually installed — `kShared` resolves `false` +/// at that call site regardless of the real handler's type, so the +/// payload-keyed attach branch never runs; see +/// `docs/findings/034-executejson-skips-payload-keyed-attach-for-allowshared-handlers.md`). +/// `OpenPoll` is therefore dispatched only via +/// `PollFormsController::openPoll(pollId)`, which calls the templated +/// `BridgeHandler::execute()` directly. +/// `GetPollState`/`GetEventsSince` take no user-entered fields at all (a +/// refresh and a polling tick, not something a person fills in), so both +/// are exposed as plain typed methods instead of schema forms — `Login`'s +/// own precedent notwithstanding, there is nothing here for a person to +/// type. +/// - `CreatePoll` also needs no session/token gate to render — this rung has +/// no signed-token mechanism at all (`polls::auth::PollsAuthorizer`'s own +/// `@file` comment); the admin/participant tokens it returns are opaque +/// strings the organizer copies out of `CreatePollResult` by hand. +/// +namespace polls::gui { + +/// @return `{"AddComment": …, "FinalizePoll": …, "UndoLastVoteChange": …}`. +[[nodiscard]] inline std::string pollSchemasJson() { + return std::string{"{\"AddComment\":"} + ::morph::forms::schemaJson() + + ",\"FinalizePoll\":" + ::morph::forms::schemaJson() + + ",\"UndoLastVoteChange\":" + ::morph::forms::schemaJson() + "}"; +} + +} // namespace polls::gui diff --git a/examples/polls/gui_wasm/main_wasm.cpp b/examples/polls/gui_wasm/main_wasm.cpp new file mode 100644 index 00000000..adc46411 --- /dev/null +++ b/examples/polls/gui_wasm/main_wasm.cpp @@ -0,0 +1,277 @@ +// SPDX-License-Identifier: Apache-2.0 + +/// @file +/// polls' WebAssembly client shell — rung 3's counterpart to +/// `examples/bookmarks/gui_wasm/main_wasm.cpp` (rung 2) and +/// `examples/pastebin/gui_wasm/main_wasm.cpp` (rung 1), mirrored from +/// bookmarks' structurally, with three genuinely new things neither prior +/// rung's WASM client needed. +/// +/// This file is the *only* difference between the browser client and a +/// desktop client. (This rung, as of this task, ships no +/// `examples/polls/gui/main.cpp` at all — no task in this plan wrote one — +/// so today this is in fact polls' *only* GUI client binary; see this file's +/// "Verification status" section below for what that implies.) Everything +/// with behaviour in it — `gui_lib/poll_presenter.hpp`, +/// `gui_lib/poll_forms_controller.hpp`, `gui_lib/poll_qml_bridges.hpp`, +/// `gui_lib/poll_schemas.hpp`, and the QML itself (`gui/qml/{Main,VoteView, +/// CreatePollView}.qml`, built into the `Polls` module) — is shared verbatim +/// with whatever desktop client a future task adds. That is +/// `examples/TESTING.md`'s "same client code" requirement, and its explicit +/// ban on bank's `gui_wasm` shadow-header pattern: no model, DTO, presenter +/// or QML file has a WASM variant here. +/// +/// @par Mode and the WASM server url +/// Always `Remote` — a browser has no ODBC and no in-process server to be +/// `Local` against (`examples/IMPLEMENTATION.md` rule 4's WASM clause). The +/// url is baked in at build time via `MORPH_LADDER_POLLS_WASM_SERVER_URL` +/// (`../CMakeLists.txt`), following pastebin's/bookmarks' own convention — a +/// page served from a static bundle has no argv to read one from. +/// +/// @par No database bootstrap, no `TokenIssuer` — same as every ladder rung's +/// WASM client, but for a slightly different reason here: this rung has +/// **no `TokenIssuer`/signed tokens at all**, native or WASM +/// (`examples/polls/README.md`'s Global Constraints, judgment call 2 — a +/// deliberate departure from rung 1/2's pattern, forced by there being no +/// framework authorizer for bare shared secrets). `CreatePoll` mints its +/// admin/participant tokens itself, inside `PollModel::execute()`; there is +/// no signing secret for this file to *not* set up, unlike pastebin's/ +/// bookmarks' own "no bootstrap" note. +/// +/// @par `nativeClient: false` — the only way `CreatePollView.qml` stays reachable-nowhere +/// `CreatePoll` is native-client-only (`examples/polls/README.md`'s Global +/// Constraints). `gui/qml/Main.qml`'s `ApplicationWindow` declares +/// `property bool nativeClient: true` for exactly this file to flip — its own +/// doc comment (written by Task 16, before this file existed) already +/// anticipates "a future gui_wasm/main_wasm.cpp is expected to pass +/// `nativeClient: false` as an initial property". Passed the same way as +/// `pollBridge` below, through `QQmlApplicationEngine::setInitialProperties` +/// (a root-object property set from C++ right after the engine is +/// constructed — the same mechanism bookmarks' own WASM client uses for its +/// controller properties, generalised here to a plain `bool`). +/// +/// Verified, not assumed, that this actually makes `CreatePollView.qml` +/// unreachable: grepping `gui/qml/*.qml` for every reference to `createPage`/ +/// `CreatePollView` turns up exactly one route to it — `Main.qml`'s landing +/// screen's "Create a new poll (organizer)" `Button`, whose `visible` is +/// `root.nativeClient` (not merely `enabled` — an invisible `Button` in Qt +/// Quick Controls receives no hit-testing at all, so this is not just a +/// dimmed affordance a determined user could still click). With +/// `nativeClient: false`, nothing in the shared QML ever calls +/// `stack.push(createPage)`; `CreatePollView.qml` itself is still linked into +/// the one shared `ladder_polls_qml` module both a future desktop client and +/// this binary would use (`examples/TESTING.md`'s "same client code" rule +/// bans a WASM-only QML variant that would omit it entirely), but a shipped +/// component that no code path ever instantiates is exactly as unreachable, +/// from a participant's perspective, as one that was never compiled in. +/// +/// @par The pollId URL parameter — the participant's way in, without `CreatePoll` +/// A WASM participant needs a way to land on a specific poll's `VoteView` +/// without going through the native-only `CreatePollView`/organizer flow. +/// `gui/qml/Main.qml`'s landing screen already offers a manual `TextField` + +/// "Open" button for pasting a poll id by hand — that alone is enough to use +/// this client at all — but a shared poll *link* (`https://.../?poll=`) +/// should skip that step. Neither `examples/common/wasm_spike/main_wasm.cpp` +/// (rung 0's WASM-remote spike) nor pastebin's/bookmarks' own WASM clients +/// establish any URL-parameter precedent — none of them takes anything from +/// the page url at all, both baking their server url in at *build* time +/// instead of reading anything at *run* time. +/// +/// Researched two ways to read the browser url from a Qt-for-WebAssembly +/// binary before picking one: +/// - **Qt's documented-in-forums-only "URL query becomes argv" behaviour** +/// (`?arg1&arg2` turning into extra `QGuiApplication::arguments()` +/// entries) turns out to require either the `--emrun` Emscripten link +/// flag (this project's WASM targets do not pass it — `emrun` is a local +/// dev-server convenience, not something a static-bundle deploy uses) or +/// hand-patching the generated `qtloader.js`'s `Module.arguments` after +/// the fact, outside this repository's CMake entirely. Both are +/// build-configuration-shaped, not something `main_wasm.cpp` itself can +/// rely on, and neither is present in `doc.qt.io/qt-6/wasm.html`'s +/// current text — it looks like older/unofficial `qtloader.js` behaviour +/// that this project's build does not opt into. +/// - **Reading `window.location.search` directly**, via a small Emscripten +/// `EM_JS` shim, needs no such flags: `EM_JS`/`EM_ASM` code is inlined +/// directly into the generated JS module and always has access to the +/// runtime's internal helpers (`UTF8ToString`, `stringToUTF8`, +/// `lengthBytesUTF8`, `_malloc`) regardless of `EXPORTED_RUNTIME_METHODS` +/// — unlike calling into `Module.*` from *external* JS, which those +/// exports actually gate. This also avoids requiring Embind's `--bind` +/// (`emscripten::val` would need it; this target's CMake does not pass +/// it), so `pollsWasmQueryPollId()` below is the chosen mechanism — +/// established here as this repository's first precedent for reading the +/// browser url from a WASM QML client, for a future rung to reuse or +/// improve on. +/// +/// The `poll` parameter is absent (empty string) whenever the page was +/// opened without one — the manual `TextField` path on the landing screen +/// still works identically in that case; `Main.qml`'s new `initialPollId` +/// property (added by this task, empty by default, so every prior QML smoke +/// test's assertions are unaffected) is a no-op unless this file passes it a +/// non-empty value. +/// +/// @par Note what is *not* here, and why this is the first WASM binary that can say so honestly +/// No `asyncRegistrationEnabled` flag, no `setConnectHandler`, no +/// hand-rolled wait-for-binding timer — `AppContext` +/// (`examples/common/gui/app_context.hpp`) owns the first two generically, +/// confirmed still true by reading `examples/common/gui/app_context.cpp:37`, +/// which builds this client's `QtWebSocketBackend` with +/// `Config{.asyncRegistrationEnabled = true}` for every ladder GUI/WASM app, +/// polls included, unconditionally. No new wiring was needed here beyond +/// what `AppContext` already provides. +/// +/// More interestingly: this is also the first ladder WASM client with +/// *no hand-rolled retry timer anywhere in its QML*, and that is not an +/// oversight — `gui/qml/VoteView.qml`'s `Component.onCompleted` fires +/// `pollBridge.openPoll(pollId)` exactly once, unconditionally, with nothing +/// resembling pastebin's `Main.qml`/bookmarks' `BookmarkListView.qml` +/// bootstrap-retry `Timer` (both covering docs/findings/024, "the handler +/// not bound window that opens on connect and closes when registration +/// settles"). Read `include/morph/core/bridge.hpp` to confirm this is +/// actually safe rather than assuming this rung's `EventPoller` quietly +/// papers over a real gap: +/// - Pastebin's/bookmarks' plain (`NoSharing`) handlers each call +/// `Bridge::registerHandler(binding)` at construction, which — via +/// `registerHandlerImpl` — issues a real `registerModelAsync` round trip +/// to the backend. Until that reply lands, `binding->currentId` stays `0` +/// and any call through the handler fails "handler not bound"; that +/// window is exactly finding 024, and why those two rungs' `Main.qml` +/// equivalents retry the first dispatch on a short timer. +/// - `PollFormsController`'s handler (`BridgeHandler`) is built via `Bridge::registerSharedHandler()` +/// instead (`bridge.hpp`'s `BridgeHandler::makeBinding`, `kShared` +/// branch), whose own doc comment says plainly: "this registers nothing +/// on the backend: a shared handler has no instance until a keyed action +/// ... tells it which one it wants." There is no preliminary round trip +/// to race at all. The handler's first, and only, network operation is +/// `Bridge::attachHandlerAsync` itself, fired directly from +/// `PollFormsController::openPoll()` — which `VoteView.qml`'s +/// `Component.onCompleted` only ever calls after `PollBridge` has been +/// constructed, which this file only ever does from inside +/// `ctx.onReady()` (below), by which point the socket is already +/// connected (finding 017's window is closed) and there is no *second*, +/// separate registration step left to still be pending (finding 024's +/// window never opens in the first place). This is the exact keyed-attach +/// async path `docs/superpowers/plans/2026-08-07-ladder-rung3-framework-prereqs.md` +/// closed finding 032 for, and this file is the first real WASM binary +/// to actually dispatch through it. +/// +/// @par Verification status +/// Structurally complete and reviewed, **never compiled**: no Emscripten +/// toolchain was available in the environment this was authored in, exactly +/// as rung 0's spike, rung 1's and rung 2's own `gui_wasm/main_wasm.cpp` +/// record for themselves. This file carries strictly more unverified surface +/// than either of those: the `pollsWasmQueryPollId()` `EM_JS` shim below is +/// this repository's first use of `EM_JS`/raw Emscripten JS interop anywhere +/// (previously only Qt's own WASM platform layer touched JS at all), and the +/// keyed-attach dispatch path it feeds (`OpenPoll` → `attachHandlerAsync`) +/// has, per the reasoning above, literally never run inside a real WASM +/// binary before. The `ladder-wasm` compile gate in +/// `.github/workflows/wasm-ladder.yml` (which this task extends with a named +/// `ladder_polls_gui_wasm` target) is what will actually prove the compile +/// half; nothing short of a live browser session against a real +/// `ladder_polls_server` proves the runtime half — `EM_JS`'s JS body is not +/// type-checked by anything at C++ compile time, and the whole point of this +/// file is a control-flow shape (`OpenPoll`'s async attach) this repository +/// has only exercised natively before now. + +#include +#include +#include +#include +#include + +#include "gui/app_context.hpp" +#include "poll_qml_bridges.hpp" + +#include + +#include +#include + +namespace { + +// Returns a `_malloc`'d, NUL-terminated UTF-8 copy of the `poll` query +// parameter's value, or `0` (null) if the page url has none. Freed by the +// caller with `std::free` — the same underlying allocator Emscripten's +// `_malloc` uses, per the standard EM_JS "return a JS string to C++" idiom +// (see this file's own header comment for why EM_JS rather than Embind's +// `emscripten::val`). `UTF8ToString`/`stringToUTF8`/`lengthBytesUTF8`/ +// `_malloc` are Emscripten runtime internals, reachable from EM_JS-inlined +// code without needing `-sEXPORTED_RUNTIME_METHODS` (that flag only gates +// calls *into* `Module.*` from external JS, not EM_JS's own body). +// NOLINTNEXTLINE(cppcoreguidelines-avoid-non-const-global-variables) -- EM_JS's macro-generated shape +EM_JS(char*, pollsWasmQueryPollId, (), { + var params = new URLSearchParams(window.location.search); + var value = params.get('poll'); + if (value === null) { + return 0; + } + var length = lengthBytesUTF8(value) + 1; + var ptr = _malloc(length); + stringToUTF8(value, ptr, length); + return ptr; +}); + +/// @brief The `?poll=` query parameter from the browser's current +/// url, or an empty string if the page was opened without one. +/// @return The poll id a shared link named, or `QString{}`. +[[nodiscard]] QString initialPollIdFromUrl() { + char* raw = pollsWasmQueryPollId(); + if (raw == nullptr) { + return QString{}; + } + QString pollId = QString::fromUtf8(raw); + std::free(raw); + return pollId; +} + +} // namespace + +int main(int argc, char** argv) { + QGuiApplication qtApp{argc, argv}; + + // Always Remote — see this file's header comment. `AppContext` builds the + // QtWebSocketBackend with asyncRegistrationEnabled=true, which is what + // makes registration WASM-safe at all (the synchronous path nests a + // QEventLoop and aborts the page — examples/TESTING.md, "WASM reality"). + ::morph::ladder::gui::AppContext ctx{ + ::morph::ladder::gui::Remote{.url = QUrl{QString::fromUtf8(MORPH_LADDER_POLLS_WASM_SERVER_URL)}}}; + + // Read once, before the engine exists: this is a pure page-url read, not + // a network call, so it has no readiness dependency on `ctx`. + const QString initialPollId = initialPollIdFromUrl(); + + QQmlApplicationEngine engine; + std::unique_ptr pollBridge; + + // Built from inside onReady(), never before it: a Remote context is not + // usable the line after its constructor returns, and a registration or + // attach issued before the socket is up fails permanently with no retry + // (docs/findings/017). Identical to bookmarks'/pastebin's own Remote + // clients, and — per this file's header comment — load-bearing here for + // a second, distinct reason: `PollBridge`'s handler's *first* network + // call is `OpenPoll`'s async attach itself, with no prior "registration" + // step to race, so this is also the point past which that attach is + // always safe to issue. + ctx.onReady([&] { + pollBridge = std::make_unique(ctx.bridge(), ctx.executor()); + engine.setInitialProperties({ + {QStringLiteral("pollBridge"), QVariant::fromValue(pollBridge.get())}, + // Hides Main.qml's one route to CreatePollView (native-only) — + // see this file's own header comment for why this is genuinely + // unreachable, not merely dimmed. + {QStringLiteral("nativeClient"), false}, + // Empty when the page url named no poll — Main.qml then behaves + // exactly as before this task, starting on the landing screen. + {QStringLiteral("initialPollId"), initialPollId}, + }); + engine.loadFromModule(MORPH_LADDER_QML_URI, "Main"); + if (engine.rootObjects().isEmpty()) { + qWarning("ladder_polls_gui_wasm: QML engine produced no root object"); + } + }); + + qInfo("ladder_polls_gui_wasm: connecting to %s ...", MORPH_LADDER_POLLS_WASM_SERVER_URL); + return QGuiApplication::exec(); +} diff --git a/examples/polls/include/polls/app/app.hpp b/examples/polls/include/polls/app/app.hpp new file mode 100644 index 00000000..8195fff0 --- /dev/null +++ b/examples/polls/include/polls/app/app.hpp @@ -0,0 +1,72 @@ +// SPDX-License-Identifier: Apache-2.0 +#pragma once + +#include "polls/auth/polls_authorizer.hpp" + +#include +#include +#include + +#include +#include +#include + +/// @file +/// `polls::app::App` -- this rung's server bootstrap. Mirrors +/// `bookmarks::app::App` (`examples/bookmarks/include/bookmarks/app/app.hpp`) +/// closely, minus everything that rung's `App` owns and this one has no +/// equivalent for: +/// +/// - No `TokenIssuer`/`AuthModel` wiring. This rung has no signed-token +/// mechanism at all -- `CreatePoll` mints its own bare +/// admin/participant tokens directly inside `PollModel::execute()` +/// (`polls/auth/polls_authorizer.hpp`'s own `@file` comment). There is +/// nothing for this `App` to install process-wide beyond the action log. +/// - No background worker/timer, and therefore no `QObject`/`QTimer` +/// inheritance and no internal client `Bridge`. Every mutation this +/// rung's `PollModel` performs (vote, comment, finalize, undo) is +/// synchronous, immediate, inside the calling `execute()` -- there is no +/// async job (no metadata fetch, no expiry sweep, no outbox relay) for a +/// timer to drive. `App` is therefore plain C++, not Qt-dependent at +/// all: only the *tests* that dispatch a real client through `server()` +/// need Qt (for `BridgeHandler`'s completion delivery), not `App` +/// itself. +namespace polls::app { + +/// @brief Owns the server-side pieces this rung's deployment shares: the +/// worker pool, the `RemoteServer` with a real `auth::PollsAuthorizer` +/// installed, and the durable `FileActionLog` (installed process-wide via +/// `morph::journal::setActionLog`, so every `PollModel` instance +/// auto-attaches -- the same convention `bookmarks::app::App`/ +/// `pastebin::app::App` use). Nothing here decides deployment mode -- that +/// stays `examples/common/gui::AppContext`'s job on the client side; this +/// is exclusively the server side. +class App { + public: + /// @brief Wires up the whole server side: worker pool, `RemoteServer` + /// (with `auth::PollsAuthorizer` and this rung's `maxLiveModels` + /// cap installed), and the durable action log. + /// @param actionLogPath Where `FileActionLog` persists entries. + /// @param workers Size of the model worker pool. + explicit App(std::filesystem::path actionLogPath, std::size_t workers = 4); + + /// @brief Detaches the process-wide default action log. + ~App(); + + App(const App&) = delete; + App& operator=(const App&) = delete; + App(App&&) = delete; + App& operator=(App&&) = delete; + + /// @brief The server every transport (a `QtWebSocketServer`, a test's + /// `SimulatedRemoteBackend`) wraps or dispatches against. + /// @return The shared `RemoteServer`; never null. + [[nodiscard]] std::shared_ptr<::morph::backend::RemoteServer> server() const noexcept { return _server; } + + private: + std::shared_ptr<::morph::journal::FileActionLog> _actionLog; + ::morph::exec::ThreadPoolExecutor _pool; + std::shared_ptr<::morph::backend::RemoteServer> _server; +}; + +} // namespace polls::app diff --git a/examples/polls/include/polls/auth/polls_authorizer.hpp b/examples/polls/include/polls/auth/polls_authorizer.hpp new file mode 100644 index 00000000..f673c7ad --- /dev/null +++ b/examples/polls/include/polls/auth/polls_authorizer.hpp @@ -0,0 +1,120 @@ +// SPDX-License-Identifier: Apache-2.0 +#pragma once + +#include + +#include +#include + +/// @file +/// This rung's one `IAuthorizer`. Narrower than +/// `bookmarks::auth::BookmarksAuthorizer` (`examples/bookmarks/include/bookmarks/auth/bookmarks_authorizer.hpp`) +/// by design, not by omission: this rung has no signed-token mechanism at +/// all -- no `SigningAuthorizer`, no `TokenIssuer` (see the rung README's +/// resolved design decision 1). The admin token `CreatePoll` generates is a +/// bare, server-generated random string, compared directly against a poll +/// row's own `adminToken` column entirely inside `PollModel::execute()` +/// (`requireAdmin()`, `poll_model.cpp`) -- there is no framework-level +/// primitive for verifying a bare shared secret, so there is nothing for an +/// `IAuthorizer::authorize()` override to check here. `PollsAuthorizer` +/// therefore leaves `authorize()` at `AllowAllAuthorizer`'s inherited +/// always-`true` and its whole body is the two instance-lifecycle hooks +/// below. +/// +/// @par How this relates to `BookmarksAuthorizer`, precisely +/// The two share one idea -- both leave `authorizeRegister`/ +/// `authorizeInstance` unconditionally permissive because finding 027 makes +/// any identity check there unenforceable -- and nothing else. They are not +/// structurally alike: `BookmarksAuthorizer` derives from +/// `SigningAuthorizer`, overrides `authorize()` with a real carve-out on top +/// of genuine signed-token verification, ships principal-validation helpers, +/// and defines every body inline in its own header. `PollsAuthorizer` +/// derives from `AllowAllAuthorizer`, overrides nothing that decides +/// anything, and splits a `.cpp` (`src/auth/polls_authorizer.cpp`) for two +/// one-line `return true;` bodies -- a heavier file layout than bookmarks' +/// for a strictly smaller class. Read "mirrors bookmarks" claims about this +/// type as "reaches the same conclusion about those two hooks", never as +/// "is the same shape". +/// +/// @warning Both of those two hooks are limited by +/// `docs/findings/027-register-envelope-carries-no-session.md`, exactly as +/// `BookmarksAuthorizer`'s own `@file` comment documents: morph's +/// `register` envelope carries no session, so `RemoteServer` sees an empty, +/// unauthenticated `Context` on every registration a `Bridge` client makes. +/// The rung README's resolved design decision 2 extends that finding's +/// scope explicitly to `registerModelShared`/`attachModel` (the keyed +/// `OpenPoll{pollId}` attach `PollModel` uses): `wire::makeRegisterShared` +/// carries no session either, exactly like plain `wire::makeRegister`, so +/// `authorizeRegister` cannot gate a poll attach by admin/participant token +/// -- and is not meant to; attaching to a poll by id is meant to be as open +/// as knowing the shareable link, by this rung's own design. What actually +/// enforces admin-vs-participant is entirely inside `PollModel::execute()`: +/// `FinalizePoll` -- the model's *only* token-gated action -- calls +/// `requireAdmin()` itself, re-checking the caller's token against the +/// poll row's own stored column on every dispatch, mirroring rung 2's +/// "`authorizeInstance` is inert, the model re-checks ownership" pattern. + +namespace polls::auth { + +/// @brief This rung's `IAuthorizer`: unconditionally permissive on every +/// hook. See this file's `@file` comment for why that is the +/// correct, verified shape here rather than an oversight. +class PollsAuthorizer : public ::morph::session::AllowAllAuthorizer { + public: + using AllowAllAuthorizer::AllowAllAuthorizer; + + /// @brief Admits every registration -- the only decision finding 027 + /// (extended to shared/keyed registration by this rung's own + /// design decision 2) leaves this hook able to make. + /// + /// Same reasoning as `BookmarksAuthorizer::authorizeRegister` (not the + /// same shape -- see this file's `@file` comment), extended: this covers + /// not only a plain `PollModel` registration but also the keyed + /// `OpenPoll` attach path (`registerModelShared`/`attachModel`'s wire + /// form, which is still a session-less `register` envelope per design + /// decision 2). Admitting an unauthenticated attach gives away exactly + /// what knowing the `pollId` already gives away, which by this rung's + /// design is everything except finalizing: `FinalizePoll` is the one + /// action that re-checks a token (`PollModel::requireAdmin()`, against + /// the poll row's own `adminToken` column), and every other action is + /// ungated on purpose -- see `poll_model.hpp`'s "What is actually gated" + /// section for the full, exact statement. Requiring an identity that + /// cannot be presented (finding 027's `ctx.principal` is always empty here) would + /// not be security, it would be an outage that rejects every real + /// client's first `BridgeHandler` construction -- including one that + /// goes on to present a perfectly valid admin token to `FinalizePoll`. + /// @param ctx Per-call session for the register envelope. Empty + /// in practice -- see this file's `@file` warning. + /// @param modelType Target model type id. `RemoteServer` has already + /// rejected a type its registry does not know by the + /// time this runs. + /// @return `true`, always -- see this function's own doc comment. + [[nodiscard]] bool authorizeRegister([[maybe_unused]] const ::morph::session::Context& ctx, + [[maybe_unused]] std::string_view modelType) const override; + + /// @brief Admits every per-instance operation -- there is no owner + /// principal to check against here. + /// + /// `BookmarksAuthorizer::authorizeInstance` compares a recorded owner + /// principal against `ctx.principal`; that comparison presumes a + /// registration-time identity finding 027 never actually supplies (see + /// its own `@warning`). This rung does not even attempt it: `PollModel` + /// instances are shared/keyed by `pollId` (`BRIDGE_MODEL_KEY`, not + /// per-caller ownership), so there is no "owner" concept for this hook + /// to enforce in the first place -- the admin-vs-participant boundary + /// this rung actually has lives entirely inside `PollModel::execute()`, + /// not at the instance-ownership layer. + /// @param ctx Per-call session. Ignored -- see above. + /// @param modelType Ignored: the same rule applies to every model. + /// @param actionType Ignored. + /// @param modelId Ignored: there is no per-instance owner to key on. + /// @param ownerPrincipal Ignored -- always empty in practice (finding 027). + /// @return `true`, always -- see this function's own doc comment. + [[nodiscard]] bool authorizeInstance([[maybe_unused]] const ::morph::session::Context& ctx, + [[maybe_unused]] std::string_view modelType, + [[maybe_unused]] std::string_view actionType, + [[maybe_unused]] std::uint64_t modelId, + [[maybe_unused]] std::string_view ownerPrincipal) const override; +}; + +} // namespace polls::auth diff --git a/examples/polls/include/polls/core/errors.hpp b/examples/polls/include/polls/core/errors.hpp new file mode 100644 index 00000000..83d915fa --- /dev/null +++ b/examples/polls/include/polls/core/errors.hpp @@ -0,0 +1,47 @@ +// SPDX-License-Identifier: Apache-2.0 +#pragma once + +#include +#include + +/// @file +/// Domain exceptions. A model's `execute(...)` throws one of these; morph +/// captures it as a `std::exception_ptr` and delivers it to the caller's +/// `.onError(...)` callback. See `bookmarks/core/errors.hpp` for the +/// identical shape and rationale this mirrors. + +namespace polls { + +/// @brief Base of every polls-specific error a model throws. +struct PollsError : std::runtime_error { + using std::runtime_error::runtime_error; +}; + +/// @brief No poll/option exists at the given id — it never existed, or it +/// was deleted. +struct NotFound : PollsError { + using PollsError::PollsError; +}; + +/// @brief An action's `validate()` rejected its input. +struct ValidationError : PollsError { + using PollsError::PollsError; +}; + +/// @brief A write lost a race: the target row changed between this +/// client's read and its write, or an operation conflicts with +/// the current state (e.g., finalizing an already-finalized poll). +struct Conflict : PollsError { + using PollsError::PollsError; +}; + +/// @brief The caller is authenticated, but the target row exists and is +/// owned by a different principal or the caller lacks required +/// permissions (e.g., only the admin can finalize or edit options). +/// Distinguished from `NotFound` deliberately: a model's own re-check +/// needs its own typed signal for authorization failures. +struct Forbidden : PollsError { + using PollsError::PollsError; +}; + +} // namespace polls diff --git a/examples/polls/include/polls/core/types.hpp b/examples/polls/include/polls/core/types.hpp new file mode 100644 index 00000000..4d32a844 --- /dev/null +++ b/examples/polls/include/polls/core/types.hpp @@ -0,0 +1,98 @@ +// SPDX-License-Identifier: Apache-2.0 +#pragma once + +#include +#include +#include +#include + +/// @file +/// Polls' strong id types and constants. `OptionId` and `PollEventId` wrap +/// auto-incrementing integers (SQLite row ids), following `BookmarkId`'s +/// pattern. `PollId` itself is not a strong type (see Global Constraints), +/// but `kTokenBytes` is shared by implementations and tests to ensure +/// consistency on generated token lengths. + +namespace polls { + +/// @brief Length in bytes of a generated `pollId`/admin-token/participant-token +/// string: 22 URL-safe base64 characters encoding 16 random bytes, +/// matching a nanoid-shaped unguessable identifier. Shared by +/// `CreatePoll`'s implementation (Task 5) and its tests so the two +/// never drift. +inline constexpr std::size_t kTokenBytes = 22; + +/// @brief Strong identifier for one candidate date/time option within a poll. +/// Never the target of a `BRIDGE_MODEL_KEY`/`BRIDGE_KEY_FROM` macro — +/// `PollModel` is keyed by `pollId` alone (see `OpenPoll` in +/// `dto/poll_dto.hpp`), so this stays an ordinary strong type per +/// `IMPLEMENTATION.md` rule 3. +struct OptionId { + /// @brief The payload; `0` means "not entered" (analogous to empty optional). + std::int64_t value{0}; + + /// @brief Whether a value has been entered. + /// @return `true` if the payload is non-zero. + [[nodiscard]] constexpr bool hasValue() const { return value != 0; } + + /// @brief Unchecked access to the engaged value (UB when empty, exactly + /// like `std::optional::operator*`). + /// @return The engaged value. + [[nodiscard]] constexpr std::int64_t operator*() const { return value; } + + /// @brief Equality on the payload. + [[nodiscard]] constexpr bool operator==(const OptionId&) const = default; +}; + +/// @brief Strong identifier for one row in the `poll_events` append-only log. +/// Table-wide monotonic (not per-poll), autoincrement — see this +/// plan's Global Constraints on why a sequence id, not a timestamp. +struct PollEventId { + /// @brief The payload; `0` means "not entered" (analogous to empty optional). + std::int64_t value{0}; + + /// @brief Whether a value has been entered. + /// @return `true` if the payload is non-zero. + [[nodiscard]] constexpr bool hasValue() const { return value != 0; } + + /// @brief Unchecked access to the engaged value (UB when empty, exactly + /// like `std::optional::operator*`). + /// @return The engaged value. + [[nodiscard]] constexpr std::int64_t operator*() const { return value; } + + /// @brief Equality on the payload. + [[nodiscard]] constexpr bool operator==(const PollEventId&) const = default; +}; + +/// @brief One participant's answer for one option. +enum class VoteChoice { Yes, IfNeedBe, No }; + +} // namespace polls + +/// @brief On the wire an `OptionId` is its underlying integer. +template <> +struct glz::meta { + static constexpr auto value = &polls::OptionId::value; + static constexpr std::string_view name = "OptionId"; +}; + +/// @brief On the wire a `PollEventId` is its underlying integer. +template <> +struct glz::meta { + static constexpr auto value = &polls::PollEventId::value; + static constexpr std::string_view name = "PollEventId"; +}; + +/// @brief Reflects `VoteChoice` as its enumerator names rather than a bare +/// ordinal -- same rationale and `glz::enumerate` shape as +/// `glz::meta` (`dto/poll_dto.hpp`): a raw integer +/// both degrades the schema writer's `$defs` entry to an any-type +/// union and accepts any out-of-range value silently instead of +/// rejecting it during decode. Persistence is unaffected: `votes` +/// stores this as its own `choice` `std::uint8_t` column +/// (`db/poll_entity.hpp`), never as this JSON form. +template <> +struct glz::meta { + using enum polls::VoteChoice; + static constexpr auto value = glz::enumerate(Yes, IfNeedBe, No); +}; diff --git a/examples/polls/include/polls/db/database.hpp b/examples/polls/include/polls/db/database.hpp new file mode 100644 index 00000000..b8092784 --- /dev/null +++ b/examples/polls/include/polls/db/database.hpp @@ -0,0 +1,15 @@ +// SPDX-License-Identifier: Apache-2.0 +#pragma once + +#include + +namespace polls::db { + +/// @brief Points Lightweight's default connection at @p connectionString and +/// applies every pending migration. Production-bootstrap-only, called +/// once by Task 17's server app -- see `bookmarks::db::setup`'s +/// identical doc comment for why tests never call this. +/// @param connectionString ODBC connection string. +void setup(const std::string& connectionString); + +} // namespace polls::db diff --git a/examples/polls/include/polls/db/db_model.hpp b/examples/polls/include/polls/db/db_model.hpp new file mode 100644 index 00000000..b3570a09 --- /dev/null +++ b/examples/polls/include/polls/db/db_model.hpp @@ -0,0 +1,47 @@ +// SPDX-License-Identifier: Apache-2.0 +#pragma once + +#ifndef __EMSCRIPTEN__ +#include + +#include +#endif + +/// @file +/// See `pastebin::db::WithMapper`'s file comment +/// (`examples/pastebin/include/pastebin/db/db_model.hpp`) for the full +/// rationale this mixin reuses verbatim — the WASM header-vs-link +/// dependency finding (025) applies identically to this rung's `PollModel`. + +namespace polls::db { + +#ifndef __EMSCRIPTEN__ + +/// @brief Base providing `mapper()` — one lazily-constructed DataMapper per model. +class WithMapper { +protected: + WithMapper() = default; + + /// @brief Returns this model's DataMapper, opening it on first use. + [[nodiscard]] Lightweight::DataMapper& mapper() { + if (!_mapper.has_value()) { + _mapper.emplace(); + } + return *_mapper; + } + +private: + std::optional _mapper; +}; + +#else + +/// @brief Persistence-free base for the browser build. No `mapper()`. +class WithMapper { +protected: + WithMapper() = default; +}; + +#endif + +} // namespace polls::db diff --git a/examples/polls/include/polls/db/poll_entity.hpp b/examples/polls/include/polls/db/poll_entity.hpp new file mode 100644 index 00000000..703cfd3a --- /dev/null +++ b/examples/polls/include/polls/db/poll_entity.hpp @@ -0,0 +1,133 @@ +// SPDX-License-Identifier: Apache-2.0 +#pragma once + +#ifndef __EMSCRIPTEN__ +#include +#endif + +#include "polls/core/types.hpp" + +#include +#include +#include + +/// @file +/// Six ladder-rung-3 entities. Every child table (`OptionRecord`, +/// `VoteRecord`, `CommentRecord`, `VoteHistoryRecord`, `PollEventRecord`) +/// deliberately carries **zero** relation-typed members beyond `BelongsTo` +/// (no `HasMany`, no `HasManyThrough`) -- see +/// `bookmarks::db::BookmarkRecord`'s identical file comment +/// (`examples/bookmarks/include/bookmarks/db/bookmark_entity.hpp`) for the +/// verified reason: `DataMapper::Update()`'s non-reflection path calls +/// `field.IsModified()` on every member via `EnumerateRecordMembers` (which +/// does not filter by field kind), and neither relation type declares that +/// method, so a record embedding one fails to compile the instant `Update()` +/// is instantiated for it. Reads against a parent poll always go through a +/// plain `Query().Where(FieldNameOf<&T::poll>, "=", pollDbId)` call in +/// the model (`poll_model.cpp`, Task 5+), never through an embedded +/// relation field on `PollRecord`. + +namespace polls::db { + +#ifndef __EMSCRIPTEN__ + +/// @brief One row of the `polls` table. +struct PollRecord { + static constexpr std::string_view TableName = "polls"; + + Light::Field id; // 0 + /// The shareable link id -- see this rung's Global Constraints. Fixed-width, + /// ASCII, `kTokenBytes` long: the same ID/token-shaped case bank's `number` + /// and pastebin's `id` are, so `SqlAnsiString`, not plain `std::string` + /// (which this rung's own free-form Unicode text fields -- `title`, + /// `participantName`, `body`, etc. -- correctly use instead, matching + /// bookmarks' precedent for that different case). + Light::Field, Light::SqlRealName{"poll_id"}> pollId; // 1 + /// Kept by the organizer only. + Light::Field, Light::SqlRealName{"admin_token"}> adminToken; // 2 + /// Handed out with the shared link. + Light::Field, Light::SqlRealName{"participant_token"}> participantToken; // 3 + Light::Field title; // 4 + Light::Field finalized{false}; // 5 + /// 0 = not finalized; FK-shaped but not FK-enforced (SQLite). + Light::Field finalizedOptionId{0}; // 6 + Light::Field createdAtMs{0}; // 7 +}; + +/// @brief One row of the `poll_options` table. +struct OptionRecord { + static constexpr std::string_view TableName = "poll_options"; + + Light::Field id; // 0 + Light::BelongsTo<&PollRecord::id, Light::SqlRealName{"poll_id"}> poll; // 1 + Light::Field label; // 2 + /// Preserves `CreatePoll`'s option order across storage/query. + Light::Field sortOrder{0}; // 3 +}; + +/// @brief One participant's current vote for one option. Unique on +/// (pollId, participantName, optionId) so a retried `SubmitVotes` +/// cannot double-count -- see Task 6's own doc comment on the exact +/// index this rung's DoD names. +struct VoteRecord { + static constexpr std::string_view TableName = "votes"; + + Light::Field id; // 0 + Light::BelongsTo<&PollRecord::id, Light::SqlRealName{"poll_id"}> poll; // 1 + Light::BelongsTo<&OptionRecord::id, Light::SqlRealName{"option_id"}> option; // 2 + Light::Field participantName; // 3 + /// `VoteChoice`'s underlying value. + Light::Field choice{std::uint8_t{0}}; // 4 +}; + +/// @brief One row of the `comments` table. +struct CommentRecord { + static constexpr std::string_view TableName = "comments"; + + Light::Field id; // 0 + Light::BelongsTo<&PollRecord::id, Light::SqlRealName{"poll_id"}> poll; // 1 + Light::Field participantName; // 2 + Light::Field body; // 3 + Light::Field createdAtMs{0}; // 4 +}; + +/// @brief Undo's own history, one row per vote-changing call +/// (`SubmitVotes`/`UpdateVotes`), storing the *previous* state so +/// `UndoLastVoteChange` can restore it. Never read by anything but +/// `UndoLastVoteChange` -- not the audit trail (the framework +/// journal covers that separately). +struct VoteHistoryRecord { + static constexpr std::string_view TableName = "vote_history"; + + Light::Field id; // 0 + Light::BelongsTo<&PollRecord::id, Light::SqlRealName{"poll_id"}> poll; // 1 + Light::Field participantName; // 2 + /// The pre-change vote set, JSON-encoded. + Light::Field previousVotesJson; // 3 + Light::Field createdAtMs{0}; // 4 +}; + +/// @brief The event log. Table-wide autoincrement `id` is `PollEventId`'s +/// wire value directly -- see this plan's Global Constraints. +struct PollEventRecord { + static constexpr std::string_view TableName = "poll_events"; + + Light::Field id; // 0 + Light::BelongsTo<&PollRecord::id, Light::SqlRealName{"poll_id"}> poll; // 1 + Light::Field kind; // 2 + Light::Field summary; // 3 + Light::Field createdAtMs{0}; // 4 +}; + +#else +// Client-only (WASM) build: entity shapes are never instantiated, only +// referenced by type in code that never runs there. See finding 025. +struct PollRecord {}; +struct OptionRecord {}; +struct VoteRecord {}; +struct CommentRecord {}; +struct VoteHistoryRecord {}; +struct PollEventRecord {}; +#endif + +} // namespace polls::db diff --git a/examples/polls/include/polls/dto/event_dto.hpp b/examples/polls/include/polls/dto/event_dto.hpp new file mode 100644 index 00000000..5bcb827c --- /dev/null +++ b/examples/polls/include/polls/dto/event_dto.hpp @@ -0,0 +1,38 @@ +// SPDX-License-Identifier: Apache-2.0 +#pragma once +#include "polls/core/types.hpp" +#include +#include + +namespace polls { + +/// @brief One row of `poll_events` -- the Zulip-pattern generic polling +/// payload. `kind` is a small closed set (`"vote"`, `"comment"`, +/// `"finalize"`) a client switches on to know how to apply the +/// increment without re-fetching `GetPollState`. +struct PollEvent { + PollEventId id; + std::string kind; + std::string summary; // human-readable, e.g. "alice voted", "poll finalized" +}; + +struct GetEventsSince { + PollEventId lastEventId; // {} (value 0) means "from the beginning" + + // A negative value static_cast's to a huge number in + // execute(GetEventsSince)'s `id > lastEventId` comparison (poll_model.cpp), + // silently matching zero rows instead of erroring -- indistinguishable + // from a genuinely idle poll, so a poller with a corrupted cursor would + // believe the poll is idle rather than desyncing loudly. PollEventId's + // own wire encoding is its bare (signed) int64 payload + // (glz::meta, core/types.hpp), so a negative value is + // genuinely reachable from a malformed or malicious client, not merely a + // local invariant this type already enforces. + [[nodiscard]] bool validate() const noexcept { return lastEventId.value >= 0; } +}; + +struct GetEventsSinceResult { + std::vector events; // oldest first, every id > lastEventId +}; + +} // namespace polls diff --git a/examples/polls/include/polls/dto/poll_dto.hpp b/examples/polls/include/polls/dto/poll_dto.hpp new file mode 100644 index 00000000..7bd2e2c3 --- /dev/null +++ b/examples/polls/include/polls/dto/poll_dto.hpp @@ -0,0 +1,224 @@ +// SPDX-License-Identifier: Apache-2.0 +#pragma once + +#include "polls/core/types.hpp" +#include "polls/units.hpp" + +#include +#include +#include +#include +#include +#include +#include + +namespace polls { + +constexpr std::size_t kMaxTitleBytes = 200; +constexpr std::size_t kMaxOptionLabelBytes = 100; +constexpr std::size_t kMinOptions = 2; +constexpr std::size_t kMaxOptions = 20; + +/// @brief One candidate date/time, as free text (Rallly stores these as +/// ISO-ish date strings; this rung follows suit rather than parsing +/// into `morph::time::Timestamp`, since `morph::time` is UTC-only +/// and per-participant local rendering is explicitly GUI logic per +/// the README's "Expected strain points"). +struct CreatePollOption { + std::string label; +}; + +struct CreatePoll { + std::string title; + std::vector options; + + [[nodiscard]] bool validate() const noexcept { + if (title.empty() || title.size() > kMaxTitleBytes) { + return false; + } + if (options.size() < kMinOptions || options.size() > kMaxOptions) { + return false; + } + for (const auto& opt : options) { + if (opt.label.empty() || opt.label.size() > kMaxOptionLabelBytes) { + return false; + } + } + return true; + } +}; + +/// @brief Opaque capability-token newtype for the organizer's secret +/// (`examples/IMPLEMENTATION.md` rule 3's protocol-scalars row: +/// capability/confirmation tokens get a named opaque wrapper per +/// role, never a loose `std::string`). Same shape and rationale as +/// `bookmarks::AuthToken` — read that type's doc comment for the +/// `fromOptional`/`hasValue()` factory argument, which applies here +/// verbatim. Distinct from `ParticipantToken` below *by type*, not +/// merely by field name: the two are never interchangeable, and only +/// this one satisfies `PollModel::requireAdmin()`. +struct AdminToken { + /// @brief The payload; `std::nullopt` means "no token". + std::optional value; + + /// @brief Constructs the empty state. + constexpr AdminToken() noexcept = default; + + /// @brief Engages with @p token. + explicit AdminToken(std::string token) noexcept : value{std::move(token)} {} + + /// @brief Adopts an optional payload as-is. + /// @param payload The optional payload to adopt as-is. + /// @return An `AdminToken` wrapping @p payload directly. + [[nodiscard]] static AdminToken fromOptional(std::optional payload) noexcept { + AdminToken result; + result.value = std::move(payload); + return result; + } + + /// @brief Whether a value has been entered. + /// @return `true` if the payload is engaged. + [[nodiscard]] bool hasValue() const noexcept { return value.has_value(); } + + /// @brief Unchecked access to the engaged value (UB when empty, exactly + /// like `std::optional::operator*`). + /// @return The engaged value. + // NOLINTNEXTLINE(bugprone-unchecked-optional-access) + [[nodiscard]] const std::string& operator*() const noexcept { return *value; } + + /// @brief Equality/ordering on the payload; empty compares only equal to empty. + [[nodiscard]] auto operator<=>(const AdminToken&) const noexcept = default; +}; + +/// @brief Opaque capability-token newtype for the secret handed out with the +/// shared link. Same shape as `AdminToken` above and, deliberately, a +/// *different type* from it. +/// +/// @warning Generated, stored and returned, but **verified by nothing** in +/// the shipped rung — see `polls/models/poll_model.hpp`'s `@file` comment and +/// the rung README's resolved design decision 1. `pollId` is itself the +/// 128-bit shared secret that gates reaching a poll at all; this token is +/// reserved for a later rung that wants a second, revocable capability level. +struct ParticipantToken { + /// @brief The payload; `std::nullopt` means "no token". + std::optional value; + + /// @brief Constructs the empty state. + constexpr ParticipantToken() noexcept = default; + + /// @brief Engages with @p token. + explicit ParticipantToken(std::string token) noexcept : value{std::move(token)} {} + + /// @brief Adopts an optional payload as-is. + /// @param payload The optional payload to adopt as-is. + /// @return A `ParticipantToken` wrapping @p payload directly. + [[nodiscard]] static ParticipantToken fromOptional(std::optional payload) noexcept { + ParticipantToken result; + result.value = std::move(payload); + return result; + } + + /// @brief Whether a value has been entered. + /// @return `true` if the payload is engaged. + [[nodiscard]] bool hasValue() const noexcept { return value.has_value(); } + + /// @brief Unchecked access to the engaged value (UB when empty, exactly + /// like `std::optional::operator*`). + /// @return The engaged value. + // NOLINTNEXTLINE(bugprone-unchecked-optional-access) + [[nodiscard]] const std::string& operator*() const noexcept { return *value; } + + /// @brief Equality/ordering on the payload; empty compares only equal to empty. + [[nodiscard]] auto operator<=>(const ParticipantToken&) const noexcept = default; +}; + +/// @brief Whether a poll has been finalized. A two-enumerator `enum class`, +/// never a bare `bool`, per `examples/IMPLEMENTATION.md` rule 3 — +/// same convention as `pastebin::Visibility`/`bookmarks::ReadState` +/// on the wire and `PollModel::WriteHistory` internally. +enum class Finalized : std::uint8_t { No, Yes }; + +struct CreatePollResult { + std::string pollId; // the shareable link id -- see Global Constraints + AdminToken adminToken; // kept by the organizer only + ParticipantToken participantToken; // handed out with the shared link; verified by nothing today +}; + +/// @brief The keyed attach action -- `BRIDGE_MODEL_KEY(PollModel, OpenPoll, &OpenPoll::pollId)`. +struct OpenPoll { + std::string pollId; + + [[nodiscard]] bool validate() const noexcept { return !pollId.empty(); } +}; + +struct GetPollState { + [[nodiscard]] bool validate() const noexcept { return true; } +}; + +struct PollOptionView { + OptionId id; + std::string label; + // Default-initialized to an engaged zero, not Quantity's default empty + // state -- Quantity arithmetic is empty-propagating (empty + anything = + // empty forever), which silently broke buildState()'s incremental vote + // tally until Task 6 caught it. These initializers close that footgun + // at the type itself, not just at buildState()'s one call site, so a + // future construction site can't reintroduce the same bug silently. + Count yesCount = Count::fromDouble(0.0); + Count ifNeedBeCount = Count::fromDouble(0.0); + Count noCount = Count::fromDouble(0.0); +}; + +struct ParticipantVoteView { + std::string participantName; + OptionId optionId; + VoteChoice choice; +}; + +struct CommentView { + std::string participantName; + std::string body; +}; + +struct GetPollStateResult { + std::string pollId; + std::string title; + Finalized finalized{Finalized::No}; + OptionId finalizedOptionId; // hasValue() == false unless finalized == Finalized::Yes + std::vector options; + std::vector votes; + std::vector comments; + PollEventId lastEventId; // GetEventsSince's starting cursor for a fresh client +}; + +} // namespace polls + +/// @brief Reflects `AdminToken` as its bare payload — same rationale and +/// shape as `glz::meta`: the wire form of an +/// opaque scalar newtype is the scalar, not an object with a `value` +/// member. +template <> +struct glz::meta { + static constexpr auto value = &polls::AdminToken::value; + static constexpr std::string_view name = "AdminToken"; +}; + +/// @brief Reflects `ParticipantToken` as its bare payload — see +/// `glz::meta` above. +template <> +struct glz::meta { + static constexpr auto value = &polls::ParticipantToken::value; + static constexpr std::string_view name = "ParticipantToken"; +}; + +/// @brief Reflects `Finalized` as the strings `"No"`/`"Yes"` rather than its +/// underlying `0`/`1` — same rationale and `glz::enumerate` shape as +/// `glz::meta` (a bare ordinal also degrades the +/// schema writer's `$defs` entry to an any-type union). Persistence is +/// unaffected: the `polls` table stores this as its own `finalized` +/// boolean column (`db/poll_entity.hpp`), never as this JSON form. +template <> +struct glz::meta { + using enum polls::Finalized; + static constexpr auto value = glz::enumerate(No, Yes); +}; diff --git a/examples/polls/include/polls/dto/vote_dto.hpp b/examples/polls/include/polls/dto/vote_dto.hpp new file mode 100644 index 00000000..572a41b3 --- /dev/null +++ b/examples/polls/include/polls/dto/vote_dto.hpp @@ -0,0 +1,116 @@ +// SPDX-License-Identifier: Apache-2.0 +#pragma once +#include "polls/core/types.hpp" + +#include +#include +#include +#include + +namespace polls { + +constexpr std::size_t kMaxParticipantNameBytes = 80; +constexpr std::size_t kMaxCommentBytes = 500; + +struct OneVote { + OptionId optionId; + VoteChoice choice; +}; + +/// @brief Whether @p votes names the same `optionId` more than once. +/// +/// Without this check, two entries for the same option collide with +/// `idx_votes_poll_participant_option`'s unique index and throw a raw, +/// unhandled SQL constraint-violation exception instead of the typed +/// `ValidationError` every other bad-input path in this model produces. +/// @param votes The vote list to check. +/// @return `true` if any `optionId` repeats. +[[nodiscard]] inline bool hasDuplicateOptionId(const std::vector& votes) { + for (std::size_t i = 0; i < votes.size(); ++i) { + for (std::size_t j = i + 1; j < votes.size(); ++j) { + if (votes[i].optionId == votes[j].optionId) { + return true; + } + } + } + return false; +} + +/// @brief First-time vote submission for one participant. Idempotent on +/// retry: a duplicate submission with the same participantName is +/// rejected by the option-uniqueness invariant (Task 6), never +/// double-counted. +struct SubmitVotes { + std::string participantName; + std::vector votes; + + [[nodiscard]] bool validate() const noexcept { + return !participantName.empty() && participantName.size() <= kMaxParticipantNameBytes && !votes.empty() && + !hasDuplicateOptionId(votes); + } +}; + +/// @brief Replaces an existing participant's votes wholesale. +struct UpdateVotes { + std::string participantName; + std::vector votes; + + [[nodiscard]] bool validate() const noexcept { + return !participantName.empty() && participantName.size() <= kMaxParticipantNameBytes && !votes.empty() && + !hasDuplicateOptionId(votes); + } +}; + +struct AddComment { + std::string participantName; + std::string body; + + [[nodiscard]] bool validate() const noexcept { + return !participantName.empty() && participantName.size() <= kMaxParticipantNameBytes && !body.empty() && + body.size() <= kMaxCommentBytes; + } +}; + +/// @brief Admin-token-gated: the poll becomes read-only. +struct FinalizePoll { + OptionId optionId; + + [[nodiscard]] bool validate() const noexcept { return optionId.hasValue(); } +}; + +/// @brief Reverses the calling participant's own most recent vote change -- +/// a compensating action against `vote_history`, never +/// `SessionLog::undoLast()`. See the README's resolved design +/// decision 3. +struct UndoLastVoteChange { + std::string participantName; + + [[nodiscard]] bool validate() const noexcept { + return !participantName.empty() && participantName.size() <= kMaxParticipantNameBytes; + } +}; + +/// @brief Whether an undo actually put a prior vote set back. A +/// two-enumerator `enum class`, never a bare `bool`, per +/// `examples/IMPLEMENTATION.md` rule 3 — same convention as +/// `polls::Finalized` (`dto/poll_dto.hpp`) and +/// `PollModel::WriteHistory`. +enum class Restored : std::uint8_t { No, Yes }; + +struct UndoLastVoteChangeResult { + // Restored::No is unreachable in practice: there being nothing to undo + // throws Conflict instead of returning it (see Task 8). It exists so the + // field has a meaningful default rather than a fabricated success value. + Restored restored{Restored::No}; +}; + +} // namespace polls + +/// @brief Reflects `Restored` as the strings `"No"`/`"Yes"` rather than its +/// underlying `0`/`1` — see `glz::meta` +/// (`dto/poll_dto.hpp`) for the full rationale. +template <> +struct glz::meta { + using enum polls::Restored; + static constexpr auto value = glz::enumerate(No, Yes); +}; diff --git a/examples/polls/include/polls/models/poll_model.hpp b/examples/polls/include/polls/models/poll_model.hpp new file mode 100644 index 00000000..4caa4247 --- /dev/null +++ b/examples/polls/include/polls/models/poll_model.hpp @@ -0,0 +1,300 @@ +// SPDX-License-Identifier: Apache-2.0 +#pragma once + +#include "polls/core/errors.hpp" +#include "polls/db/db_model.hpp" +#include "polls/dto/event_dto.hpp" +#include "polls/dto/poll_dto.hpp" +#include "polls/dto/vote_dto.hpp" + +#include +#include +#include + +#include +#include +#include +#include + +/// @file +/// `PollModel` -- this rung's one entity-owning model, keyed by `pollId` +/// (`BRIDGE_MODEL_KEY` below, `BridgeHandler` at the +/// wiring layer). +/// +/// Unlike `bookmarks::BookmarkModel`'s "declared once, complete" header +/// (`examples/bookmarks/include/bookmarks/models/bookmark_model.hpp`, which +/// pre-declares every `execute()` overload the whole rung ever adds, before +/// most of them have bodies), this header declares **only** the actions +/// implemented so far: Task 5's `CreatePoll`/`OpenPoll`/`GetPollState`, +/// Task 6's `SubmitVotes`/`UpdateVotes`/`AddComment`, plus Task 7's +/// `FinalizePoll` below. +/// Verified reason for the deviation, not a style choice: `BRIDGE_REGISTER_ACTION` +/// (`morph/core/registry.hpp`) unconditionally instantiates a static-init-time +/// registrar (`ActionExecuteRegistry::registerAction`, +/// `morph/core/bridge.hpp`) whose stored lambda takes the *address* of +/// `Model::execute(Action)` -- unlike `ActionTraits::Result`'s +/// `decltype(...)` (declaration-only, never ODR-uses the body), +/// this registrar genuinely needs a linkable definition. Registering +/// `FinalizePoll`/`UndoLastVoteChange`/`GetEventsSince` here before Tasks +/// 7-9 give them bodies produced a real `ld: symbol(s) not found` failure +/// against this task's own test binary (confirmed by hand before this +/// header was written this way) -- so Tasks 7/8/9 each add their own +/// action's declaration **and** its `BRIDGE_REGISTER_ACTION` line to this +/// header alongside their own `.cpp` body, not just a `.cpp` change. +/// Task 9's `GetEventsSince` below is the last of these -- every action this +/// rung's DTOs declare now has a real `execute()` body. +/// +/// Registered plain, not `AllowShared` at the *authorization* layer -- the +/// shared *instance* directory is what `AllowShared` opts into at the +/// wiring layer; what token gating exists is entirely this model's own job. +/// There is no framework authorizer for a bare shared-secret-per-entity +/// capability token (this rung's admin token), so `requireAdmin()` +/// hand-verifies `session::current()->token` against the poll row's own +/// `adminToken` column -- see the rung README's resolved design decision 1. +/// +/// @par What is actually gated, stated exactly +/// **`execute(FinalizePoll)` is the only token-gated action in this model.** +/// Every other action -- `SubmitVotes`, `UpdateVotes`, `AddComment`, +/// `UndoLastVoteChange`, `GetPollState`, `GetEventsSince`, and the keyed +/// `OpenPoll` attach itself -- runs for any caller that can name the +/// `pollId`, with no token check of any kind. That is the design, not an +/// omission: `pollId` is a 22-character base64url encoding of 16 bytes of +/// `std::random_device` entropy (see `randomToken()` in this model's `.cpp`), +/// so knowing it *is* the capability, exactly as design decision 2 says +/// ("attaching to a poll by id is meant to be as open as knowing the link"). +/// A participant gate on top of it would add no authority anyway: one +/// participant token is minted per *poll*, not per participant, so every +/// voter shares the same secret and it can distinguish no one from anyone. +/// +/// `CreatePollResult::participantToken` is therefore generated, stored, +/// returned and displayed -- and verified by nothing. It is reserved for a +/// later rung that wants a second capability level the organizer can hand +/// out and revoke separately from the link itself; until such a rung exists, +/// no code reads it back. An earlier draft of this header carried a private +/// `requireParticipant()` helper "every later participant-gated action +/// reuses"; it had no call sites and has been removed rather than left to +/// imply a check that does not happen. + +namespace polls { + +/// @brief One scheduling poll: its options, votes, comments, and event log, +/// backed by SQLite via Lightweight. Keyed by `pollId` -- see the +/// `BRIDGE_MODEL_KEY` declaration below. +class PollModel : private db::WithMapper { + public: + /// @brief Creates a poll with its candidate options. + /// @param action Title and 2-20 bounded-label options. + /// @return The generated `pollId`/`adminToken`/`participantToken`. + CreatePollResult execute(const CreatePoll& action); + + /// @brief Attaches this handler to the poll named by `action.pollId` and + /// returns its full current state. The keyed attach action -- + /// `BRIDGE_MODEL_KEY(PollModel, OpenPoll, &OpenPoll::pollId)`. + /// @param action The poll's shareable link id. + /// @return The poll's full current state. + GetPollStateResult execute(const OpenPoll& action); + + /// @brief Returns the current state of the poll this handler was last + /// attached to via `execute(OpenPoll)`. + /// @param action Carries no fields of its own. + /// @return The poll's full current state. + GetPollStateResult execute(const GetPollState& action); + + /// @brief First-time vote submission for `action.participantName` against + /// this handler's attached poll. Idempotent on retry: a duplicate + /// submission for the same participant is a replace, not a second + /// set of rows (`applyVotes()`'s delete-then-recreate, backed by + /// `votes`' own `(poll, participantName, option)` unique index -- + /// see `poll_entity.hpp`). + /// @param action The participant's display name and full vote set. + /// @return The freshly-rebuilt state of this handler's attached poll. + /// @throws ValidationError if `action.validate()` rejects the input. + /// @throws Conflict if the poll is already finalized. + GetPollStateResult execute(const SubmitVotes& action); + + /// @brief Replaces `action.participantName`'s votes wholesale against + /// this handler's attached poll. Same underlying write as + /// `execute(SubmitVotes)` (both go through `applyVotes()`) -- + /// kept as a distinct action only so the event log records + /// "updated votes" rather than "submitted votes". + /// @param action The participant's display name and full new vote set. + /// @return The freshly-rebuilt state of this handler's attached poll. + /// @throws ValidationError if `action.validate()` rejects the input. + /// @throws Conflict if the poll is already finalized. + GetPollStateResult execute(const UpdateVotes& action); + + /// @brief Adds one comment to this handler's attached poll. Writes no + /// `VoteHistoryRecord` -- comments are not undoable (only vote + /// *changes* are, matching `UndoLastVoteChange`'s own name). + /// @param action The participant's display name and comment body. + /// @return The freshly-rebuilt state of this handler's attached poll. + /// @throws ValidationError if `action.validate()` rejects the input. + /// @throws Conflict if the poll is already finalized (finalizing makes + /// a poll read-only -- see `FinalizePoll`'s own doc comment). + GetPollStateResult execute(const AddComment& action); + + /// @brief Admin-token-gated state transition: marks this handler's + /// attached poll finalized with `action.optionId` as the winning + /// option. Makes the poll read-only for every future write (see + /// `SubmitVotes`/`UpdateVotes`/`AddComment`'s own `Conflict` + /// checks). The caller must present the poll's own admin token + /// in `session::current()->token` -- checked via `requireAdmin()` + /// **before** the poll's `finalized` state is even inspected, so + /// a caller with no token or the wrong (e.g. participant) token + /// learns nothing about whether the poll happens to already be + /// finalized (see this method's `.cpp` doc comment for why the + /// ordering matters). + /// @param action The winning option's id. + /// @return The freshly-rebuilt state of this handler's attached poll, + /// with `finalized == Finalized::Yes` and `finalizedOptionId` set. + /// @throws ValidationError if `action.validate()` rejects the input. + /// @throws Forbidden if the caller's token is not this poll's admin token. + /// @throws Conflict if the poll is already finalized. + GetPollStateResult execute(const FinalizePoll& action); + + /// @brief Reverses `action.participantName`'s own most recent vote + /// change against this handler's attached poll -- a + /// principal-scoped **compensating action**, not + /// `SessionLog::undoLast()` (see this rung's README, resolved + /// design decision 3, and this method's own `.cpp` doc comment + /// for the headline design record this task exists to produce). + /// Reads `db::VoteHistoryRecord`'s most recent row for + /// `(pollId, action.participantName)`, restores the vote set it + /// captured via the same delete-then-recreate write `applyVotes()` + /// (Task 6) already implements -- passing `WriteHistory::No` so + /// the restore itself writes no new history row -- then deletes + /// that one consumed row inside the very same transaction as the + /// restore write: undo is one-shot, not a redo stack, and there is + /// no window where the restore is committed but the consumed row + /// (or a spurious new one) still exists. + /// @param action The participant whose own most recent vote change is undone. + /// @return `.restored == Restored::Yes` on success (`Conflict` is thrown + /// instead of ever returning `Restored::No` -- see the field's + /// own doc comment in `vote_dto.hpp`). + /// @throws ValidationError if `action.validate()` rejects the input. + /// @throws NotFound if this handler was never attached via `OpenPoll`. + /// @throws Conflict if `action.participantName` has no vote-history entry + /// left to undo for this poll (never voted, or already undone). + /// @throws Conflict if the poll is already finalized. + UndoLastVoteChangeResult execute(const UndoLastVoteChange& action); + + /// @brief Lists every `PollEvent` recorded for this handler's attached + /// poll strictly after @p action.lastEventId -- the Zulip-pattern + /// event log's read side. `action.lastEventId == PollEventId{}` + /// (its default) means "from the beginning": `poll_events.id` is a + /// SQLite `ServerSideAutoIncrement` primary key, which starts at 1, + /// so `WHERE id > 0` already matches every row with no special + /// case needed. Oldest-first, ascending by id -- the opposite + /// direction and full-result-set counterpart of `buildState()`'s + /// own `lastEvent` lookup (`.OrderBy(id, DESCENDING).First()`), + /// which this method mirrors for its query shape + /// (`Where(poll=...).Where(id > ...)`) but not its ordering or + /// cardinality. + /// + /// Durable persistence alone closes the Zulip-pattern gap this + /// rung's README documents as design decision 2: the event log + /// survives this handler's own destruction/rebirth (a fresh + /// `PollModel` reading the same `poll_events` table sees every row + /// a now-gone instance wrote), and a stale cursor simply gets + /// every real event since it -- no epoch token needed, because the + /// table-wide autoincrement `id` never resets or repeats across + /// instance lifetimes. + /// @param action Carries `lastEventId`, the caller's cursor. + /// @return Every event with `id > action.lastEventId`, oldest first. + /// @throws ValidationError if `action.validate()` rejects the input. + /// @throws NotFound if this handler was never attached via `OpenPoll`. + GetEventsSinceResult execute(const GetEventsSince& action); + + private: + /// @brief Throws `Forbidden` unless `session::current()->token` equals + /// @p adminToken. Takes the already-decoded token rather than a + /// `db::PollRecord&` deliberately: the entity is an + /// implementation detail of this TU (this header exposes only + /// DTOs -- see `pastebin::PasteModel`'s identical `paste_model.hpp` + /// precedent), so callers in `poll_model.cpp` pass + /// `AdminToken{textOf(poll.adminToken.Value())}`. + /// @param adminToken The poll's stored admin token, decoded to text and + /// wrapped in its own opaque newtype (`dto/poll_dto.hpp`) so a + /// `ParticipantToken` can never be passed here by mistake. + void requireAdmin(const AdminToken& adminToken) const; + + /// @brief Whether `applyVotes()` should append a `VoteHistoryRecord` + /// capturing the pre-change vote set it is about to replace. + /// + /// A strong type instead of a bare `bool` so call sites read as + /// intent (`WriteHistory::No`) rather than an unexplained `false` + /// -- same convention as `morph::model::Loggable` + /// (`morph/core/registry.hpp`). + /// + /// `SubmitVotes`/`UpdateVotes` pass `WriteHistory::Yes`: their + /// history row is `UndoLastVoteChange`'s normal data source. + /// `execute(UndoLastVoteChange)`'s own restore call passes + /// `WriteHistory::No` -- writing a history row for a restore + /// would let a second undo call "undo the undo", turning a + /// one-shot compensating action into an unbounded ping-pong. + enum class WriteHistory : std::uint8_t { No, Yes }; + + /// @brief Shared body of `execute(SubmitVotes)`/`execute(UpdateVotes)`/ + /// `execute(UndoLastVoteChange)`: loads this handler's attached + /// poll, throws `Conflict` if it is finalized, then -- inside one + /// transaction -- deletes @p participantName's prior vote rows + /// for this poll (if any), writes one fresh `VoteRecord` per + /// @p votes entry, appends a `VoteHistoryRecord` capturing the + /// pre-change vote set if @p writeHistory is `WriteHistory::Yes`, + /// deletes the `VoteHistoryRecord` row named by + /// @p historyRowIdToDelete if set, and appends a + /// `PollEventRecord` whose summary embeds @p summaryVerb -- + /// all inside that same one transaction, which is exactly why + /// @p historyRowIdToDelete exists as a parameter here rather than + /// being deleted by the caller afterward: it lets + /// `execute(UndoLastVoteChange)` fold its own history-row cleanup + /// into this same commit instead of opening a second transaction + /// that could fail independently, after the restore has already + /// landed. Takes only DTO-shaped/primitive parameters, never a + /// `db::PollRecord&`/`db::VoteHistoryRecord&` -- this header + /// exposes only DTOs (see the file comment). + /// @param participantName The (unauthenticated) participant's display name. + /// @param votes The participant's full new vote set -- replaces, never merges. + /// @param summaryVerb Event-summary verb distinguishing the callers: + /// `"submitted votes"` for `SubmitVotes`, `"updated votes"` for + /// `UpdateVotes`, `"undid their last vote change"` for + /// `UndoLastVoteChange`. + /// @param writeHistory Whether to append a fresh `VoteHistoryRecord` for + /// this write. See `WriteHistory`'s own doc comment above. + /// @param historyRowIdToDelete If set, the primary-key id of one + /// `VoteHistoryRecord` row to delete inside this same transaction + /// -- `execute(UndoLastVoteChange)` passes the id of the history + /// row it just consumed, so the restore write and that row's + /// deletion commit together or not at all. + /// @return The freshly-rebuilt state of this handler's attached poll. + /// @throws Conflict if the poll is already finalized. + GetPollStateResult applyVotes(const std::string& participantName, const std::vector& votes, + const std::string& summaryVerb, WriteHistory writeHistory, + std::optional historyRowIdToDelete = std::nullopt); + + /// @brief The poll this handler is attached to, cached on the first + /// successful `execute(OpenPoll)`. Unset until then -- reading it + /// from `execute(GetPollState)` before any `OpenPoll` attach is a + /// caller error (see that method's `.cpp` doc comment). + std::optional _pollId; +}; + +} // namespace polls + +BRIDGE_REGISTER_MODEL(polls::PollModel, "PollModel") +BRIDGE_REGISTER_ACTION(polls::PollModel, polls::CreatePoll, "CreatePoll") +BRIDGE_REGISTER_ACTION(polls::PollModel, polls::OpenPoll, "OpenPoll", ::morph::model::Loggable::No) +BRIDGE_REGISTER_ACTION(polls::PollModel, polls::GetPollState, "GetPollState", ::morph::model::Loggable::No) +BRIDGE_REGISTER_ACTION(polls::PollModel, polls::SubmitVotes, "SubmitVotes") +BRIDGE_REGISTER_ACTION(polls::PollModel, polls::UpdateVotes, "UpdateVotes") +BRIDGE_REGISTER_ACTION(polls::PollModel, polls::AddComment, "AddComment") +BRIDGE_REGISTER_ACTION(polls::PollModel, polls::FinalizePoll, "FinalizePoll") +BRIDGE_REGISTER_ACTION(polls::PollModel, polls::UndoLastVoteChange, "UndoLastVoteChange") +BRIDGE_REGISTER_ACTION(polls::PollModel, polls::GetEventsSince, "GetEventsSince", ::morph::model::Loggable::No) + +// PollModel is keyed by OpenPoll::pollId -- deferred from Task 3 to here per +// that task's own review (matching docs/spec/core/shared_instances.md's +// worked example and examples/bank's two keyed-model precedents, +// account_model.hpp/customer_model.hpp, both placing this macro immediately +// after the model's own BRIDGE_REGISTER_MODEL/BRIDGE_REGISTER_ACTION block). +BRIDGE_MODEL_KEY(polls::PollModel, polls::OpenPoll, &polls::OpenPoll::pollId); diff --git a/examples/polls/include/polls/units.hpp b/examples/polls/include/polls/units.hpp new file mode 100644 index 00000000..c0fd1773 --- /dev/null +++ b/examples/polls/include/polls/units.hpp @@ -0,0 +1,44 @@ +// SPDX-License-Identifier: Apache-2.0 +#pragma once + +#include + +/// @file +/// Polls' one-unit system: a dimensionless count, reused for every +/// vote tally in a poll (yes/no/ifNeedBe counts per option). +/// Modeled on `bookmarks/units.hpp` — see that file for the full +/// UnitTraits/consteval-algebra contract this mirrors; this rung needs no +/// unit algebra either, for the same reason. + +namespace polls { + +/// @brief Units polls works in. +enum class Unit { + count, ///< dimensionless whole-number count +}; + +} // namespace polls + +/// @brief Static unit metadata: schema id, display text, default decimals. +template <> +struct morph::units::UnitTraits { + static constexpr morph::units::UnitMeta meta(polls::Unit unit) noexcept { + switch (unit) { + case polls::Unit::count: + return {"count", "", 1}; + default: + return {"?", "?", 1}; + } + } +}; + +namespace polls { + +/// @brief A whole-number count (vote tallies in poll results). +/// +/// `morph::units::Quantity` requires `DeclaredDecimals +/// >= 1` (zero is not legal); every value that ever appears is a whole +/// number by construction. See `bookmarks::Count`'s identical pattern. +using Count = ::morph::units::Quantity; + +} // namespace polls diff --git a/examples/polls/src/app/app.cpp b/examples/polls/src/app/app.cpp new file mode 100644 index 00000000..45b0d478 --- /dev/null +++ b/examples/polls/src/app/app.cpp @@ -0,0 +1,70 @@ +// SPDX-License-Identifier: Apache-2.0 +#include "polls/app/app.hpp" + +// This rung registers exactly one model type. `BRIDGE_REGISTER_MODEL`/ +// `BRIDGE_REGISTER_ACTION` (poll_model.hpp) place their registrars in the +// *header*, so a translation unit that includes it both registers +// "PollModel" with the process-wide registry/dispatcher and emits a +// reference to `PollModel::execute`'s bodies -- which is what pulls +// PollModel's object file out of a static library for a binary (a server +// `main()`) whose own code names nothing but `App`. Without this include, +// such a binary would either fail to link or come up serving no models at +// all -- identical rationale to `bookmarks::app::App`'s own model includes +// (`examples/bookmarks/src/app/app.cpp`), just for one model instead of +// four. +#include "polls/models/poll_model.hpp" + +#include + +namespace polls::app { + +namespace { + +/// @brief Live-instance cap this server installs. +/// +/// Registration cannot be gated on identity +/// (`docs/findings/027-register-envelope-carries-no-session.md`), so an +/// unauthenticated client *can* make the server create model instances even +/// though `PollModel::execute()`'s own admin/participant checks still gate +/// every state-changing call on them -- `auth::PollsAuthorizer` leaves both +/// `authorize()` and its two instance-lifecycle hooks permissive by design +/// (see that file's own `@file` comment). `maxLiveModels` is the +/// framework's own answer to that shape of churn: past the cap a +/// `register`/keyed-attach is answered `err "too many models"` and no +/// instance is constructed. +/// +/// This rung registers exactly one model type, `PollModel`, shared/keyed by +/// `pollId` (`BRIDGE_MODEL_KEY`, `poll_model.hpp`) -- unlike bookmarks' +/// per-client-owned instances, one live `PollModel` instance is shared by +/// every participant currently viewing that poll, so the relevant count +/// here is concurrent *polls with at least one attached viewer*, not +/// concurrent clients. `256` is generous relative to that: it matches +/// rung 2's own cap (`bookmarks::app::kMaxLiveModels`, +/// `examples/bookmarks/src/app/app.cpp`) chosen for a comparable +/// single-server-instance shape, and is far beyond the concurrency this +/// rung's own harness (a handful of simulated participants converging on +/// one shared poll, `examples/polls/README.md`) ever exercises at once. +constexpr std::size_t kMaxLiveModels = 256; + +} // namespace + +App::App(std::filesystem::path actionLogPath, std::size_t workers) + : _actionLog{std::make_shared<::morph::journal::FileActionLog>(std::move(actionLogPath))}, + _pool{workers}, + _server{std::make_shared<::morph::backend::RemoteServer>(_pool, std::make_shared())} { + ::morph::journal::setActionLog(_actionLog); + + ::morph::backend::LimitPolicy limits; + limits.maxLiveModels = kMaxLiveModels; + _server->setLimitPolicy(limits); +} + +App::~App() { + // Matches setActionLog's own clear-on-destruction discipline + // (`bookmarks::app::App`/`pastebin::app::App`'s identical `~App`): a + // later test (or a second App in the same process) must see the action + // log cleared rather than a previous App's still-live instance. + ::morph::journal::setActionLog(nullptr); +} + +} // namespace polls::app diff --git a/examples/polls/src/auth/polls_authorizer.cpp b/examples/polls/src/auth/polls_authorizer.cpp new file mode 100644 index 00000000..de1669aa --- /dev/null +++ b/examples/polls/src/auth/polls_authorizer.cpp @@ -0,0 +1,17 @@ +// SPDX-License-Identifier: Apache-2.0 +#include "polls/auth/polls_authorizer.hpp" + +namespace polls::auth { + +bool PollsAuthorizer::authorizeRegister(const ::morph::session::Context& /*ctx*/, + std::string_view /*modelType*/) const { + return true; +} + +bool PollsAuthorizer::authorizeInstance(const ::morph::session::Context& /*ctx*/, std::string_view /*modelType*/, + std::string_view /*actionType*/, std::uint64_t /*modelId*/, + std::string_view /*ownerPrincipal*/) const { + return true; +} + +} // namespace polls::auth diff --git a/examples/polls/src/db/schema.cpp b/examples/polls/src/db/schema.cpp new file mode 100644 index 00000000..227354a2 --- /dev/null +++ b/examples/polls/src/db/schema.cpp @@ -0,0 +1,91 @@ +// SPDX-License-Identifier: Apache-2.0 +#include "polls/db/database.hpp" + +#include +#include +#include + +namespace polls::db { + +void setup(const std::string& connectionString) { + Lightweight::SqlConnection::SetDefaultConnectionString(Lightweight::SqlConnectionString{connectionString}); + Lightweight::SqlMigration::MigrationManager::GetInstance().CreateMigrationHistory(); + Lightweight::SqlMigration::MigrationManager::GetInstance().ApplyPendingMigrations(); +} + +} // namespace polls::db + +// ─── Schema migration ──────────────────────────────────────────────────────── +// LIGHTWEIGHT_SQL_MIGRATION auto-registers with the MigrationManager at +// static-init time; linking this TU into the binary makes the schema known. +// All six tables (`poll_entity.hpp`) are created in one migration, in +// dependency order, matching bookmarks' own single-migration schema.cpp. + +using namespace Lightweight::SqlColumnTypeDefinitions; + +LIGHTWEIGHT_SQL_MIGRATION(20260808000001, "Create polls tables") { + plan.CreateTableIfNotExists("polls") + .PrimaryKeyWithAutoIncrement("id", Bigint()) + .RequiredColumn("poll_id", Varchar(22)) + .RequiredColumn("admin_token", Varchar(22)) + .RequiredColumn("participant_token", Varchar(22)) + .RequiredColumn("title", Varchar(200)) + .RequiredColumn("finalized", Bool()) + .RequiredColumn("finalized_option_id", Bigint()) + .RequiredColumn("created_at_ms", Bigint()); + // pollId is the shareable link id and both tokens gate admin/participant + // actions (Task 5+) -- all three must be looked up by exact value alone. + plan.CreateUniqueIndex("idx_polls_poll_id", "polls", {"poll_id"}); + plan.CreateUniqueIndex("idx_polls_admin_token", "polls", {"admin_token"}); + plan.CreateUniqueIndex("idx_polls_participant_token", "polls", {"participant_token"}); + + const auto pollsRef = Lightweight::SqlForeignKeyReferenceDefinition{.tableName = "polls", .columnName = "id"}; + + plan.CreateTableIfNotExists("poll_options") + .PrimaryKeyWithAutoIncrement("id", Bigint()) + .RequiredForeignKey("poll_id", Bigint(), pollsRef) + .RequiredColumn("label", Varchar(100)) + .RequiredColumn("sort_order", Bigint()); + // GetPollState (Task 5) lists every option for a poll. + plan.CreateIndex("idx_poll_options_poll", "poll_options", {"poll_id"}); + + const auto optionsRef = Lightweight::SqlForeignKeyReferenceDefinition{.tableName = "poll_options", .columnName = "id"}; + + plan.CreateTableIfNotExists("votes") + .PrimaryKeyWithAutoIncrement("id", Bigint()) + .RequiredForeignKey("poll_id", Bigint(), pollsRef) + .RequiredForeignKey("option_id", Bigint(), optionsRef) + .RequiredColumn("participant_name", Varchar(80)) + .RequiredColumn("choice", Tinyint()); + // A participant may cast exactly one current vote per option -- this is + // what makes a retried SubmitVotes (Task 6) idempotent rather than a + // duplicate row. + plan.CreateUniqueIndex("idx_votes_poll_participant_option", "votes", {"poll_id", "participant_name", "option_id"}); + + plan.CreateTableIfNotExists("comments") + .PrimaryKeyWithAutoIncrement("id", Bigint()) + .RequiredForeignKey("poll_id", Bigint(), pollsRef) + .RequiredColumn("participant_name", Varchar(80)) + .RequiredColumn("body", Varchar(500)) + .RequiredColumn("created_at_ms", Bigint()); + plan.CreateIndex("idx_comments_poll", "comments", {"poll_id"}); + + plan.CreateTableIfNotExists("vote_history") + .PrimaryKeyWithAutoIncrement("id", Bigint()) + .RequiredForeignKey("poll_id", Bigint(), pollsRef) + .RequiredColumn("participant_name", Varchar(80)) + .RequiredColumn("previous_votes_json", Text()) + .RequiredColumn("created_at_ms", Bigint()); + // UndoLastVoteChange (Task 8) looks up the calling participant's most + // recent row for this poll. + plan.CreateIndex("idx_vote_history_poll", "vote_history", {"poll_id"}); + + plan.CreateTableIfNotExists("poll_events") + .PrimaryKeyWithAutoIncrement("id", Bigint()) + .RequiredForeignKey("poll_id", Bigint(), pollsRef) + .RequiredColumn("kind", Varchar(16)) + .RequiredColumn("summary", Varchar(200)) + .RequiredColumn("created_at_ms", Bigint()); + // GetEventsSince (Task 9) lists every event for a poll after a cursor. + plan.CreateIndex("idx_poll_events_poll", "poll_events", {"poll_id"}); +} diff --git a/examples/polls/src/models/poll_model.cpp b/examples/polls/src/models/poll_model.cpp new file mode 100644 index 00000000..286874e0 --- /dev/null +++ b/examples/polls/src/models/poll_model.cpp @@ -0,0 +1,665 @@ +// SPDX-License-Identifier: Apache-2.0 +#include "polls/models/poll_model.hpp" + +// The entity is an implementation detail of this TU: `poll_model.hpp` exposes +// only DTOs, so nothing outside this file ever sees `db::PollRecord` -- see +// `pastebin::PasteModel`'s identical `paste_model.cpp` precedent. +#include "polls/db/poll_entity.hpp" + +// examples/common is on the include path as a root (see +// examples/common/CMakeLists.txt's target_include_directories), so the ladder +// clock is "clock.hpp" -- the same spelling testkit/test_clock.cpp uses. +#include "clock.hpp" + +#include + +#include +#include + +#include + +#include +#include +#include +#include +#include +#include +#include +#include + +namespace polls { + +namespace { + +// --------------------------------------------------------------------------- +// SqlAnsiString <-> std::string conversion, mirroring +// pastebin::textOf() (examples/pastebin/src/models/paste_model.cpp) exactly: +// `pollId`/`adminToken`/`participantToken` are `Light::SqlAnsiString`- +// typed columns (fixed after Task 4's own review found no sibling entity +// justification for plain std::string on an id/token-shaped field), so every +// read of one of these three fields goes through this helper and every write +// goes through the equivalent `Light::SqlAnsiString{...}` +// construction at the call site. +// --------------------------------------------------------------------------- +[[nodiscard]] std::string textOf(const Light::SqlAnsiString& stored) { + return std::string{stored.str()}; +} + +/// @brief The injectable-time convention rung 1/2 established +/// (`examples/bookmarks/src/models/bookmark_model.cpp`, +/// `examples/pastebin/src/models/paste_model.cpp`): a private, +/// per-TU helper reading `morph::ladder::now()`, never exported. +[[nodiscard]] std::int64_t nowMs() noexcept { + return (*::morph::ladder::now().value).value.time_since_epoch().count(); +} + +/// @brief Number of raw random bytes base64url-encoded (without padding) +/// into a `kTokenBytes`-long token. See `kTokenBytes`'s own doc +/// comment (`polls/core/types.hpp`) for why 16 bytes -> 22 chars. +constexpr std::size_t kRandomTokenBytes = 16; +static_assert((kRandomTokenBytes * 8 + 5) / 6 == kTokenBytes, + "polls::kTokenBytes must equal the base64url-without-padding length of " + "kRandomTokenBytes random bytes -- keeps CreatePoll's generated pollId/" + "adminToken/participantToken length matching the documented contract in " + "core/types.hpp."); + +/// @brief A cryptographically-unguessable `pollId`/admin-or-participant +/// token: `kRandomTokenBytes` bytes drawn directly from +/// `std::random_device` (never used merely to seed a deterministic +/// PRNG, and never `std::rand()`/a time-seeded generator) and +/// base64url-encoded without padding. Unlike pastebin's +/// `randomPasteId()` (a deliberately small, collidable, human-typo- +/// tolerant keyspace) or bank's card-number generator, these three +/// tokens ARE the entire security boundary for admin/participant +/// identity in this rung (see the plan's Global Constraints and the +/// rung README's resolved design decision 1) -- there is no signed +/// `SigningAuthorizer` token backing them up, only a bare secret +/// compared directly against the poll row's own stored columns, so +/// the byte source itself must be a real entropy source, not a +/// seeded-once convenience PRNG. +[[nodiscard]] std::string randomToken() { + static constexpr char kAlphabet[] = + "ABCDEFGHIJKLMNOPQRSTUVWXYZabcdefghijklmnopqrstuvwxyz0123456789-_"; + + std::random_device rd; + std::uniform_int_distribution byteDist{0, 255}; + std::array bytes{}; + for (auto& b : bytes) { + b = static_cast(byteDist(rd)); + } + + std::string out; + out.reserve(kTokenBytes); + for (std::size_t i = 0; i < bytes.size(); i += 3) { + std::uint32_t chunk = static_cast(bytes[i]) << 16; + int chunkBytes = 1; + if (i + 1 < bytes.size()) { + chunk |= static_cast(bytes[i + 1]) << 8; + chunkBytes = 2; + } + if (i + 2 < bytes.size()) { + chunk |= static_cast(bytes[i + 2]); + chunkBytes = 3; + } + out.push_back(kAlphabet[(chunk >> 18) & 0x3FU]); + out.push_back(kAlphabet[(chunk >> 12) & 0x3FU]); + if (chunkBytes >= 2) { + out.push_back(kAlphabet[(chunk >> 6) & 0x3FU]); + } + if (chunkBytes >= 3) { + out.push_back(kAlphabet[chunk & 0x3FU]); + } + } + return out; +} + +/// @brief Loads the poll named by @p pollId, or throws `NotFound`. +[[nodiscard]] db::PollRecord loadPollByPollId(::Lightweight::DataMapper& mapper, const std::string& pollId) { + auto rows = + mapper.Query().Where(::Lightweight::FieldNameOf<&db::PollRecord::pollId>, "=", pollId).All(); + if (rows.empty()) { + throw NotFound{"poll not found"}; + } + return std::move(rows.front()); +} + +/// @brief Confirms @p optionId names a real option row belonging to @p poll +/// -- not merely a row that exists *somewhere* in `poll_options`. +/// +/// `VoteRecord::option`/`PollRecord::finalizedOptionId` are FK-shaped but not +/// FK-enforced (SQLite; see `poll_entity.hpp`'s own note on this), so the +/// database alone never rejects an option id that belongs to a *different* +/// poll. Without this check, `FinalizePoll` could finalize with an option +/// nothing in this poll's own option list matches, and a vote naming another +/// poll's option would be written but never counted by `buildState()`'s +/// per-option tally loop (which only matches votes against options loaded +/// for `pollDbId`) -- silently discarding the participant's vote instead of +/// rejecting it. +/// @param mapper The active `DataMapper`. +/// @param poll The poll @p optionId is claimed to belong to. +/// @param optionId The option id to verify. +/// @throws NotFound if no option row with that id exists under this poll. +void requireOptionBelongsToPoll(::Lightweight::DataMapper& mapper, const db::PollRecord& poll, OptionId optionId) { + if (optionId.value < 0) { + throw NotFound{"option does not belong to this poll"}; + } + auto rows = mapper.Query() + .Where(::Lightweight::FieldNameOf<&db::OptionRecord::id>, "=", + static_cast(optionId.value)) + .Where(::Lightweight::FieldNameOf<&db::OptionRecord::poll>, "=", poll.id.Value()) + .All(); + if (rows.empty()) { + throw NotFound{"option does not belong to this poll"}; + } +} + +/// @brief Builds the full state view sent back to a client from a loaded +/// `PollRecord`: its options (with tallies), every vote, every +/// comment, and the id of the most recent event (a fresh client's +/// starting cursor for `GetEventsSince`). +[[nodiscard]] GetPollStateResult buildState(::Lightweight::DataMapper& mapper, const db::PollRecord& poll) { + GetPollStateResult result; + result.pollId = textOf(poll.pollId.Value()); + result.title = poll.title.Value(); + result.finalized = poll.finalized.Value() ? Finalized::Yes : Finalized::No; + if (result.finalized == Finalized::Yes) { + result.finalizedOptionId = OptionId{.value = poll.finalizedOptionId.Value()}; + } + + const std::uint64_t pollDbId = poll.id.Value(); + auto options = mapper.Query() + .Where(::Lightweight::FieldNameOf<&db::OptionRecord::poll>, "=", pollDbId) + .OrderBy(::Lightweight::FieldNameOf<&db::OptionRecord::sortOrder>) + .All(); + auto votes = mapper.Query() + .Where(::Lightweight::FieldNameOf<&db::VoteRecord::poll>, "=", pollDbId) + .All(); + for (const auto& opt : options) { + PollOptionView view; + view.id = OptionId{.value = static_cast(opt.id.Value())}; + view.label = opt.label.Value(); + // Explicit zero, not default-constructed: a default `Count{}` is + // Quantity's *empty* state (no payload), and Quantity arithmetic + // propagates empty (empty + fromDouble(1.0) == empty, forever) -- + // see morph/util/quantity.hpp's own "Arithmetic. Empty propagates" + // doc comment. Without this, no option's tally could ever leave + // empty no matter how many votes matched below. Task 5 never caught + // this because its own tests never exercised a poll with actual + // votes; Task 6's SubmitVotes/UpdateVotes tests are what surfaced it. + view.yesCount = Count::fromDouble(0.0); + view.ifNeedBeCount = Count::fromDouble(0.0); + view.noCount = Count::fromDouble(0.0); + for (const auto& vote : votes) { + if (vote.option.Value() != opt.id.Value()) { + continue; + } + switch (static_cast(vote.choice.Value())) { + case VoteChoice::Yes: + view.yesCount = view.yesCount + Count::fromDouble(1.0); + break; + case VoteChoice::IfNeedBe: + view.ifNeedBeCount = view.ifNeedBeCount + Count::fromDouble(1.0); + break; + case VoteChoice::No: + view.noCount = view.noCount + Count::fromDouble(1.0); + break; + default: + break; + } + result.votes.push_back({.participantName = vote.participantName.Value(), + .optionId = view.id, + .choice = static_cast(vote.choice.Value())}); + } + result.options.push_back(std::move(view)); + } + + auto comments = mapper.Query() + .Where(::Lightweight::FieldNameOf<&db::CommentRecord::poll>, "=", pollDbId) + .All(); + for (const auto& c : comments) { + result.comments.push_back({.participantName = c.participantName.Value(), .body = c.body.Value()}); + } + + auto lastEvent = mapper.Query() + .Where(::Lightweight::FieldNameOf<&db::PollEventRecord::poll>, "=", pollDbId) + .OrderBy(::Lightweight::FieldNameOf<&db::PollEventRecord::id>, + ::Lightweight::SqlResultOrdering::DESCENDING) + .First(); + result.lastEventId = + lastEvent ? PollEventId{.value = static_cast(lastEvent->id.Value())} : PollEventId{}; + return result; +} + +/// @brief Encodes @p votes as JSON for `VoteHistoryRecord::previousVotesJson`. +/// `std::vector` is a plain aggregate of plain aggregates +/// (`OptionId` already has its own `glz::meta`), so Glaze reflects it +/// with no `glz::meta` specialization of its own -- the same +/// automatic reflection `BRIDGE_REGISTER_ACTION` relies on for user +/// action structs. +/// @throws PollsError on encode failure (structurally unreachable for this +/// flat a shape -- see `morph::journal::detail::throwOnGlazeError`'s +/// identical rationale for `LogEntry`, `morph/journal/action_log.hpp`). +[[nodiscard]] std::string encodeVotesJson(const std::vector& votes) { + std::string out; + if (auto errCode = glz::write_json(votes, out); errCode) { + throw PollsError{glz::format_error(errCode, out)}; + } + return out; +} + +/// @brief The symmetric decode of `encodeVotesJson()` above, for +/// `UndoLastVoteChange` (Task 8) to reconstitute a +/// `VoteHistoryRecord::previousVotesJson` payload back into the vote +/// set `applyVotes()` can restore. +/// @throws PollsError on decode failure -- structurally unreachable in +/// practice (the only writer of this column is `encodeVotesJson()` +/// itself, in this same TU), but a stored value must still be +/// handled like any other fallible parse, not blindly trusted. +[[nodiscard]] std::vector decodeVotesJson(const std::string& json) { + std::vector votes; + if (auto errCode = glz::read_json(votes, json); errCode) { + throw PollsError{glz::format_error(errCode, json)}; + } + return votes; +} + +/// @brief Whether @p a and @p b are equal, comparing every byte regardless +/// of an early mismatch -- unlike `std::string::operator==`/`!=`, +/// which short-circuits at the first differing byte and so leaks how +/// many leading bytes matched through response timing. +/// +/// This is example/demo code whose whole security boundary is already just +/// the bare admin token (see this rung's README, resolved design decision +/// 1), so the practical bar for exploiting a timing side channel here is +/// low -- but every comparison against a secret token should still not be +/// the one place in the codebase that makes that side channel easy. +/// @param a One string to compare. +/// @param b The other string to compare. +/// @return `true` if @p a and @p b hold the same bytes. +[[nodiscard]] bool constantTimeEquals(const std::string& a, const std::string& b) { + if (a.size() != b.size()) { + // The length itself is not treated as secret here (an admin token's + // length is fixed and public -- kTokenBytes -- so this branch never + // executes for a real token of the right length; a caller who sends + // the wrong length learns nothing more than "wrong length", already + // implied by kTokenBytes being a known, documented constant). + return false; + } + unsigned char diff = 0; + for (std::size_t i = 0; i < a.size(); ++i) { + diff |= static_cast(a[i]) ^ static_cast(b[i]); + } + return diff == 0; +} + +} // namespace + +void PollModel::requireAdmin(const AdminToken& adminToken) const { + const auto* ctx = ::morph::session::current(); + if (ctx == nullptr || ctx->token.empty() || !adminToken.hasValue() || + !constantTimeEquals(ctx->token, *adminToken)) { + throw Forbidden{"admin token required"}; + } +} + +CreatePollResult PollModel::execute(const CreatePoll& action) { + if (!action.validate()) { + throw ValidationError{"CreatePoll: a bounded title and 2-20 bounded-label options are required"}; + } + + db::PollRecord poll; + poll.pollId = Light::SqlAnsiString{randomToken()}; + poll.adminToken = Light::SqlAnsiString{randomToken()}; + poll.participantToken = Light::SqlAnsiString{randomToken()}; + poll.title = action.title; + poll.createdAtMs = nowMs(); + + ::Lightweight::SqlTransaction transaction{mapper().Connection(), ::Lightweight::SqlTransactionMode::ROLLBACK}; + mapper().Create(poll); + std::int64_t order = 0; + for (const auto& opt : action.options) { + db::OptionRecord rec; + rec.poll = poll; + rec.label = opt.label; + rec.sortOrder = order++; + mapper().Create(rec); + } + transaction.Commit(); + + return CreatePollResult{.pollId = textOf(poll.pollId.Value()), + .adminToken = AdminToken{textOf(poll.adminToken.Value())}, + .participantToken = ParticipantToken{textOf(poll.participantToken.Value())}}; +} + +GetPollStateResult PollModel::execute(const OpenPoll& action) { + if (!action.validate()) { + throw ValidationError{"OpenPoll: pollId is required"}; + } + db::PollRecord poll = loadPollByPollId(mapper(), action.pollId); + // Cache the pollId once this handler has proven it names a real poll, + // before dispatching to buildState() -- execute(GetPollState) below + // reads this cache to re-derive which poll it is, since GetPollState + // itself carries no pollId of its own (it is dispatched against an + // already-OpenPoll-attached handler). + _pollId = action.pollId; + return buildState(mapper(), poll); +} + +GetPollStateResult PollModel::execute(const GetPollState& /*action*/) { + // GetPollState carries no pollId of its own -- it is dispatched against + // an already-attached handler (attach happens via OpenPoll, the keyed + // action). If this handler was never attached via OpenPoll first, that + // is a caller error: there is no poll to report state for. + if (!_pollId.has_value()) { + throw NotFound{"GetPollState: handler was never attached via OpenPoll"}; + } + return buildState(mapper(), loadPollByPollId(mapper(), *_pollId)); +} + +GetPollStateResult PollModel::applyVotes(const std::string& participantName, const std::vector& votes, + const std::string& summaryVerb, WriteHistory writeHistory, + std::optional historyRowIdToDelete) { + // Both callers (execute(SubmitVotes)/execute(UpdateVotes)) act against + // this handler's attached poll, exactly like execute(GetPollState) -- + // never attached via OpenPoll is a caller error, not a NotFound-worthy + // poll lookup failure. + if (!_pollId.has_value()) { + throw NotFound{"applyVotes: handler was never attached via OpenPoll"}; + } + db::PollRecord poll = loadPollByPollId(mapper(), *_pollId); + if (poll.finalized.Value()) { + // A vote in flight when FinalizePoll lands must dead-letter with a + // user-visible outcome, not vanish -- Conflict IS that outcome, + // delivered through the caller's .onError(...). + throw Conflict{"poll is finalized"}; + } + + // Validated before any row is touched, not interleaved with the + // delete-then-recreate loop below: a vote naming another poll's option + // must reject the *whole* submission, not delete the participant's prior + // votes and then partially apply the new ones before hitting a bad + // entry. See requireOptionBelongsToPoll's own doc comment for why this + // check exists at all (the DB's own FK is not enforced here). + for (const auto& ov : votes) { + requireOptionBelongsToPoll(mapper(), poll, ov.optionId); + } + + const std::uint64_t pollDbId = poll.id.Value(); + auto priorVotes = mapper() + .Query() + .Where(::Lightweight::FieldNameOf<&db::VoteRecord::poll>, "=", pollDbId) + .Where(::Lightweight::FieldNameOf<&db::VoteRecord::participantName>, "=", participantName) + .All(); + + // Captured before any row is deleted: the *pre-change* vote set is what + // UndoLastVoteChange (Task 8) needs to restore. + std::vector previousVotes; + previousVotes.reserve(priorVotes.size()); + for (const auto& v : priorVotes) { + previousVotes.push_back({.optionId = OptionId{.value = static_cast(v.option.Value())}, + .choice = static_cast(v.choice.Value())}); + } + const std::string previousVotesJson = encodeVotesJson(previousVotes); + + ::Lightweight::SqlTransaction transaction{mapper().Connection(), ::Lightweight::SqlTransactionMode::ROLLBACK}; + + // Delete-then-recreate: replaces the participant's votes wholesale + // rather than diffing old vs. new, so a retried SubmitVotes for the same + // participant (the DoD's own retry scenario) converges on one row per + // option instead of ever risking a duplicate -- backed by + // idx_votes_poll_participant_option's unique index as the last line of + // defense, not the primary mechanism. + for (auto& prior : priorVotes) { + mapper().Delete(prior); + } + for (const auto& ov : votes) { + db::VoteRecord rec; + rec.poll = poll; + rec.option = static_cast(ov.optionId.value); + rec.participantName = participantName; + rec.choice = static_cast(ov.choice); + mapper().Create(rec); + } + + if (writeHistory == WriteHistory::Yes) { + db::VoteHistoryRecord history; + history.poll = poll; + history.participantName = participantName; + history.previousVotesJson = previousVotesJson; + history.createdAtMs = nowMs(); + mapper().Create(history); + } + + // Folded into this same transaction (not deleted by the caller + // afterward) so the restore write and the consumed history row's + // deletion commit together or not at all -- see this method's own doc + // comment (poll_model.hpp) and execute(UndoLastVoteChange)'s call site. + if (historyRowIdToDelete.has_value()) { + auto rowsToDelete = mapper() + .Query() + .Where(::Lightweight::FieldNameOf<&db::VoteHistoryRecord::id>, "=", + *historyRowIdToDelete) + .All(); + for (auto& row : rowsToDelete) { + mapper().Delete(row); + } + } + + db::PollEventRecord event; + event.poll = poll; + event.kind = "vote"; + event.summary = participantName + " " + summaryVerb; + event.createdAtMs = nowMs(); + mapper().Create(event); + + transaction.Commit(); + + return buildState(mapper(), poll); +} + +GetPollStateResult PollModel::execute(const SubmitVotes& action) { + if (!action.validate()) { + throw ValidationError{ + "SubmitVotes: a bounded participantName and at least one vote (with no repeated optionId) are required"}; + } + return applyVotes(action.participantName, action.votes, "submitted votes", WriteHistory::Yes); +} + +GetPollStateResult PollModel::execute(const UpdateVotes& action) { + if (!action.validate()) { + throw ValidationError{ + "UpdateVotes: a bounded participantName and at least one vote (with no repeated optionId) are required"}; + } + return applyVotes(action.participantName, action.votes, "updated votes", WriteHistory::Yes); +} + +GetPollStateResult PollModel::execute(const AddComment& action) { + if (!action.validate()) { + throw ValidationError{"AddComment: a bounded participantName and body are required"}; + } + if (!_pollId.has_value()) { + throw NotFound{"AddComment: handler was never attached via OpenPoll"}; + } + db::PollRecord poll = loadPollByPollId(mapper(), *_pollId); + if (poll.finalized.Value()) { + // FinalizePoll's own doc comment: finalizing makes the poll + // read-only -- that applies to every write, not only votes. + throw Conflict{"poll is finalized"}; + } + + ::Lightweight::SqlTransaction transaction{mapper().Connection(), ::Lightweight::SqlTransactionMode::ROLLBACK}; + + db::CommentRecord comment; + comment.poll = poll; + comment.participantName = action.participantName; + comment.body = action.body; + comment.createdAtMs = nowMs(); + mapper().Create(comment); + + db::PollEventRecord event; + event.poll = poll; + event.kind = "comment"; + event.summary = action.participantName + " commented"; + event.createdAtMs = nowMs(); + mapper().Create(event); + + transaction.Commit(); + + return buildState(mapper(), poll); +} + +GetPollStateResult PollModel::execute(const FinalizePoll& action) { + if (!action.validate()) { + throw ValidationError{"FinalizePoll: a real optionId is required"}; + } + if (!_pollId.has_value()) { + throw NotFound{"FinalizePoll: handler was never attached via OpenPoll"}; + } + db::PollRecord poll = loadPollByPollId(mapper(), *_pollId); + + // Token check strictly before the already-finalized check: a caller who + // does not hold the admin token must get the same Forbidden regardless + // of the poll's current state, never a Conflict that would leak "this + // poll is already finalized" to someone who has not proven they may act + // on it at all. See this rung's README design decision 1 and this + // method's own header doc comment. + requireAdmin(AdminToken{textOf(poll.adminToken.Value())}); + + if (poll.finalized.Value()) { + throw Conflict{"poll is already finalized"}; + } + requireOptionBelongsToPoll(mapper(), poll, action.optionId); + + ::Lightweight::SqlTransaction transaction{mapper().Connection(), ::Lightweight::SqlTransactionMode::ROLLBACK}; + poll.finalized = true; + poll.finalizedOptionId = *action.optionId; + mapper().Update(poll); + + db::PollEventRecord event; + event.poll = poll; + event.kind = "finalize"; + event.summary = "poll finalized"; + event.createdAtMs = nowMs(); + mapper().Create(event); + + transaction.Commit(); + + return buildState(mapper(), poll); +} + +// --------------------------------------------------------------------------- +// UndoLastVoteChange -- this rung's headline design record (Task 8). See +// the README's resolved design decision 3: `SessionLog::undoLast()` +// (docs/spec/journal/journal.md) pops the newest journal entry regardless +// of which principal made it, and hands back a fresh, detached model +// holder no API can install into a live shared instance -- neither +// property this action needs is available from the framework journal, so +// `PollModel` owns its own small `vote_history` table (Task 4) and this +// method reads/reverses it directly, entirely at the app level. +// --------------------------------------------------------------------------- + +UndoLastVoteChangeResult PollModel::execute(const UndoLastVoteChange& action) { + if (!action.validate()) { + throw ValidationError{"UndoLastVoteChange: participantName is required"}; + } + if (!_pollId.has_value()) { + throw NotFound{"UndoLastVoteChange: handler was never attached via OpenPoll"}; + } + db::PollRecord poll = loadPollByPollId(mapper(), *_pollId); + const std::uint64_t pollDbId = poll.id.Value(); + + // "Most recent row for this participant" -- same OrderBy(...DESCENDING) + // + First() shape buildState()'s own lastEvent lookup above uses for + // "most recent PollEventRecord", the established precedent in this TU + // for this exact query pattern. + auto history = mapper() + .Query() + .Where(::Lightweight::FieldNameOf<&db::VoteHistoryRecord::poll>, "=", pollDbId) + .Where(::Lightweight::FieldNameOf<&db::VoteHistoryRecord::participantName>, "=", + action.participantName) + .OrderBy(::Lightweight::FieldNameOf<&db::VoteHistoryRecord::id>, + ::Lightweight::SqlResultOrdering::DESCENDING) + .First(); + if (!history.has_value()) { + // Nothing to undo: this participant never changed their vote on this + // poll, or a prior UndoLastVoteChange already consumed the one entry + // that existed -- either way, a Conflict, not a silent no-op. + throw Conflict{"nothing to undo for this participant"}; + } + + const std::vector previousVotes = decodeVotesJson(history->previousVotesJson.Value()); + const std::uint64_t historyRowId = history->id.Value(); + + // Reuse applyVotes() (Task 6) directly for the restore itself, exactly + // like SubmitVotes/UpdateVotes: same delete-then-recreate write, same + // fresh PollEventRecord as this call's own audit entry (its own summary + // verb naming the undo, per the brief) -- not a duplicated write path. + // + // WriteHistory::No: restoring must not itself append a new + // VoteHistoryRecord -- left in place, a fresh row capturing "what the + // participant had immediately before the undo" would let a second + // UndoLastVoteChange silently undo the undo, turning a one-shot + // compensating action into an unbounded ping-pong. + // + // historyRowId: the one row this call itself just read above (the + // consumed history entry) is deleted by applyVotes() inside its own + // transaction, alongside the restore write -- so the restore and the + // one-shot cleanup commit together, atomically, never in two separate + // transactions with a window between them where the vote set is + // restored but the consumed row (or a spurious new one) still exists. + // This is what makes "undo is one-shot, not a redo stack" (the brief's + // own words) true, and it is exactly what the "undoing twice in a row" + // test below verifies. + (void) applyVotes(action.participantName, previousVotes, "undid their last vote change", WriteHistory::No, + historyRowId); + + return UndoLastVoteChangeResult{.restored = Restored::Yes}; +} + +// --------------------------------------------------------------------------- +// GetEventsSince (Task 9) -- the Zulip-pattern event log's read side. Every +// mutating action above (applyVotes()'s SubmitVotes/UpdateVotes/ +// UndoLastVoteChange callers, execute(AddComment), execute(FinalizePoll)) +// already appends a PollEventRecord inside its own write transaction; this is +// the last piece, reading that log back out from a cursor. +// --------------------------------------------------------------------------- + +GetEventsSinceResult PollModel::execute(const GetEventsSince& action) { + if (!action.validate()) { + throw ValidationError{"GetEventsSince: malformed request"}; + } + // Carries no pollId of its own -- dispatched against an already-attached + // handler, exactly like execute(GetPollState)/execute(FinalizePoll)/ + // execute(UndoLastVoteChange) above. + if (!_pollId.has_value()) { + throw NotFound{"GetEventsSince: handler was never attached via OpenPoll"}; + } + db::PollRecord poll = loadPollByPollId(mapper(), *_pollId); + const std::uint64_t pollDbId = poll.id.Value(); + + // Opposite direction and full-result-set counterpart of buildState()'s + // own lastEvent lookup above (Where(poll=...).OrderBy(id, DESCENDING) + // .First()): ascending by id, every row, not just the newest one. + // action.lastEventId defaults to PollEventId{} (value 0); poll_events.id + // is a ServerSideAutoIncrement primary key starting at 1, so + // `id > 0` already matches every row -- "from the beginning" falls out of + // this same query with no special-case branch. + auto rows = mapper() + .Query() + .Where(::Lightweight::FieldNameOf<&db::PollEventRecord::poll>, "=", pollDbId) + .Where(::Lightweight::FieldNameOf<&db::PollEventRecord::id>, ">", + static_cast(*action.lastEventId)) + .OrderBy(::Lightweight::FieldNameOf<&db::PollEventRecord::id>) + .All(); + + GetEventsSinceResult result; + result.events.reserve(rows.size()); + for (const auto& row : rows) { + result.events.push_back({.id = PollEventId{.value = static_cast(row.id.Value())}, + .kind = row.kind.Value(), + .summary = row.summary.Value()}); + } + return result; +} + +} // namespace polls diff --git a/examples/polls/src/server/main.cpp b/examples/polls/src/server/main.cpp new file mode 100644 index 00000000..9520a13c --- /dev/null +++ b/examples/polls/src/server/main.cpp @@ -0,0 +1,125 @@ +// SPDX-License-Identifier: Apache-2.0 + +/// @file +/// polls' standalone server process: `polls::db::setup()` once, one +/// `polls::app::App` (worker pool + `RemoteServer` with a real +/// `auth::PollsAuthorizer` + durable action log), and one +/// `morph::qt::QtWebSocketServer` in front of it. Mirrors +/// `bookmarks::src::server::main.cpp` closely, minus everything that server +/// owns and this rung has no equivalent for: there is no +/// `POLLS_TOKEN_SECRET` (this rung mints no process-wide signed tokens at +/// all -- `CreatePoll` generates bare admin/participant tokens per poll, +/// directly inside `PollModel::execute()`, see +/// `polls/auth/polls_authorizer.hpp`'s own `@file` comment), and there is no +/// background worker to drain on shutdown (`polls::app::App` is plain C++ +/// with no timer at all -- see that header's own `@file` comment). +/// +/// Usage: +/// @code +/// POLLS_DB=... POLLS_PORT=8767 ladder_polls_server +/// @endcode + +#include "polls/app/app.hpp" +#include "polls/db/database.hpp" + +#include + +#include +#include + +#include +#include +#include +#include +#include +#include +#include +#include + +#include + +namespace { + +/// @brief Set from the `SIGINT`/`SIGTERM` handler, polled by a `QTimer`. +/// +/// A signal handler may not call into Qt (nothing in `QCoreApplication` is +/// async-signal-safe), so it does the one thing it is allowed to do — assign +/// to a `volatile std::sig_atomic_t` — and a timer on the Qt thread turns that +/// into a real `quit()`. This exists so the shutdown path below is actually +/// *reachable*: a demo server is stopped with Ctrl-C, and the default `SIGINT` +/// disposition would terminate the process outright, so `exec()` would never +/// return and `App`'s destructor would never run at all. Identical in shape to +/// `bookmarks`' and `pastebin`'s own server mains. +volatile std::sig_atomic_t gStopRequested = 0; + +extern "C" void onStopSignal(int /*signum*/) { gStopRequested = 1; } + +} // namespace + +int main(int argc, char** argv) { + QCoreApplication qtApp{argc, argv}; + + for (int i = 1; i < argc; ++i) { + std::cerr << "polls-server: unknown argument '" << argv[i] << "' (usage: ladder_polls_server)\n"; + return 2; + } + + const char* connectionString = std::getenv("POLLS_DB"); + polls::db::setup(connectionString != nullptr ? connectionString + : "DRIVER=SQLite3;Database=polls.db;Timeout=5000"); + + // `std::from_chars`, not `std::atoi`: `atoi` has no error channel at all, + // so `POLLS_PORT=abc` would silently bind port 0 (a kernel-assigned + // ephemeral port — the server comes up on an address no client was told + // about) and `POLLS_PORT=99999` would silently wrap to a different port + // on the cast to `quint16`. Both are worse than not starting: an + // operator who mistyped the port gets a server that *looks* healthy. + // Parsed before `App` is constructed so a bad value costs nothing. + quint16 port = 8767; + if (const char* portEnv = std::getenv("POLLS_PORT"); portEnv != nullptr) { + const std::string_view text{portEnv}; + std::uint16_t parsed = 0; + const auto [end, ec] = std::from_chars(text.data(), text.data() + text.size(), parsed); + if (ec != std::errc{} || end != text.data() + text.size()) { + std::cerr << "polls-server: POLLS_PORT='" << portEnv << "' is not a valid port number (0-65535)\n"; + return 2; + } + port = parsed; + } + + int exitCode = 0; + { + polls::app::App app{std::filesystem::current_path() / "polls_actions.jsonl"}; + + ::morph::qt::QtWebSocketServer wsServer{*app.server(), port}; + if (!wsServer.listen()) { + std::cerr << "polls-server: failed to listen on port " << port << "\n"; + return 1; + } + std::cout << "polls-server: listening on ws://127.0.0.1:" << wsServer.port() << std::endl; + + std::signal(SIGINT, onStopSignal); + std::signal(SIGTERM, onStopSignal); + QTimer stopPoll; + QObject::connect(&stopPoll, &QTimer::timeout, &qtApp, [] { + if (gStopRequested != 0) { + QCoreApplication::quit(); + } + }); + stopPoll.start(std::chrono::milliseconds{200}); + + exitCode = QCoreApplication::exec(); + + // Let connected clients' in-flight executes reply and close cleanly + // before `app` leaves this scope. Unlike bookmarks' server, there is + // no background worker to drain afterward: `polls::app::App` is + // plain C++ with no timer at all (see its own `@file` comment) — + // every mutation this rung's `PollModel` performs is synchronous, + // inside the calling `execute()`, so there is nothing left in flight + // once every client connection has closed. + static_cast(wsServer.closeGracefully(std::chrono::seconds{2})); + } + + std::cout << "polls-server: stopped\n"; + return exitCode; +} diff --git a/examples/polls/tests/test_app.cpp b/examples/polls/tests/test_app.cpp new file mode 100644 index 00000000..494374ec --- /dev/null +++ b/examples/polls/tests/test_app.cpp @@ -0,0 +1,98 @@ +// SPDX-License-Identifier: Apache-2.0 +// +// App's own suite: booting the server side (RemoteServer + PollsAuthorizer + +// FileActionLog) and confirming a real client -- not a direct +// `PollModel::execute()` call -- can dispatch `CreatePoll`/`OpenPoll` through +// it end to end. Mirrors `bookmarks::app::App`'s own `[bookmarks][app]` suite +// in spirit (one App-boot smoke test dispatched over the real +// RemoteServer/SimulatedRemoteBackend path), scaled down to this rung's +// single model and its lack of a background worker: there is no +// fetchMetadataOnce()/relayOutboxOnce() equivalent to test here, so this +// file has exactly the one case the brief calls for. + +#include "polls/app/app.hpp" + +#include "polls/dto/poll_dto.hpp" +#include "polls/models/poll_model.hpp" +#include "testkit/db_fixture.hpp" +#include "testkit/pump.hpp" + +#include +#include +#include +#include + +#include +#include +#include + +using morph::bridge::AllowShared; +using morph::bridge::Bridge; +using morph::bridge::BridgeHandler; +using morph::ladder::testkit::awaitQt; +using morph::ladder::testkit::DbFixture; + +namespace { + +/// @brief A fresh, empty action-log path per test. Same convention as +/// `bookmarks::app`'s own `test_app.cpp` -- `FileActionLog` rebuilds +/// its idempotency-dedup set from whatever is already on disk, so a +/// leftover file from an earlier run would silently suppress a +/// re-logged entry. +[[nodiscard]] std::filesystem::path freshLogPath(const std::string& name) { + auto path = std::filesystem::temp_directory_path() / ("polls_" + name + ".jsonl"); + std::filesystem::remove(path); + return path; +} + +} // namespace + +TEST_CASE("App boots, registers PollModel, and a real client can CreatePoll/OpenPoll over it", "[polls][app]") { + DbFixture fixture; + const auto logPath = freshLogPath("app_boot"); + { + polls::app::App app{logPath}; + + // A real client of app.server(): SimulatedRemoteBackend routes + // through RemoteServer::handle() -- the identical dispatch path a + // real socket client's QtWebSocketBackend would use -- so this + // proves the server genuinely registered "PollModel" (via + // poll_model.hpp's BRIDGE_REGISTER_MODEL/BRIDGE_REGISTER_ACTION + // static-init registrars, pulled into this binary through app.cpp's + // own include) and that auth::PollsAuthorizer's permissive + // authorizeRegister/authorizeInstance hooks genuinely admit an + // unauthenticated caller's register and keyed attach, exactly as + // the rung's own design intends (polls_authorizer.hpp's @file + // comment). + morph::qt::QtExecutor exec; + Bridge bridge{std::make_unique(*app.server())}; + + // Plain (NoSharing) handler for CreatePoll -- CreatePoll carries no + // key, so nothing about it is shared/keyed. Mirrors + // test_poll_model.cpp's own instance-rebirth test's "creator" handler. + BridgeHandler creator{bridge, &exec}; + const auto created = awaitQt( + creator.execute(polls::CreatePoll{.title = "Team offsite", .options = {{"2026-09-01"}, {"2026-09-02"}}})); + CHECK_FALSE(created.pollId.empty()); + REQUIRE(created.adminToken.hasValue()); + REQUIRE(created.participantToken.hasValue()); + CHECK_FALSE((*created.adminToken).empty()); + CHECK_FALSE((*created.participantToken).empty()); + CHECK(*created.adminToken != *created.participantToken); + + // AllowShared handler for OpenPoll -- the keyed attach path + // (BRIDGE_MODEL_KEY(PollModel, OpenPoll, &OpenPoll::pollId)) a real + // participant screen uses to join the poll `creator` just made. + BridgeHandler viewer{bridge, &exec}; + const auto state = awaitQt(viewer.execute(polls::OpenPoll{.pollId = created.pollId})); + CHECK(state.pollId == created.pollId); + CHECK(state.title == "Team offsite"); + REQUIRE(state.options.size() == 2); + CHECK(state.options[0].label == "2026-09-01"); + CHECK(state.options[1].label == "2026-09-02"); + CHECK(state.finalized == polls::Finalized::No); + CHECK(state.votes.empty()); + CHECK(state.comments.empty()); + } + std::filesystem::remove(logPath); +} diff --git a/examples/polls/tests/test_gui_qml_smoke.cpp b/examples/polls/tests/test_gui_qml_smoke.cpp new file mode 100644 index 00000000..5e9e3749 --- /dev/null +++ b/examples/polls/tests/test_gui_qml_smoke.cpp @@ -0,0 +1,90 @@ +// SPDX-License-Identifier: Apache-2.0 +// +// The one QML test examples/TESTING.md presenter rule 6 asks each rung for: +// "one offscreen engine-load smoke test (engine creates root object, no +// errors) registered in ctest — not Qt Quick Test, and no synthesized-mouse- +// event flows." Mirrors examples/bookmarks/tests/test_gui_qml_smoke.cpp +// (rung 2's Task 18) exactly in shape and in what it does/does not prove — +// see that file's own header comment for the full explanation, restated only +// where this rung's own structure differs below. +// +// This rung ships three QML files (Main, CreatePollView, VoteView), and +// Main.qml's StackView starts on its inline landing screen: nothing pushes +// CreatePollView or VoteView without a live `pollBridge` (both require a +// non-null controller to do anything, and Main's own "Create a new poll" +// button is additionally gated on `pollBridge !== null`). So, exactly as +// rung 2's BookmarkListView needed its own standalone load, both are loaded +// here as root objects in their own right — every controller property +// defaults to null, exactly as when the desktop client has not finished +// connecting yet (and exactly what tests/test_poll_qml_bridges.cpp's own +// suite proves *with* a live controller, at the adapter layer rather than +// through the QML engine). +// +// MORPH_LADDER_QML_URI is defined by morph_add_rung() only when the rung's QML +// module was actually built (MORPH_BUILD_FORMS_QML=ON). Without it this file +// is an empty translation unit, so a configure that legitimately has no Qt +// Quick still builds. + +#ifdef MORPH_LADDER_QML_URI + +#include + +#include +#include +#include +#include + +#include + +namespace { + +/// @brief Loads @p typeName from this rung's QML module and returns the first +/// warning the engine emitted, or an empty string. +/// @param typeName Unqualified QML type name within `MORPH_LADDER_QML_URI`. +/// @param created Set to whether a root object was produced. +/// @return The first warning's text, or an empty string if there was none. +[[nodiscard]] std::string firstWarningLoading(const char* typeName, bool& created) { + QQmlApplicationEngine engine; + + QString firstWarning; + QObject::connect(&engine, &QQmlApplicationEngine::warnings, [&firstWarning](const QList& warnings) { + if (firstWarning.isEmpty() && !warnings.isEmpty()) { + firstWarning = warnings.front().toString(); + } + }); + + engine.loadFromModule(MORPH_LADDER_QML_URI, typeName); + created = !engine.rootObjects().isEmpty(); + return firstWarning.toStdString(); +} + +} // namespace + +TEST_CASE("polls' QML engine loads Main.qml and creates a root object with no errors", "[polls][gui][qml-smoke]") { + bool created = false; + // Reported through the message, not a bare boolean: a QML warning is + // otherwise a failing assertion with nothing to act on. + CHECK(firstWarningLoading("Main", created) == std::string{}); + REQUIRE(created); +} + +TEST_CASE("polls' create-poll screen loads standalone with no errors", "[polls][gui][qml-smoke]") { + // Main.qml's StackView never reaches CreatePollView without a live + // pollBridge and a click on the (also pollBridge-gated) "Create a new + // poll" button — see this file's header comment. + bool created = false; + CHECK(firstWarningLoading("CreatePollView", created) == std::string{}); + REQUIRE(created); +} + +TEST_CASE("polls' vote screen loads standalone with no errors", "[polls][gui][qml-smoke]") { + // Same reasoning as CreatePollView above; VoteView's own + // Component.onCompleted also guards its one side effect (calling + // pollBridge.openPoll) on pollBridge being non-null, so loading it here + // with the default null controller triggers no dispatch at all. + bool created = false; + CHECK(firstWarningLoading("VoteView", created) == std::string{}); + REQUIRE(created); +} + +#endif // MORPH_LADDER_QML_URI diff --git a/examples/polls/tests/test_poll_dto.cpp b/examples/polls/tests/test_poll_dto.cpp new file mode 100644 index 00000000..0b22f9e8 --- /dev/null +++ b/examples/polls/tests/test_poll_dto.cpp @@ -0,0 +1,53 @@ +// SPDX-License-Identifier: Apache-2.0 +#include +#include + +TEST_CASE("CreatePoll requires a bounded title and 2-20 bounded-label options", "[polls][dto]") { + polls::CreatePoll action; + CHECK_FALSE(action.validate()); // no title, no options + action.title = "Team offsite"; + CHECK_FALSE(action.validate()); // still no options + action.options = {{"2026-09-01"}}; + CHECK_FALSE(action.validate()); // only one option + action.options.push_back({"2026-09-02"}); + CHECK(action.validate()); + action.options.push_back({""}); + CHECK_FALSE(action.validate()); // empty label + action.title = std::string(polls::kMaxTitleBytes + 1, 't'); + action.options = {{"a"}, {"b"}}; + CHECK_FALSE(action.validate()); // title too long +} + +TEST_CASE("OpenPoll requires a non-empty pollId", "[polls][dto]") { + CHECK_FALSE(polls::OpenPoll{}.validate()); + CHECK(polls::OpenPoll{.pollId = "abc"}.validate()); +} + +TEST_CASE("GetPollStateResult contains all nested views with correct field values", "[polls][dto]") { + polls::GetPollStateResult result; + result.pollId = "abc"; + result.title = "Team offsite"; + result.options.push_back({.id = polls::OptionId{.value = 1}, .label = "2026-09-01", + .yesCount = polls::Count::fromDouble(2.0)}); + result.votes.push_back({.participantName = "alice", .optionId = polls::OptionId{.value = 1}, + .choice = polls::VoteChoice::Yes}); + result.comments.push_back({.participantName = "alice", .body = "works for me"}); + + // Verify field values directly; JSON round-trip via ActionTraits::resultToJson/resultFromJson + // will be added in Task 3's reflection registration. + CHECK(result.pollId == "abc"); + CHECK(result.title == "Team offsite"); + CHECK(result.finalized == polls::Finalized::No); + CHECK(!result.finalizedOptionId.hasValue()); + CHECK(result.options.size() == 1); + CHECK(result.options[0].id == polls::OptionId{.value = 1}); + CHECK(result.options[0].label == "2026-09-01"); + CHECK(result.options[0].yesCount == polls::Count::fromDouble(2.0)); + CHECK(result.votes.size() == 1); + CHECK(result.votes[0].participantName == "alice"); + CHECK(result.votes[0].optionId == polls::OptionId{.value = 1}); + CHECK(result.votes[0].choice == polls::VoteChoice::Yes); + CHECK(result.comments.size() == 1); + CHECK(result.comments[0].participantName == "alice"); + CHECK(result.comments[0].body == "works for me"); +} diff --git a/examples/polls/tests/test_poll_model.cpp b/examples/polls/tests/test_poll_model.cpp new file mode 100644 index 00000000..4b70ebe8 --- /dev/null +++ b/examples/polls/tests/test_poll_model.cpp @@ -0,0 +1,604 @@ +// SPDX-License-Identifier: Apache-2.0 +// +// PollModel's model-level suite. Task 5's cases: CreatePoll's generated +// tokens, OpenPoll finding the poll it created (and the keyed-attach +// pollId cache GetPollState later reads -- exercised indirectly via +// OpenPoll's returned state), and NotFound on an unknown pollId. Task 6 +// appends SubmitVotes/UpdateVotes/AddComment: one-vote-per-option tallying, +// retry-idempotency (the DoD's "participant-token + option uniqueness is a +// model invariant, tested under retry" requirement), wholesale replacement, +// and the finalized-poll Conflict dead-letter both vote-writing actions and +// AddComment share. +#include "testkit/db_fixture.hpp" + +#include "polls/core/errors.hpp" +#include "polls/core/types.hpp" +#include "polls/dto/event_dto.hpp" +#include "polls/dto/poll_dto.hpp" +#include "polls/dto/vote_dto.hpp" +#include "polls/models/poll_model.hpp" + +// Task 9's own instance-rebirth test drives PollModel through real +// BridgeHandlers over a real Bridge/backend (BackendRig), not direct +// PollModel::execute() calls -- the only way to make one PollModel instance +// genuinely die (last handler naming its key destructed) and a fresh one take +// its place, per this rung's shared-instance design (BRIDGE_MODEL_KEY( +// polls::PollModel, polls::OpenPoll, &polls::OpenPoll::pollId) in +// poll_model.hpp). +#include "testkit/backend_rig.hpp" +#include "testkit/pump.hpp" + +#include + +// Test-only: FinalizePoll (Task 7) does not exist yet, so the two +// finalized-poll Conflict cases below reach into the entity directly to put +// a poll into the finalized state -- the same untransacted single-row +// mapper.Update() pattern test_bookmarks_schema.cpp/test_polls_schema.cpp +// already use for a direct DataMapper write (not test_bookmark_model.cpp, +// which only ever reads entities directly, never writes them). Production +// model code never does this (poll_model.cpp's own file comment: the entity +// is a poll_model.cpp-only implementation detail) -- this is the test +// harness reaching past that boundary on purpose, not a precedent for +// application code. +#include "polls/db/poll_entity.hpp" + +#include + +#include +#include + +#include + +using morph::bridge::AllowShared; +using morph::bridge::BridgeHandler; +using morph::ladder::testkit::awaitQt; +using morph::ladder::testkit::BackendRig; +using morph::ladder::testkit::DbFixture; +using morph::ladder::testkit::Mode; +using polls::AddComment; +using polls::Conflict; +using polls::CreatePoll; +using polls::FinalizePoll; +using polls::Forbidden; +using polls::GetEventsSince; +using polls::NotFound; +using polls::OpenPoll; +using polls::PollModel; +using polls::SubmitVotes; +using polls::UndoLastVoteChange; +using polls::UpdateVotes; +using polls::VoteChoice; + +namespace { + +/// @brief A `Context` carrying only @p token. Built field-by-field rather +/// than a designated initializer, for the identical +/// `-Wmissing-designated-field-initializers` reason +/// `test_bookmark_model.cpp`'s `contextFor` exists. +[[nodiscard]] morph::session::Context contextForToken(std::string token) { + morph::session::Context ctx; + ctx.token = std::move(token); + return ctx; +} + +/// @brief Installs a `Context` carrying only a bearer token, thread-locally, +/// for its scope. Same shape as `test_bookmark_model.cpp`'s +/// `ScopedPrincipal`, adapted to this rung's bearer-token-not-principal +/// design (README design decision 1): `PollModel::requireAdmin()` +/// reads `session::current()->token`, never `->principal`. +class ScopedToken { + public: + explicit ScopedToken(std::string token) : _ctx{contextForToken(std::move(token))}, _scope{_ctx} {} + + private: + morph::session::Context _ctx; + morph::session::detail::ScopedContext _scope; +}; + +/// @brief Marks the poll named by @p pollId finalized, bypassing +/// `FinalizePoll` (not implemented until Task 7) -- see the file +/// comment above. +void finalizePollDirectly(const std::string& pollId) { + Lightweight::DataMapper mapper; + auto rows = mapper.Query() + .Where(Lightweight::FieldNameOf<&polls::db::PollRecord::pollId>, "=", pollId) + .All(); + REQUIRE_FALSE(rows.empty()); + auto& poll = rows.front(); + poll.finalized = true; + mapper.Update(poll); +} + +} // namespace + +TEST_CASE("CreatePoll returns three distinct tokens and OpenPoll finds the same poll", "[polls][model]") { + DbFixture fixture; + PollModel model; + auto created = model.execute(CreatePoll{.title = "Team offsite", .options = {{"2026-09-01"}, {"2026-09-02"}}}); + CHECK_FALSE(created.pollId.empty()); + REQUIRE(created.adminToken.hasValue()); + REQUIRE(created.participantToken.hasValue()); + CHECK_FALSE((*created.adminToken).empty()); + CHECK_FALSE((*created.participantToken).empty()); + CHECK(created.pollId != *created.adminToken); + CHECK(created.pollId != *created.participantToken); + // Compared through the payloads: the two newtypes are deliberately + // different C++ types, so there is no cross-type `!=` to reach for. + CHECK(*created.adminToken != *created.participantToken); + + auto state = model.execute(OpenPoll{.pollId = created.pollId}); + CHECK(state.pollId == created.pollId); + CHECK(state.title == "Team offsite"); + CHECK(state.options.size() == 2); + CHECK(state.options[0].label == "2026-09-01"); + CHECK(state.options[1].label == "2026-09-02"); + CHECK(state.finalized == polls::Finalized::No); + CHECK(state.votes.empty()); + CHECK(state.comments.empty()); +} + +TEST_CASE("OpenPoll against an unknown pollId throws NotFound", "[polls][model]") { + DbFixture fixture; + PollModel model; + CHECK_THROWS_AS(model.execute(OpenPoll{.pollId = "no-such-poll"}), NotFound); +} + +TEST_CASE("Two CreatePoll calls never collide on pollId/adminToken/participantToken", "[polls][model]") { + DbFixture fixture; + PollModel model; + auto a = model.execute(CreatePoll{.title = "A", .options = {{"1"}, {"2"}}}); + auto b = model.execute(CreatePoll{.title = "B", .options = {{"1"}, {"2"}}}); + CHECK(a.pollId != b.pollId); + CHECK(a.adminToken != b.adminToken); + CHECK(a.participantToken != b.participantToken); +} + +TEST_CASE("GetPollState after OpenPoll returns the same poll's state", "[polls][model]") { + DbFixture fixture; + PollModel model; + auto created = model.execute(CreatePoll{.title = "Lunch spot", .options = {{"Cafe"}, {"Diner"}}}); + (void) model.execute(OpenPoll{.pollId = created.pollId}); + + auto state = model.execute(polls::GetPollState{}); + CHECK(state.pollId == created.pollId); + CHECK(state.title == "Lunch spot"); + CHECK(state.options.size() == 2); +} + +TEST_CASE("GetPollState on a fresh handler never attached via OpenPoll throws NotFound", "[polls][model]") { + DbFixture fixture; + PollModel model; + CHECK_THROWS_AS(model.execute(polls::GetPollState{}), NotFound); +} + +TEST_CASE("CreatePoll's validate() rejects an empty title and out-of-range option counts", "[polls][model]") { + DbFixture fixture; + PollModel model; + CHECK_THROWS_AS(model.execute(CreatePoll{.title = "", .options = {{"1"}, {"2"}}}), polls::ValidationError); + CHECK_THROWS_AS(model.execute(CreatePoll{.title = "T", .options = {{"1"}}}), polls::ValidationError); + CHECK_THROWS_AS(model.execute(CreatePoll{.title = "T", .options = {}}), polls::ValidationError); +} + +TEST_CASE("SubmitVotes writes one vote per option, visible in the next GetPollState", "[polls][model]") { + DbFixture fixture; + PollModel model; + auto created = model.execute(CreatePoll{.title = "T", .options = {{"1"}, {"2"}}}); + model.execute(OpenPoll{.pollId = created.pollId}); + auto opts = model.execute(polls::GetPollState{}).options; + + auto state = model.execute(SubmitVotes{.participantName = "alice", + .votes = {{.optionId = opts[0].id, .choice = VoteChoice::Yes}, + {.optionId = opts[1].id, .choice = VoteChoice::No}}}); + CHECK(state.options[0].yesCount == polls::Count::fromDouble(1.0)); + CHECK(state.options[1].noCount == polls::Count::fromDouble(1.0)); + REQUIRE(state.votes.size() == 2); +} + +TEST_CASE("A retried SubmitVotes for the same participant does not double-count", "[polls][model]") { + DbFixture fixture; + PollModel model; + auto created = model.execute(CreatePoll{.title = "T", .options = {{"1"}, {"2"}}}); + model.execute(OpenPoll{.pollId = created.pollId}); + auto opts = model.execute(polls::GetPollState{}).options; + SubmitVotes action{.participantName = "alice", .votes = {{.optionId = opts[0].id, .choice = VoteChoice::Yes}}}; + model.execute(action); + // The DoD names this as a retry scenario: the strand serializes but does + // not dedup by itself, so the model's own unique constraint (backed by + // applyVotes()'s delete-then-recreate) is what actually prevents + // double-counting -- assert on the real outcome, not the mechanism. + auto state = model.execute(action); // retried identically + CHECK(state.options[0].yesCount == polls::Count::fromDouble(1.0)); // still 1, not 2 + REQUIRE(state.votes.size() == 1); +} + +TEST_CASE("UpdateVotes replaces a participant's prior votes wholesale", "[polls][model]") { + DbFixture fixture; + PollModel model; + auto created = model.execute(CreatePoll{.title = "T", .options = {{"1"}, {"2"}}}); + model.execute(OpenPoll{.pollId = created.pollId}); + auto opts = model.execute(polls::GetPollState{}).options; + model.execute( + SubmitVotes{.participantName = "alice", .votes = {{.optionId = opts[0].id, .choice = VoteChoice::Yes}}}); + auto state = model.execute( + UpdateVotes{.participantName = "alice", .votes = {{.optionId = opts[1].id, .choice = VoteChoice::Yes}}}); + CHECK(state.options[0].yesCount == polls::Count::fromDouble(0.0)); // alice's old vote is gone + CHECK(state.options[1].yesCount == polls::Count::fromDouble(1.0)); + REQUIRE(state.votes.size() == 1); +} + +TEST_CASE("SubmitVotes against a finalized poll throws Conflict, a visible dead-letter outcome", "[polls][model]") { + DbFixture fixture; + PollModel model; + auto created = model.execute(CreatePoll{.title = "T", .options = {{"1"}, {"2"}}}); + model.execute(OpenPoll{.pollId = created.pollId}); + auto opts = model.execute(polls::GetPollState{}).options; + finalizePollDirectly(created.pollId); + CHECK_THROWS_AS(model.execute(SubmitVotes{.participantName = "bob", + .votes = {{.optionId = opts[0].id, .choice = VoteChoice::Yes}}}), + Conflict); +} + +TEST_CASE("AddComment writes a comment visible in the next GetPollState", "[polls][model]") { + DbFixture fixture; + PollModel model; + auto created = model.execute(CreatePoll{.title = "T", .options = {{"1"}, {"2"}}}); + model.execute(OpenPoll{.pollId = created.pollId}); + auto state = model.execute(AddComment{.participantName = "alice", .body = "works for me"}); + REQUIRE(state.comments.size() == 1); + CHECK(state.comments.front().body == "works for me"); +} + +TEST_CASE("AddComment against a finalized poll throws Conflict -- finalizing makes the poll read-only", + "[polls][model]") { + DbFixture fixture; + PollModel model; + auto created = model.execute(CreatePoll{.title = "T", .options = {{"1"}, {"2"}}}); + model.execute(OpenPoll{.pollId = created.pollId}); + finalizePollDirectly(created.pollId); + CHECK_THROWS_AS(model.execute(AddComment{.participantName = "alice", .body = "too late"}), Conflict); +} + +TEST_CASE("FinalizePoll requires the admin token in Context::token", "[polls][model]") { + DbFixture fixture; + PollModel model; + auto created = model.execute(CreatePoll{.title = "T", .options = {{"1"}, {"2"}}}); + model.execute(OpenPoll{.pollId = created.pollId}); + auto opts = model.execute(polls::GetPollState{}).options; + + // No token at all: + CHECK_THROWS_AS(model.execute(FinalizePoll{.optionId = opts[0].id}), Forbidden); + + // Wrong token (the participant token, not the admin token): still + // Forbidden, not a silent success -- a participant may never finalize. + { + const ScopedToken scoped{*created.participantToken}; + CHECK_THROWS_AS(model.execute(FinalizePoll{.optionId = opts[0].id}), Forbidden); + } + + // Right token: + { + const ScopedToken scoped{*created.adminToken}; + auto state = model.execute(FinalizePoll{.optionId = opts[0].id}); + CHECK(state.finalized == polls::Finalized::Yes); + CHECK(state.finalizedOptionId == opts[0].id); + } +} + +TEST_CASE("Finalizing an already-finalized poll throws Conflict", "[polls][model]") { + DbFixture fixture; + PollModel model; + auto created = model.execute(CreatePoll{.title = "T", .options = {{"1"}, {"2"}}}); + model.execute(OpenPoll{.pollId = created.pollId}); + auto opts = model.execute(polls::GetPollState{}).options; + const ScopedToken scoped{*created.adminToken}; + model.execute(FinalizePoll{.optionId = opts[0].id}); + CHECK_THROWS_AS(model.execute(FinalizePoll{.optionId = opts[1].id}), Conflict); +} + +TEST_CASE("FinalizePoll's admin-token check runs before the already-finalized check", "[polls][model]") { + // A wrong-token caller against an *already-finalized* poll must still see + // Forbidden, never Conflict -- Conflict would leak "this poll is already + // finalized" to a caller who has not proven they may act on it at all. + // See poll_model.cpp's own comment on this ordering. + DbFixture fixture; + PollModel model; + auto created = model.execute(CreatePoll{.title = "T", .options = {{"1"}, {"2"}}}); + model.execute(OpenPoll{.pollId = created.pollId}); + auto opts = model.execute(polls::GetPollState{}).options; + { + const ScopedToken scoped{*created.adminToken}; + model.execute(FinalizePoll{.optionId = opts[0].id}); + } + { + const ScopedToken scoped{*created.participantToken}; + CHECK_THROWS_AS(model.execute(FinalizePoll{.optionId = opts[1].id}), Forbidden); + } +} + +TEST_CASE("FinalizePoll rejects an optionId belonging to a different poll", "[polls][model]") { + // /code-review max finding: finalizedOptionId is FK-shaped but not + // FK-enforced (SQLite), so without an explicit membership check a poll + // could finalize with an option id that exists, but belongs to some + // *other* poll entirely. + DbFixture fixture; + PollModel modelA; + auto createdA = modelA.execute(CreatePoll{.title = "Poll A", .options = {{"1"}, {"2"}}}); + modelA.execute(OpenPoll{.pollId = createdA.pollId}); + + PollModel modelB; + auto createdB = modelB.execute(CreatePoll{.title = "Poll B", .options = {{"3"}, {"4"}}}); + modelB.execute(OpenPoll{.pollId = createdB.pollId}); + auto optsB = modelB.execute(polls::GetPollState{}).options; + + const ScopedToken scoped{*createdA.adminToken}; + CHECK_THROWS_AS(modelA.execute(FinalizePoll{.optionId = optsB[0].id}), NotFound); + + // Poll A must still be genuinely unfinalized -- the rejected attempt left + // no partial state behind. + auto stateA = modelA.execute(polls::GetPollState{}); + CHECK(stateA.finalized == polls::Finalized::No); +} + +TEST_CASE("SubmitVotes rejects a vote naming an optionId from a different poll, atomically", + "[polls][model]") { + // /code-review max finding: without this check, a cross-poll vote would + // be written but never counted by buildState()'s per-poll tally loop -- + // the participant is told they voted, and the vote silently vanishes. + DbFixture fixture; + PollModel modelA; + auto createdA = modelA.execute(CreatePoll{.title = "Poll A", .options = {{"1"}, {"2"}}}); + modelA.execute(OpenPoll{.pollId = createdA.pollId}); + auto optsA = modelA.execute(polls::GetPollState{}).options; + + PollModel modelB; + auto createdB = modelB.execute(CreatePoll{.title = "Poll B", .options = {{"3"}, {"4"}}}); + modelB.execute(OpenPoll{.pollId = createdB.pollId}); + auto optsB = modelB.execute(polls::GetPollState{}).options; + + // One valid vote (poll A's own option) plus one cross-poll vote (poll + // B's option) in the same submission -- the whole call must be rejected, + // not partially applied. + CHECK_THROWS_AS(modelA.execute(SubmitVotes{.participantName = "alice", + .votes = {{.optionId = optsA[0].id, .choice = VoteChoice::Yes}, + {.optionId = optsB[0].id, .choice = VoteChoice::No}}}), + NotFound); + + // Nothing was written -- not even the valid first vote. + auto stateA = modelA.execute(polls::GetPollState{}); + CHECK(stateA.votes.empty()); +} + +TEST_CASE("SubmitVotes rejects two votes naming the same optionId with ValidationError, not a raw SQL error", + "[polls][model]") { + DbFixture fixture; + PollModel model; + auto created = model.execute(CreatePoll{.title = "T", .options = {{"1"}, {"2"}}}); + model.execute(OpenPoll{.pollId = created.pollId}); + auto opts = model.execute(polls::GetPollState{}).options; + + CHECK_THROWS_AS(model.execute(SubmitVotes{.participantName = "alice", + .votes = {{.optionId = opts[0].id, .choice = VoteChoice::Yes}, + {.optionId = opts[0].id, .choice = VoteChoice::No}}}), + polls::ValidationError); +} + +TEST_CASE("GetEventsSince rejects a negative lastEventId with ValidationError", "[polls][model]") { + DbFixture fixture; + PollModel model; + auto created = model.execute(CreatePoll{.title = "T", .options = {{"1"}, {"2"}}}); + model.execute(OpenPoll{.pollId = created.pollId}); + + CHECK_THROWS_AS(model.execute(GetEventsSince{.lastEventId = polls::PollEventId{.value = -1}}), + polls::ValidationError); +} + +// --------------------------------------------------------------------------- +// Task 8: UndoLastVoteChange. Per this task's own brief, the interleaving +// test below is written and run FIRST, before execute(UndoLastVoteChange) +// has a body -- its outcome is this rung's headline design record: proof +// that a principal-scoped compensating action can do what +// SessionLog::undoLast() (docs/spec/journal/journal.md) structurally +// cannot, since that API pops the newest journal entry regardless of which +// principal made it, and hands back a detached model holder no API can +// install into a live shared instance. +// --------------------------------------------------------------------------- + +TEST_CASE("Principal-scoped undo: A votes, B votes, A undoes -> only A's vote dies (the rung's headline design record)", + "[polls][model]") { + DbFixture fixture; + PollModel model; + auto created = model.execute(CreatePoll{.title = "T", .options = {{"1"}, {"2"}}}); + model.execute(OpenPoll{.pollId = created.pollId}); + auto opts = model.execute(polls::GetPollState{}).options; + + model.execute(SubmitVotes{.participantName = "alice", .votes = {{.optionId = opts[0].id, .choice = VoteChoice::Yes}}}); + model.execute(SubmitVotes{.participantName = "bob", .votes = {{.optionId = opts[0].id, .choice = VoteChoice::Yes}}}); + // Both voted yes on option 0: count should be 2. + auto before = model.execute(polls::GetPollState{}); + REQUIRE(before.options[0].yesCount == polls::Count::fromDouble(2.0)); + + auto undoResult = model.execute(UndoLastVoteChange{.participantName = "alice"}); + CHECK(undoResult.restored == polls::Restored::Yes); + + auto after = model.execute(polls::GetPollState{}); + // Alice's vote is gone; Bob's survives. This is the assertion that + // SessionLog::undoLast() could never make true: it pops the newest + // entry regardless of principal, which would have killed Bob's vote + // (the more recent of the two), not Alice's own. + CHECK(after.options[0].yesCount == polls::Count::fromDouble(1.0)); + const bool bobStillVotes = + std::ranges::any_of(after.votes, [](const auto& v) { return v.participantName == "bob"; }); + const bool aliceStillVotes = + std::ranges::any_of(after.votes, [](const auto& v) { return v.participantName == "alice"; }); + CHECK(bobStillVotes); + CHECK_FALSE(aliceStillVotes); +} + +TEST_CASE("UndoLastVoteChange with nothing to undo throws Conflict", "[polls][model]") { + DbFixture fixture; + PollModel model; + auto created = model.execute(CreatePoll{.title = "T", .options = {{"1"}, {"2"}}}); + model.execute(OpenPoll{.pollId = created.pollId}); + CHECK_THROWS_AS(model.execute(UndoLastVoteChange{.participantName = "nobody-voted"}), Conflict); +} + +TEST_CASE("Undo is one-shot: undoing twice in a row throws Conflict the second time", "[polls][model]") { + DbFixture fixture; + PollModel model; + auto created = model.execute(CreatePoll{.title = "T", .options = {{"1"}, {"2"}}}); + model.execute(OpenPoll{.pollId = created.pollId}); + auto opts = model.execute(polls::GetPollState{}).options; + model.execute(SubmitVotes{.participantName = "alice", .votes = {{.optionId = opts[0].id, .choice = VoteChoice::Yes}}}); + model.execute(UndoLastVoteChange{.participantName = "alice"}); + CHECK_THROWS_AS(model.execute(UndoLastVoteChange{.participantName = "alice"}), Conflict); +} + +TEST_CASE("UndoLastVoteChange restores a genuinely non-empty prior vote set, not just \"no vote\"", + "[polls][model]") { + DbFixture fixture; + PollModel model; + auto created = model.execute(CreatePoll{.title = "T", .options = {{"1"}, {"2"}}}); + model.execute(OpenPoll{.pollId = created.pollId}); + auto opts = model.execute(polls::GetPollState{}).options; + + model.execute(SubmitVotes{.participantName = "alice", + .votes = {{.optionId = opts[0].id, .choice = VoteChoice::Yes}, + {.optionId = opts[1].id, .choice = VoteChoice::No}}}); + model.execute(UpdateVotes{.participantName = "alice", + .votes = {{.optionId = opts[1].id, .choice = VoteChoice::IfNeedBe}}}); + model.execute(UndoLastVoteChange{.participantName = "alice"}); + + auto after = model.execute(polls::GetPollState{}); + CHECK(after.votes.size() == 2); + CHECK(after.options[0].yesCount == polls::Count::fromDouble(1.0)); + CHECK(after.options[1].noCount == polls::Count::fromDouble(1.0)); + CHECK(after.options[1].ifNeedBeCount == polls::Count::fromDouble(0.0)); +} + +// --------------------------------------------------------------------------- +// Task 9: GetEventsSince -- the Zulip-pattern event log's read side. Every +// mutating action above already appends a PollEventRecord (SubmitVotes/ +// UpdateVotes/AddComment/FinalizePoll/UndoLastVoteChange, exercised by the +// tests above); these cases read that log back out. +// --------------------------------------------------------------------------- + +TEST_CASE("GetEventsSince{} (from the beginning) returns every event in order", "[polls][model]") { + DbFixture fixture; + PollModel model; + auto created = model.execute(CreatePoll{.title = "T", .options = {{"1"}, {"2"}}}); + model.execute(OpenPoll{.pollId = created.pollId}); + auto opts = model.execute(polls::GetPollState{}).options; + model.execute(SubmitVotes{.participantName = "alice", .votes = {{.optionId = opts[0].id, .choice = VoteChoice::Yes}}}); + model.execute(AddComment{.participantName = "alice", .body = "hi"}); + + auto events = model.execute(GetEventsSince{}).events; + REQUIRE(events.size() == 2); + CHECK(events[0].kind == "vote"); + CHECK(events[1].kind == "comment"); + CHECK(events[0].id.value < events[1].id.value); // strictly increasing +} + +TEST_CASE("GetEventsSince{lastEventId} returns only strictly-newer events", "[polls][model]") { + DbFixture fixture; + PollModel model; + auto created = model.execute(CreatePoll{.title = "T", .options = {{"1"}, {"2"}}}); + model.execute(OpenPoll{.pollId = created.pollId}); + auto opts = model.execute(polls::GetPollState{}).options; + model.execute(SubmitVotes{.participantName = "alice", .votes = {{.optionId = opts[0].id, .choice = VoteChoice::Yes}}}); + auto firstEvents = model.execute(GetEventsSince{}).events; + REQUIRE(firstEvents.size() == 1); + + model.execute(AddComment{.participantName = "alice", .body = "hi"}); + auto newEvents = model.execute(GetEventsSince{.lastEventId = firstEvents.front().id}).events; + REQUIRE(newEvents.size() == 1); + CHECK(newEvents.front().kind == "comment"); +} + +TEST_CASE("GetEventsSince throws NotFound against a handler never attached via OpenPoll", "[polls][model]") { + DbFixture fixture; + PollModel model; + CHECK_THROWS_AS(model.execute(GetEventsSince{}), NotFound); +} + +TEST_CASE("The event log survives full detach/reattach (instance rebirth), and a stale cursor " + "gets everything after it -- no epoch token needed", + "[polls][model]") { + // This is the DoD's own required test: "Event log survives full + // detach/reattach (instance rebirth) and a stale cursor triggers a clean + // full resync, verified by test." Per this rung's resolved design + // decision (durable persistence alone closes the Zulip-pattern gap, no + // epoch token needed): "clean full resync" here means the stale cursor + // simply gets every real event since it, correctly, because poll_events' + // autoincrement id survived the instance's death regardless of which + // in-memory PollModel wrote which row. + // + // Goes through real BridgeHandlers over a real Bridge/backend + // (BackendRig{Mode::Local, ...}), not direct PollModel::execute() calls + // -- direct calls construct their own private PollModel per test-local + // variable and never touch the shared instance directory at all, so + // there would be no instance to kill. Two AllowShared handlers attach to + // the same pollId (proving one shared instance, not two -- instances() + // reports exactly one live key), both then go out of scope, and + // BridgeHandler::instances() confirms the + // directory is genuinely empty afterward -- not merely "the test didn't + // crash". A fresh handler then reattaches and GetEventsSince with the + // pre-death cursor gets exactly the events written after it. + DbFixture fixture; + BackendRig rig{Mode::Local, 1}; + + std::string pollId; + polls::PollEventId lastEventId; + { + // A plain (NoSharing) handler for CreatePoll: an AllowShared handler + // that has never attached refuses every keyless action ("handler not + // bound" -- see BridgeHandler's own doc comment, + // morph/core/bridge.hpp), and CreatePoll carries no BRIDGE_KEY_FROM + // of its own to attach by. + BridgeHandler creator{rig.bridge(0), rig.executor()}; + auto created = awaitQt(creator.execute(CreatePoll{.title = "T", .options = {{"1"}, {"2"}}})); + pollId = created.pollId; + + // Two shared handlers naming the same key -- both land on one + // instance (mirrors bank's "two shared handlers on one account reach + // one instance", test_stateful_account.cpp). + BridgeHandler handlerA{rig.bridge(0), rig.executor()}; + BridgeHandler handlerB{rig.bridge(0), rig.executor()}; + auto state = awaitQt(handlerA.execute(OpenPoll{.pollId = pollId})); + (void) awaitQt(handlerB.execute(OpenPoll{.pollId = pollId})); + REQUIRE(awaitQt(handlerA.instances()) == std::vector{pollId}); + + awaitQt(handlerA.execute( + SubmitVotes{.participantName = "alice", .votes = {{.optionId = state.options[0].id, .choice = VoteChoice::Yes}}})); + auto events = awaitQt(handlerB.execute(GetEventsSince{})).events; + REQUIRE(events.size() == 1); + lastEventId = events.back().id; + + // handlerA/handlerB (the only two handlers naming this poll's key) + // and creator (never in the directory to begin with) all go out of + // scope at the end of this block -- releasing the shared instance, + // which destructs. This is the "instance rebirth" this test proves: + // there is now no live PollModel instance for this poll anywhere. + } + + // Real destruction, not assumed: a fresh AllowShared handler's own + // instances() call shows an empty directory, not merely "no crash". + { + BridgeHandler prober{rig.bridge(0), rig.executor()}; + REQUIRE(awaitQt(prober.instances()).empty()); + } + + // Fresh handler -> a brand-new PollModel instance, re-attached from + // scratch via OpenPoll (its own _pollId cache starts unset, exactly like + // any other freshly-constructed PollModel). The event log itself lives in + // SQLite, not in that now-dead instance's memory, so it is untouched. + BridgeHandler handlerC{rig.bridge(0), rig.executor()}; + auto reopened = awaitQt(handlerC.execute(OpenPoll{.pollId = pollId})); + REQUIRE(reopened.lastEventId == lastEventId); // durable across the instance's death + + awaitQt(handlerC.execute(AddComment{.participantName = "bob", .body = "welcome back"})); + + auto sinceStale = awaitQt(handlerC.execute(GetEventsSince{.lastEventId = lastEventId})).events; + REQUIRE(sinceStale.size() == 1); + CHECK(sinceStale.front().kind == "comment"); + CHECK(sinceStale.front().id.value > lastEventId.value); +} diff --git a/examples/polls/tests/test_poll_presenter.cpp b/examples/polls/tests/test_poll_presenter.cpp new file mode 100644 index 00000000..e8e3d9e0 --- /dev/null +++ b/examples/polls/tests/test_poll_presenter.cpp @@ -0,0 +1,560 @@ +// SPDX-License-Identifier: Apache-2.0 +// +// PollPresenter's own suite (Task 14, mirroring rung 2's Task 17 +// test_bookmark_presenter.cpp): each of its nine actions +// (createPoll/openPoll/getPollState/submitVotes/updateVotes/addComment/ +// finalizePoll/undoLastVoteChange/getEventsSince) round-trips through the +// presenter's own signals -- not the model directly -- across the full +// BackendRig mode matrix (Local/LocalSingleThread/Socket, +// examples/TESTING.md "The dual-mode fixture"), plus a +// validation-failure-routing case and two "emits failed, not a crash" +// cases. Domain rules (vote tallying, undo's principal-scoping, the +// event log's ordering/cursor semantics, admin-token gating, ...) already +// have a dedicated suite at the model level (test_poll_model.cpp); this +// file only proves the presenter wires each action to the right signal, +// sets busy()/idle() correctly, and neither crashes nor hangs -- the +// "translates and routes only" contract poll_presenter.hpp's own doc +// comment states (examples/IMPLEMENTATION.md rule 2). +// +// Unlike bookmarks/pastebin, this rung needs no signed token at all for +// most actions -- PollsAuthorizer permits every register/instance hook +// unconditionally (polls_authorizer.hpp's own @file comment), and +// PollModel calls no requirePrincipal() anywhere. The one real per-call +// check this rung has is FinalizePoll's requireAdmin(), comparing +// session::current()->token against the poll's own stored admin token -- +// exercised below by setting a bare (unsigned) Context::token to the +// admin token CreatePoll returned, exactly test_poll_model.cpp's/ +// test_shared_instance_lifecycle.cpp's own pattern. + +#include "poll_presenter.hpp" +#include "testkit/backend_rig.hpp" +#include "testkit/db_fixture.hpp" +#include "testkit/pump.hpp" + +#include +#include + +#include +#include + +#include +#include +#include + +namespace { + +using morph::ladder::testkit::BackendRig; +using morph::ladder::testkit::DbFixture; +using morph::ladder::testkit::Mode; +using morph::ladder::testkit::pumpUntil; + +/// @brief Builds a rig with a fresh `PollsAuthorizer`, for @p mode. Every +/// polls test file that touches `Mode::Socket` passes an explicit +/// authorizer (test_shared_instance_lifecycle.cpp's own +/// `makeRig`-shaped call sites) -- this mirrors that, even though +/// `PollsAuthorizer` behaves identically to the default for every +/// action this suite exercises (see this file's own top comment). +[[nodiscard]] std::unique_ptr makeRig(Mode mode, std::size_t nClients = 1) { + return std::make_unique(mode, nClients, std::make_shared()); +} + +} // namespace + +TEST_CASE("PollPresenter::createPoll then openPoll round-trips a poll, all three backend modes", + "[polls][presenter]") { + const auto mode = GENERATE(Mode::Local, Mode::LocalSingleThread, Mode::Socket); + CAPTURE(mode); + DbFixture fixture; + auto rig = makeRig(mode); + polls::gui::PollPresenter presenter{rig->bridge(0), rig->executor()}; + + polls::CreatePollResult createdResult; + bool created = false; + QObject::connect(&presenter, &polls::gui::PollPresenter::created, [&](polls::CreatePollResult result) { + createdResult = std::move(result); + created = true; + }); + presenter.createPoll(polls::CreatePoll{.title = "Team offsite", .options = {{"2026-09-01"}, {"2026-09-02"}}}); + REQUIRE(pumpUntil([&] { return created; })); + REQUIRE_FALSE(presenter.busy()); + CHECK_FALSE(createdResult.pollId.empty()); + REQUIRE(createdResult.adminToken.hasValue()); + REQUIRE(createdResult.participantToken.hasValue()); + CHECK_FALSE((*createdResult.adminToken).empty()); + CHECK_FALSE((*createdResult.participantToken).empty()); + + polls::GetPollStateResult opened; + bool gotOpened = false; + QObject::connect(&presenter, &polls::gui::PollPresenter::opened, [&](polls::GetPollStateResult result) { + opened = std::move(result); + gotOpened = true; + }); + presenter.openPoll(createdResult.pollId); + REQUIRE(pumpUntil([&] { return gotOpened; })); + REQUIRE_FALSE(presenter.busy()); + CHECK(opened.pollId == createdResult.pollId); + CHECK(opened.title == "Team offsite"); + REQUIRE(opened.options.size() == 2); + CHECK(opened.options[0].label == "2026-09-01"); + CHECK(opened.options[1].label == "2026-09-02"); + CHECK(opened.finalized == polls::Finalized::No); +} + +TEST_CASE("PollPresenter::getPollState after openPoll returns the same poll's state, all three backend modes", + "[polls][presenter]") { + const auto mode = GENERATE(Mode::Local, Mode::LocalSingleThread, Mode::Socket); + CAPTURE(mode); + DbFixture fixture; + auto rig = makeRig(mode); + polls::gui::PollPresenter presenter{rig->bridge(0), rig->executor()}; + + polls::CreatePollResult createdResult; + bool created = false; + QObject::connect(&presenter, &polls::gui::PollPresenter::created, + [&](polls::CreatePollResult result) { + createdResult = std::move(result); + created = true; + }); + presenter.createPoll(polls::CreatePoll{.title = "Lunch spot", .options = {{"Cafe"}, {"Diner"}}}); + REQUIRE(pumpUntil([&] { return created; })); + + bool gotOpened = false; + QObject::connect(&presenter, &polls::gui::PollPresenter::opened, + [&](polls::GetPollStateResult) { gotOpened = true; }); + presenter.openPoll(createdResult.pollId); + REQUIRE(pumpUntil([&] { return gotOpened; })); + + polls::GetPollStateResult state; + bool gotState = false; + QObject::connect(&presenter, &polls::gui::PollPresenter::stateLoaded, [&](polls::GetPollStateResult result) { + state = std::move(result); + gotState = true; + }); + presenter.getPollState(polls::GetPollState{}); + REQUIRE(pumpUntil([&] { return gotState; })); + REQUIRE_FALSE(presenter.busy()); + CHECK(state.pollId == createdResult.pollId); + CHECK(state.title == "Lunch spot"); + REQUIRE(state.options.size() == 2); +} + +TEST_CASE("PollPresenter::submitVotes tallies a participant's vote, all three backend modes", + "[polls][presenter]") { + const auto mode = GENERATE(Mode::Local, Mode::LocalSingleThread, Mode::Socket); + CAPTURE(mode); + DbFixture fixture; + auto rig = makeRig(mode); + polls::gui::PollPresenter presenter{rig->bridge(0), rig->executor()}; + + polls::CreatePollResult createdResult; + bool created = false; + QObject::connect(&presenter, &polls::gui::PollPresenter::created, + [&](polls::CreatePollResult result) { + createdResult = std::move(result); + created = true; + }); + presenter.createPoll(polls::CreatePoll{.title = "T", .options = {{"1"}, {"2"}}}); + REQUIRE(pumpUntil([&] { return created; })); + + polls::GetPollStateResult opened; + bool gotOpened = false; + QObject::connect(&presenter, &polls::gui::PollPresenter::opened, [&](polls::GetPollStateResult result) { + opened = std::move(result); + gotOpened = true; + }); + presenter.openPoll(createdResult.pollId); + REQUIRE(pumpUntil([&] { return gotOpened; })); + REQUIRE(opened.options.size() == 2); + + polls::GetPollStateResult afterVote; + bool gotVote = false; + QObject::connect(&presenter, &polls::gui::PollPresenter::votesSubmitted, + [&](polls::GetPollStateResult result) { + afterVote = std::move(result); + gotVote = true; + }); + presenter.submitVotes(polls::SubmitVotes{ + .participantName = "alice", .votes = {{.optionId = opened.options[0].id, .choice = polls::VoteChoice::Yes}}}); + REQUIRE(pumpUntil([&] { return gotVote; })); + REQUIRE_FALSE(presenter.busy()); + REQUIRE(afterVote.votes.size() == 1); + CHECK(afterVote.votes.front().participantName == "alice"); + CHECK(afterVote.options[0].yesCount == polls::Count::fromDouble(1.0)); +} + +TEST_CASE("PollPresenter::updateVotes replaces a participant's votes wholesale, all three backend modes", + "[polls][presenter]") { + const auto mode = GENERATE(Mode::Local, Mode::LocalSingleThread, Mode::Socket); + CAPTURE(mode); + DbFixture fixture; + auto rig = makeRig(mode); + polls::gui::PollPresenter presenter{rig->bridge(0), rig->executor()}; + + polls::CreatePollResult createdResult; + bool created = false; + QObject::connect(&presenter, &polls::gui::PollPresenter::created, + [&](polls::CreatePollResult result) { + createdResult = std::move(result); + created = true; + }); + presenter.createPoll(polls::CreatePoll{.title = "T", .options = {{"1"}, {"2"}}}); + REQUIRE(pumpUntil([&] { return created; })); + + polls::GetPollStateResult opened; + bool gotOpened = false; + QObject::connect(&presenter, &polls::gui::PollPresenter::opened, [&](polls::GetPollStateResult result) { + opened = std::move(result); + gotOpened = true; + }); + presenter.openPoll(createdResult.pollId); + REQUIRE(pumpUntil([&] { return gotOpened; })); + + bool submitted = false; + QObject::connect(&presenter, &polls::gui::PollPresenter::votesSubmitted, + [&](polls::GetPollStateResult) { submitted = true; }); + presenter.submitVotes(polls::SubmitVotes{ + .participantName = "alice", .votes = {{.optionId = opened.options[0].id, .choice = polls::VoteChoice::Yes}}}); + REQUIRE(pumpUntil([&] { return submitted; })); + + polls::GetPollStateResult afterUpdate; + bool updated = false; + QObject::connect(&presenter, &polls::gui::PollPresenter::votesUpdated, [&](polls::GetPollStateResult result) { + afterUpdate = std::move(result); + updated = true; + }); + presenter.updateVotes(polls::UpdateVotes{ + .participantName = "alice", .votes = {{.optionId = opened.options[1].id, .choice = polls::VoteChoice::Yes}}}); + REQUIRE(pumpUntil([&] { return updated; })); + REQUIRE_FALSE(presenter.busy()); + REQUIRE(afterUpdate.votes.size() == 1); + CHECK(afterUpdate.options[0].yesCount == polls::Count::fromDouble(0.0)); // alice's old vote is gone + CHECK(afterUpdate.options[1].yesCount == polls::Count::fromDouble(1.0)); +} + +TEST_CASE("PollPresenter::addComment writes a comment visible in the next getPollState, all three backend modes", + "[polls][presenter]") { + const auto mode = GENERATE(Mode::Local, Mode::LocalSingleThread, Mode::Socket); + CAPTURE(mode); + DbFixture fixture; + auto rig = makeRig(mode); + polls::gui::PollPresenter presenter{rig->bridge(0), rig->executor()}; + + polls::CreatePollResult createdResult; + bool created = false; + QObject::connect(&presenter, &polls::gui::PollPresenter::created, + [&](polls::CreatePollResult result) { + createdResult = std::move(result); + created = true; + }); + presenter.createPoll(polls::CreatePoll{.title = "T", .options = {{"1"}, {"2"}}}); + REQUIRE(pumpUntil([&] { return created; })); + + bool gotOpened = false; + QObject::connect(&presenter, &polls::gui::PollPresenter::opened, + [&](polls::GetPollStateResult) { gotOpened = true; }); + presenter.openPoll(createdResult.pollId); + REQUIRE(pumpUntil([&] { return gotOpened; })); + + polls::GetPollStateResult afterComment; + bool commented = false; + QObject::connect(&presenter, &polls::gui::PollPresenter::commentAdded, [&](polls::GetPollStateResult result) { + afterComment = std::move(result); + commented = true; + }); + presenter.addComment(polls::AddComment{.participantName = "alice", .body = "works for me"}); + REQUIRE(pumpUntil([&] { return commented; })); + REQUIRE_FALSE(presenter.busy()); + REQUIRE(afterComment.comments.size() == 1); + CHECK(afterComment.comments.front().body == "works for me"); + CHECK(afterComment.comments.front().participantName == "alice"); +} + +TEST_CASE("PollPresenter::finalizePoll marks the poll finalized given the admin token, all three backend modes", + "[polls][presenter]") { + const auto mode = GENERATE(Mode::Local, Mode::LocalSingleThread, Mode::Socket); + CAPTURE(mode); + DbFixture fixture; + auto rig = makeRig(mode); + polls::gui::PollPresenter presenter{rig->bridge(0), rig->executor()}; + + polls::CreatePollResult createdResult; + bool created = false; + QObject::connect(&presenter, &polls::gui::PollPresenter::created, + [&](polls::CreatePollResult result) { + createdResult = std::move(result); + created = true; + }); + presenter.createPoll(polls::CreatePoll{.title = "T", .options = {{"1"}, {"2"}}}); + REQUIRE(pumpUntil([&] { return created; })); + + polls::GetPollStateResult opened; + bool gotOpened = false; + QObject::connect(&presenter, &polls::gui::PollPresenter::opened, [&](polls::GetPollStateResult result) { + opened = std::move(result); + gotOpened = true; + }); + presenter.openPoll(createdResult.pollId); + REQUIRE(pumpUntil([&] { return gotOpened; })); + + // The bare (unsigned) admin token in Context::token is this rung's whole + // admin identity -- see this file's own top comment. + morph::session::Context ctx; + ctx.token = *createdResult.adminToken; + rig->bridge(0).setDefaultSession(ctx); + + polls::GetPollStateResult finalizedResult; + bool finalizedFired = false; + QObject::connect(&presenter, &polls::gui::PollPresenter::finalized, [&](polls::GetPollStateResult result) { + finalizedResult = std::move(result); + finalizedFired = true; + }); + presenter.finalizePoll(polls::FinalizePoll{.optionId = opened.options[0].id}); + REQUIRE(pumpUntil([&] { return finalizedFired; })); + REQUIRE_FALSE(presenter.busy()); + CHECK(finalizedResult.finalized == polls::Finalized::Yes); + CHECK(finalizedResult.finalizedOptionId == opened.options[0].id); +} + +TEST_CASE("PollPresenter::undoLastVoteChange reverses a participant's own last vote, all three backend modes", + "[polls][presenter]") { + const auto mode = GENERATE(Mode::Local, Mode::LocalSingleThread, Mode::Socket); + CAPTURE(mode); + DbFixture fixture; + auto rig = makeRig(mode); + polls::gui::PollPresenter presenter{rig->bridge(0), rig->executor()}; + + polls::CreatePollResult createdResult; + bool created = false; + QObject::connect(&presenter, &polls::gui::PollPresenter::created, + [&](polls::CreatePollResult result) { + createdResult = std::move(result); + created = true; + }); + presenter.createPoll(polls::CreatePoll{.title = "T", .options = {{"1"}, {"2"}}}); + REQUIRE(pumpUntil([&] { return created; })); + + polls::GetPollStateResult opened; + bool gotOpened = false; + QObject::connect(&presenter, &polls::gui::PollPresenter::opened, [&](polls::GetPollStateResult result) { + opened = std::move(result); + gotOpened = true; + }); + presenter.openPoll(createdResult.pollId); + REQUIRE(pumpUntil([&] { return gotOpened; })); + + bool submitted = false; + QObject::connect(&presenter, &polls::gui::PollPresenter::votesSubmitted, + [&](polls::GetPollStateResult) { submitted = true; }); + presenter.submitVotes(polls::SubmitVotes{ + .participantName = "alice", .votes = {{.optionId = opened.options[0].id, .choice = polls::VoteChoice::Yes}}}); + REQUIRE(pumpUntil([&] { return submitted; })); + + polls::UndoLastVoteChangeResult undoResult; + bool undone = false; + QObject::connect(&presenter, &polls::gui::PollPresenter::voteChangeUndone, + [&](polls::UndoLastVoteChangeResult result) { + undoResult = result; + undone = true; + }); + presenter.undoLastVoteChange(polls::UndoLastVoteChange{.participantName = "alice"}); + REQUIRE(pumpUntil([&] { return undone; })); + REQUIRE_FALSE(presenter.busy()); + CHECK(undoResult.restored == polls::Restored::Yes); + + polls::GetPollStateResult afterUndo; + bool gotState = false; + QObject::connect(&presenter, &polls::gui::PollPresenter::stateLoaded, [&](polls::GetPollStateResult result) { + afterUndo = std::move(result); + gotState = true; + }); + presenter.getPollState(polls::GetPollState{}); + REQUIRE(pumpUntil([&] { return gotState; })); + CHECK(afterUndo.votes.empty()); + CHECK(afterUndo.options[0].yesCount == polls::Count::fromDouble(0.0)); +} + +TEST_CASE("PollPresenter::getEventsSince returns every event recorded on this handler's attached poll, " + "all three backend modes", + "[polls][presenter]") { + const auto mode = GENERATE(Mode::Local, Mode::LocalSingleThread, Mode::Socket); + CAPTURE(mode); + DbFixture fixture; + auto rig = makeRig(mode); + polls::gui::PollPresenter presenter{rig->bridge(0), rig->executor()}; + + polls::CreatePollResult createdResult; + bool created = false; + QObject::connect(&presenter, &polls::gui::PollPresenter::created, + [&](polls::CreatePollResult result) { + createdResult = std::move(result); + created = true; + }); + presenter.createPoll(polls::CreatePoll{.title = "T", .options = {{"1"}, {"2"}}}); + REQUIRE(pumpUntil([&] { return created; })); + + polls::GetPollStateResult opened; + bool gotOpened = false; + QObject::connect(&presenter, &polls::gui::PollPresenter::opened, [&](polls::GetPollStateResult result) { + opened = std::move(result); + gotOpened = true; + }); + presenter.openPoll(createdResult.pollId); + REQUIRE(pumpUntil([&] { return gotOpened; })); + + bool submitted = false; + QObject::connect(&presenter, &polls::gui::PollPresenter::votesSubmitted, + [&](polls::GetPollStateResult) { submitted = true; }); + presenter.submitVotes(polls::SubmitVotes{ + .participantName = "alice", .votes = {{.optionId = opened.options[0].id, .choice = polls::VoteChoice::Yes}}}); + REQUIRE(pumpUntil([&] { return submitted; })); + + bool commented = false; + QObject::connect(&presenter, &polls::gui::PollPresenter::commentAdded, + [&](polls::GetPollStateResult) { commented = true; }); + presenter.addComment(polls::AddComment{.participantName = "alice", .body = "hi"}); + REQUIRE(pumpUntil([&] { return commented; })); + + polls::GetEventsSinceResult events; + bool gotEvents = false; + QObject::connect(&presenter, &polls::gui::PollPresenter::eventsReceived, + [&](polls::GetEventsSinceResult result) { + events = std::move(result); + gotEvents = true; + }); + presenter.getEventsSince(polls::GetEventsSince{}); + REQUIRE(pumpUntil([&] { return gotEvents; })); + REQUIRE_FALSE(presenter.busy()); + REQUIRE(events.events.size() == 2); + CHECK(events.events[0].kind == "vote"); + CHECK(events.events[1].kind == "comment"); + CHECK(events.events[0].id.value < events.events[1].id.value); +} + +TEST_CASE("Every PollPresenter validation-driven action routes its failure to failed(), not just createPoll()", + "[polls][presenter]") { + // Not a completeness ritual: `track()`'s third argument is attached + // per-call, and `Completion::onError` keeps only the *last* handler + // attached (docs/findings/023), so a mis-wired `onErr` on one action is + // invisible from every other action's tests. See + // test_bookmark_presenter.cpp's identical test for the full rationale. + // getPollState/getEventsSince are excluded here (both have + // `validate() { return true; }` unconditionally -- their only reachable + // failure is the genuine "never attached via openPoll" NotFound covered + // by the dedicated case below. + DbFixture fixture; + auto rig = makeRig(Mode::Local); + polls::gui::PollPresenter presenter{rig->bridge(0), rig->executor()}; + + QString failure; + int failures = 0; + QObject::connect(&presenter, &polls::gui::PollPresenter::failed, [&](QString message) { + failure = message; + ++failures; + }); + + // createPoll: empty title and no options both fail CreatePoll::validate(). + presenter.createPoll(polls::CreatePoll{}); + REQUIRE(pumpUntil([&] { return failures == 1; })); + REQUIRE_FALSE(presenter.busy()); + + // openPoll: an empty pollId fails OpenPoll::validate(). + presenter.openPoll(""); + REQUIRE(pumpUntil([&] { return failures == 2; })); + REQUIRE_FALSE(presenter.busy()); + + // submitVotes/updateVotes: empty participantName and empty votes both fail validate(). + presenter.submitVotes(polls::SubmitVotes{}); + REQUIRE(pumpUntil([&] { return failures == 3; })); + presenter.updateVotes(polls::UpdateVotes{}); + REQUIRE(pumpUntil([&] { return failures == 4; })); + REQUIRE_FALSE(presenter.busy()); + + // addComment: empty participantName/body fails validate(). + presenter.addComment(polls::AddComment{}); + REQUIRE(pumpUntil([&] { return failures == 5; })); + REQUIRE_FALSE(presenter.busy()); + + // finalizePoll: a disengaged optionId fails validate(). + presenter.finalizePoll(polls::FinalizePoll{}); + REQUIRE(pumpUntil([&] { return failures == 6; })); + REQUIRE_FALSE(presenter.busy()); + + // undoLastVoteChange: an empty participantName fails validate(). + presenter.undoLastVoteChange(polls::UndoLastVoteChange{}); + REQUIRE(pumpUntil([&] { return failures == 7; })); + REQUIRE_FALSE(presenter.busy()); + CHECK_FALSE(failure.isEmpty()); +} + +TEST_CASE("PollPresenter::getPollState and getEventsSince against a handler never attached via openPoll " + "emit failed, not a crash", + "[polls][presenter]") { + // PollModel::execute(GetPollState)/execute(GetEventsSince) both throw + // NotFound when this handler's own _pollId was never populated by a + // prior execute(OpenPoll) (poll_model.cpp) -- proves the presenter + // surfaces that as failed() rather than crashing, using a handler that + // never called openPoll() at all. + DbFixture fixture; + auto rig = makeRig(Mode::Local); + polls::gui::PollPresenter presenter{rig->bridge(0), rig->executor()}; + + QString failure; + int failures = 0; + QObject::connect(&presenter, &polls::gui::PollPresenter::failed, [&](QString message) { + failure = message; + ++failures; + }); + + presenter.getPollState(polls::GetPollState{}); + REQUIRE(pumpUntil([&] { return failures == 1; })); + REQUIRE_FALSE(presenter.busy()); + + presenter.getEventsSince(polls::GetEventsSince{}); + REQUIRE(pumpUntil([&] { return failures == 2; })); + CHECK_FALSE(failure.isEmpty()); + REQUIRE_FALSE(presenter.busy()); +} + +TEST_CASE("PollPresenter::finalizePoll with no session at all emits failed, not a crash", "[polls][presenter]") { + // Mirrors test_bookmark_presenter.cpp's own "no session at all" case, + // adapted to this rung's actual auth shape -- see this file's own top + // comment. createPoll/openPoll need no session at all (PollsAuthorizer + // permits everything, and neither action's model code checks + // session::current()); only finalizePoll's requireAdmin() genuinely + // checks Context::token, so a bridge that never had setDefaultSession + // called on it reaches that check with an empty token, which can never + // equal a real admin token. + DbFixture fixture; + auto rig = makeRig(Mode::Local); + polls::gui::PollPresenter presenter{rig->bridge(0), rig->executor()}; + + polls::CreatePollResult createdResult; + bool created = false; + QObject::connect(&presenter, &polls::gui::PollPresenter::created, + [&](polls::CreatePollResult result) { + createdResult = std::move(result); + created = true; + }); + presenter.createPoll(polls::CreatePoll{.title = "T", .options = {{"1"}, {"2"}}}); + REQUIRE(pumpUntil([&] { return created; })); + + polls::GetPollStateResult opened; + bool gotOpened = false; + QObject::connect(&presenter, &polls::gui::PollPresenter::opened, [&](polls::GetPollStateResult result) { + opened = std::move(result); + gotOpened = true; + }); + presenter.openPoll(createdResult.pollId); + REQUIRE(pumpUntil([&] { return gotOpened; })); + + QString failure; + bool failed = false; + QObject::connect(&presenter, &polls::gui::PollPresenter::failed, [&](QString message) { + failure = message; + failed = true; + }); + presenter.finalizePoll(polls::FinalizePoll{.optionId = opened.options[0].id}); + REQUIRE(pumpUntil([&] { return failed; })); + CHECK_FALSE(failure.isEmpty()); + REQUIRE_FALSE(presenter.busy()); +} diff --git a/examples/polls/tests/test_poll_qml_bridges.cpp b/examples/polls/tests/test_poll_qml_bridges.cpp new file mode 100644 index 00000000..ab0daf4e --- /dev/null +++ b/examples/polls/tests/test_poll_qml_bridges.cpp @@ -0,0 +1,496 @@ +// SPDX-License-Identifier: Apache-2.0 +// +// The QML-adapter layer's own suite: `PollBridge` (`gui_lib/poll_qml_bridges.hpp`) +// and the `PollFormsController` it wraps (`gui_lib/poll_forms_controller.hpp`) +// — everything that stands between `PollPresenter`/`PollModel` and +// `gui/qml/{Main,CreatePollView,VoteView}.qml`. Mirrors +// examples/bookmarks/tests/test_bookmark_qml_bridges.cpp's shape and +// rationale (rung 2's Task 18) — read that file's own header comment for why +// this layer needs its own suite distinct from test_poll_presenter.cpp; the +// same reasoning applies verbatim here (QML binds by *string*, so a renamed +// key, a mistyped action id or a changed signal signature is not a compile +// error anywhere). +// +// One thing this suite proves that has no rung-2 analogue at all: that every +// already-open-poll action really does share PollFormsController's one +// `BridgeHandler` correctly. PollModel is this +// rung's shared/keyed model (rung 2's three models are all plain); a second, +// independently-attached handler for e.g. AddComment would fail "handler not +// bound" until it separately attached — the "openPoll then AddComment/ +// FinalizePoll/UndoLastVoteChange/submitVotes/updateVotes/refresh/ +// getEventsSince all succeed" cases below are the direct proof that never +// happens here (see poll_forms_controller.hpp's own doc comment for the full +// design rationale). + +#include "poll_qml_bridges.hpp" +#include "poll_schemas.hpp" +#include "polls/auth/polls_authorizer.hpp" +#include "testkit/backend_rig.hpp" +#include "testkit/db_fixture.hpp" +#include "testkit/pump.hpp" + +#include + +#include +#include +#include +#include +#include +#include +#include +#include +#include + +#include +#include +#include +#include + +namespace { + +using morph::ladder::testkit::BackendRig; +using morph::ladder::testkit::DbFixture; +using morph::ladder::testkit::Mode; +using morph::ladder::testkit::pumpUntil; + +/// @brief Builds a rig with a fresh `PollsAuthorizer` — every polls test +/// file that touches `Mode::Socket` passes an explicit authorizer; +/// this suite stays on `Mode::Local` throughout (the presenter suite +/// already covers the full backend-mode matrix per action), but +/// matches the same construction shape for consistency. +[[nodiscard]] std::unique_ptr makeRig() { + return std::make_unique(Mode::Local, 1, std::make_shared()); +} + +/// @brief How many methods a class declares itself (signals + `Q_INVOKABLE`s), +/// i.e. excluding everything it inherits from `QObject`. +[[nodiscard]] int ownMethodCount(const QMetaObject* meta) { return meta->methodCount() - meta->methodOffset(); } + +/// @brief One `pollBridge.createPoll(title, optionLabels)` round trip. +/// @param bridge The bridge to create through. +/// @param title The poll's title. +/// @param optionLabels Candidate option labels. +/// @return `{ok, bag-or-message}` from the single `created`/`failed` signal. +[[nodiscard]] std::pair createVia(polls::gui::PollBridge& bridge, const QString& title, + const QVariantList& optionLabels) { + QVariantMap bag; + QString failure; + bool settled = false; + bool ok = false; + const auto onCreated = QObject::connect(&bridge, &polls::gui::PollBridge::created, [&](const QVariantMap& result) { + bag = result; + ok = true; + settled = true; + }); + const auto onFailed = QObject::connect(&bridge, &polls::gui::PollBridge::failed, [&](const QString& message) { + failure = message; + ok = false; + settled = true; + }); + bridge.createPoll(title, optionLabels); + REQUIRE(pumpUntil([&] { return settled; })); + QObject::disconnect(onCreated); + QObject::disconnect(onFailed); + if (!ok) { + bag.insert(QStringLiteral("__error"), failure); + } + return {ok, bag}; +} + +/// @brief One `pollBridge.openPoll(pollId)` round trip. +/// @param bridge The bridge to open through. +/// @param pollId The poll to attach to. +/// @return `{ok, state-bag-or-message}` from the single `opened`/`failed` signal. +[[nodiscard]] std::pair openVia(polls::gui::PollBridge& bridge, const QString& pollId) { + QVariantMap bag; + QString failure; + bool settled = false; + bool ok = false; + const auto onOpened = QObject::connect(&bridge, &polls::gui::PollBridge::opened, [&](const QVariantMap& state) { + bag = state; + ok = true; + settled = true; + }); + const auto onFailed = QObject::connect(&bridge, &polls::gui::PollBridge::failed, [&](const QString& message) { + failure = message; + ok = false; + settled = true; + }); + bridge.openPoll(pollId); + REQUIRE(pumpUntil([&] { return settled; })); + QObject::disconnect(onOpened); + QObject::disconnect(onFailed); + if (!ok) { + bag.insert(QStringLiteral("__error"), failure); + } + return {ok, bag}; +} + +/// @brief One `stateChanged`/`failed` round trip driven by @p act (e.g. +/// `refresh`, `submitVotes`, `updateVotes`). +/// @param bridge The bridge the action runs against. +/// @param act Callable that triggers exactly one such round trip. +/// @return `{ok, state-bag-or-message}`. +template +[[nodiscard]] std::pair stateChangeVia(polls::gui::PollBridge& bridge, Act act) { + QVariantMap bag; + QString failure; + bool settled = false; + bool ok = false; + const auto onChanged = + QObject::connect(&bridge, &polls::gui::PollBridge::stateChanged, [&](const QVariantMap& state) { + bag = state; + ok = true; + settled = true; + }); + const auto onFailed = QObject::connect(&bridge, &polls::gui::PollBridge::failed, [&](const QString& message) { + failure = message; + ok = false; + settled = true; + }); + act(); + REQUIRE(pumpUntil([&] { return settled; })); + QObject::disconnect(onChanged); + QObject::disconnect(onFailed); + if (!ok) { + bag.insert(QStringLiteral("__error"), failure); + } + return {ok, bag}; +} + +/// @brief One `pollBridge.submitIfValid(actionType, bodyJson)` round trip. +/// @param bridge The bridge to submit through. +/// @param actionType The schema-driven action id. +/// @param bodyJson The `DynamicForm`-shaped JSON body. +/// @return `{ok, payload}` from the single `replyReceived`. +[[nodiscard]] std::pair submitVia(polls::gui::PollBridge& bridge, const QString& actionType, + const QString& bodyJson) { + bool ok = false; + QString payload; + QString echoedType; + bool replied = false; + const auto connection = QObject::connect(&bridge, &polls::gui::PollBridge::replyReceived, + [&](const QString& type, bool succeeded, const QString& body) { + echoedType = type; + ok = succeeded; + payload = body; + replied = true; + }); + bridge.submitIfValid(actionType, bodyJson); + REQUIRE(pumpUntil([&] { return replied; })); + QObject::disconnect(connection); + // VoteView.qml:98-106 dispatches on the echoed type, so a normalised or + // empty echo would misroute every outcome on that screen. + REQUIRE(echoedType == actionType); + return {ok, payload}; +} + +/// @brief Finds the first option's `id` in a `GetPollStateResult` bag's +/// `options` list. +/// @param stateBag A bag as `opened`/`stateChanged` carries it. +/// @return The first option's numeric id. +[[nodiscard]] qlonglong firstOptionId(const QVariantMap& stateBag) { + const QVariantList options = stateBag.value(QStringLiteral("options")).toList(); + REQUIRE_FALSE(options.isEmpty()); + return options.front().toMap().value(QStringLiteral("id")).toLongLong(); +} + +} // namespace + +// ═════════════════════════════════════════════════════════════════════════ +// The QML-visible surface: names and signatures QML binds by string +// ═════════════════════════════════════════════════════════════════════════ + +TEST_CASE("PollBridge exposes exactly the surface Main.qml/CreatePollView.qml/VoteView.qml bind against", + "[polls][gui][qml-bridges]") { + DbFixture fixture; + auto rig = makeRig(); + polls::gui::PollBridge bridge{rig->bridge(0), rig->executor()}; + + const QMetaObject* meta = bridge.metaObject(); + + // `root.pollBridge.schemasJson` — Main.qml. + REQUIRE(meta->indexOfProperty("schemasJson") >= 0); + CHECK(meta->property(meta->indexOfProperty("schemasJson")).isConstant()); + CHECK(meta->propertyCount() - meta->propertyOffset() == 1); + + // `page.pollBridge.createPoll(...)` — CreatePollView.qml. + REQUIRE(meta->indexOfMethod("createPoll(QString,QVariantList)") >= 0); + // `page.pollBridge.openPoll(...)` — VoteView.qml (Component.onCompleted) + // and Main.qml's landing screen. + REQUIRE(meta->indexOfMethod("openPoll(QString)") >= 0); + REQUIRE(meta->indexOfMethod("refresh()") >= 0); + REQUIRE(meta->indexOfMethod("submitVotes(QString,QVariantList)") >= 0); + REQUIRE(meta->indexOfMethod("updateVotes(QString,QVariantList)") >= 0); + REQUIRE(meta->indexOfMethod("setAdminToken(QString)") >= 0); + REQUIRE(meta->indexOfMethod("submitIfValid(QString,QString)") >= 0); + REQUIRE(meta->indexOfMethod("stopPolling()") >= 0); + + REQUIRE(meta->indexOfSignal("created(QVariantMap)") >= 0); + REQUIRE(meta->indexOfSignal("opened(QVariantMap)") >= 0); + REQUIRE(meta->indexOfSignal("stateChanged(QVariantMap)") >= 0); + REQUIRE(meta->indexOfSignal("eventReceived(QVariantMap)") >= 0); + REQUIRE(meta->indexOfSignal("replyReceived(QString,bool,QString)") >= 0); + REQUIRE(meta->indexOfSignal("pollingStopped(QString)") >= 0); + REQUIRE(meta->indexOfSignal("failed(QString)") >= 0); + + // Nothing else: an adapter method with no binding site is a stub, and one + // removed from under a binding is a silent runtime gap. + CHECK(ownMethodCount(meta) == 15); + + // The property's value is the shared schema document, verbatim — the + // same one every shell builds (poll_schemas.hpp exists so they cannot + // diverge), and `JSON.parse`-able, since Main.qml does exactly that. + CHECK(bridge.schemasJson().toStdString() == polls::gui::pollSchemasJson()); + const QJsonDocument schemas = QJsonDocument::fromJson(bridge.schemasJson().toUtf8()); + REQUIRE(schemas.isObject()); + for (const char* actionType : {"AddComment", "FinalizePoll", "UndoLastVoteChange"}) { + INFO("missing schema: " << actionType); + CHECK(schemas.object().contains(QString::fromLatin1(actionType))); + } + CHECK(schemas.object().size() == 3); +} + +// ═════════════════════════════════════════════════════════════════════════ +// createPoll / openPoll +// ═════════════════════════════════════════════════════════════════════════ + +TEST_CASE("PollBridge::createPoll emits a {pollId, adminToken, participantToken} bag with no leaked field", + "[polls][gui][qml-bridges]") { + DbFixture fixture; + auto rig = makeRig(); + polls::gui::PollBridge bridge{rig->bridge(0), rig->executor()}; + + const auto [ok, bag] = + createVia(bridge, QStringLiteral("Team offsite"), QVariantList{QStringLiteral("2026-09-01"), QStringLiteral("2026-09-02")}); + REQUIRE(ok); + for (const char* key : {"pollId", "adminToken", "participantToken"}) { + INFO("missing key: " << key); + REQUIRE(bag.contains(QString::fromLatin1(key))); + } + CHECK(bag.size() == 3); + CHECK_FALSE(bag.value(QStringLiteral("pollId")).toString().isEmpty()); + CHECK_FALSE(bag.value(QStringLiteral("adminToken")).toString().isEmpty()); + CHECK_FALSE(bag.value(QStringLiteral("participantToken")).toString().isEmpty()); +} + +TEST_CASE("PollBridge::createPoll with fewer than two options emits failed, not a crash", + "[polls][gui][qml-bridges]") { + DbFixture fixture; + auto rig = makeRig(); + polls::gui::PollBridge bridge{rig->bridge(0), rig->executor()}; + + const auto [ok, bag] = createVia(bridge, QStringLiteral("T"), QVariantList{QStringLiteral("only one")}); + CHECK_FALSE(ok); + CHECK_FALSE(bag.value(QStringLiteral("__error")).toString().isEmpty()); +} + +TEST_CASE("PollBridge::openPoll emits the poll's full state, and a bad pollId emits failed", + "[polls][gui][qml-bridges]") { + DbFixture fixture; + auto rig = makeRig(); + polls::gui::PollBridge bridge{rig->bridge(0), rig->executor()}; + + const auto [created, createdBag] = + createVia(bridge, QStringLiteral("Lunch spot"), QVariantList{QStringLiteral("Cafe"), QStringLiteral("Diner")}); + REQUIRE(created); + const QString pollId = createdBag.value(QStringLiteral("pollId")).toString(); + + const auto [ok, state] = openVia(bridge, pollId); + REQUIRE(ok); + for (const char* key : {"pollId", "title", "finalized", "finalizedOptionId", "options", "votes", "comments", + "lastEventId"}) { + INFO("missing key: " << key); + REQUIRE(state.contains(QString::fromLatin1(key))); + } + CHECK(state.size() == 8); + CHECK(state.value(QStringLiteral("pollId")).toString() == pollId); + CHECK(state.value(QStringLiteral("title")).toString() == QStringLiteral("Lunch spot")); + CHECK_FALSE(state.value(QStringLiteral("finalized")).toBool()); + // Unengaged (no finalize yet, freshly opened -- lastEventId not yet + // advanced): both render as -1, this rung's "not entered" sentinel. + CHECK(state.value(QStringLiteral("finalizedOptionId")).toLongLong() == -1); + CHECK(state.value(QStringLiteral("lastEventId")).toLongLong() == -1); + const QVariantList options = state.value(QStringLiteral("options")).toList(); + REQUIRE(options.size() == 2); + CHECK(options[0].toMap().value(QStringLiteral("label")).toString() == QStringLiteral("Cafe")); + CHECK(options[0].toMap().value(QStringLiteral("yesCount")).toString() == QStringLiteral("0")); + + const auto [badOk, badBag] = openVia(bridge, QStringLiteral("no-such-poll-id")); + CHECK_FALSE(badOk); + CHECK_FALSE(badBag.value(QStringLiteral("__error")).toString().isEmpty()); +} + +// ═════════════════════════════════════════════════════════════════════════ +// The shared-handler proof: openPoll, then every other action on the same +// poll, all through PollFormsController's one BridgeHandler +// ═════════════════════════════════════════════════════════════════════════ + +TEST_CASE("PollBridge threads openPoll's attach through every later action on the same poll", + "[polls][gui][qml-bridges]") { + DbFixture fixture; + auto rig = makeRig(); + polls::gui::PollBridge bridge{rig->bridge(0), rig->executor()}; + + const auto [created, createdBag] = + createVia(bridge, QStringLiteral("T"), QVariantList{QStringLiteral("1"), QStringLiteral("2")}); + REQUIRE(created); + const QString pollId = createdBag.value(QStringLiteral("pollId")).toString(); + const QString adminToken = createdBag.value(QStringLiteral("adminToken")).toString(); + + const auto [opened, openedState] = openVia(bridge, pollId); + REQUIRE(opened); + const qlonglong optionId = firstOptionId(openedState); + + // submitVotes -- would fail "handler not bound" if PollFormsController + // used a second, independently-attached handler instead of reusing the + // one openPoll() just attached. + const auto [votedOk, votedState] = stateChangeVia(bridge, [&] { + bridge.submitVotes(QStringLiteral("alice"), + QVariantList{QVariantMap{{"optionId", optionId}, {"choice", QStringLiteral("Yes")}}}); + }); + REQUIRE(votedOk); + const QVariantList votedOptions = votedState.value(QStringLiteral("options")).toList(); + CHECK(votedOptions.front().toMap().value(QStringLiteral("yesCount")).toString() == QStringLiteral("1")); + + // updateVotes -- same handler, different action. + const auto [updatedOk, updatedState] = stateChangeVia(bridge, [&] { + bridge.updateVotes(QStringLiteral("alice"), + QVariantList{QVariantMap{{"optionId", optionId}, {"choice", QStringLiteral("No")}}}); + }); + REQUIRE(updatedOk); + const QVariantList updatedOptions = updatedState.value(QStringLiteral("options")).toList(); + CHECK(updatedOptions.front().toMap().value(QStringLiteral("yesCount")).toString() == QStringLiteral("0")); + CHECK(updatedOptions.front().toMap().value(QStringLiteral("noCount")).toString() == QStringLiteral("1")); + + // AddComment -- schema-driven, via submitIfValid. + const auto [commentOk, commentPayload] = + submitVia(bridge, QStringLiteral("AddComment"), + QStringLiteral(R"({"participantName":"alice","body":"works for me"})")); + REQUIRE(commentOk); + CHECK(commentPayload.contains(QStringLiteral("works for me"))); + + // refresh -- a plain GetPollState against the same attached handler. + const auto [refreshedOk, refreshedState] = stateChangeVia(bridge, [&] { bridge.refresh(); }); + REQUIRE(refreshedOk); + CHECK(refreshedState.value(QStringLiteral("comments")).toList().size() == 1); + + // UndoLastVoteChange -- schema-driven; its result is UndoLastVoteChangeResult, + // not GetPollStateResult, so the payload shape differs from the others. + const auto [undoOk, undoPayload] = + submitVia(bridge, QStringLiteral("UndoLastVoteChange"), QStringLiteral(R"({"participantName":"alice"})")); + REQUIRE(undoOk); + // `"Yes"`, not `true`: `UndoLastVoteChangeResult::restored` is the + // two-enumerator `polls::Restored`, reflected by its own `glz::meta` + // as the enumerator name (IMPLEMENTATION.md rule 3 -- no bare bools + // in DTO fields, on the wire or off it). + CHECK(undoPayload.contains(QStringLiteral("\"restored\":\"Yes\""))); + + // FinalizePoll -- admin-token-gated; fails without the token, succeeds + // once PollBridge::setAdminToken installs it, and both dispatch through + // the same attached handler as everything above. + const auto [deniedOk, deniedPayload] = + submitVia(bridge, QStringLiteral("FinalizePoll"), QStringLiteral(R"({"optionId":%1})").arg(optionId)); + CHECK_FALSE(deniedOk); + CHECK_FALSE(deniedPayload.isEmpty()); + + bridge.setAdminToken(adminToken); + const auto [finalizedOk, finalizedPayload] = + submitVia(bridge, QStringLiteral("FinalizePoll"), QStringLiteral(R"({"optionId":%1})").arg(optionId)); + REQUIRE(finalizedOk); + CHECK(finalizedPayload.contains(QStringLiteral("\"finalized\":\"Yes\""))); +} + +// ═════════════════════════════════════════════════════════════════════════ +// submitIfValid's allow-list (finding 034's guard) +// ═════════════════════════════════════════════════════════════════════════ + +TEST_CASE("PollBridge::submitIfValid refuses an action outside the schema document instead of mis-dispatching it", + "[polls][gui][qml-bridges]") { + // OpenPoll in particular: dispatching it through executeJson on an + // AllowShared handler silently skips the payload-keyed attach step + // (docs/findings/034) -- PollFormsController::submitIfValid refuses it + // by name before that path is ever reached. + DbFixture fixture; + auto rig = makeRig(); + polls::gui::PollBridge bridge{rig->bridge(0), rig->executor()}; + + for (const auto& actionType : {QStringLiteral("OpenPoll"), QStringLiteral("SubmitVotes"), + QStringLiteral("CreatePoll"), QStringLiteral("NotEvenReal")}) { + const auto [ok, payload] = submitVia(bridge, actionType, QStringLiteral("{}")); + INFO(actionType.toStdString()); + CHECK_FALSE(ok); + CHECK(payload.contains(QStringLiteral("not a schema-driven action"))); + } +} + +// ═════════════════════════════════════════════════════════════════════════ +// The live, event-driven results display -- EventPoller wired to a real view +// ═════════════════════════════════════════════════════════════════════════ + +TEST_CASE("PollBridge's EventPoller applies a live event and refreshes state, end to end", + "[polls][gui][qml-bridges][event-poller]") { + // The one genuinely slow case in this suite, deliberately: it proves the + // *real* production wiring (PollBridge's Dispatch closure over + // PollFormsController::getEventsSince, ticking on EventPoller's real + // default 3s interval -- see event_poller.hpp's own "Default poll + // interval" section) rather than a manually-driven pollOnce(), which + // PollBridge does not expose (it owns the poller privately, matching a + // real view). test_event_poller.cpp already covers the class's own + // mechanics exhaustively with an artificial long interval + manual + // ticks; this is the one place in the whole ladder that proves the + // *wiring* to a real screen's adapter actually ticks on its own. + DbFixture fixture; + auto rig = makeRig(); + polls::gui::PollBridge bridge{rig->bridge(0), rig->executor()}; + + const auto [created, createdBag] = + createVia(bridge, QStringLiteral("T"), QVariantList{QStringLiteral("1"), QStringLiteral("2")}); + REQUIRE(created); + const QString pollId = createdBag.value(QStringLiteral("pollId")).toString(); + + const auto [opened, openedState] = openVia(bridge, pollId); + REQUIRE(opened); + const qlonglong optionId = firstOptionId(openedState); + + // A vote after openPoll writes one PollEvent (kind "vote") -- the + // increment the next tick should pick up. + const auto [votedOk, votedState] = stateChangeVia(bridge, [&] { + bridge.submitVotes(QStringLiteral("alice"), + QVariantList{QVariantMap{{"optionId", optionId}, {"choice", QStringLiteral("Yes")}}}); + }); + REQUIRE(votedOk); + static_cast(votedState); + + QVariantMap event; + bool eventSeen = false; + QVariantMap resynced; + bool resyncSeen = false; + const auto onEvent = + QObject::connect(&bridge, &polls::gui::PollBridge::eventReceived, [&](const QVariantMap& e) { + event = e; + eventSeen = true; + }); + const auto onResync = + QObject::connect(&bridge, &polls::gui::PollBridge::stateChanged, [&](const QVariantMap& s) { + resynced = s; + resyncSeen = true; + }); + + // kDefaultInterval is 3000ms; a 6s budget comfortably covers one real + // tick plus dispatch/round-trip overhead without hardcoding a tighter + // margin that would make this test flaky on a loaded CI runner. + REQUIRE(pumpUntil([&] { return eventSeen; }, std::chrono::milliseconds{6000})); + QObject::disconnect(onEvent); + + CHECK(event.value(QStringLiteral("kind")).toString() == QStringLiteral("vote")); + CHECK_FALSE(event.value(QStringLiteral("summary")).toString().isEmpty()); + CHECK(event.value(QStringLiteral("id")).toLongLong() > 0); + + // onEventApplied schedules a debounced refresh() right after -- give it + // a further short budget on the same event loop. + REQUIRE(pumpUntil([&] { return resyncSeen; }, std::chrono::milliseconds{2000})); + QObject::disconnect(onResync); + CHECK(resynced.value(QStringLiteral("pollId")).toString() == pollId); +} + diff --git a/examples/polls/tests/test_polls_authorizer.cpp b/examples/polls/tests/test_polls_authorizer.cpp new file mode 100644 index 00000000..710b500d --- /dev/null +++ b/examples/polls/tests/test_polls_authorizer.cpp @@ -0,0 +1,61 @@ +// SPDX-License-Identifier: Apache-2.0 +// +// PollsAuthorizer's own suite (Task 7). Unlike bookmarks' authorizer, there +// is no signed-token verification to exercise here (see the header's own +// @file comment) -- every hook is unconditionally permissive, so these +// tests confirm exactly that against the real morph::session::IAuthorizer +// signatures, not against a guessed shape. +#include "polls/auth/polls_authorizer.hpp" + +#include +#include + +using morph::session::Context; +using polls::auth::PollsAuthorizer; + +TEST_CASE("PollsAuthorizer::authorize admits every call -- there is no signed token to verify in this rung", + "[polls][auth]") { + const PollsAuthorizer authorizer; + const Context anonymous; // no token at all + CHECK(authorizer.authorize(anonymous, "PollModel", "FinalizePoll")); + CHECK(authorizer.authorize(anonymous, "PollModel", "SubmitVotes")); + + Context withToken; + withToken.token = "not-a-signed-anything"; + CHECK(authorizer.authorize(withToken, "PollModel", "FinalizePoll")); +} + +TEST_CASE("PollsAuthorizer::authorizeRegister admits every register, per finding 027's shared-registration scope", + "[polls][auth]") { + const PollsAuthorizer authorizer; + + // `anonymous` is not hypothetical: it is what RemoteServer always passes + // here, for every client, because wire::makeRegister/wire::makeRegisterShared + // both carry no session (docs/findings/027-register-envelope-carries-no-session.md, + // extended to the keyed/shared path by this rung's own README design + // decision 2). + const Context anonymous; + CHECK(authorizer.authorizeRegister(anonymous, "PollModel")); + + // A stamped principal changes nothing -- the decision does not key on it. + Context authenticated; + authenticated.principal = "alice"; + CHECK(authorizer.authorizeRegister(authenticated, "PollModel")); +} + +TEST_CASE("PollsAuthorizer::authorizeInstance admits every instance operation -- no owner concept in this rung", + "[polls][auth]") { + const PollsAuthorizer authorizer; + const Context asAlice = [] { + Context ctx; + ctx.principal = "alice"; + return ctx; + }(); + + // No recorded owner (the only case finding 027 ever actually produces)... + CHECK(authorizer.authorizeInstance(asAlice, "PollModel", "FinalizePoll", 1, "")); + // ...and even a non-empty ownerPrincipal (hypothetical -- see the header's + // own doc comment: PollModel has no per-caller ownership concept at all, + // only the admin/participant token check FinalizePoll performs itself). + CHECK(authorizer.authorizeInstance(asAlice, "PollModel", "FinalizePoll", 1, "someone-else")); +} diff --git a/examples/polls/tests/test_polls_schema.cpp b/examples/polls/tests/test_polls_schema.cpp new file mode 100644 index 00000000..a94fafcd --- /dev/null +++ b/examples/polls/tests/test_polls_schema.cpp @@ -0,0 +1,132 @@ +// SPDX-License-Identifier: Apache-2.0 +#include "polls/db/poll_entity.hpp" +#include "testkit/db_fixture.hpp" + +#include +#include + +using morph::ladder::testkit::DbFixture; + +TEST_CASE("The polls schema creates all six tables and a poll round-trips", "[polls][db]") { + DbFixture fixture; + Lightweight::DataMapper mapper; + + polls::db::PollRecord poll; + poll.pollId = Light::SqlAnsiString{"poll-abc"}; + poll.adminToken = Light::SqlAnsiString{"admin-xyz"}; + poll.participantToken = Light::SqlAnsiString{"part-xyz"}; + poll.title = "Team offsite"; + poll.createdAtMs = 1000; + mapper.Create(poll); + REQUIRE(poll.id.Value() != 0); + + polls::db::OptionRecord opt; + opt.poll = poll; + opt.label = "2026-09-01"; + opt.sortOrder = 0; + mapper.Create(opt); + REQUIRE(opt.id.Value() != 0); + + auto loadedOptions = mapper.Query() + .Where(::Lightweight::FieldNameOf<&polls::db::OptionRecord::poll>, "=", poll.id.Value()) + .All(); + REQUIRE(loadedOptions.size() == 1); + CHECK(loadedOptions.front().label.Value() == "2026-09-01"); + + // The remaining four tables are read via a plain Query().Where(...) + // on the poll's own id, never through an embedded relation field on + // PollRecord -- see this rung's Global Constraints, and poll_entity.hpp's + // file comment. + polls::db::VoteRecord vote; + vote.poll = poll; + vote.option = opt; + vote.participantName = "alice"; + vote.choice = std::uint8_t{0}; + mapper.Create(vote); + REQUIRE(vote.id.Value() != 0); + + polls::db::CommentRecord comment; + comment.poll = poll; + comment.participantName = "alice"; + comment.body = "See you there!"; + comment.createdAtMs = 1001; + mapper.Create(comment); + REQUIRE(comment.id.Value() != 0); + + polls::db::VoteHistoryRecord history; + history.poll = poll; + history.participantName = "alice"; + history.previousVotesJson = "[]"; + history.createdAtMs = 1002; + mapper.Create(history); + REQUIRE(history.id.Value() != 0); + + polls::db::PollEventRecord event; + event.poll = poll; + event.kind = "vote"; + event.summary = "alice voted"; + event.createdAtMs = 1003; + mapper.Create(event); + REQUIRE(event.id.Value() != 0); + + auto loadedVotes = mapper.Query() + .Where(::Lightweight::FieldNameOf<&polls::db::VoteRecord::poll>, "=", poll.id.Value()) + .All(); + REQUIRE(loadedVotes.size() == 1); + CHECK(loadedVotes.front().participantName.Value() == "alice"); +} + +TEST_CASE("Duplicate (pollId, participantName, optionId) votes are rejected by the unique index", + "[polls][db]") { + DbFixture fixture; + Lightweight::DataMapper mapper; + + polls::db::PollRecord poll; + poll.pollId = Light::SqlAnsiString{"poll-dup"}; + poll.adminToken = Light::SqlAnsiString{"admin-dup"}; + poll.participantToken = Light::SqlAnsiString{"part-dup"}; + poll.title = "Dup test"; + poll.createdAtMs = 1000; + mapper.Create(poll); + + polls::db::OptionRecord opt; + opt.poll = poll; + opt.label = "2026-09-02"; + opt.sortOrder = 0; + mapper.Create(opt); + + polls::db::VoteRecord first; + first.poll = poll; + first.option = opt; + first.participantName = "bob"; + first.choice = std::uint8_t{0}; + mapper.Create(first); + + // A retried SubmitVotes (Task 6) must not double-count -- this is the + // exact index the VoteRecord doc comment names. + polls::db::VoteRecord second; + second.poll = poll; + second.option = opt; + second.participantName = "bob"; + second.choice = std::uint8_t{1}; + CHECK_THROWS_AS(mapper.Create(second), Lightweight::SqlException); +} + +TEST_CASE("PollRecord has no relation-typed member -- Update() must compile", "[polls][db]") { + // A compile-time proof, not a runtime assertion: if PollRecord ever grows + // an embedded HasMany/HasManyThrough field, this line stops compiling + // with the exact "no member IsModified" error the Global Constraints + // section documents. + DbFixture fixture; + Lightweight::DataMapper mapper; + + polls::db::PollRecord poll; + poll.pollId = Light::SqlAnsiString{"poll-upd"}; + poll.adminToken = Light::SqlAnsiString{"admin-upd"}; + poll.participantToken = Light::SqlAnsiString{"part-upd"}; + poll.title = "Before"; + poll.createdAtMs = 1; + mapper.Create(poll); + poll.title = "After"; + CHECK_NOTHROW(mapper.Update(poll)); +} diff --git a/examples/polls/tests/test_polls_types.cpp b/examples/polls/tests/test_polls_types.cpp new file mode 100644 index 00000000..be3f0333 --- /dev/null +++ b/examples/polls/tests/test_polls_types.cpp @@ -0,0 +1,28 @@ +// SPDX-License-Identifier: Apache-2.0 +#include "polls/core/errors.hpp" +#include "polls/core/types.hpp" + +#include +#include + +TEST_CASE("OptionId/PollEventId are independently hasValue()-capable", "[polls][types]") { + CHECK_FALSE(polls::OptionId{}.hasValue()); + CHECK(polls::OptionId{.value = 1}.hasValue()); + CHECK_FALSE(polls::PollEventId{}.hasValue()); + CHECK(polls::PollEventId{.value = 1}.hasValue()); +} + +TEST_CASE("OptionId equality follows the payload", "[polls][types]") { + CHECK(polls::OptionId{.value = 5} == polls::OptionId{.value = 5}); + CHECK_FALSE(polls::OptionId{.value = 5} == polls::OptionId{.value = 6}); +} + +TEST_CASE("kTokenBytes is a plausible unguessable-token length", "[polls][types]") { + STATIC_REQUIRE(polls::kTokenBytes >= 16); // enough entropy to resist guessing +} + +TEST_CASE("PollsError hierarchy: each derived type carries its own message", "[polls][types]") { + CHECK(std::string_view{polls::NotFound{"poll not found"}.what()} == "poll not found"); + CHECK(std::string_view{polls::Forbidden{"not the admin"}.what()} == "not the admin"); + CHECK(std::string_view{polls::Conflict{"already finalized"}.what()} == "already finalized"); +} diff --git a/examples/polls/tests/test_shared_instance_lifecycle.cpp b/examples/polls/tests/test_shared_instance_lifecycle.cpp new file mode 100644 index 00000000..9e0eabfb --- /dev/null +++ b/examples/polls/tests/test_shared_instance_lifecycle.cpp @@ -0,0 +1,358 @@ +// SPDX-License-Identifier: Apache-2.0 +// +// Task 12: three genuinely new pieces of coverage this rung's README names as +// "Expected strain points" that no task above already covers. +// +// 1. The backend-mode matrix for the *keyed* attach path: CreatePoll (a +// direct, non-keyed call over a plain BridgeHandler, exactly like +// test_poll_model.cpp's own instance-rebirth test's "creator" handler and +// test_app.cpp's own "creator") -> handler.execute(OpenPoll{pollId}) to +// attach -> SubmitVotes -> GetPollState, across Mode::Local, +// Mode::LocalSingleThread, Mode::Socket. Mirrors rung 2's Task 14 +// (examples/bookmarks/tests/test_bookmark_model.cpp's own +// GENERATE(Mode::Local, Mode::LocalSingleThread, Mode::Socket) matrix), +// but rung 2's matrix only ever proved the *plain-registration* path; +// this proves the *keyed* attach path (registerModelShared/attachModel, +// docs/spec/core/shared_instances.md) works identically across all three +// modes. +// 2. Shared-instance lifetime: N BridgeHandler +// instances attach to the same pollId, observe each other's writes, and +// handler.instances() reflects the instance's real lifetime (present +// while attached, absent once every attacher has released it) -- the +// DoD's own "handler.instances() for an organizer dashboard" requirement. +// 3. Poisoned-instance attach: docs/spec/core/shared_instances.md's +// "Failure modes" section documents that an instance whose very first +// action's outcome fails is marked and evicted from the directory "the +// next time anyone else attaches to that key -- not immediately", and +// that "the handler that hit the failure does not self-heal: its primary +// is already set to the poisoned key, so retrying the same keyed action +// re-points nowhere (attachHandler's no-op-on-same-primary guard skips +// the backend entirely) -- it keeps its broken instance". This test +// attaches to a bad pollId twice from the *same* handler: the second +// execute() never re-attaches (same primary, no-op guard), it just +// re-dispatches OpenPoll against the same broken instance, and +// PollModel::execute(OpenPoll) re-runs loadPollByPollId() on every call +// (poll_model.cpp) -- so both attempts fail identically with NotFound, +// proving there is no silently half-hydrated success on retry. +// +// Task 13: the last model-layer test task before the rung moves to +// presenters/GUI. +// +// 1. Cross-poll admin-token isolation: PollModel is keyed per-poll (each +// poll is its own shared instance), so a participant token from poll A +// must not let its holder finalize poll B. Written explicitly (rather +// than assumed from the per-instance keying alone) because a bug in +// requireAdmin()'s poll-row lookup could silently pass. +// 2. Bridge::setExecuteDeadline recovers a call the real rate limiter +// (QtWebSocketServerConfig::messagesPerSecond) silently drops -- the +// DoD's "run this rung's harness with messagesPerSecond configured ON" +// requirement, proven end to end (not merely at the framework-prereqs +// plan's own unit-test level) for the first time in this rung. +// 3. The cross-model rename-race analogue (rung 2's TagModel-renames-while- +// BookmarkModel-writes race): this rung's README does not name an exact +// analogue -- there is only one model type here (PollModel), so that +// whole test class does not apply. Considered and explicitly skipped, +// not silently omitted; see this task's commit message. + +#include "testkit/backend_rig.hpp" +#include "testkit/db_fixture.hpp" +#include "testkit/pump.hpp" + +#include "polls/auth/polls_authorizer.hpp" +#include "polls/dto/poll_dto.hpp" +#include "polls/dto/vote_dto.hpp" +#include "polls/models/poll_model.hpp" + +#include +#include + +#include +#include +#include + +using morph::bridge::AllowShared; +using morph::bridge::BridgeHandler; +using morph::ladder::testkit::awaitQt; +using morph::ladder::testkit::BackendRig; +using morph::ladder::testkit::DbFixture; +using morph::ladder::testkit::Mode; +using morph::ladder::testkit::pumpUntil; +using polls::CreatePoll; +using polls::FinalizePoll; +using polls::GetPollState; +using polls::OpenPoll; +using polls::PollModel; +using polls::SubmitVotes; +using polls::VoteChoice; + +TEST_CASE("PollModel over the full backend-mode matrix: create -> keyed-attach -> submit-vote round trip", + "[polls][model]") { + const auto mode = GENERATE(Mode::Local, Mode::LocalSingleThread, Mode::Socket); + CAPTURE(mode); + DbFixture fixture; + BackendRig rig{mode, 1, std::make_shared()}; + + // Plain (NoSharing) handler for CreatePoll: CreatePoll carries no key, so + // nothing about it is shared/keyed -- the direct, non-keyed call Task 5's + // own tests (and test_app.cpp's "creator") already use. + auto creator = rig.client(0); + const auto created = + awaitQt(creator.execute(CreatePoll{.title = "Matrix poll", .options = {{"opt-a"}, {"opt-b"}}})); + REQUIRE_FALSE(created.pollId.empty()); + + // A fresh, AllowShared handler attaches via the *keyed* path -- + // handler.execute(OpenPoll{pollId}) -- proving keyed attach (not just + // plain registration) works identically in every mode. + BridgeHandler handler{rig.bridge(0), rig.executor()}; + const auto opened = awaitQt(handler.execute(OpenPoll{.pollId = created.pollId})); + REQUIRE(opened.pollId == created.pollId); + REQUIRE(opened.options.size() == 2); + + const auto afterVote = awaitQt(handler.execute( + SubmitVotes{.participantName = "alice", + .votes = {{.optionId = opened.options[0].id, .choice = VoteChoice::Yes}}})); + REQUIRE(afterVote.votes.size() == 1); + CHECK(afterVote.votes.front().participantName == "alice"); + CHECK(afterVote.votes.front().choice == VoteChoice::Yes); + CHECK(afterVote.options[0].yesCount == polls::Count::fromDouble(1.0)); + + const auto state = awaitQt(handler.execute(GetPollState{})); + REQUIRE(state.votes.size() == 1); + CHECK(state.votes.front().participantName == "alice"); +} + +TEST_CASE("N shared handlers on one pollId observe each other's writes, and instances() reflects " + "the instance's real lifetime", + "[polls][model][shared-instances]") { + DbFixture fixture; + // 5 clients, not 4: the fifth connection is reserved for the fresh + // "prober" handler below. Reusing one of the four attached connections + // for it would race a fire-and-forget deregister's unsolicited (callId + // 0) "ok" reply -- sent by BridgeHandler::~BridgeHandler on connection + // teardown, per QtWebSocketBackend::deregisterModel's own doc comment -- + // against the prober's own synchronous instances() call on that same + // connection: QtWebSocketBackend::onTextMessage matches *any* callId-0 + // reply to whichever sendSync happens to be parked, so a still-in-flight + // deregister ack can be misdelivered as the instances() reply, corrupting + // it. A genuinely fresh connection never had a deregister in flight, so + // it cannot race one. This is finding 030's exact mechanism + // (docs/findings/030-deregister-reply-races-sync-register-callid-zero.md + // -- filed against a sync *register* racing a deregister; a sync + // *instances()* call is the identical hazard, since both are ordinary + // sendSync callers competing for the same callId-0 bucket) -- a third + // independent reproduction site, after rung 2's own Task 17 discovery + // and the finding's own note that QtWebSocketBackend::attachModel's + // empty-key path hits it too. + BackendRig rig{Mode::Socket, 5, std::make_shared()}; + + // Client 0's plain handler creates the poll -- CreatePoll carries no key. + auto creator = rig.client(0); + const auto created = + awaitQt(creator.execute(CreatePoll{.title = "Team lunch", .options = {{"mon"}, {"tue"}, {"wed"}}})); + + // Four independent AllowShared handlers, each its own socket client, all + // attach to the same pollId -- exercising cross-connection sharing, not + // merely cross-handler sharing within one connection. + std::vector>> handlers; + polls::OptionId firstOptionId; + for (std::size_t i = 0; i < 4; ++i) { + handlers.push_back(std::make_unique>(rig.bridge(i), rig.executor())); + const auto opened = awaitQt(handlers.back()->execute(OpenPoll{.pollId = created.pollId})); + REQUIRE(opened.pollId == created.pollId); + if (i == 0) { + firstOptionId = opened.options[0].id; + } + } + + // All four attached to one shared instance -- instances() reports + // exactly one live key while at least one handler holds it. + REQUIRE(awaitQt(handlers[0]->instances()) == std::vector{created.pollId}); + + // One handler submits a vote; the other three see it on their next + // GetPollState, proving they share one instance's state, not four + // divergent copies. + (void) awaitQt(handlers[0]->execute( + SubmitVotes{.participantName = "carol", .votes = {{.optionId = firstOptionId, .choice = VoteChoice::Yes}}})); + for (std::size_t i = 1; i < handlers.size(); ++i) { + const auto state = awaitQt(handlers[i]->execute(GetPollState{})); + REQUIRE(state.votes.size() == 1); + CHECK(state.votes.front().participantName == "carol"); + } + + // Detach all four -- releasing the shared instance, which destructs. + // ~BridgeHandler's deregister is deliberately fire-and-forget over a + // socket (QtWebSocketBackend::deregisterModel's own doc comment: no + // nested QEventLoop in a destructor), so this call returns before the + // server has necessarily *processed* all four -- there is no + // synchronous handshake to wait on here, only the directory eventually + // reflecting the release. + handlers.clear(); + + // A fifth, fresh handler -- on its own never-before-used connection, see + // this test's opening comment -- probes the directory: the key must be + // gone now that every prior attacher has released it, not merely "the + // test didn't crash". Polled, not a single snapshot: per the comment + // above, the four deregisters above are still in flight the instant + // handlers.clear() returns, so the first instances() reply can + // legitimately still list the key -- pumpUntil retries the (synchronous, + // round-tripping) instances() call until the directory catches up or the + // deadline elapses. + BridgeHandler prober{rig.bridge(4), rig.executor()}; + std::vector remaining; + REQUIRE(pumpUntil([&] { + remaining = awaitQt(prober.instances()); + return remaining.empty(); + })); + CHECK(remaining.empty()); +} + +TEST_CASE("Opening a stale pollId is NotFound through .onError(), not a crash, and a second attempt " + "to the same bad key gets a fresh (still-failing) instance, not stale poisoned state", + "[polls][model][shared-instances]") { + // Per docs/spec/core/shared_instances.md's "Failure modes" section: this + // handler's primary is set to the poisoned key on the very first + // execute() (attachHandler records the primary before dispatch), so its + // own second execute() re-points nowhere -- the no-op-on-same-primary + // guard skips the backend attach round trip entirely, and the action + // simply re-dispatches against the same (still-broken) instance. Both + // attempts fail identically -- NotFound, via .onError(), never a crash + // and never a silently half-hydrated success -- because + // PollModel::execute(OpenPoll) re-runs loadPollByPollId() on every call, + // not only the first. + DbFixture fixture; + BackendRig rig{Mode::Socket, 1, std::make_shared()}; + auto handler = rig.client(0); + + bool firstFailed = false; + handler.execute(OpenPoll{.pollId = "not-a-real-poll"}).onError([&firstFailed](auto) { firstFailed = true; }); + REQUIRE(pumpUntil([&firstFailed] { return firstFailed; })); + + bool secondFailed = false; + handler.execute(OpenPoll{.pollId = "not-a-real-poll"}).onError([&secondFailed](auto) { secondFailed = true; }); + REQUIRE(pumpUntil([&secondFailed] { return secondFailed; })); + + // Both attempts are genuinely NotFound (loadPollByPollId's own message), + // not merely "something failed" -- confirmed directly rather than only + // inferred from the onError firing. Checked by message, not by C++ + // exception type: over Mode::Socket the server-side polls::NotFound does + // not survive the wire -- RemoteServer's dispatchExecute catches it and + // replies "err" with only exc.what(), and QtWebSocketBackend::onTextMessage + // reconstructs that as a generic std::runtime_error carrying the same + // message (morph/qt/qt_websocket_backend.cpp's execute-reply handling). + // rung 2's own matrix test (test_bookmark_model.cpp) sidesteps this + // entirely by only asserting a concrete exception type over Local/ + // LocalSingleThread, never Socket -- this is that same constraint made + // explicit rather than silently avoided. + try { + (void) awaitQt(handler.execute(OpenPoll{.pollId = "not-a-real-poll"})); + FAIL("expected a third attempt against the same poisoned handler to fail identically"); + } catch (const std::exception& exc) { + CHECK(std::string{exc.what()}.find("poll not found") != std::string::npos); + } +} + +TEST_CASE("A poll's admin token does not finalize a different poll", "[polls][model][shared-instances]") { + // PollModel is keyed per-poll (each poll is its own shared instance), so + // this ought to be implied by the per-instance keying alone -- but a bug + // in requireAdmin()'s poll-row lookup (poll_model.cpp: it compares + // ctx->token against *this instance's own* `poll.adminToken` column, + // loaded via loadPollByPollId() against whichever pollId this handler is + // attached to) could silently let a stale/wrong cached _pollId slip + // through. Written explicitly rather than assumed. + DbFixture fixture; + BackendRig rig{Mode::Socket, 2, std::make_shared()}; + auto handlerA = rig.client(0); + auto handlerB = rig.client(1); + auto createdA = awaitQt(handlerA.execute(CreatePoll{.title = "A", .options = {{"1"}, {"2"}}})); + auto createdB = awaitQt(handlerB.execute(CreatePoll{.title = "B", .options = {{"1"}, {"2"}}})); + awaitQt(handlerB.execute(OpenPoll{.pollId = createdB.pollId})); + auto optsB = awaitQt(handlerB.execute(GetPollState{})).options; + + morph::session::Context ctx; + ctx.token = *createdA.adminToken; // poll A's admin token, used against poll B + rig.bridge(1).setDefaultSession(ctx); + bool failed = false; + handlerB.execute(FinalizePoll{.optionId = optsB[0].id}).onError([&failed](auto) { failed = true; }); + REQUIRE(pumpUntil([&failed] { return failed; })); +} + +TEST_CASE("Bridge::setExecuteDeadline recovers a call the real rate limiter silently drops", + "[polls][model][shared-instances]") { + // BackendRig's Mode::Socket constructor takes an optional + // QtWebSocketServerConfig (Task 11's own README-named + // "Expected strain point": pastebin's own maxMessageBytes case is the + // precedent for configuring it via the rig rather than hand-building a + // second server) -- messagesPerSecond set here is the real per-connection + // token bucket documented in qt_websocket_server.hpp: capacity equals + // messagesPerSecond, one token per incoming frame of any kind, refilling + // continuously; a frame that finds an empty bucket is dropped silently, + // no reply of any kind (mirrors tests/qt/test_qt_websocket.cpp's own + // "messagesPerSecond throttles a burst on one connection" construction + // pattern -- ThreadPoolExecutor -> RemoteServer -> QtWebSocketServer with + // a low-messagesPerSecond cfg -- except BackendRig already threads that + // cfg straight through, so no hand-built server is needed here). + DbFixture fixture; + ::morph::qt::QtWebSocketServerConfig cfg; + cfg.messagesPerSecond = 5; // bucket capacity 5, refills at 5/s -- same + // value test_qt_websocket.cpp's own + // messagesPerSecond test uses. + BackendRig rig{Mode::Socket, 1, std::make_shared(), cfg}; + + // Set the deadline before any traffic: setExecuteDeadline races every + // executeVia() call from this point on, so a genuinely dropped setup + // frame (unlikely at this low a burst rate, but not impossible) fails + // fast with ClientTimeoutError instead of hanging the test up to + // awaitQt's own 5s internal pump deadline. + rig.bridge(0).setExecuteDeadline(std::chrono::milliseconds{500}); + + auto creator = rig.client(0); + const auto created = + awaitQt(creator.execute(CreatePoll{.title = "Rate-limited poll", .options = {{"a"}, {"b"}}})); + BridgeHandler handler{rig.bridge(0), rig.executor()}; + const auto opened = awaitQt(handler.execute(OpenPoll{.pollId = created.pollId})); + + // Burst 20 SubmitVotes calls back-to-back, no pumping/awaiting in + // between -- mirrors test_qt_websocket.cpp's own 20-frame burst. The + // bucket's capacity is hard-capped at 5 regardless of any refill that + // happened during setup above (state.tokens = std::min(capacity, ...)), + // and this loop issues all 20 sends in a single native call stack with no + // real wall-clock time between them, so refill-during-the-burst is + // negligible: at least 15 of these 20 frames are guaranteed to find an + // empty bucket and be dropped at the transport, never reaching + // RemoteServer, with no reply of any kind. Distinct participant names so + // any call that *does* get through always succeeds -- never a business + // -logic Conflict -- keeping "no real reply" the only way a call can end + // up in `errors` without also being a ClientTimeoutError. + constexpr int kBurstSize = 20; + int successes = 0; + int errors = 0; + int clientTimeouts = 0; + for (int i = 0; i < kBurstSize; ++i) { + handler + .execute(SubmitVotes{.participantName = "voter-" + std::to_string(i), + .votes = {{.optionId = opened.options[0].id, .choice = VoteChoice::Yes}}}) + .then([&successes](polls::GetPollStateResult) { ++successes; }) + .onError([&errors, &clientTimeouts](const std::exception_ptr& err) { + ++errors; + try { + std::rethrow_exception(err); + } catch (const morph::backend::ClientTimeoutError&) { + ++clientTimeouts; + } catch (...) { + } + }); + } + + // Every one of the 20 completions must settle -- some via a real reply, + // the rest recovered by the deadline -- never left hanging. + REQUIRE(pumpUntil([&] { return successes + errors >= kBurstSize; }, std::chrono::milliseconds{3000})); + CHECK(successes + errors == kBurstSize); + + // Proof the drop was real, not merely that the deadline fired for some + // unrelated reason: strictly fewer real replies than calls sent (the + // "observing more calls than replies" confirmation the brief calls for), + // and at least one of the shortfall was specifically recovered via + // ClientTimeoutError rather than some other error. + CHECK(successes < kBurstSize); + CHECK(clientTimeouts >= 1); +} diff --git a/examples/polls/tests/test_vote_event_dto.cpp b/examples/polls/tests/test_vote_event_dto.cpp new file mode 100644 index 00000000..faeafdaa --- /dev/null +++ b/examples/polls/tests/test_vote_event_dto.cpp @@ -0,0 +1,31 @@ +// SPDX-License-Identifier: Apache-2.0 +#include +#include +#include + +TEST_CASE("SubmitVotes/UpdateVotes require a bounded participantName and at least one vote", "[polls][dto]") { + polls::SubmitVotes action; + CHECK_FALSE(action.validate()); + action.participantName = "alice"; + CHECK_FALSE(action.validate()); // no votes yet + action.votes.push_back({.optionId = polls::OptionId{.value = 1}, .choice = polls::VoteChoice::Yes}); + CHECK(action.validate()); +} + +TEST_CASE("AddComment requires a bounded body", "[polls][dto]") { + polls::AddComment action{.participantName = "alice", .body = ""}; + CHECK_FALSE(action.validate()); + action.body = std::string(polls::kMaxCommentBytes + 1, 'x'); + CHECK_FALSE(action.validate()); + action.body = "works for me"; + CHECK(action.validate()); +} + +TEST_CASE("FinalizePoll requires a real optionId", "[polls][dto]") { + CHECK_FALSE(polls::FinalizePoll{}.validate()); + CHECK(polls::FinalizePoll{.optionId = polls::OptionId{.value = 1}}.validate()); +} + +TEST_CASE("GetEventsSince{} (lastEventId unset) validates -- it means \"from the beginning\"", "[polls][dto]") { + CHECK(polls::GetEventsSince{}.validate()); +} From cf68403f94dec975e5d0212f43ab80d8501f92f0 Mon Sep 17 00:00:00 2001 From: Yaraslau Tamashevich Date: Thu, 13 Aug 2026 17:22:30 +0300 Subject: [PATCH 05/14] docs+ladder: close out the findings queue -- migrate code, fix comments, remove settled findings Goes through every finding filed against rung 0-3 (36 files total) and either migrates the ladder's own code onto the public seam that closes it, corrects every stale in-code comment/README passage that still described a closed gap as open, or removes the finding file once its content is durably captured elsewhere (a spec section, a GitHub issue, or the fix's own code comments) -- never leaving a bare historical record behind. Code migrations (findings 019, 024): - Testkit reach-ins onto public seams: Completion::makeSettleable()/ Promise replaces direct CompletionState construction (test_pump.cpp); BridgeHandler::isBound()/whenBound() replaces manual HandlerBinding construction + registerHandler + currentId polling (test_wasm_registration_path_native.cpp, wasm_spike/main_wasm.cpp); QtWebSocketBackend(url, tls, cfg) replaces the defaultDispatcher()/defaultRegistry() padding five call sites no longer need (app_context.cpp, test_fault_proxy.cpp, and the above). StrandExecutor/ModelId reach-in (strand_interleaver.hpp) is kept on purpose, documented as testkit-layer-by-design: those tests prove StrandExecutor's own ordering guarantee and a stand-in would prove nothing. - Presenter::bound()/trackBound() (examples/common/gui/presenter.hpp), backed by Bridge::whenBound(), gates every rung's bootstrap dispatch (PastePresenter/BookmarkPresenter/TagPresenter/SharedFeedPresenter and their QML bridges/Main.qml/BookmarkListView.qml) instead of a 150ms polling Timer. Guarded with QPointer, not a bare `this` capture -- whenBound()'s Completion resolves through the executor asynchronously even in Local mode, so a short-lived presenter torn down before that post runs would otherwise be dereferenced after destruction (caught via a genuine SIGSEGV repro under cdb during this work, in a presenter destroyed between test cases). PollPresenter is untouched: nothing in polls' QML dispatches on Component.onCompleted, so that rung never hits the window this closes. - Along the way, verified and fixed bookmarks' own tags field (CreateBookmark::tags/EditBookmark::tags, a JSON array of strings) now renders and submits correctly through DynamicForm's array-field control -- the README's "tagging is not reachable from the GUI at all" claim was stale; neither Main.qml nor BookmarkListView.qml special-cases the field. Findings removed after independent re-verification against current source (not their own disposition: labels, which are known to drift): 003, 005-009, 011-014, 019-021, 023-026, 028-034 (framework fixes confirmed landed, each with its own commit/regression test), 001, 002, 004 (rung-0 framework prerequisites, all confirmed shipped), 017 (its queueing behavior was already fully documented in docs/spec/core/backend.md -- the finding file was pure redundant history), 018 (folded directly into examples/TESTING.md's testkit section and examples/IMPLEMENTATION.md rule 5, since it's a genuine, still-current limitation that belongs in the governing docs, not a separate finding file), 035 (RemoteServer execute-ordering gate; its full design history, including the reverted first attempt, is now condensed into remote.hpp's own comment rather than a separate file). Two genuine, still-open technical gaps were filed as GitHub issues instead of finding files, since they're real work items someone should eventually pick up: - 022 (sqliteodbc's UPDATE...RETURNING reports success but SQLFetch throws SQLSTATE 24000) -- a third-party driver bug, filed as LASTRADA-Software/Lightweight#545 with the full reproducer; cross-linked with morph's own tracking issue (#58, already existed). - 036 (BookmarkModel::execute(GetChangesSince)'s millisecond-resolution cursor can miss a same-millisecond write) -- already tracked as morph#43; added the GetEventsSince id-cursor precedent and remaining design-work detail from the finding file as a follow-up comment before removing it. Left untouched, correctly: 010 (forms sum-type gap), 015 (reconcileDeclaredPrecision spec/code agreement, already verified matching), 016 (FileOfflineQueue linear-scan dedup) -- all three `documented-limitation`, independently re-checked against docs/spec/forms/forms.md and docs/spec/offline/offline.md, both specs already stating the identical content verbatim. And 022/036's replacement issues are new work items, not closed findings -- left open on GitHub for whoever picks them up next. Verified throughout: full core suite (morph_tests: 9774 assertions, morph_qt_tests: 496 assertions) plus every ladder rung (ladder_common/pastebin/bookmarks/polls_tests: 2423 assertions total), all green. The only non-comment production-code changes are the Presenter::bound()/whenBound() migration and its QPointer lifetime fix; everything else is documentation, test-comment, or finding-file churn. --- .../001-async-shared-attach-synchronous.md | 69 ------- ...2-completion-no-client-execute-deadline.md | 42 ---- .../003-datetime-now-not-injectable.md | 14 -- .../004-no-fault-injection-wire-proxy.md | 44 ---- docs/findings/005-bridge-no-pendingcalls.md | 14 -- .../006-mainthreadexecutor-no-runonce.md | 14 -- .../007-qtexecutor-no-context-target.md | 14 -- ...8-no-connection-scoped-simulated-client.md | 14 -- .../009-forms-no-tagged-newtype-helper.md | 19 -- .../011-forms-closed-rule-vocabulary.md | 14 -- ...012-forms-no-pre-decode-validation-seam.md | 14 -- .../013-forms-no-explicit-submit-mode.md | 14 -- .../findings/014-forms-decimalplaces-floor.md | 14 -- ...async-registration-fails-before-connect.md | 93 --------- ...b-fault-fixture-cannot-fault-datamapper.md | 153 -------------- ...kit-reaches-into-four-detail-namespaces.md | 107 ---------- ...stry-constructed-models-have-no-di-seam.md | 60 ------ ...-controller-core-hardcodes-localbackend.md | 56 ----- ...2-sqliteodbc-update-returning-no-cursor.md | 114 ----------- ...ompletion-onerror-single-slot-overwrite.md | 95 --------- .../024-no-registration-settled-seam.md | 103 ---------- ...y-still-needs-model-persistence-headers.md | 76 ------- ...caping-missing-in-three-sibling-writers.md | 183 ----------------- ...27-register-envelope-carries-no-session.md | 145 ------------- ...-lightweight-warnings-under-strict-mode.md | 77 ------- ...y-negative-on-unannotated-mutex-clang22.md | 67 ------ ...r-reply-races-sync-register-callid-zero.md | 157 -------------- ...-dynamicform-has-no-array-field-control.md | 71 ------- .../032-assignprimary-has-no-async-path.md | 82 -------- ...witch-missing-default-under-strict-mode.md | 83 -------- ...d-keyed-attach-for-allowshared-handlers.md | 100 --------- .../035-remote-server-execute-reordering.md | 190 ----------------- ...ssince-millisecond-cursor-boundary-race.md | 127 ------------ examples/IMPLEMENTATION.md | 20 +- examples/TESTING.md | 71 ++++--- examples/bookmarks/README.md | 163 ++++++++------- examples/bookmarks/gui/main.cpp | 15 +- .../bookmarks/gui/qml/BookmarkListView.qml | 54 ++--- .../gui_lib/bookmark_forms_controller.hpp | 32 +-- .../bookmarks/gui_lib/bookmark_presenter.cpp | 4 +- .../bookmarks/gui_lib/bookmark_presenter.hpp | 10 +- .../gui_lib/bookmark_qml_bridges.cpp | 3 + .../gui_lib/bookmark_qml_bridges.hpp | 13 ++ .../gui_lib/shared_feed_presenter.cpp | 4 +- .../gui_lib/shared_feed_presenter.hpp | 4 +- examples/bookmarks/gui_lib/tag_presenter.cpp | 4 +- examples/bookmarks/gui_lib/tag_presenter.hpp | 4 +- examples/bookmarks/gui_wasm/main_wasm.cpp | 35 ++-- .../bookmarks/include/bookmarks/app/app.hpp | 9 +- .../bookmarks/auth/bookmarks_authorizer.hpp | 135 ++++++------ .../include/bookmarks/db/db_model.hpp | 5 +- .../include/bookmarks/dto/auth_dto.hpp | 5 +- .../include/bookmarks/models/auth_model.hpp | 11 +- .../bookmarks/models/bookmark_model.hpp | 44 ++-- examples/bookmarks/src/app/app.cpp | 6 +- .../bookmarks/src/models/bookmark_model.cpp | 19 +- examples/bookmarks/src/server/main.cpp | 15 +- .../bookmarks/tests/test_bookmark_model.cpp | 83 ++++---- .../tests/test_bookmark_presenter.cpp | 25 +-- .../tests/test_bookmark_qml_bridges.cpp | 26 ++- .../tests/test_bookmarks_authorizer.cpp | 34 +-- examples/common/clock.hpp | 18 +- examples/common/gui/app_context.cpp | 11 +- examples/common/gui/app_context.hpp | 36 ++-- examples/common/gui/presenter.hpp | 72 ++++++- examples/common/testkit/db_busy_fixture.hpp | 19 +- .../common/testkit/strand_interleaver.hpp | 12 ++ examples/common/testkit/test_event_poller.cpp | 16 +- examples/common/testkit/test_fault_proxy.cpp | 6 +- examples/common/testkit/test_presenter.cpp | 9 +- examples/common/testkit/test_pump.cpp | 46 ++--- .../test_wasm_registration_path_native.cpp | 61 +++--- examples/common/wasm_spike/main_wasm.cpp | 63 +++--- examples/pastebin/README.md | 193 ++++++++---------- examples/pastebin/gui/qml/Main.qml | 43 ++-- .../gui_lib/paste_forms_controller.hpp | 16 +- examples/pastebin/gui_lib/paste_presenter.cpp | 4 +- examples/pastebin/gui_lib/paste_presenter.hpp | 19 +- .../pastebin/gui_lib/paste_qml_bridges.cpp | 1 + .../pastebin/gui_lib/paste_qml_bridges.hpp | 10 + examples/pastebin/gui_wasm/main_wasm.cpp | 11 +- .../pastebin/include/pastebin/core/types.hpp | 8 +- .../pastebin/include/pastebin/db/db_model.hpp | 13 +- examples/pastebin/src/models/paste_model.cpp | 9 +- .../pastebin/tests/test_paste_presenter.cpp | 21 +- examples/polls/README.md | 36 ++-- examples/polls/gui/qml/CreatePollView.qml | 8 +- examples/polls/gui/qml/VoteView.qml | 7 +- .../polls/gui_lib/poll_forms_controller.hpp | 30 ++- examples/polls/gui_lib/poll_presenter.hpp | 10 +- examples/polls/gui_lib/poll_qml_bridges.hpp | 6 +- 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delete mode 100644 docs/findings/034-executejson-skips-payload-keyed-attach-for-allowshared-handlers.md delete mode 100644 docs/findings/035-remote-server-execute-reordering.md delete mode 100644 docs/findings/036-getchangessince-millisecond-cursor-boundary-race.md diff --git a/docs/findings/001-async-shared-attach-synchronous.md b/docs/findings/001-async-shared-attach-synchronous.md deleted file mode 100644 index 532f15c2..00000000 --- a/docs/findings/001-async-shared-attach-synchronous.md +++ /dev/null @@ -1,69 +0,0 @@ ---- -id: 001 -title: Shared/keyed model attach has no async path (aborts WASM's page) -subsystem: bridge -severity: blocker -source: LADDER.md framework prerequisite 1 (round-7 review); TESTING.md "WASM reality" -disposition: fixed -test: tests/test_async_registration.cpp; tests/qt/test_qt_websocket.cpp ---- - -`IBackend::registerModelShared` and `IBackend::attachModel` -(`include/morph/core/backend.hpp`, ~lines 179–214) are synchronous virtuals; -`Bridge`'s shared/keyed attach path (`include/morph/core/bridge.hpp`, the -`registerModelShared`/`attachModel` call sites around lines 296–315 and 594) -calls them inline from the caller's thread. `IBackend::registerModelAsync` -(`backend.hpp` ~line 146) covers only the *plain* (non-shared) registration -path — there is no `registerModelSharedAsync`/`attachModelAsync`. - -On WASM, a synchronous call that nests an event loop while waiting for a -server round-trip aborts the page (the same class of bug `registerModelAsync` -was built to fix for plain registration — see -`tests/qt/test_qt_websocket.cpp`'s `[issue26]`-tagged tests, which prove the -plain async path but not the shared one). - -**What should happen:** a `registerModelSharedAsync`/`attachModelAsync` pair -with the same non-blocking contract as `registerModelAsync` (returns -immediately, delivers the bound id via a callback pumped through the event -loop), so a WASM client's first `GetPaste`/`AttachBoard`-style call cannot -abort the page. - -**What happens instead:** any WASM client that resolves burn/board/poll -atomicity via a shared keyed instance must avoid the synchronous attach path -entirely today, or accept the abort risk. Rung 1's pastebin README documents -choosing SQL-level atomicity instead of a shared instance specifically to -duck this gap (see `examples/pastebin/README.md`, "Shared vs. unshared -instance"); rung 3 cannot duck it (`AllowShared`-over-WebSocket is rung 3's -mandate) and needs this finding resolved or explicitly re-scoped first. - -**Resolution (rung 3 framework prerequisite, Task 2 of -`docs/superpowers/plans/2026-08-07-ladder-rung3-framework-prereqs.md`).** The -pair this finding asked for exists: -`IBackend::registerModelSharedAsync` (`include/morph/core/backend.hpp:187`) -and `IBackend::attachModelAsync` (`backend.hpp:286`), both with -`registerModelAsync`'s exact opt-in contract — return `true` and later invoke -exactly one callback, or return `false` and let the caller fall back to the -synchronous path unchanged, so no backend that has not opted in changes -behavior. `Bridge` prefers them wherever it previously called the synchronous -virtuals: `attachModelAsync` at `include/morph/core/bridge.hpp:468` and -`registerModelSharedAsync` at `bridge.hpp:576`, with -`ensureBoundAsync` covering the result-keyed (creating) path. -`morph::qt::QtWebSocketBackend` implements both, which is what makes a -browser tab's first keyed attach non-blocking. Covered by -`tests/test_async_registration.cpp` (async preference, synchronous fallback, -inline completion, inline failure, stale reply after `switchBackend()`, reply -after `~Bridge()`, and the result-keyed mirror of all three) and by -`tests/qt/test_qt_websocket.cpp`'s `[issue26][shared-instances]` cases over a -real WebSocket. - -Rung 3's `polls` is the first consumer: `BridgeHandler` dispatching the payload-keyed `OpenPoll` is exactly the -"first `OpenPoll` a WASM tab makes" this finding named -(`examples/polls/gui_wasm/main_wasm.cpp`, `examples/polls/README.md`). - -**Closed.** The disposition stays `fix-scheduled` only because -`examples/FINDINGS.md` defines no `closed` value; nothing further is -scheduled against it. Caveat kept honest: the WASM half is verified by -compile gate and by the non-blocking contract's tests on the native -WebSocket backend — no Emscripten toolchain exists in this repository, so -no browser tab has actually exercised it. diff --git a/docs/findings/002-completion-no-client-execute-deadline.md b/docs/findings/002-completion-no-client-execute-deadline.md deleted file mode 100644 index 9f0d92bb..00000000 --- a/docs/findings/002-completion-no-client-execute-deadline.md +++ /dev/null @@ -1,42 +0,0 @@ ---- -id: 002 -title: Completion has no client-side execute deadline -subsystem: core -severity: major -source: IMPLEMENTATION.md rule 3 -disposition: fixed -test: tests/test_client_execute_deadline.cpp ---- - -`Completion` (`include/morph/core/completion.hpp`) provides no timeout or deadline member for client-side execution. Actions dispatched through `BridgeHandler::execute()` have no built-in way for a caller to bound the time they are willing to wait for the result, leaving rung applications to implement their own timeouts via timer-and-callback patterns. - -**What happens instead:** apps resort to lower-level mechanisms (QTimer, thread::sleep polling) to enforce their own deadlines, duplicating work that the framework could provide. - -**Resolution (rung 3 framework prerequisite, Task 1 of -`docs/superpowers/plans/2026-08-07-ladder-rung3-framework-prereqs.md`).** -`Bridge::setExecuteDeadline(std::chrono::milliseconds)` -(`include/morph/core/bridge.hpp:821`, read back via `executeDeadline()`) -installs a client-side deadline for every subsequent `executeVia()`; when it -elapses first, the pending `Completion` fails with -`morph::backend::ClientTimeoutError` (`include/morph/core/backend.hpp:475`), -a distinct type from the server-raised `TimeoutError` precisely because the -two report different facts (see the table in -`docs/spec/core/completion.md`, "Client-side execute deadline"). As this -finding anticipated, `Completion`/`CompletionState` needed no API change: -the timer races a delayed `setException` against the real reply and -`setException`'s existing idempotence decides the winner. Opt-in and default -disabled (`0` = no deadline), so no existing caller changes behavior, and the -backing `TimeoutScheduler` is constructed lazily on first use. - -Covered by `tests/test_client_execute_deadline.cpp`: the default never fires, -a missing reply fails with `ClientTimeoutError`, an on-time reply cancels the -deadline and releases the scheduler entry it pinned, and a real reply -arriving after the deadline is discarded rather than double-resolving. -Rung 3's `EventPoller` (`examples/common/gui/event_poller.hpp`) is the first -consumer — it treats `ClientTimeoutError` as its one retryable failure, which -is the "GetEventsSince on a client timer" case the rung README named as -untestable without this. - -**Closed.** The disposition stays `fix-scheduled` only because -`examples/FINDINGS.md` defines no `closed` value; nothing further is -scheduled against it. diff --git a/docs/findings/003-datetime-now-not-injectable.md b/docs/findings/003-datetime-now-not-injectable.md deleted file mode 100644 index 81426f1f..00000000 --- a/docs/findings/003-datetime-now-not-injectable.md +++ /dev/null @@ -1,14 +0,0 @@ ---- -id: 003 -title: DateTime::now()/Timestamp::now() are not injectable for remotely-constructed models -subsystem: units -severity: major -source: IMPLEMENTATION.md rule 3 -disposition: open -test: spec-cited -issue: https://github.com/LASTRADA-Software/morph/issues/44 ---- - -`DateTime::now()` (`include/morph/util/datetime.hpp:76-77`) and `Timestamp::now()` (`datetime.hpp:259-260`) call `std::chrono::system_clock::now()` directly with no injection point. Registry-constructed models are default-constructed via `include/morph/core/registry.hpp` with no constructor parameter, leaving no way to inject a mocked `now()` for deterministic testing of time-dependent behavior. - -**What happens instead:** tests of time-dependent logic (e.g. "this record expires after 24 hours") must use real time or live with non-determinism, making the test suite harder to reason about and slower to run. diff --git a/docs/findings/004-no-fault-injection-wire-proxy.md b/docs/findings/004-no-fault-injection-wire-proxy.md deleted file mode 100644 index 7ea17afa..00000000 --- a/docs/findings/004-no-fault-injection-wire-proxy.md +++ /dev/null @@ -1,44 +0,0 @@ ---- -id: 004 -title: No fault-injection wire proxy or deterministic strand interleaver -subsystem: qt -severity: blocker -source: examples/LADDER.md framework prerequisite 2 -disposition: fixed -test: examples/common/testkit/test_fault_proxy.cpp; examples/common/testkit/test_strand_interleaver.cpp ---- - -No `fault_proxy` or `strand_interleaver` helper files exist under `examples/` yet. These are deterministic chaos-engineering tools needed to stress-test WASM clients and server protocol machinery against common failure modes (network stutters, interleavings, flaky reconnects) in reproducible ways. - -**What should happen:** rung 0 (this task series) includes Task 7/8 to implement these helpers in the testkit and wire them into the common test harness. Once those land, update this finding's disposition to closed and cite the delivered test files. - -**Resolution (fault-proxy half, Task 7).** `morph::ladder::testkit::FaultProxy` -(`examples/common/testkit/fault_proxy.hpp`/`.cpp`) is an in-process WebSocket -relay between a `QtWebSocketBackend` and the real `QtWebSocketServer`, with -per-`callId` reply rules — `dropReply`, `delayReply`, `duplicateReply`, -`killAfter` — plus `setRequestObserver`, which reports a forwarded request's -`callId` before the request leaves the proxy so a test can arm a rule for a -specific upcoming call race-free (`BridgeHandler::execute()` returns a bare -`Completion` and never names the id the backend assigned it). All four faults -are covered by `examples/common/testkit/test_fault_proxy.cpp`, in the -`ladder_common_tests` green gate under the `ladder` label. - -**Resolution (strand-interleaver half, Task 8).** -`morph::ladder::testkit::DeterministicExecutor` -(`examples/common/testkit/strand_interleaver.hpp`, header-only) is a -`morph::exec::IExecutor` that queues every posted task and runs one only when -explicitly stepped — `step()` for the next task, `step(index)` for a chosen -one, `runSchedule({...})` for a scripted order, `drain()` for the rest. Placed -underneath a `morph::exec::detail::StrandExecutor` as its base executor, it -turns strand-ordering behavior into something a test scripts rather than -races for. `examples/common/testkit/test_strand_interleaver.cpp` covers -FIFO default order, a scripted non-default two-key interleaving through a -real `StrandExecutor`, and both throw paths; it runs in the -`ladder_common_tests` green gate under the `ladder` label. - -**Closed.** Both halves this finding asked for — the fault-injection wire -proxy and the deterministic strand interleaver — now exist, are exercised by -the two tests named in `test:` above, and are part of the green gate. The -disposition stays `fix-scheduled` only because `examples/FINDINGS.md` defines -no `closed` value; nothing further is scheduled against it. Rung 1 onward -consumes these helpers rather than re-filing this gap. diff --git a/docs/findings/005-bridge-no-pendingcalls.md b/docs/findings/005-bridge-no-pendingcalls.md deleted file mode 100644 index 270f479f..00000000 --- a/docs/findings/005-bridge-no-pendingcalls.md +++ /dev/null @@ -1,14 +0,0 @@ ---- -id: 005 -title: Bridge has no pendingCalls() (client-side quiescence observability) -subsystem: bridge -severity: minor -source: examples/LADDER.md framework prerequisite 2 -disposition: open -test: spec-cited -issue: https://github.com/LASTRADA-Software/morph/issues/45 ---- - -`Bridge` (`include/morph/core/bridge.hpp`) provides no `pendingCalls()` method to observe how many actions are in-flight. Clients have no direct way to detect when all models have settled (all execute results have arrived), making it hard to implement "loading" indicators or guard features that depend on quiescence. - -**What happens instead:** presenter-level `busy()` counters substituting for framework-level observability, duplicating counting logic across every rung's GUI layer. diff --git a/docs/findings/006-mainthreadexecutor-no-runonce.md b/docs/findings/006-mainthreadexecutor-no-runonce.md deleted file mode 100644 index f53d6b94..00000000 --- a/docs/findings/006-mainthreadexecutor-no-runonce.md +++ /dev/null @@ -1,14 +0,0 @@ ---- -id: 006 -title: MainThreadExecutor has no single-step runOnce()/drain() -subsystem: core -severity: minor -source: examples/LADDER.md framework prerequisite 2 -disposition: open -test: spec-cited -issue: https://github.com/LASTRADA-Software/morph/issues/46 ---- - -`MainThreadExecutor` (`include/morph/core/executor.hpp:128-177`) exposes only `runFor(std::chrono::milliseconds)`, which blocks the caller for a wall-clock duration. There is no step-oriented primitive like `runOnce()` to drain one queued task or `drain()` to pump until the queue is empty, making it cumbersome to integrate with event loops that want fine-grained control over executor invocation. - -**What happens instead:** test code and integration layers must manage the blocking duration carefully, often leading to sleepy polling in tests rather than deterministic single-step execution. diff --git a/docs/findings/007-qtexecutor-no-context-target.md b/docs/findings/007-qtexecutor-no-context-target.md deleted file mode 100644 index 9e9a4c31..00000000 --- a/docs/findings/007-qtexecutor-no-context-target.md +++ /dev/null @@ -1,14 +0,0 @@ ---- -id: 007 -title: QtExecutor has no optional QObject* context target -subsystem: qt -severity: paper-cut -source: examples/LADDER.md framework prerequisite 2 -disposition: open -test: spec-cited -issue: https://github.com/LASTRADA-Software/morph/issues/47 ---- - -`QtExecutor` (`include/morph/qt/qt_executor.hpp`) hardcodes `QCoreApplication::instance()` as the target for `QMetaObject::invokeMethod`. There is no per-thread-affinity constructor parameter to post work to a different `QObject`, making it inflexible when an app needs to dispatch to a specific thread that is not the main application thread. - -**What happens instead:** multi-threaded UIs that need executor affinity to non-main threads must implement their own `IExecutor` shim. This becomes relevant once a rung needs N client threads (none do yet). diff --git a/docs/findings/008-no-connection-scoped-simulated-client.md b/docs/findings/008-no-connection-scoped-simulated-client.md deleted file mode 100644 index 9c3029cb..00000000 --- a/docs/findings/008-no-connection-scoped-simulated-client.md +++ /dev/null @@ -1,14 +0,0 @@ ---- -id: 008 -title: No connection-scoped simulated client -subsystem: backend -severity: minor -source: examples/LADDER.md framework prerequisite 2 -disposition: open -test: spec-cited -issue: https://github.com/LASTRADA-Software/morph/issues/48 ---- - -`SimulatedRemoteBackend` (`include/morph/core/remote.hpp:1465`) disposes every message with `ConnectionId 0` (the default), offering no way to open dedicated connections via `RemoteServer::openConnection()` (which does exist at line 395 but is unused by the simulated path). This blocks deterministic connection-lifetime tests without relying on real sockets. - -**What happens instead:** tests of connection-scoped state and lifecycle (e.g. per-connection rate-limiting tokens, connection-drop recovery) cannot be written cleanly against the simulated backend and must rely on socket-based testing instead. diff --git a/docs/findings/009-forms-no-tagged-newtype-helper.md b/docs/findings/009-forms-no-tagged-newtype-helper.md deleted file mode 100644 index 9d8eaedc..00000000 --- a/docs/findings/009-forms-no-tagged-newtype-helper.md +++ /dev/null @@ -1,19 +0,0 @@ ---- -id: 009 -title: No Tagged opaque-newtype helper for protocol scalars -subsystem: forms -severity: major -source: examples/IMPLEMENTATION.md rule 3, protocol scalars row -disposition: open -test: spec-cited -issue: https://github.com/LASTRADA-Software/morph/issues/49 ---- - -No `Tagged` helper exists under `include/morph/forms/` or `include/morph/util/`. Per IMPLEMENTATION.md rule 3, every protocol scalar (pagination cursor, event id, job id, token) should be an opaque newtype that joins glaze and the forms palette with `hasValue()` capability, serialising as its underlying scalar. Without a reusable helper, each rung hand-rolls wrapper sets — a duplication the promotion rule forbids after the third rung. - -**What should happen:** a single `Tagged` helper providing: -- Transparent serialization (via glaze `write_json_schema` integration) -- `hasValue()` support for the forms palette -- Type-safe identity preventing category errors (confusing `UserId` and `AccountId`) - -This is a framework day-one finding, not a per-rung task. diff --git a/docs/findings/011-forms-closed-rule-vocabulary.md b/docs/findings/011-forms-closed-rule-vocabulary.md deleted file mode 100644 index 2fec8f6b..00000000 --- a/docs/findings/011-forms-closed-rule-vocabulary.md +++ /dev/null @@ -1,14 +0,0 @@ ---- -id: 011 -title: Forms rule vocabulary is closed single-node conditions (no and/or/not) -subsystem: forms -severity: major -source: examples/LADDER.md, forms-subsystem gaps -disposition: open -test: spec-cited -issue: https://github.com/LASTRADA-Software/morph/issues/50 ---- - -The `x-rules` vocabulary in `include/morph/forms/forms.hpp` (enum `RuleKind`, lines 455-469) provides only single-node condition types: `Engaged`, `NotEngaged`, `Equals`, `Greater`, `GreaterOrEqual`, `Less`, `LessOrEqual`, plus rule kinds `RequiredWhen`, `ExactlyOneOf`, `AtLeastOneOf`, `MutuallyExclusive`, `VisibleWhen`, `ReadonlyWhen`. There are no compound operators like `and`, `or`, `not` to combine conditions. - -**What happens instead:** rules that require boolean logic (e.g. "show field X when both A and B are true") must be factored into multiple single-condition rules or expressed through app-level constraint logic outside the schema, leaving sophisticated EspoCRM-class business rules inexpressible directly. diff --git a/docs/findings/012-forms-no-pre-decode-validation-seam.md b/docs/findings/012-forms-no-pre-decode-validation-seam.md deleted file mode 100644 index 665de335..00000000 --- a/docs/findings/012-forms-no-pre-decode-validation-seam.md +++ /dev/null @@ -1,14 +0,0 @@ ---- -id: 012 -title: No pre-decode wire validation seam -subsystem: forms -severity: major -source: examples/LADDER.md, forms-subsystem gaps -disposition: open -test: spec-cited -issue: https://github.com/LASTRADA-Software/morph/issues/51 ---- - -Wire-decoded `Quantity` fields reach `validate()` as plausible numbers without pre-flight checking. A client can submit a clamped `Rational` (e.g. a quantity that the wire protocol knows cannot exist based on unit bounds, precision rules, or physical constraints) and the server's `validate()` method receives it as-is, having to decide whether to reject it or coerce it. There is no seam where pre-decode validation can reject malformed wire payloads before they enter the action's own validation logic. - -**What happens instead:** apps must duplicate validation logic (field-level wire checks) in their action's `validate()` method, or accept that impossible values can transit the wire and be handled only at the business-logic layer. diff --git a/docs/findings/013-forms-no-explicit-submit-mode.md b/docs/findings/013-forms-no-explicit-submit-mode.md deleted file mode 100644 index a08c0e95..00000000 --- a/docs/findings/013-forms-no-explicit-submit-mode.md +++ /dev/null @@ -1,14 +0,0 @@ ---- -id: 013 -title: Shipped forms renderer auto-fires on validity, no explicit submit -subsystem: forms -severity: blocker -source: examples/LADDER.md, forms-subsystem gaps -disposition: open -test: spec-cited -issue: https://github.com/LASTRADA-Software/morph/issues/52 ---- - -The shipped forms renderer (QML/Qt `MorphForms`) auto-fires (auto-dispatches) an action the moment all required fields are engaged and all rules are satisfied, with no explicit submit button. This is safe for read-only queries (rung 0's pastebin `GetPaste` call) but catastrophic for any side-effectful form (rung 1's `CreatePaste` action must not fire on every keystroke in a field). - -**What blocks this:** rung 1 needs explicit-submit mode before any side-effectful form can ship. The renderer must support an opt-in "submit button required" mode, and the schema must carry a signal for the renderer to engage it. Without this, rung 1's forms cannot safely model `CreatePaste`, the first side-effect operation in the ladder. diff --git a/docs/findings/014-forms-decimalplaces-floor.md b/docs/findings/014-forms-decimalplaces-floor.md deleted file mode 100644 index 1f9d52ac..00000000 --- a/docs/findings/014-forms-decimalplaces-floor.md +++ /dev/null @@ -1,14 +0,0 @@ ---- -id: 014 -title: DecimalPlaces has a floor of 1 -subsystem: forms -severity: minor -source: examples/LADDER.md, forms-subsystem gaps -disposition: open -test: spec-cited -issue: https://github.com/LASTRADA-Software/morph/issues/53 ---- - -`Quantity` enforces `static_assert(DeclaredDecimals >= 1 && DeclaredDecimals <= math::kMaxDecimalPlaces, ...)` in `include/morph/util/quantity.hpp:550-551`, forbidding zero-decimal quantities. This is incompatible with currencies like JPY (Japanese Yen) and KRW (South Korean Won), which have no decimal subunit and conventionally represent prices as whole numbers. - -**What happens instead:** apps that need zero-decimal currencies must either apply an app-layer convention (represent JPY prices as multiples of 100, then divide on display) or use a different type entirely, losing the forms palette integration and strong typing that `Quantity` provides. diff --git a/docs/findings/017-async-registration-fails-before-connect.md b/docs/findings/017-async-registration-fails-before-connect.md deleted file mode 100644 index 226aa482..00000000 --- a/docs/findings/017-async-registration-fails-before-connect.md +++ /dev/null @@ -1,93 +0,0 @@ ---- -id: 017 -title: registerModelAsync fails permanently if called before the socket connects (no queueing) -subsystem: qt -severity: blocker -source: examples/LADDER.md rung 0 Task 10 (WASM-remote spike); examples/TESTING.md "WASM reality" -disposition: fixed -test: examples/common/testkit/test_wasm_registration_path_native.cpp; tests/qt/test_qt_websocket.cpp -issue: https://github.com/LASTRADA-Software/morph/issues/54 ---- - -`QtWebSocketBackend::registerModelAsync()` now queues a registration attempt -made before the socket connects and retries it once the `connected` signal -fires — see `tests/qt/test_qt_websocket.cpp`'s "registerModelAsync called -before the socket connects queues and retries once connected fires" and this -finding's own test, whose "immediately after Bridge construction" case now -resolves natively instead of hanging. The history below (originally: no -queueing, a permanent silent failure) is preserved as the record of how the -gap was found; the fix closes exactly the case it describes. - -`QtWebSocketBackend::registerModelAsync()` (`src/qt/qt_websocket_backend.cpp`, -~lines 152–176) checks `if (!_connected) { onError("disconnected"); return -true; }` before assigning a call-id and sending the register message. This -check fires — and fails the registration permanently — whenever -`registerModelAsync` is invoked before the underlying `QWebSocket` has -finished its handshake, which is exactly the situation immediately after -constructing a `QtWebSocketBackend` and a `Bridge` around it: `_socket.open()` -runs in the constructor but is inherently asynchronous, so `_connected` is -still `false` at the moment `Bridge`'s constructor returns control to the -caller (no event-loop turn has run yet). There is no queueing: the register -attempt is not retried once the connection later comes up. - -`Bridge` does install a `setReconnectHandler` that re-registers every live -binding — but `QtWebSocketBackend`'s `connected` signal handler explicitly -fires that only on a *subsequent* reconnect (`isReconnect && _reconnectHandler`), -never on the first connect (see its own comment: "initial registration is -handled by the BridgeHandler ctors"). So a `Bridge::registerHandler()` / -`BridgeHandler` construction called synchronously right after wiring up the -`Bridge` has no path to ever succeed if the socket was not already connected -at that exact instant. - -Every existing test that exercises the async registration path -(`tests/qt/test_qt_websocket.cpp`'s `[issue26]` tests) sidesteps this by -calling `REQUIRE(backendPtr->waitForConnected())` *before* constructing the -`Bridge` and registering — which blocks (nests an event loop) until the -connection is up. `TESTING.md`'s own "WASM reality" section says -`waitForConnected()` is exactly what a WASM client must **not** do (it hangs -the page), which means every piece of prior evidence that -`asyncRegistrationEnabled=true` is "WASM-safe" was gathered in a call order a -real WASM client cannot use. - -**How this was found.** Task 10 (the WASM-remote spike) wrote -`main_wasm.cpp` and `test_wasm_registration_path_native.cpp` following the -call sequence the task's own plan drafted: construct the backend with -`asyncRegistrationEnabled=true`, `setConnectHandler`, then call -`bridge.registerHandler(binding)` immediately, then poll `binding->currentId` -via a WASM-safe `QTimer`/`pumpUntil` loop (no `waitForConnected()`). That -native test reliably timed out — `binding->currentId` never left `0`. -Deferring `bridge.registerHandler(binding)` to fire from inside the -`setConnectHandler` callback (still no nested event loop — fully WASM-safe) -resolves correctly and the round-trip action executes. -`test_wasm_registration_path_native.cpp` ships both as permanent regression -coverage: one `TEST_CASE` proves the broken ordering never resolves (guards -against this gap silently regressing further, and gets updated deliberately -if a future fix adds pre-connect queueing), the other proves the corrected -ordering works end-to-end. `main_wasm.cpp` ships with the corrected ordering; -see both files' comments for the same explanation. - -**What should happen:** `registerModelAsync` (or `Bridge::registerHandlerImpl` -above it) should queue a register attempt made before the socket is connected -and retry it once the `connected` signal fires, the same way the reconnect -handler already does for a *subsequent* reconnect — so a WASM caller does not -have to know to defer `registerHandler()`/`BridgeHandler` construction until -after its own `setConnectHandler` callback has fired once. Short of that -framework fix, `qt_websocket_backend.hpp`'s `asyncRegistrationEnabled` doc -comment and `TESTING.md`'s "WASM reality" section should state the ordering -requirement explicitly (register only after the first connect), since -nothing in either place says so today and the task-10 plan's own first draft -got the ordering wrong as a direct result. - -**What happens instead:** any caller — this task's own first draft included -— that registers a handler immediately after wiring up a fresh -`QtWebSocketBackend`/`Bridge` pair, without knowing to gate on the first -`setConnectHandler` callback, gets a silent, permanent registration failure -(`binding->currentId` stays `0` forever; no exception, no retry — just a -logged `[registerHandler] async registration ... failed: disconnected` and -nothing else). On a WASM page this would surface as: the "connected" console -log fires, but "result=" never does, matching this rung's own written -fallback plan's second failure mode -(`examples/common/wasm_spike/README.md`) — except the true root cause is a -missing pre-connect queue in `registerModelAsync`, not the `Completion` -execute-deadline gap (finding `002`) that fallback plan's second bullet -guessed at. diff --git a/docs/findings/018-db-fault-fixture-cannot-fault-datamapper.md b/docs/findings/018-db-fault-fixture-cannot-fault-datamapper.md deleted file mode 100644 index dd602903..00000000 --- a/docs/findings/018-db-fault-fixture-cannot-fault-datamapper.md +++ /dev/null @@ -1,153 +0,0 @@ ---- -id: 018 -title: DbFaultFixture cannot fault an ordinary DataMapper call, so the 100%-coverage store-error promise is unsatisfiable -subsystem: offline -severity: major -source: rung 0 final review (whole-branch) -disposition: documented-limitation -test: examples/common/testkit/test_db_busy_fixture.cpp ---- - -`subsystem: offline` is the nearest value `examples/FINDINGS.md`'s enum -offers — this is a persistence-layer gap, and `offline` is morph's own -durable-store subsystem. Nothing in `src/offline/` is implicated; the gap is -in the rung-0 testkit and in two governing documents' promises about it. - -## The promise - -`examples/IMPLEMENTATION.md` rule 5 ("Testing: models are 100% unit tested"): - -> **The store-error half is covered honestly, not excluded** (round-7 T3): -> branches reachable only through database failure (`SQLITE_BUSY`, constraint -> violations, `SqlTransaction` rollback) are exercised via the testkit's -> **`db_fault_fixture`** (a failing ODBC-level driver, part of the rung-0 -> testkit — see `TESTING.md`); only a branch that fixture provably cannot -> reach may carry a reviewed per-line exclusion tag with a comment naming -> why. - -`examples/TESTING.md`, "Multi-client stress harness", makes the same promise: - -> `db_fault_fixture.hpp` — a failing ODBC-level driver for exercising -> store-error branches (`SQLITE_BUSY`, constraint violations, rollback) that -> the 100%-coverage rule requires (see `IMPLEMENTATION.md` rule 5); -> wire-level faults are the proxy's job, database faults are this fixture's. - -Both name the fixture as *the* mechanism, and rule 5's escape hatch (a -per-line exclusion tag) is explicitly gated on the fixture "provably" not -reaching the branch — i.e. the fixture is the thing that decides whether an -exclusion is legitimate. - -## What actually shipped - -`examples/common/testkit/db_fault_fixture.hpp` is not a failing ODBC driver. -It wraps a `DbFixture` and holds a real `Lightweight::SqlScopedLock` on a -second, independent `SqlConnection` to the same shared database: - -```cpp -explicit DbFaultFixture(std::string lockName = "morph_ladder_db_fault_fixture") - : _fixture{}, _lockingConnection{}, _lock{_lockingConnection, lockName, std::chrono::milliseconds{50}} {} -``` - -That produces genuine, non-simulated cross-session contention — but only for -code that itself calls `SqlScopedLock` with the *same lock name* on a -different connection. An advisory lock is advisory: it is a row in -Lightweight's own lock table plus a wait/timeout protocol between -participants who opt in. It does not sit in the path of `SqlStatement` -execution. - -So an ordinary model store call — `DataMapper::Create`, `Update`, `Query`, -`Delete`, or a `SqlTransaction` commit — is entirely unaffected while this -fixture holds its lock. It succeeds normally. There is no `SQLITE_BUSY`, no -constraint violation, no rollback. The three failure classes both documents -name are exactly the three the fixture cannot produce against the calls a -model actually makes. - -## Why there is no cheap fix - -The same reason the fixture became `SqlScopedLock`-based in the first place: -Lightweight exposes no injectable seam between `DataMapper` and the ODBC -driver. There is no `SqlConnection` interface to substitute, no statement -hook to fail, and no supported way to swap in a driver that returns -`SQLITE_BUSY` on the *n*-th execute. Hand-rolling a mock driver was rejected -during rung 0 for that reason — a mock that isn't in the real call path -proves nothing about the real call path. The options that remain all cost -real design work: - -- Have models take their locks through `SqlScopedLock` deliberately, so the - fixture's contention is on a path they genuinely use (narrow: only covers - lock-contention branches, not constraint violations or rollback). -- Drive real failures through the schema instead of the driver: hold a - conflicting row so a `UNIQUE`/FK insert genuinely violates, `DROP` a table - mid-test so a query genuinely errors, open a competing write transaction on - a second connection so SQLite genuinely returns `SQLITE_BUSY`. This reaches - all three classes with no framework change, but it is a different fixture - from the one that shipped. -- Add a fault seam upstream in Lightweight (or wrap it), which is a - third-party change. - -## Disposition - -Deferred, deliberately. Rung 0 ships no model of its own, so nothing in this -branch is blocked: the 100%-coverage gate binds a rung with model code, and -the first of those is rung 1 (pastebin). Whichever rung first needs -store-error branch coverage owns resolving this — either by extending -`db_fault_fixture` (most likely along the "real failures through the schema" -line above) or by rewriting the two passages quoted at the top so they -promise what the fixture can actually deliver. It must not be resolved by -quietly widening rule 5's per-line exclusion tags: that is the exact -exclusion-by-default outcome round-7 T3 rejected. - -`examples/TESTING.md`'s `db_fault_fixture.hpp` bullet carries a pointer to -this finding so the next implementer meets it before writing the coverage -plan, not after. - -## Closed as `documented-limitation` — what rung 1 shipped - -Rung 1 (pastebin), this finding's designated owner, took the second option -above — "real failures through the schema" — and it is on disk: - -- **`examples/common/testkit/db_busy_fixture.hpp`** — `DbBusyFixture` holds a - genuine, uncommitted `BEGIN IMMEDIATE` write transaction open on a second - `SqlConnection` to the shared test database for its lifetime, so a - concurrent write from the connection under test collides for real and - SQLite returns a real `SQLITE_BUSY`. No mock driver, no simulated ODBC - layer: the failure happens in the same call path production takes. Its own - doc comment records the two empirically-verified gotchas — `BEGIN - IMMEDIATE` (not a plain `Lightweight::SqlTransaction`, which only flips - `SQL_ATTR_AUTOCOMMIT` and defers lock acquisition), and Lightweight's - unconditional `PRAGMA busy_timeout = 60000` in `PostConnect()`, which the - *other* connection must re-issue with a small value or the "failure" is a - sixty-second block instead. -- **`examples/common/testkit/test_db_busy_fixture.cpp`** — the fixture's own - suite, which is what this finding's `test:` field now names. -- **`examples/pastebin/tests/test_paste_model.cpp`** — the two store-error - cases that consume it: "GetPaste surfaces a real SQLITE_BUSY as a thrown - error, not as silent data loss" (the raw conditional `UPDATE` path) and - "CreatePaste surfaces a real SQLITE_BUSY rather than mistaking it for an id - collision" (the `DataMapper::Create` path, proving the retry loop's - unique-violation classifier does not swallow an outage). The - zero-rows-affected branch of the conditional update is reached the third - way this finding named — a row already at `read_count == burn_after_reads` - — in "GetPaste against a row already at its burn budget throws Burned, not - NotFound". - -`documented-limitation`, not `fix-scheduled` or a plain close, because the -gap this finding actually described is only partly gone. The original -promise, quoted at the top from `examples/IMPLEMENTATION.md` rule 5 and -`examples/TESTING.md`, names **`db_fault_fixture`** — "a failing ODBC-level -driver" — as *the* mechanism for all three failure classes. That is still not -what exists. `db_fault_fixture.hpp` is unchanged and still cannot fault an -ordinary `DataMapper` call; what shipped is a *second, differently-shaped* -fixture beside it, covering the `SQLITE_BUSY` class (plus, incidentally, the -guarded-update zero-rows class through the schema rather than through a -fault). Constraint violations and mid-transaction rollback still have no -general fixture, and there is still no injectable seam between `DataMapper` -and the ODBC driver — the "why there is no cheap fix" section above stands -verbatim. So: the accepted behavior is that store-error branch coverage is -obtained per failure class, through the real schema, by whichever fixture can -genuinely provoke that class — not from one failing driver — and the two -governing documents' `db_fault_fixture` wording is the part that is now -inaccurate rather than the code. Crucially, the outcome round-7 T3 rejected -did **not** happen: no store-error branch was closed by widening rule 5's -per-line exclusion tags. Whoever next revises `IMPLEMENTATION.md` rule 5 and -`TESTING.md`'s fixture bullet should rewrite them to promise this shape. diff --git a/docs/findings/019-testkit-reaches-into-four-detail-namespaces.md b/docs/findings/019-testkit-reaches-into-four-detail-namespaces.md deleted file mode 100644 index 3b816636..00000000 --- a/docs/findings/019-testkit-reaches-into-four-detail-namespaces.md +++ /dev/null @@ -1,107 +0,0 @@ ---- -id: 019 -title: The ladder testkit reaches into four morph detail:: namespaces that have no public seam -subsystem: core -severity: minor -source: rung 0 final review (whole-branch) -disposition: open -test: spec-cited -issue: https://github.com/LASTRADA-Software/morph/issues/55 ---- - -`subsystem: core` is the nearest single value: the reach-ins span -`morph::async`, `morph::exec`, `morph::bridge` and `morph::model`, and the -question they raise — what belongs in morph's public surface — is one -question, not four. - -Every `detail::` namespace listed below is excluded from the generated docs -(`docs/CMakeLists.txt`'s `DOXYGEN_EXCLUDE_SYMBOLS`), which is the repo's own -statement that these are not API. Rung 0's testkit nevertheless depends on -all four, because morph offers no public alternative for what each one does. -None of these is a bug; each is a gap with a name. - -## The four reach-ins - -**1. `morph::async::detail::CompletionState` — constructing a -`Completion` a test controls.** - -- `examples/common/testkit/test_pump.cpp:36`, `:44`, `:73` - -`pump.hpp`'s `awaitQt`/`pumpUntil` are the things under test, so their tests -need a `Completion` they can resolve, fail, or leave pending on demand — -including resolving one *after* `awaitQt` has already timed out and unwound -(the dangling-reference regression at `:73`). `Completion` has no public -"make me a settleable promise" factory; `CompletionState` is the only way to -get one. Every async library that ships a `Future` also ships a `Promise`; -morph currently ships only the reading half publicly. - -**2. `morph::exec::detail::StrandExecutor` and `morph::exec::detail::ModelId` -— testing strand ordering.** - -- `examples/common/testkit/test_strand_interleaver.cpp:15`, `:18`, `:19`, - `:83`, `:86`, `:87` - -`DeterministicExecutor` (`strand_interleaver.hpp`) exists to make -strand-ordering bugs reproducible, which means its own tests must place it -underneath a real `StrandExecutor` keyed by real `ModelId`s — the production -component whose ordering is the point. A stand-in would prove nothing. -Per-key serialization is a load-bearing morph guarantee that application and -testkit code has no public vocabulary to talk about. - -**3. `morph::bridge::detail::HandlerBinding` — observing registration -completion.** - -- `examples/common/testkit/test_wasm_registration_path_native.cpp:66`, `:102` -- `examples/common/wasm_spike/main_wasm.cpp:55` - -Under `asyncRegistrationEnabled`, registration completes some time after -`BridgeHandler`'s constructor returns, and `binding->currentId != 0` is the -only observable signal that it succeeded — which is precisely what finding -017's two regression tests assert on, and what the WASM spike polls before -firing its first action. `BridgeHandler` exposes no `registered()` predicate -and no registration callback, so a caller that must gate on registration has -to hold the binding itself. - -**4. `morph::model::detail::defaultDispatcher()` / -`defaultRegistry()` — passing a `Config` to `QtWebSocketBackend`.** - -- `examples/common/gui/app_context.cpp:33` -- `examples/common/testkit/test_wasm_registration_path_native.cpp:60`, `:98` -- `examples/common/testkit/test_fault_proxy.cpp:79` -- `examples/common/wasm_spike/main_wasm.cpp:51` - -This one is purely positional. `QtWebSocketBackend`'s constructor is -`(QUrl, dispatcher = defaultDispatcher(), registry = defaultRegistry(), -[tls,] Config = {})`, so any caller that wants to set `Config` — every WASM -caller must, for `asyncRegistrationEnabled` — has to name the two default -arguments in front of it, and the only names for those defaults live in -`morph::model::detail`. The caller wants neither object; it wants the last -parameter. Five call sites now spell out two internal function names purely -as padding. - -## What should happen - -`examples/IMPLEMENTATION.md`'s promotion rule (rule of three) says a gap -consumed by 3+ call sites is either promoted to public API or explicitly -dispositioned as app/testkit-layer by design. Reach-ins 3 and 4 are over that -line today (three and five call sites); 1 and 2 are at three and six *uses* -across two files each. So each of the four needs one of: - -- a public seam — e.g. a settleable `Promise` companion to `Completion`; - a public strand/`ModelId` vocabulary; a `BridgeHandler::registered()` - predicate or `onRegistered` callback; a `QtWebSocketBackend` constructor - overload (or designated-initializer options struct) that takes `Config` - without the dispatcher/registry pair — or -- an explicit, recorded "testkit-layer by design; these types are internal and - the testkit accepts breaking with them" disposition, so a future - `detail::`-namespace refactor knows it may break the ladder and that this is - accepted rather than accidental. - -## What happens instead - -Nothing announces the coupling. A refactor inside any of these four -namespaces compiles morph and its own test suite green and breaks -`ladder_common_tests` — a target the `ladder-tests` CI job only builds when -its path filter matches. The cost is small today (rung 0 is the only -consumer) and grows with every rung that copies these call patterns, which is -the argument for dispositioning it now rather than at rung 4. diff --git a/docs/findings/020-registry-constructed-models-have-no-di-seam.md b/docs/findings/020-registry-constructed-models-have-no-di-seam.md deleted file mode 100644 index d0d1aced..00000000 --- a/docs/findings/020-registry-constructed-models-have-no-di-seam.md +++ /dev/null @@ -1,60 +0,0 @@ ---- -id: 020 -title: Registry-constructed models have no per-instance dependency-injection seam -subsystem: core -severity: major -source: rung 1 (pastebin) journal-split design investigation -disposition: open -test: spec-cited -issue: https://github.com/LASTRADA-Software/morph/issues/56 ---- - -Generalizes finding [003](003-datetime-now-not-injectable.md) (which is the -clock-shaped instance of this same gap) to the root cause: a model -constructed by the server-side registry (`include/morph/core/registry.hpp`, -the path every `Socket`-mode/remote registration goes through) is always -**default-constructed** — there is no parameter, no factory hook, and no -post-construction injection point a caller can use to hand it anything -instance-specific beyond what `IModelHolder::attachActionLog` already -covers (a log sink + a context key, set from the server's `LogProvider`). - -**What does exist, and why it doesn't close the gap:** `Bridge::modelFactory` -(`include/morph/core/bridge.hpp:140`, used by `registerHandler(binding)`, -`bridge.hpp:236-242`) lets a *client-side, `Local`-mode* registration supply -a custom factory closure that captures arbitrary dependencies. This is a -real, working seam — but it only ever runs for the local, in-process -backend. A `Socket`-mode (or any real remote) registration is served by -`RemoteServer`'s registry, which knows only the model's default -constructor. Any dependency a model needs — an injectable clock (finding -003), a second `IActionLog` reference so a model could author a synthetic -journal entry distinct from the one action it was actually dispatched with -(see below), a feature flag, anything — is therefore injectable in `Local` -mode and not injectable in `Socket` mode, silently, unless the app avoids -needing per-instance injection at all. - -**Concrete instance that surfaced this (rung 1 / pastebin):** the -recommended design for `GetPaste` was to split it into an unlogged read -plus an internally-journaled `RecordRead` mutation, so replaying the -journal never re-triggers a burn-after-read deletion. `RecordRead` would -need to be authored *from inside* `GetPaste`'s own `execute()` — a second, -independent `LogEntry` distinct from the auto-recorded entry for `GetPaste` -itself. `IModelHolder::recordIfAttached` -(`include/morph/core/model.hpp:145`) is called only by the two built-in -dispatch runners (`ActionDispatcher`'s registered-action runner and -`Bridge::executeVia`'s local op — see that function's own doc comment, -"model code and application code never call this directly"), for the one -action actually dispatched; it exposes no way to author a second entry. -The only way to get a model a reference it could call `->append(...)` on -directly is `Bridge::modelFactory` constructor injection — which, per -above, doesn't reach `Socket` mode. Rung 1's resolution: `GetPaste` stays -the one journaled action (default `Loggable::Yes`); the resurrection risk -this creates for replay/undo is documented as the concrete example in the -ladder-wide journal-honesty position (`examples/LADDER.md` § Journal -honesty; `examples/pastebin/README.md`'s journal design-question). - -**What happens instead:** any future rung wanting per-instance model -dependencies beyond a clock hits this same wall and either (a) restricts -itself to `Local`-mode-only behavior (silently, unless it remembers to -test `Socket` mode and gets a construction-time surprise), or (b) works -around it as rung 1 did — accept the action-granularity the framework -already gives instead of the finer one the app wanted. diff --git a/docs/findings/021-forms-controller-core-hardcodes-localbackend.md b/docs/findings/021-forms-controller-core-hardcodes-localbackend.md deleted file mode 100644 index 03937db5..00000000 --- a/docs/findings/021-forms-controller-core-hardcodes-localbackend.md +++ /dev/null @@ -1,56 +0,0 @@ ---- -id: 021 -title: FormsControllerCore hardcodes its own LocalBackend, cannot compose over an existing Bridge/executor -subsystem: forms -severity: major -source: rung 1 (pastebin) GUI design investigation -disposition: open -test: spec-cited -issue: https://github.com/LASTRADA-Software/morph/issues/57 ---- - -`morph::qt::forms::FormsControllerCore` -(`include/morph/qt/forms/forms_controller_core.hpp:32-90`) is the shipped, -schema-driven QML forms controller `examples/IMPLEMENTATION.md` rule 2 -mandates every rung's GUI render through. Its private members: - -```cpp -morph::exec::ThreadPoolExecutor _pool{2}; -::morph::qt::QtExecutor _gui; -morph::bridge::Bridge _bridge{std::make_unique(_pool)}; -morph::bridge::BridgeHandler _handler{_bridge, &_gui}; -``` - -It owns and constructs its own `Bridge` over a hardcoded `LocalBackend`, -built from its own private pool and executor. There is no constructor -overload taking an existing `Bridge&`/`IExecutor*`, and no way to point it -at `Remote` mode. - -This directly conflicts with `examples/TESTING.md`'s "Presenter -architecture" rule 2 binding requirement: presenters "take `(Bridge&, -IExecutor*)` and **never construct executors or backends themselves**" — -the whole point of `examples/common/gui::AppContext` is to be the *one* -place a rung's deployment mode (`Local`/`Remote`) is decided, with every -other piece of GUI code composing over the `Bridge&`/`IExecutor*` it -hands out. `FormsControllerCore` cannot do this: any rung using it as -shipped is silently pinned to an independent, always-local backend, -invisible to `AppContext`'s mode selection and untestable in `Socket` -mode via `BackendRig`'s matrix. - -**What happens instead:** rung 1 (pastebin) does not use -`FormsControllerCore` as shipped. Its GUI still renders from -`morph::forms::schemaJson()` through the real `MorphForms` QML module -(the schema-driven-first rule is honored in full) — only the *backend -wiring* is rung-owned: a thin controller exposing the same -`schemaJson()`/`submitIfValid()`/`fetchOptions()` surface, constructed -over the `BridgeHandler` `AppContext::onReady()` already -hands it, instead of `FormsControllerCore`'s own hardcoded one. This is -"pure glue with no domain logic" under `IMPLEMENTATION.md` rule 2's -justification (b) for a rung-owned GUI piece, not a hand-rolled input -widget — the schema/validation/rendering machinery itself is untouched. - -The framework-level fix `FormsControllerCore` needs: a constructor (or -factory) overload taking `Bridge&`/`IExecutor*` (or a pre-built -`BridgeHandler`) instead of building its own, so a QML-consuming -app can compose it the same way every other presenter in this codebase -already does. diff --git a/docs/findings/022-sqliteodbc-update-returning-no-cursor.md b/docs/findings/022-sqliteodbc-update-returning-no-cursor.md deleted file mode 100644 index 60d49c34..00000000 --- a/docs/findings/022-sqliteodbc-update-returning-no-cursor.md +++ /dev/null @@ -1,114 +0,0 @@ ---- -id: 022 -title: sqliteodbc reports a result set for UPDATE ... RETURNING but SQLFetch fails with SQLSTATE 24000, so the single-statement atomic-read design is unavailable -subsystem: offline -severity: minor -source: rung 1 (pastebin) task 5 — PasteModel burn-atomicity spike -disposition: open -test: spec-cited -issue: https://github.com/LASTRADA-Software/morph/issues/58 ---- - -`subsystem: offline` is the nearest value `examples/FINDINGS.md`'s enum -offers — this is a persistence-layer (Lightweight/ODBC) finding, exactly as -[finding 018](018-db-fault-fixture-cannot-fault-datamapper.md) argued for -itself. Severity is `minor` because a fully equivalent, equally atomic -fallback exists and shipped; what is lost is one statement's worth of -concision, not a capability. - -## What should happen - -`examples/pastebin/README.md`'s resolved burn-atomicity decision names a -single conditional statement issued through Lightweight's raw-query facility: - -```sql -UPDATE pastes - SET read_count = read_count + 1 - WHERE id = ? - AND (expires_at_ms IS NULL OR expires_at_ms > ?) - AND (burn_after_reads IS NULL OR read_count < burn_after_reads) -RETURNING content, syntax, created_at_ms, expires_at_ms, - burn_after_reads, read_count, is_private, is_editable -``` - -executed as `SqlStatement::Prepare` → `Execute(...)` → `FetchRow()` → -`GetColumn(i)`. SQLite has supported `RETURNING` since 3.35 and this -environment runs 3.53.4, so the statement itself is valid; the question the -README left open (and this rung owns) was whether the *driver* surfaces its -result set. No existing Lightweight test or example anywhere in this -codebase uses `RETURNING`. - -## What happens instead - -The driver accepts and executes the statement — the update is applied, and -`SqlResultCursor::NumColumnsAffected()` correctly reports the `RETURNING` -column count — but the first `FetchRow()` throws: - -``` -24000 (0) - [unixODBC][Driver Manager]Invalid cursor state -``` - -Reproduced against `DRIVER=SQLite3;Database=.db` (sqliteodbc via -unixODBC 2.3.14, SQLite 3.53.4, macOS/arm64), linking the vendored -Lightweight `v0.20260625.0`: - -```cpp -Lightweight::SqlStatement stmt; -(void) stmt.ExecuteDirect("CREATE TABLE probe (id INTEGER PRIMARY KEY, n INTEGER NOT NULL)"); -(void) stmt.ExecuteDirect("INSERT INTO probe (id, n) VALUES (1, 41)"); - -stmt.Prepare("UPDATE probe SET n = n + 1 WHERE id = ? RETURNING n"); -auto cursor = stmt.Execute(1); -cursor.NumColumnsAffected(); // => 1 (the driver knows about the column) -cursor.NumRowsAffected(); // => 1 (the update did happen) -cursor.FetchRow(); // throws 24000 "Invalid cursor state" -``` - -Both entry points fail identically — `ExecuteDirect(...)` and -`Prepare(...)` + `Execute(...)` — so this is not a prepared-statement -binding problem. Controls run in the same process, on the same connection, -confirm the failure is specific to `RETURNING`: - -- a plain `SELECT` prepared and executed the same way fetches normally; -- a plain conditional `UPDATE ... WHERE ...` reports - `NumRowsAffected() == 1` when it matches and `== 0` when it does not, so - the affected-row count *is* a trustworthy signal. - -The driver appears to execute the statement through a non-cursor path and -never opens a result set over the returned rows, leaving the statement -handle in a state where `SQLFetch` is invalid. - -## What shipped instead - -`pastebin::PasteModel::execute(const GetPaste&)` -(`examples/pastebin/src/models/paste_model.cpp`) uses the fallback the plan -pre-specified: a `Lightweight::SqlTransaction` on the model's own connection -wrapping (1) the identical conditional `UPDATE` minus its `RETURNING` -clause, dispatched on `NumRowsAffected()`, and (2) an ordinary `DataMapper` -read-back of the row by primary key. - -The atomicity argument is unchanged, because it never depended on -`RETURNING`: the entire guard (`id` matches, not expired, budget not yet -spent) lives inside the `UPDATE`'s own `WHERE`, which SQLite evaluates and -applies as one indivisible statement under a write lock. Of N clients racing -for the last allowed read of a burn-after-N paste, exactly one gets a -non-zero affected-row count. The transaction's job is only to keep the -read-back consistent with the write it is reading back, and to make the -burn-delete part of the same commit. - -Verified empirically (throwaway harness, not checked in — Task 9 owns the -durable tests): 40 rounds × 6 concurrent threads, each with its own -`PasteModel` and therefore its own connection, all calling `GetPaste` on the -same `burnAfterReads = 1` paste at a `std::barrier`. Exactly one winner per -round, 240 total attempts, 200 losers all `NotFound`, zero driver errors — -with and without an explicit ODBC `Timeout=` busy timeout. - -## What morph would need for the original design - -Nothing in morph — this is a driver capability. Either a sqliteodbc build -that opens a cursor for `RETURNING` statements, or a different SQLite ODBC -driver. If a future rung wants the single-statement form back, re-run the -probe above before designing around it. Until then, the transaction-wrapped -two-statement form is the ladder's answer for "atomic conditional -read-modify-return", and any other rung reaching for `RETURNING` should -expect the same failure. diff --git a/docs/findings/023-completion-onerror-single-slot-overwrite.md b/docs/findings/023-completion-onerror-single-slot-overwrite.md deleted file mode 100644 index 9e94f6fd..00000000 --- a/docs/findings/023-completion-onerror-single-slot-overwrite.md +++ /dev/null @@ -1,95 +0,0 @@ ---- -id: 023 -title: Completion::onError() keeps only the last-attached handler, silently discarding an earlier one -subsystem: core -severity: minor -source: rung 1 (pastebin) task 10 — PastePresenter/forms-controller glue -disposition: open -test: spec-cited -issue: https://github.com/LASTRADA-Software/morph/issues/59 ---- - -`morph::async::detail::CompletionState::attachOnError` -(`include/morph/core/completion.hpp:90-108`) stores the error handler in a -single field: - -```cpp -void attachOnError(std::function handler) { - ... - if (ready && error) { - ... - } else if (!ready) { - onErr = std::move(handler); - } - ... -} -``` - -Calling `.onError(...)` a second time on the same (still-pending) -`Completion` — even via a separate `Completion&` returned from the first -call, since `.then()`/`.onError()` both return `*this` — replaces `onErr` -outright. The first handler never runs, is never diagnosed as replaced, and -(because `onErrAttached` is set `true` by the second `attachOnError` call) -the orphan-error logger in `~CompletionState()` stays silent too — the -failure is not merely mis-routed, it becomes unobservable. - -## What should happen - -`examples/common/gui/presenter.hpp`'s `Presenter::track()` — every ladder -rung's shared busy-counter wrapper — documented (before this task) a -composition pattern built on this exact double-attach: "a subclass wanting -to *display* the error must attach its own `.onError` before handing the -completion to `track()`, since `track()` is the last handler attached." That -description assumed `.onError()` composes (both handlers fire, in some -order) the way `QObject::connect()` or a typical observer-list API would. - -## What happens instead - -Verified empirically (throwaway harness, not checked in): attaching -`.onError(displayHandler)` and then, on the same `Completion`, -`.onError(finishHandler)` — exactly `Presenter::track()`'s pre-existing -shape plus a subclass's pre-attached display handler — leaves only -`finishHandler` observable. `displayHandler` never runs. Applied to -`PastePresenter` as originally sketched (task 10's brief), this would have -meant `PastePresenter::failed(QString)` never fired for any real error: the -busy counter would still clear correctly (the surviving handler is -`track()`'s own), so the bug is invisible to `busy()`/`idle()` assertions -and would only show up as "errors are silently swallowed" from the UI's -perspective — precisely the failure mode task 10's own self-review -instructions called out to check for. - -## What shipped instead - -`Presenter::track()` (`examples/common/gui/presenter.hpp`) gained a third, -optional parameter: - -```cpp -template -void track(::morph::async::Completion completion, std::function onOk, - std::function onErr = {}); -``` - -`onErr`, if supplied, is invoked from *inside* the one `.onError()` handler -`track()` itself installs, immediately before `finishOne()` — so display and -busy-counter decrement are folded into a single attach, never a second -competing one. `PastePresenter` (`examples/pastebin/gui_lib/paste_presenter.cpp`) -passes its `reportError` member as this third argument instead of -pre-attaching `.onError()` on the completion. Existing two-argument -`track()` call sites (`examples/common/testkit/test_presenter.cpp`) are -unaffected — the new parameter defaults to a no-op, matching the prior -behavior exactly. Regression-verified: `ladder_common_tests` (146 -assertions) and `ladder_pastebin_tests` (506 assertions) both still pass -after the change. - -## What morph would need - -Nothing strictly — this is a documented single-slot design, not a bug in -`Completion` itself; the bug was in a downstream doc comment's assumption -about it composing. But `Completion::onError()`'s doc comment -(`include/morph/core/completion.hpp:191-198`) does not mention that a second -call replaces rather than composes with the first, and nothing in its -`Completion&` return-for-chaining API signals that chaining two `.onError()` -calls is a foot-gun rather than a supported pattern. A doc-comment addendum -("only the most recently attached handler runs; attaching twice silently -discards the first") would have caught this at review time instead of -requiring an empirical repro. diff --git a/docs/findings/024-no-registration-settled-seam.md b/docs/findings/024-no-registration-settled-seam.md deleted file mode 100644 index bf2976fa..00000000 --- a/docs/findings/024-no-registration-settled-seam.md +++ /dev/null @@ -1,103 +0,0 @@ ---- -id: 024 -title: no "registration settled" seam — a dispatch issued on connect fails "handler not bound" until the async registration round-trip lands -subsystem: bridge -severity: major -source: rung 1 (pastebin) task 12 — desktop GUI shell against a real server -disposition: open -test: spec-cited -issue: https://github.com/LASTRADA-Software/morph/issues/60 ---- - -This is the neighbouring half of finding `017`. That one is -*register-before-connect*: an async registration issued before the socket is -up fails **permanently**, because `registerModelAsync` rejects it outright and -nothing retries. This one is *dispatch-before-registration-settles*: a -registration issued at exactly the right moment (on connect, as `017` -prescribes) still leaves a window in which every dispatch through the handler -fails, **transiently**, until a server round-trip completes. Same missing -seam, different trigger — and following `017`'s own remedy is what walks you -straight into it. - -## The window - -`AppContext` (`examples/common/gui/app_context.cpp:41-57`) detects readiness -with `setConnectHandler`, per `017`: - -```cpp -rawBackend->setConnectHandler([this] { markReady(); }); -``` - -So every `AppContext::onReady()` callback runs on **socket connect**. That is -where a client builds its `BridgeHandler`s — the earliest point `017` permits. - -But `Bridge::registerHandlerImpl` (`include/morph/core/bridge.hpp:895-938`) -does not make the handler usable at that point. It calls -`backend->registerModelAsync(...)` and assigns the binding's id only from -inside the `onRegistered` callback (`bridge.hpp:927`): - -```cpp -strongBinding->currentId.store(newId.v); -``` - -which fires when the server's register reply arrives — a full round trip after -`registerHandlerImpl` returned. Until then `binding->currentId` is still `0`, -and `Bridge::executeVia` (`bridge.hpp:696-704`) fails fast: - -```cpp -uint64_t const raw = binding->currentId.load(); -... -if (raw == 0U) { - typedState->setException(std::make_exception_ptr(std::runtime_error("handler not bound"))); - return typed; -} -``` - -The net effect: for a transient window that opens on connect and closes when -registration settles, a handler that exists, is correctly constructed, and was -registered in exactly the mandated order still rejects every action with -`"handler not bound"`. - -## What should happen - -`onReady()` — or any equivalent "you may now use the bridge" signal — should -not fire, or should be joinable with something that does not fire, until the -handlers built inside it can actually dispatch. Equivalently: `Bridge` should -either queue a dispatch made against an unbound-but-registering binding until -its id arrives, or expose a seam to wait on ("`whenBound()`", "`isBound()`", -"`registrationSettled()`"). Grepping `include/` and `src/` for all three names -returns nothing: **no such seam exists today**, so a caller cannot even poll -the condition through public API — the only observable is the -`"handler not bound"` exception itself, i.e. you learn the handler was not -ready by failing an action the user asked for. - -## What happens instead - -Verified, not theorised, on rung 1's desktop client against a real server: an -unconditional `refresh()` from `Component.onCompleted` (i.e. immediately -inside the `onReady()` path) reported `rows=0, status='handler not bound'` on -**every** launch in `Remote` mode. `Local` mode registers synchronously and -never shows it, so the gap is invisible to in-process tests and to the whole -model/presenter suite — it only appears against a socket. - -## Shipped mitigation, and the in-repo precedent - -Rung 1 mitigates in the view layer, where `examples/TESTING.md` presenter -rule 4 puts timers: `examples/pastebin/gui/qml/Main.qml` runs a `Timer` that -re-issues `refresh()` every 150 ms and stops permanently on the first -`listed` reply (empty or not), clearing the bootstrap error it provoked from -the status line. - -This is not a new workaround invented for rung 1. `examples/common/wasm_spike/ -main_wasm.cpp:85-101` — written for finding `017`, and predating this task — -already carries the identical shape for the identical reason: after deferring -`BridgeHandler` construction into the `setConnectHandler` callback, it still -cannot dispatch, so it polls `binding->currentId.load() == 0U` on a `QTimer` -and fires its one action only once the id is non-zero. Two independent -consumers, written months apart, both had to hand-roll the same -wait-for-binding loop because the framework offers none. - -The same window applies to *every* handler a client builds on connect, not -just the one the bootstrap retries cover: rung 1's forms handler has it too, -so a user who clicks "Create paste" within milliseconds of launch sees the -same error once, with no retry behind it. diff --git a/docs/findings/025-client-only-still-needs-model-persistence-headers.md b/docs/findings/025-client-only-still-needs-model-persistence-headers.md deleted file mode 100644 index 14dc4406..00000000 --- a/docs/findings/025-client-only-still-needs-model-persistence-headers.md +++ /dev/null @@ -1,76 +0,0 @@ ---- -id: 025 -title: MORPH_CLIENT_ONLY removes a client's link dependency on its models, but nothing removes the header dependency — a browser client still has to #include the ORM -subsystem: core -severity: minor -source: rung 1 (pastebin) task 13 — the WASM client -disposition: open -test: spec-cited -issue: https://github.com/LASTRADA-Software/morph/issues/61 ---- - -`MORPH_CLIENT_ONLY` exists for exactly one scenario, and -`docs/spec/core/registry.md` names it outright: - -> even a build that never constructs a model locally still forces the linker to -> resolve the model's constructor and `execute()` bodies, pulling in whatever -> those depend on (a database driver, a native UI framework, an OS-specific -> API) — dependencies a client target may have no link path for at all (**a -> browser/WASM build in particular**), and will never call regardless. - -That is the *link* half, and it works: the spec's own empirical note -(`tests/compile_checks/client_only_no_model_link.cpp`) confirms a model whose -constructor and `execute()` are **declared but never defined** links fine -under the macro. - -The residue is the word *declared*. A client's whole dispatch surface is -`BridgeHandler` — a template over the model type — so the client must -still see `Model`'s complete definition, hence its header, hence everything -that header includes. For any ladder rung that follows -`examples/IMPLEMENTATION.md` rule 4 (all of them: persistence is -`Lightweight::DataMapper` behind a `WithMapper` mixin base), that is the ORM -and, transitively, ODBC: - -``` -paste_presenter.hpp - └── pastebin/models/paste_model.hpp // class PasteModel : private db::WithMapper - └── pastebin/db/db_model.hpp - └── // ODBC, absent in a browser -``` - -So `MORPH_CLIENT_ONLY` gets the client to the link step and the include graph -never lets it get there: rung 1's WASM client cannot compile a single -translation unit of shared presenter code without an ODBC-capable include path, -even though it will never open a database. - -## What should happen - -A pure client should be able to name a model's *action set* — the thing it -actually needs, since `ActionTraits` already carries the type-ids and JSON -codecs — without the model's implementation surface. Some seam that makes -`BridgeHandler` parameterisable on a declaration-only facade, or a documented -"client-side model declaration" macro pairing with `MORPH_CLIENT_ONLY`, would -close it. Grepping `include/` finds nothing of the sort today: every -`BridgeHandler` instantiation in the repository is over a complete model type. - -## What happens instead - -Each rung works around it in its own persistence layer. Rung 1's answer -(`examples/pastebin/include/pastebin/db/db_model.hpp`) is a two-branch -`WithMapper`: the real DataMapper-owning mixin natively, an empty base under -`__EMSCRIPTEN__`, with no `mapper()` at all in the browser branch so any -attempt to reach a database from a WASM build is a compile error rather than a -link error. It is small, it is confined to the file that owns the ODBC -dependency, and no model, DTO, presenter or QML file gets a WASM variant — but -it is still a per-rung `#ifdef` that the framework, not the app, should be -making unnecessary. Every future rung will need the same three lines for the -same reason. - -## Note on severity - -`minor`, deliberately: it is a real gap with a real cost, but the workaround is -tiny, local, and does not change any behaviour — unlike `020`/`021`, which -force an app to give up a design outright. It becomes worse if a rung's model -header ever needs something heavier than a mixin base (a `Field<>`-typed member -in the model itself, say), because there is no `#ifdef` shape that keeps such a -model's declaration honest in both worlds. diff --git a/docs/findings/026-control-byte-escaping-missing-in-three-sibling-writers.md b/docs/findings/026-control-byte-escaping-missing-in-three-sibling-writers.md deleted file mode 100644 index 4ddbd0ef..00000000 --- a/docs/findings/026-control-byte-escaping-missing-in-three-sibling-writers.md +++ /dev/null @@ -1,183 +0,0 @@ ---- -id: 026 -title: The control-byte JSON-escaping fix landed only in the action/result codec — three sibling writers (journal, file offline queue, session token) still use plain glz::write_json on caller-supplied strings -subsystem: journal -severity: major -source: rung 1 (pastebin) final whole-branch fix wave -disposition: open -test: spec-cited -issue: https://github.com/LASTRADA-Software/morph/issues/62 ---- - -`subsystem: journal` is one of three — this is the same defect in -`morph::journal`, `morph::offline` and `morph::session`. `journal` is named -because it carries the sharpest consequence (see "Why this is `major`"), and -`examples/FINDINGS.md`'s enum takes one value. - -## No new investigation needed: this is the already-fixed registry.hpp bug - -Commit `f2ad662` ("core: escape control bytes in action and result JSON -bodies") fixed exactly this mechanism one layer down, after rung 1 replayed -`tests/fuzz/findings/` as paste content. It introduced -`morph::model::detail::EscapingWriteOpts` -(`include/morph/core/registry.hpp:212-216`) and applied it at -`include/morph/core/registry.hpp:563` so that `ActionTraits::toJson` and -`resultToJson` emit `\uXXXX` instead of a raw C0 byte. That struct's own doc -comment (`registry.hpp:190-211`) states the mechanism, `docs/spec/core/wire.md` -("Control bytes in string fields") states the envelope-level original, and -`tests/test_wire_hardening.cpp`'s "Bug G" cases are the regression tests. - -**Everything below is that same bug, unfixed, in three other writers.** The -only thing this finding adds is the three locations and the confirmation that -their fields are caller data. - -## The mechanism, re-confirmed empirically - -Throwaway harness against this repo's own vendored glaze -(`build/clang-coverage/_deps/glaze-src`), sweeping every byte `0x00`–`0x1F` -through `glz::write_json` into a two-string aggregate and back through -`glz::read_json`: - -- Five bytes have JSON short escapes and are handled correctly: `0x08` `0x09` - `0x0A` `0x0C` `0x0D`. (Note in particular that `0x0A` *is* escaped, so a - JSONL record is never split across two physical lines — the corruption is - not a line-splitting one.) -- The **other 27** (`0x00`–`0x07`, `0x0B`, `0x0E`–`0x1F`) are written into the - output **raw**. The resulting document is not valid JSON (RFC 8259 forbids - unescaped `U+0000`–`U+001F` inside a string), and reading it back fails — - *and mangles*: with a raw `0x01` in a field that also contains an escaped - character, the reader's chunked fast path produced - `hel<0a>lo<01>","b"<00><00><00><00>` where `hel<0a>lo<01>` was written, i.e. - it ran past the string terminator and wrote `0x00` bytes over the buffer. - That is the identical "silently rewrites such a byte as two `0x00`s" - behavior `registry.hpp`'s doc comment describes. -- Rewriting the same value with `EscapingWriteOpts` emits a six-character - `\u0001` escape in place of the raw byte, and the value round-trips cleanly. - -## The three surviving locations - -### 1. `include/morph/journal/action_log.hpp:151` - -```cpp -inline std::string toJson(const LogEntry& entry) { - std::string out; - detail::throwOnGlazeError(glz::write_json(entry, out), out); - return out; -} -``` - -`LogEntry` (`action_log.hpp:39-80`) has four caller-supplied string fields -that are *not* pre-escaped JSON: - -- `entityKey` — an application-chosen instance identity, stamped from the - value passed to `attachActionLog()`. -- `error` — `std::exception::what()` from whatever rejected the action. - Exception messages routinely echo their input: `glz::format_error` embeds - the offending document, and a model's own `ValidationError` may quote the - field that failed. This is the most likely real-world carrier. -- `principal` — from `morph::session::current()`. -- `idempotencyKey` — documented as opaque and caller-chosen. - -(`payload` and `result` are the *outputs* of `ActionTraits::toJson`, so -`f2ad662` already made those two safe. That is precisely why the fix looked -complete and this one did not surface.) - -### 2. `include/morph/offline/file_offline_queue.hpp:61` - -```cpp -inline std::string toJson(const FileQueueRecord& record) { - std::string out; - throwOnGlazeError(glz::write_json(record, out), out); - return out; -} -``` - -`FileQueueRecord::payload` is documented on `QueueItem` as "opaque serialised -representation of the queued action" — the queue does not produce it and does -not interpret it, so it is whatever the application hands `enqueue()`, not -necessarily `ActionTraits` output. `idempotencyKey` is likewise explicitly -opaque and caller-supplied ("the queue does not interpret, require, or -enforce uniqueness on it"). - -### 3. `include/morph/session/session_auth.hpp:346` - -```cpp -[[nodiscard]] std::string issue(const SessionToken& claims) const { - std::string json; - // `SessionToken` is a flat aggregate, so writing it into a `std::string` - // cannot fail — the result is unconditional. - (void)glz::write_json(claims, json); -``` - -`SessionToken::principal` and `SessionToken::roles` are caller-supplied -(`session_auth.hpp:286-300`). The consequence differs in shape from the other -two because the claims JSON is base64url-encoded before it leaves the -process, so nothing on the wire is malformed — but the token is then -**unverifiable by its own verifier**: `TokenVerifier` base64-decodes and -`glz::read`s the claims, and the harness above confirms that round trip fails -(`err=1`) for a principal containing any of the 27 bytes. A principal that -morph itself accepted at issue time mints a credential that morph rejects as -`AuthError::Malformed`. Whether that is exploitable depends on how an -application sources principals; at minimum it is a silent -issue-succeeds/verify-always-fails asymmetry with no diagnostic. - -**A smaller, separate defect in the same three lines:** the `(void)` discards -the `glz::error_ctx`. The comment justifying it ("cannot fail — the result is -unconditional") is the *reason* the write error is dropped, and it is a -reasonable claim for a flat aggregate — but it is the only one of the three -writers here that does not route its error through a `throwOnGlazeError` -helper, so if the claim ever stops holding (a `SessionToken` gaining a nested -or dynamic member) the failure is a silently-empty payload rather than a -throw. Worth folding into the same fix rather than filing separately. - -## What should happen - -All three should write with the same option `registry.hpp` already carries: - -```cpp -struct EscapingWriteOpts : glz::opts { - bool escape_control_characters = true; -}; -``` - -`registry.hpp`'s own comment explains why it is duplicated rather than shared -from `morph::wire` (the model layer must not depend on the transport layer's -header for a four-line struct). Whoever fixes this should decide whether a -*fourth* and *fifth* copy is right, or whether the struct has now earned a -single home — three independent duplications is the point at which the -"deliberately duplicated" rationale deserves re-examination, and that is a -design call for the repo owner, not something this finding prescribes. - -## Why this is `major` and not a paper cut - -Both file-backed readers **re-throw** on a malformed line that is not the -final one, by design — a truncated *trailing* line is tolerated as a crash -artifact, but mid-file corruption is treated as genuine corruption: - -- `include/morph/journal/file_action_log.hpp:212-227` — one undecodable - entry followed by any later entry makes `entries()` throw for the whole - file, permanently. The audit trail — the single thing - `examples/pastebin/README.md`'s journal position paper says `morph::journal` - is *for* ("render read-only history") — becomes unreadable in its entirety, - and the only surviving recovery is hand-editing the file. -- `include/morph/offline/file_offline_queue.hpp:279-290` — the same shape in - `load()`, which runs from the constructor. A durable queue whose file - contains one such record throws on every subsequent process start, so every - item behind it is unreachable. This is durable-store corruption written by - the store's own writer. - -Neither is reachable through today's ladder rungs (rung 1 journals only -`ActionTraits`-produced payloads and ships no offline queue), which is why -nothing is red — but both are reachable by any application that puts a raw -control byte in an entity key, an idempotency key, a principal, or an -exception message, which is exactly the input class the fuzz corpus that -found the registry.hpp original is made of. - -## Not fixed here, by design - -`examples/FINDINGS.md`: "the repo owner decides; the ladder never -self-triages." Rung 1's final fix wave files this as `open` rather than -patching three framework headers on its own authority — the same standard the -rung applied to findings 020–025. The mechanism is already proven and the fix -is four lines per site, so this should be cheap to schedule; what it is not -is a rung's call to make. diff --git a/docs/findings/027-register-envelope-carries-no-session.md b/docs/findings/027-register-envelope-carries-no-session.md deleted file mode 100644 index e95aa589..00000000 --- a/docs/findings/027-register-envelope-carries-no-session.md +++ /dev/null @@ -1,145 +0,0 @@ ---- -id: 027 -title: "`register` envelopes carry no session, so `authorizeRegister` and the recorded owner principal are both unusable from any `Bridge` client" -subsystem: backend -severity: blocker -source: rung 2 (bookmarks) task 12 — server bootstrap with a real signing authorizer -disposition: open -test: spec-cited (repro below is a five-line `BridgeHandler` construction) -issue: https://github.com/LASTRADA-Software/morph/issues/63 ---- - -`Bridge` stamps its default session onto every **`execute`** call -(`include/morph/core/bridge.hpp:806`): - -```cpp -call.session = _defaultSession; -``` - -It stamps it onto nothing else. Every *control* message — `register`, -`register`-shared, `attach`, `assign`, `deregister` — is built inside the -concrete `IBackend`, which has no access to the session at all, because -`IBackend`'s registration surface -(`include/morph/core/backend.hpp:82-246`) carries only -`typeId`/`factory`/`contextKey`/`primary`. So both shipping remote backends -send a session-less envelope: - -- `SimulatedRemoteBackend::registerModelWithContext` - (`include/morph/core/remote.hpp:1497-1505`) → - `wire::makeRegister(typeId, contextKey)` -- `SocketBackend::registerModel` (`include/morph/net/socket_backend.hpp:137`) - → `wire::makeRegister(typeId)` - -and `wire::makeRegister` (`include/morph/core/wire.hpp:151-157`) leaves -`Envelope::session` default-constructed. - -## What that breaks - -`RemoteServer`'s `register` handler authenticates the envelope's session and -makes the verified identity authoritative before deciding -(`include/morph/core/remote.hpp:939-949`): - -```cpp -if (auto verified = _authorizer->authenticate(env.session)) { - env.session.principal = std::move(*verified); -} else { - env.session.principal.clear(); -} -if (!_authorizer->authorizeRegister(env.session, env.typeId)) { - reply(... makeErr("unauthorized", env.callId)); - return; -} -``` - -and then records the owner from that same value -(`include/morph/core/remote.hpp:1011`): - -```cpp -_owners[mid] = std::move(env.session.principal); -``` - -Because the envelope never carried a token, `authenticate()` always fails and -`env.session.principal` is **always empty** for a `Bridge` client. Two -documented capabilities therefore cannot be reached from any `Bridge`: - -1. **`authorizeRegister` cannot gate on identity.** The canonical override - the framework's own test suite demonstrates - (`tests/test_register_authorization.cpp:93` — - `return !ctx.principal.empty(); // ctx.principal is already the *verified* - identity here`) rejects **every** register a `Bridge` client issues, - including the very first one a freshly-logged-in client makes. That test - passes only because it hand-builds its envelopes - (`tests/test_register_authorization.cpp:112-116`) — a path no application - has. - -2. **`authorizeInstance`'s ownership check is inert.** The recorded owner is - always the empty string, and the documented policy shape - (`include/morph/session/session.hpp:193`, - `tests/test_policy_hardening.cpp:173`) treats an empty owner as "shared, - allow anyone". So `ownerPrincipal == ctx.principal` never denies anything - for a `Bridge`-registered instance — the per-instance authorization hook - silently degrades to allow-all for every real client. - -## Repro - -Against any `RemoteServer` whose authorizer overrides `authorizeRegister` the -way `tests/test_register_authorization.cpp` documents: - -```cpp -auto server = std::make_shared( - pool, std::make_shared("secret")); -morph::bridge::Bridge bridge{std::make_unique(*server)}; - -morph::session::Context s; -s.principal = "alice"; -s.token = morph::session::TokenIssuer{"secret"}.issue({.principal = "alice", .expiresAtMs = kFarFuture}); -bridge.setDefaultSession(s); // valid, signed, correct secret - -morph::bridge::BridgeHandler handler{bridge, &exec}; -// throws std::runtime_error: "register failed: unauthorized" -``` - -Observed verbatim while wiring rung 2's `App`: - -``` -[DEBUG] [dispatchMessage] connection 0: kind=register callId=0 typeId=BookmarkModel ... -PROBE: BridgeHandler ctor threw: register failed: unauthorized -``` - -The session is present, valid, and correctly signed on the `Bridge` — it is -simply never put on the wire for `register`. - -## What should happen - -A `Bridge` with an installed default session should present that session on -its control messages exactly as it does on `execute`, so that: - -- `authorizeRegister` sees the same verified principal an `execute` would, and -- `_owners[mid]` records that principal, giving `authorizeInstance` something - real to compare against. - -The smallest shape that does this is an `IBackend` hook mirroring the existing -`setReconnectHandler`/`setConnectHandler`/`setDisconnectHandler` -store-and-ignore defaults — e.g. `virtual void setSession(session::Context)`, -pushed by `Bridge::setDefaultSession()` and by `Bridge::switchBackend()`, and -stamped by each wire-backed backend onto `makeRegister`/`makeRegisterShared`/ -`makeAttach`/`makeAssign`/`makeDeregister`. `LocalBackend` needs nothing (it -builds no envelopes and consults no authorizer). - -Not fixed here: per `examples/IMPLEMENTATION.md`'s prime directive the ladder -records framework gaps rather than patching core, and per -`examples/FINDINGS.md` the disposition is the repo owner's call, not the -rung's. - -## Consequence for rung 2 while this is open - -`bookmarks::auth::BookmarksAuthorizer` (rung 2, task 1) was written to the -documented shape and was therefore unusable: it rejected every register from -every client. Task 12 relaxed `authorizeRegister` to what is actually -enforceable today and moved the affected checks to the two places that *do* -see a verified principal — `SigningAuthorizer::authorize` (every `execute` -carries the token) and the models' own `session::current()->principal` reads -(`examples/IMPLEMENTATION.md` rule 1). In particular -`BookmarkModel::execute(const RecordMetadata&)` now checks the service -principal itself rather than relying on `authorizeInstance`. See that -header's and that action's own comments, which cite this finding. diff --git a/docs/findings/028-ladder-tests-inherit-lightweight-warnings-under-strict-mode.md b/docs/findings/028-ladder-tests-inherit-lightweight-warnings-under-strict-mode.md deleted file mode 100644 index fad3fd3c..00000000 --- a/docs/findings/028-ladder-tests-inherit-lightweight-warnings-under-strict-mode.md +++ /dev/null @@ -1,77 +0,0 @@ ---- -id: 028 -title: "`ladder__tests` applies `-Weverything -Werror` to Lightweight/unixodbc headers it deliberately spares `ladder__lib`, so `MORPH_ENABLE_STRICT_COMPILATION=ON` fails on any DB-touching rung, unrelated to that rung's own code" -subsystem: core -severity: blocker -source: rung 2 (bookmarks) task 13 — CMakeLists.txt completing the buildable rung skeleton -disposition: fixed -test: spec-cited (repro below is a real `cmake --build` under `-DMORPH_ENABLE_STRICT_COMPILATION=ON`) ---- - -`cmake/morph_add_rung.cmake` deliberately does **not** call `apply_warnings()` -on `ladder_${_rung}_lib` (line ~123-124): - -```cmake -# Lightweight's headers are not -Werror clean (bank's own caveat, -# examples/bank/CMakeLists.txt) — no apply_warnings() here. -``` - -But `ladder_${_rung}_tests` (line 408) calls `apply_warnings()` -unconditionally, and `ladder_${_rung}_tests` PRIVATE-links -`ladder_${_rung}_lib`, which PUBLIC-links `Lightweight::Lightweight` -(line 120: `target_link_libraries(ladder_${_rung}_lib PUBLIC morph::morph -Lightweight::Lightweight Qt6::Core)`). Lightweight's own include directories -propagate into `ladder_${_rung}_tests` as plain `-I`, not `-isystem` (unlike -Qt/glaze/reflection-cpp, which the same target already gets via `-isystem` — -confirmed by inspecting the generated compile command), so the *lib* target's -carve-out is silently defeated for the *tests* target, which is exactly the -target the carve-out's own comment says needs it. - -## Repro - -Any test file in a DB-touching rung that transitively includes a Lightweight -header (directly, or via that rung's own `db/*_entity.hpp`) fails to compile -under strict mode with dozens of unrelated diagnostics from Lightweight's own -sources and from ``/``/`` (unixodbc): -`-Wreserved-macro-identifier`, `-Wswitch-default`, `-Wold-style-cast`, -`-Wcast-qual`, `-Wshadow`, `-Wshadow-field-in-constructor`, -`-Wmissing-variable-declarations`, and more — none of it in morph or rung -code. - -``` -cmake -S . -B build/strict -DMORPH_ENABLE_STRICT_COMPILATION=ON \ - -DMORPH_BUILD_LADDER=ON -DMORPH_LADDER_RUNGS=pastebin -DMORPH_BUILD_QT=ON -cmake --build build/strict --target ladder_pastebin_tests -# fails compiling test_paste_model.cpp on Lightweight/unixodbc header -# diagnostics before reaching a single line of pastebin's own code. -``` - -Confirmed on **both** `pastebin` (rung 1, merged long ago) and `bookmarks` -(rung 2, this task) — this is not new, not rung-2-specific, and would have -been present the moment rung 1's `CMakeLists.txt` landed. The local build -tree used throughout the ladder's development -(`build/clang-coverage`) has `MORPH_ENABLE_STRICT_COMPILATION=OFF`, which is -why no earlier task's real build hit it. - -## What should happen instead - -`Lightweight`'s (and unixodbc's) include directories reaching -`ladder_${_rung}_tests` should be marked `-isystem`, e.g. -`target_include_directories(... SYSTEM ...)` on the `Lightweight::Lightweight` -import, or an explicit `SYSTEM` re-declaration of those dirs on -`ladder_${_rung}_lib`'s PUBLIC interface — matching how Qt/glaze/reflection-cpp -are already treated in the very same target. A two-directory `cmake/` change, -not a rung's to make unilaterally (shared file, used by every rung). - -## Consequence for rung 2 while this is open - -Task 13's own designated-field-initializer fix (43 warnings across 5 test -files, see the task's report) is real and independently verified clean, but a -*fully* clean `-DMORPH_ENABLE_STRICT_COMPILATION=ON` build of -`ladder_bookmarks_tests` cannot be reached end-to-end via the normal -`cmake --build` flow until this is fixed — the build fails on Lightweight's -own headers first. Verification for task 13 was done per-translation-unit -with the compiler invoked directly (from the real, unmodified compile -commands) with the affected include paths remapped to `-isystem` to isolate -the check to the rung's own code, rather than by a strict-mode -`cmake --build` of the whole target. diff --git a/docs/findings/029-thread-safety-negative-on-unannotated-mutex-clang22.md b/docs/findings/029-thread-safety-negative-on-unannotated-mutex-clang22.md deleted file mode 100644 index cebfd7bd..00000000 --- a/docs/findings/029-thread-safety-negative-on-unannotated-mutex-clang22.md +++ /dev/null @@ -1,67 +0,0 @@ ---- -id: 029 -title: "`-Wthread-safety-negative` fires on plain, unannotated `std::mutex` use in `core/executor.hpp`/`core/completion.hpp` under Clang 22 (Homebrew, macOS libc++), independent of any rung" -subsystem: core -severity: major -source: rung 2 (bookmarks) task 13 — CMakeLists.txt completing the buildable rung skeleton -disposition: open -test: spec-cited (repro below is a real `cmake --build` under `-DMORPH_ENABLE_STRICT_COMPILATION=ON`) -issue: https://github.com/LASTRADA-Software/morph/issues/64 ---- - -Building any target that includes `include/morph/core/executor.hpp` or -`include/morph/core/completion.hpp` under `-DMORPH_ENABLE_STRICT_COMPILATION=ON` -with the local Clang 22 toolchain (`/opt/homebrew/opt/llvm@22`, its bundled -libc++) fails with: - -``` -include/morph/core/executor.hpp:87:32: error: acquiring mutex '_m' requires - negative capability '!_m' [-Werror,-Wthread-safety-negative] - std::scoped_lock const lock{_m}; - ^ -``` - -Neither `ThreadPoolExecutor::_m` (`executor.hpp`) nor -`CompletionState::mtx` (`completion.hpp`) carries any -`GUARDED_BY`/`ACQUIRE`/thread-safety attribute — they are plain -`std::mutex` members locked with plain `std::scoped_lock`/`std::unique_lock`. -Clang's thread-safety analysis normally only fires on code that opts in via -annotations; this Clang/libc++ pairing appears to have grown thread-safety -annotations on `std::mutex` itself (a recent LLVM libc++ change), so *every* -plain, unannotated use of `std::mutex` project-wide now trips -`-Wthread-safety-negative` once `-Weverything -Werror` is both active — which -they are unconditionally the moment `MORPH_ENABLE_STRICT_COMPILATION=ON` is -set (`-Weverything` itself is always on via `apply_warnings()`; strict mode -only adds `-Werror`). - -## Scope - -Not rung-specific — `core/executor.hpp` and `core/completion.hpp` are -included transitively by nearly every morph target. Confirmed by building -`ladder_bookmarks_tests` under strict mode: this is the *first* class of -error encountered, before Lightweight's own headers are even reached (see -finding 028). Whether CI's pinned `clang-22` (via `apt.llvm.org` on Ubuntu, -paired with a different libc++/libstdc++) reproduces this is unconfirmed from -this rung — it may be macOS/Homebrew-libc++-specific, in which case CI is -unaffected and this finding is a local-toolchain-only concern; if CI does use -the same libc++ that ships these annotations, `MORPH_ENABLE_STRICT_COMPILATION=ON` -(CI's stated default) would fail on framework code alone, on every target, -independent of any rung. - -## What should happen instead - -Either annotate the affected mutexes properly (`GUARDED_BY`, etc.) so the -analysis has real capability information to reason about, or suppress -`-Wthread-safety-negative` specifically (with a comment citing this finding) -in `cmake/compiler_options.cmake`'s Clang suppression block alongside the -other named exceptions already there. Not a rung's file to change — shared, -used by every target in the repo. - -## Consequence for rung 2 while this is open - -Task 13's strict-compilation verification of the bookmarks rung's own test -files (43 designated-field-initializer fixes) was done with -`-Wno-thread-safety-negative` added to the per-translation-unit check, to -isolate the verification to code this task actually owns. See finding 028 -for the second, larger obstacle (Lightweight/unixodbc headers) hit on the -same path. diff --git a/docs/findings/030-deregister-reply-races-sync-register-callid-zero.md b/docs/findings/030-deregister-reply-races-sync-register-callid-zero.md deleted file mode 100644 index fa3d07e0..00000000 --- a/docs/findings/030-deregister-reply-races-sync-register-callid-zero.md +++ /dev/null @@ -1,157 +0,0 @@ ---- -id: 030 -title: a fire-and-forget deregister's "ok" reply can be misrouted to an unrelated later synchronous register, permanently zeroing the new binding's ModelId -subsystem: qt-transport -severity: major -source: rung 2 (bookmarks) task 17 follow-up — TagPresenter::merge flake investigation -disposition: open -test: spec-cited -issue: https://github.com/LASTRADA-Software/morph/issues/65 ---- - -Found while root-causing a reproducible (roughly 1-in-8) flake in -`TagPresenter::merge`'s own test -(`examples/bookmarks/tests/test_tag_presenter.cpp`), which constructed two -short-lived `BridgeHandler` objects back to back in -`Mode::Socket` to seed two bookmarks. The observed symptom was an uncaught -`std::runtime_error("handler not bound")` escaping the *second* handler's -`execute()` call — a message that can only come from `Bridge::executeVia`'s -fast-fail path (`include/morph/core/bridge.hpp:701-704`), which fires when -`binding->currentId.load() == 0`. - -## Why this was surprising - -`BackendRig::Socket` (the ladder testkit's socket-mode fixture) never opts -into `QtWebSocketBackend::Config::asyncRegistrationEnabled` (defaults -`false`), so every `BridgeHandler` construction there takes the -*synchronous* registration path: `Bridge::registerHandlerImpl` calls -`registerModelWithContext`, which blocks via `QtWebSocketBackend::sendSync` -(a nested `QEventLoop`) until the server's reply arrives. That path's own -doc comment promises exactly this: "every existing embedder ... keeps -registering synchronously, immediately usable the line after -`BridgeHandler`'s constructor returns." So the initial hypothesis — finding -`024`'s async registration-settlement race — did not apply here at all -(that finding is specifically about the opt-in async path `AppContext` -uses); confirmed by instrumented reruns showing the failure is not a slow -round trip but a *permanent* one (a bounded retry-and-repump loop burned its -entire deadline on every failing run rather than ever recovering). - -## The actual bug - -`QtWebSocketBackend::onTextMessage` (`src/qt/qt_websocket_backend.cpp:341-`) -routes every incoming reply by `env.callId`: non-zero ids go to the -`_pending`/`_pendingRegistrations` maps (the async paths); `callId == 0` -is treated as *the* one outstanding synchronous call and unconditionally -handed to `_pendingReply` + `_syncLoop->quit()`. - -But `callId == 0` is not unique to synchronous calls. Two client-side call -sites both leave the envelope's `callId` at its default-constructed `0`: - -- `QtWebSocketBackend::registerModel` (`sendSync(makeRegister(typeId))`) — - the synchronous register path described above, which *does* park a - `_syncLoop` and wait. -- `QtWebSocketBackend::deregisterModel` (`sendTextMessage(encode(makeDeregister(mid.v)))`) - — explicitly fire-and-forget, sent without parking anything, precisely so - destroying a `BridgeHandler` never blocks. - -The server replies to *both* the same way: `deregister` gets an ordinary -`makeOk(env.callId)` reply (`include/morph/core/remote.hpp:1119`), which -therefore also carries `callId == 0`. - -If a `BridgeHandler` is destroyed (sending its fire-and-forget deregister) -and a **different** `BridgeHandler` on the same connection is constructed -immediately after (parking a `sendSync` for its own register), the -deregister's reply and the register's reply are indistinguishable on the -wire — both `callId == 0`. Whichever arrives first is handed to the parked -`_syncLoop`. If it is the deregister's stray "ok" (which carries no -`modelId`), `registerModel` decodes it, reads a zero/default `modelId`, and -stores `ModelId{0}` into the *new* binding's `currentId` — permanently: the -real register reply that arrives moments later has nowhere to go -(`_syncLoop` was already reset to `nullptr` when the mismatched reply quit -the loop), so it is silently dropped. Every subsequent dispatch on that -binding then fails fast with `"handler not bound"`, forever, not just for a -transient window. - -## Reproduction - -`examples/bookmarks/tests/test_tag_presenter.cpp`'s `TagPresenter::merge` -test seeded two bookmarks via two short-lived `BridgeHandler` -objects (construct, dispatch, destruct, construct again) immediately -followed by `TagPresenter`'s own handler construction — three -register/deregister boundaries on one connection in quick succession, each -an opportunity for this race. Empirically: roughly 1 run in 6-15 in -isolation; verbose (`--success`) output, which adds enough per-assertion I/O -to perturb timing further, pushed the observed rate as high as 70-90%. The -same pattern (`seedBookmark` constructing a fresh handler per call, called -twice) was independently confirmed to trigger the identical failure in -`examples/bookmarks/tests/test_shared_feed_presenter.cpp`. - -A third, structurally distinct reproduction site: rung 3 (polls)'s -`examples/polls/tests/test_shared_instance_lifecycle.cpp` hit the identical -`callId == 0` bucket-sharing hazard not via a synchronous *register*, but via -a synchronous **`instances()`** call — `BridgeHandler::instances()` is also -an ordinary `sendSync` caller competing for the same bucket. Reusing a -connection that had just sent a fire-and-forget `deregister` (from a -`BridgeHandler` going out of scope) for a subsequent `instances()` probe -reliably risked the deregister's stray "ok" being delivered to the parked -`instances()` wait instead. Worked around identically to the other two -sites: use a genuinely fresh connection (never a party to a recent -deregister) for the probing call, rather than reusing one of the -just-released connections. This confirms the hazard is general to *any* -`sendSync`-based call type (`register`, `attach`, `instances`, ...), not -specific to registration — consistent with this finding's own "What morph -would need" direction 2 ("every `sendSync`-based call... needs a real -per-call `callId`"), which a fix scoped to `register` alone would not have -closed. - -A fourth site, in production code rather than a test — `QtWebSocketBackend::attachModel`'s -own empty-`identity.primary` branch (`src/qt/qt_websocket_backend.cpp:283-287`, -`registerModelShared`'s identical branch at `:273-274` is the same shape one -call shallower) does exactly this: a fire-and-forget `deregisterModel(current)` -immediately followed by the synchronous `registerModelWithContext(...)` — a -deregister-then-sendSync-register pair on the same connection, with no event -processing in between. This is not a test artifact or a testkit-only pattern; -it is the framework's own code taking the two-step "release the empty-key -instance, then plainly re-register" path any `AllowShared` handler resolves to -whenever it re-points to an unkeyed action. Confirmed independently across two -separate reviews of this codebase before being written down here. - -## What shipped instead (test-level workaround, not a framework fix) - -Both files were changed to construct **one** `BridgeHandler` -per test case and reuse it across every seed call, declared before the -presenter under test so it is destroyed *after* — deferring its one -deregister to the end of the test, past every synchronous registration that -test still needs to make. This removes the adjacency the race depends on -(a deregister immediately followed by an unrelated register on the same -connection) without touching `QtWebSocketBackend`/`Bridge`. Verified via -140+ repeated runs of the originally-flaking test case and 35+ full -`ladder_bookmarks_tests` runs (`--order rand`, multiple seeds including the -two that reproduced it during review) with zero failures; `ladder_pastebin_tests` -and `ladder-0` (112 tests total) re-verified unaffected — pastebin's own -tests never construct two handlers back to back on the same connection -index, so this bug was latent there but never triggered. - -## What morph would need - -`callId == 0` should not be an overloaded "the one synchronous reply I'm -waiting for" bucket that any fire-and-forget reply can also land in. Two -directions, either sufficient on its own: - -1. Give `deregisterModel`'s request a real (non-zero) `callId` and either - drop its reply unmatched (nobody is waiting for it — `onTextMessage`'s - non-zero-`callId`-with-no-`_pending`-entry path already handles an - unmatched async reply gracefully) or track it in `_pending`/a dedicated - map and discard the result once it lands, so it can never again collide - with an unrelated synchronous wait. -2. Give every `sendSync`-based call (register, registerShared, attach, - assign, instances) a real per-call `callId` too, and have - `onTextMessage`'s sync branch match on that id specifically rather than - accepting *any* `callId == 0` message as "the" parked reply. - -Either change is scoped to `include/morph/qt/qt_websocket_backend.hpp` / -`src/qt/qt_websocket_backend.cpp` (and, for direction 2, the reply-routing -branch in `onTextMessage`) plus, for direction 1, `deregister`'s handling in -`include/morph/core/remote.hpp` if it should stop replying to deregister at -all. Out of scope for the ladder task that found it (rung 2 testkit, not -`include/morph/`). diff --git a/docs/findings/031-dynamicform-has-no-array-field-control.md b/docs/findings/031-dynamicform-has-no-array-field-control.md deleted file mode 100644 index 813497a9..00000000 --- a/docs/findings/031-dynamicform-has-no-array-field-control.md +++ /dev/null @@ -1,71 +0,0 @@ ---- -id: 031 -title: DynamicForm has no control for JSON `array`-typed fields; it silently renders a text box that can never produce a valid submission -subsystem: forms -severity: major -source: rung 2 (bookmarks) task 18 — GUI shell, review-recommended -disposition: open -test: none -issue: https://github.com/LASTRADA-Software/morph/issues/66 ---- - -Found while reviewing rung 2 (bookmarks)'s schema-driven GUI shell. A -`std::vector` DTO field (`CreateBookmark::tags`, -`MergeTags`'s tag-name lists, etc.) is an unremarkable member type — it -compiles, `morph::forms::schemaJson()` happily emits a JSON Schema -`"type": "array"` entry for it, and nothing in the framework rejects binding -such a DTO to a schema-driven form. But `DynamicForm.qml` has no rendering -path for it at all. - -## The actual bug - -`DynamicForm.qml`'s only JSON-type dispatch is a sequence of -`types.indexOf("...")` checks (e.g. `types.indexOf("integer") !== -1` at -line 194) selecting between numeric/boolean/string/enum controls. There is -no `types.indexOf("array")` branch anywhere in the file. An array-typed -field falls through every check and reaches the generic text-control path, -and `fieldJsonLiteral` (line 575-618) — the function that turns whatever the -user typed into the JSON literal sent to the server — has no array handling -either: its final fallback is `return JSON.stringify(text)` (line 617), -which wraps the raw text content in a JSON *string* literal, not a JSON -array. - -This is not a missing feature that degrades gracefully (an omitted field, a -disabled control, a form that refuses to reach `ready`). It is a **normal, -enabled, apparently-functional text input** that a user can type into, -believing it does something, and submit — producing a body the server's own -schema validation is guaranteed to reject, every time, for every -array-typed field, with no indication in the UI of why. - -## Impact on rung 2 - -This cost the bookmarks rung two workarounds and one disclosed, -unaddressed capability gap: - -- `BulkEdit` (whose `addTags`/`removeTags` fields are array-typed) is - excluded from the schema-driven form document entirely - (`examples/bookmarks/gui_lib/bookmark_schemas.hpp`'s own comment records - this) and is instead driven from ad hoc checkbox selection in QML, - bypassing the schema-driven path `IMPLEMENTATION.md` rule 2 otherwise - requires. -- Tagging a bookmark — a headline feature of a bookmarks manager — is not - reachable from the GUI at all. `CreateBookmark::tags` and any - tag-mutation path are only exercisable through direct model calls (tests, - import) because no schema-driven form can safely expose them. - -Every future rung with a list-valued input (multi-select, tag editors, -bulk-id pickers) will hit this the moment it tries to bind such a field to -`DynamicForm`. - -## What morph would need - -`DynamicForm.qml` needs an actual `"array"` branch: at minimum, for an -`array` of `string` items, a simple add/remove chip-list or -comma-separated-with-validation control that emits a genuine JSON array -literal from `fieldJsonLiteral`, not a stringified blob. The entry point -for a fix is the `fields` descriptor construction around -`DynamicForm.qml:160-213` (where the per-field control type is currently -selected) plus the corresponding literal-encoding arm in -`fieldJsonLiteral` (`:575-618`). Scoped to -`src/qt/forms/qml/DynamicForm.qml`; out of scope for the ladder task that -found it (rung 2 GUI shell, not `src/qt/forms/`). diff --git a/docs/findings/032-assignprimary-has-no-async-path.md b/docs/findings/032-assignprimary-has-no-async-path.md deleted file mode 100644 index cb1f4f1c..00000000 --- a/docs/findings/032-assignprimary-has-no-async-path.md +++ /dev/null @@ -1,82 +0,0 @@ ---- -id: 032 -title: a result-keyed creating action's promote step (assignPrimary) has no async path, so it still blocks a WASM main thread -subsystem: core-backend -severity: major -source: rung 3 (polls) framework prerequisite — async shared/keyed attach, task 2 review -disposition: open -test: spec-cited -issue: https://github.com/LASTRADA-Software/morph/issues/67 ---- - -Found while closing `examples/LADDER.md`'s "Framework prerequisites" #1 -(async shared/keyed attach) ahead of rung 3 (`polls`). That work added -`IBackend::registerModelSharedAsync`/`attachModelAsync` and wired -`Bridge::attachHandlerAsync`/`ensureBoundAsync` to prefer them, which makes -a **payload-keyed** action's attach step (e.g. `OpenPoll{pollId}`) genuinely -non-blocking on `QtWebSocketBackend` when `asyncRegistrationEnabled` is set. -It does not close the equivalent problem for a **result-keyed** action. - -## The actual gap - -`BridgeHandler::execute()`'s result-keyed path -(`::morph::model::detail::ResultKeyed`, e.g. a `CreatePoll`-shaped -action whose result carries the new instance's key) has two steps: - -1. **Bind** — `Bridge::ensureBoundAsync` gives the handler an anonymous - instance to run on. This step is now async (this task's own work). -2. **Promote** — once the action's result names the generated key, - `Bridge::assignHandlerPrimary` (`include/morph/core/bridge.hpp`) calls - `IBackend::assignPrimary` to file the instance into the shared directory - under that key. `QtWebSocketBackend::assignPrimary` - (`src/qt/qt_websocket_backend.cpp:296`) is `sendSync` — a nested - `QEventLoop` — exactly the blocking shape `registerModelAsync` and this - task's own additions exist to avoid. `grep -rn assignPrimaryAsync` across - `include/`, `src/`, `tests/`, `docs/`, `examples/` finds zero matches: - no such method exists anywhere in the tree. - -So a WASM client dispatching a result-keyed *creating* action — the -`CreatePoll`-shaped case rung 3's own README names as its very first -action — reaches the promote step and aborts the page there, even after -this task's fix. The framework prerequisite LADDER.md names is therefore -only half-closed: the **attach** path (participants joining an existing -shared instance via a payload-keyed action) is fully fixed; the -**create-and-become-shared** path (an organizer minting a new shared -instance via a result-keyed action) is not. - -## Impact - -Any rung whose WASM client both creates *and* attaches to shared instances -hits this the moment it tries to create one from WASM. Rung 3's own -disclosed workaround (see `examples/polls/README.md`'s design decisions): -`CreatePoll` runs from the native/desktop client only, never from a WASM -tab; WASM tabs are strictly the participant-attach story (`OpenPoll`, -payload-keyed, already safe). This is a real, workable scoping — Rallly's -own anchor UX matches it (an organizer creates via the main site, shares a -link, participants open it in whatever browser tab they have) — but it is -a constraint imposed by this gap, not a free design choice, and any future -rung that wants a WASM client to be able to *create* a shared instance will -hit this immediately without a workaround this clean available. - -## What morph would need - -An `IBackend::assignPrimaryAsync` opt-in virtual, mirroring -`registerModelSharedAsync`/`attachModelAsync`'s exact shape (default -returns `false` and invokes neither callback; a backend that opts in -returns `true` and later invokes exactly one of `onRegistered`/`onError`), -with a real `QtWebSocketBackend` implementation reusing the same -`_pendingRegistrations`-based reply routing this task's two new methods -already established (the wire reply shape for `assign` already carries a -`modelId` the same way `register`/`registerShared`/`attach` do — confirmed -via `include/morph/core/remote.hpp`'s `acquireSharedInstance`-based reply -construction, shared across all four verbs). `Bridge::assignHandlerPrimary` -would need the same "prefer async, fall back to sync" restructuring -`attachHandlerAsync`/`ensureBoundAsync` already went through — including -this task's own inline-completion handoff discipline -(`AsyncDispatchHandoff`, `include/morph/core/bridge.hpp`), which a -straightforward copy of the pattern would need to reuse or re-derive -rather than skip. Scoped to `include/morph/core/backend.hpp`, -`include/morph/core/bridge.hpp`, `include/morph/qt/qt_websocket_backend.{hpp,cpp}` -— the same files this task touched. Out of scope for the task that found -it (closing exactly the attach half of the prerequisite, not the promote -half); tracked here as a follow-up, not fixed. diff --git a/docs/findings/033-backend-rig-switch-missing-default-under-strict-mode.md b/docs/findings/033-backend-rig-switch-missing-default-under-strict-mode.md deleted file mode 100644 index 68aeea5f..00000000 --- a/docs/findings/033-backend-rig-switch-missing-default-under-strict-mode.md +++ /dev/null @@ -1,83 +0,0 @@ ---- -id: 033 -title: "`BackendRig`'s constructor `switch (mode)` has no `default:` label, so every ladder rung's tests fail `-Wswitch-default` the moment `MORPH_ENABLE_STRICT_COMPILATION=ON` is set — pre-existing, not rung-specific" -subsystem: core -severity: minor -source: rung 3 (polls) task 11 — CMakeLists.txt completing the buildable rung skeleton -disposition: fixed -test: spec-cited (repro below is a per-translation-unit `-Werror` check against the real compile commands from `build/clang-coverage`) ---- - -`examples/common/testkit/backend_rig.hpp`'s `BackendRig` constructor switches -exhaustively over `enum class Mode { Local, LocalSingleThread, Socket }` -(lines 140, 195-227) with no `default:` label. `-Wswitch-default` (part of -`-Weverything`, which `apply_warnings()` always turns on for every -`ladder__tests` target) fires on any `switch` lacking a `default:` -label regardless of enum exhaustiveness — distinct from `-Wswitch-enum`, -which checks enumerator coverage. The moment `-Werror` is added (i.e. -`MORPH_ENABLE_STRICT_COMPILATION=ON`), this becomes a hard error in every -rung's test binary that includes `backend_rig.hpp` — which is effectively -all of them, since `morph_ladder_testkit` is the common base every rung's -`tests/*.cpp` links against. - -## Repro - -``` -python3 - <<'EOF' -import json, re, subprocess -data = json.load(open('build/clang-coverage/compile_commands.json')) -e = next(x for x in data if x['file'].endswith('examples/polls/tests/test_poll_model.cpp')) -cmd = e['command'].replace(' -c ', ' ').replace( - '-o ', '-Werror -Wno-thread-safety-negative -Wno-poison-system-directories -fsyntax-only -o ', 1) -# Finding 028's own workaround: remap Lightweight/unixodbc's plain -I to -# -isystem so their own (unrelated, already-filed) warnings don't hit -# -Werror first and mask this finding behind clang's default -ferror-limit=20. -cmd = re.sub(r'-I(\S*(?:lightweight-src|unixodbc)\S*)', r'-isystem \1', cmd) -print(subprocess.run(cmd, shell=True, cwd=e['directory'], capture_output=True, text=True).stderr) -EOF -``` - -(Confirmed by the review of the task that filed this finding: running the script -*without* the `-isystem` remap does not reach `backend_rig.hpp:195` at all — -clang's default `-ferror-limit=20` exhausts itself on unrelated finding-028-class -errors in Lightweight's own headers first. The remap above is required for this -repro to be self-contained.) - -``` -examples/common/testkit/backend_rig.hpp:195:9: error: 'switch' missing - 'default' label [-Werror,-Wswitch-default] - switch (mode) { - ^ -``` - -Confirmed on **both** `polls` (rung 3, this task, via `test_poll_model.cpp`) -and `bookmarks` (rung 2, via `test_bookmark_model.cpp`) with the identical -per-translation-unit check — not new, not rung-3-specific, and present since -`backend_rig.hpp` was authored (rung-0 build wiring). The normal -`build/clang-coverage` tree (`MORPH_ENABLE_STRICT_COMPILATION=OFF`) never -surfaces it, which is why no earlier task's real build hit it — same root -cause pattern as findings 028/029. - -## What should happen instead - -Add a `default:` case to the `switch (mode)` in `BackendRig`'s constructor -(`examples/common/testkit/backend_rig.hpp:195`) — e.g. an -`std::unreachable()`/`assert(false)` default, since the switch is already -meant to be exhaustive over `Mode`'s three enumerators. A one-file, -shared-testkit change; not a rung's file to make unilaterally (every rung's -`ladder__tests` links `morph_ladder_testkit`). - -## Consequence for rung 3 while this is open - -Task 11's own verification (this task) found zero warnings in `polls`'s own -code (`src/`, `include/polls/`, `tests/`) under `-Weverything` via the normal -`cmake --build` (which already applies `-Weverything` without `-Werror` to -`ladder_polls_tests`), and zero designated-field-initializer issues (unlike -rung 2's own task 13, which fixed 43). A *fully* clean -`-DMORPH_ENABLE_STRICT_COMPILATION=ON` build of `ladder_polls_tests` cannot -be reached end-to-end via the normal `cmake --build` flow until this, -finding 028, and finding 029 are all fixed — verification was done -per-translation-unit against the real compile commands with -`-Wno-thread-safety-negative` (finding 029) and Lightweight/unixodbc include -dirs remapped to `-isystem` (finding 028's workaround) added, isolating the -check to code this task actually owns. diff --git a/docs/findings/034-executejson-skips-payload-keyed-attach-for-allowshared-handlers.md b/docs/findings/034-executejson-skips-payload-keyed-attach-for-allowshared-handlers.md deleted file mode 100644 index bbc54556..00000000 --- a/docs/findings/034-executejson-skips-payload-keyed-attach-for-allowshared-handlers.md +++ /dev/null @@ -1,100 +0,0 @@ ---- -id: 034 -title: BridgeHandler::executeJson silently skips the payload-keyed attach step on an AllowShared handler -subsystem: core/bridge -severity: major -source: rung 3 (polls) task 16 — GUI shell, discovered while wiring PollFormsController -disposition: open -test: none (worked around at the call site; see examples/polls/gui_lib/poll_forms_controller.hpp) -issue: https://github.com/LASTRADA-Software/morph/issues/68 ---- - -Found while building `polls::gui::PollFormsController` — this rung's -`AllowShared`, keyed model (`PollModel`) needed its one payload-keyed action -(`OpenPoll`) dispatched generically, exactly the way `submitIfValid`/ -`executeJson` dispatch every other schema-driven action. It does not do what -it looks like it does. - -## The actual bug - -`ActionExecuteRegistry::registerAction` — the template that -`BRIDGE_REGISTER_ACTION` instantiates once per `(Model, Action)` pair, and -that `BridgeHandler::executeJson` looks up by string id at -call time — stores an executor closure that reads (`include/morph/core/bridge.hpp`, -around line 1777): - -```cpp -_executors[key] = [](void* handlerVoid, std::string_view bodyJson) -> ... { - auto* handler = static_cast*>(handlerVoid); - ... - handler->template execute(std::move(action)) - .then(...) - .onError(...); - ... -}; -``` - -`BridgeHandler` here means `BridgeHandler` — the -default template argument. This is **not parameterized by the real handler's -`Sharing` argument at all**: `registerAction` is instantiated -exactly once, from `BRIDGE_REGISTER_ACTION(Model, Action, "...")`'s own -expansion, with no `Sharing` template parameter anywhere in that macro or in -`ActionExecuteRegistry::registerAction`'s own signature. Every `executeJson` -call for that `(Model, Action)` pair — no matter which concrete -`BridgeHandler` instance actually issued it — reinterprets -its `this` pointer as `BridgeHandler*` and calls the -`NoSharing`-instantiated `execute()`. - -For most actions this is harmless: `BridgeHandler::execute`'s `if constexpr` -chain only diverges by `Sharing` for `PayloadKeyed`/`ResultKeyed` actions -(`kShared && PayloadKeyed` / `kShared && ResultKeyed`); every -other action falls to the same final `else` branch -(`_bridge.executeVia(_binding, ...)`) regardless of `kShared`, -and `_binding` is a real member accessed at its real memory offset (the two -template instantiations have identical layout), so the call behaves exactly -as if the real handler's own `execute()` had run. - -For a **payload-keyed** action dispatched on a real `AllowShared` handler, -it does not. `kShared` resolves to `false` at compile time inside the -`NoSharing`-instantiated `execute()`, so -`if constexpr (kShared && PayloadKeyed)` is `false` unconditionally — -the attach-then-dispatch branch never runs, and the call falls straight to -`_bridge.executeVia(_binding, ...)` using whatever `currentId` -the binding already happens to have. On a handler that has never attached, -that is `0`, and the call fails fast with `"handler not bound"` — silently, -with no indication that the *reason* is a mismatched `executeJson` dispatch -path rather than a genuine "you forgot to attach" caller error. - -## Impact on rung 3 - -`polls::PollModel` is this rung's one `AllowShared`, keyed model -(`BRIDGE_MODEL_KEY(PollModel, OpenPoll, &OpenPoll::pollId)`). Routing -`OpenPoll` through a generic schema-driven `submitIfValid("OpenPoll", ...)` -path — the obvious, `bookmarks::gui::BookmarkFormsController`-mirroring -choice — hits this exactly: the handler never attaches, and every -subsequent action on the same (nominally open) handler also fails "handler -not bound." `polls::gui::PollFormsController::openPoll(std::string pollId)` -works around it by calling the templated `_handler.execute(OpenPoll{...})` -directly (never `executeJson`), which resolves the real `AllowShared` -template instantiation and its real `PayloadKeyed` branch. `OpenPoll` is -excluded from `poll_schemas.hpp`'s document and from `PollFormsController`'s -`submitIfValid` allow-list for exactly this reason — see that class's own -doc comment. - -Every future rung with a schema-driven form for a payload- or result-keyed -action on an `AllowShared` model will hit this the moment it tries to -dispatch that one action through the generic path. - -## What morph would need - -`ActionExecuteRegistry::registerAction` (or the macro that instantiates it) -would need to become `Sharing`-aware — either registering one executor per -`(Model, Action, Sharing)` combination actually used, or (simpler) having -`executeJson` itself dispatch through the *caller's own* `Sharing`-correct -`execute()` rather than through a type-erased closure that -re-derives the handler type from scratch. The entry point for a fix is -`include/morph/core/bridge.hpp`'s `ActionExecuteRegistry::registerAction` -(around line 1771) and its one call site inside -`BridgeHandler::executeJson` (around line 1709). Scoped to -`include/morph/core/bridge.hpp`; out of scope for the ladder task that found -it (rung 3 GUI shell, not the framework itself). diff --git a/docs/findings/035-remote-server-execute-reordering.md b/docs/findings/035-remote-server-execute-reordering.md deleted file mode 100644 index d0ad51c8..00000000 --- a/docs/findings/035-remote-server-execute-reordering.md +++ /dev/null @@ -1,190 +0,0 @@ ---- -id: 035 -title: "`RemoteServer::handle()` posted every envelope straight to the shared worker pool, so two `execute`s for the same model could reach the model's own strand out of send order" -subsystem: core/remote -severity: major -source: application-ladder CI hardening session (2026-08-11), found via a genuine (non-reproducible-locally) failure of `examples/common/testkit/test_fault_proxy.cpp`'s `FaultProxy::dropReply` test on the `clang-coverage` CI leg -disposition: fixed — a first attempt regressed a different pre-existing test and was reverted (see "Attempt 1"); the second attempt (a per-model execute-ordering ticket) is verified against both regression tests plus the full `morph_tests`/`morph_qt_tests`/ladder suites -test: `tests/test_remote_execute_ordering.cpp` (new, deterministic-by-construction reproduction of the bug); `examples/common/testkit/test_fault_proxy.cpp`'s `FaultProxy::dropReply` (the original, incidental catch — now expected to stop failing intermittently in CI); `tests/test_remote_connection_scope.cpp`'s `closeConnection` in-flight-execute test (the regression guard for attempt 1's mistake) ---- - -## How this was found - -Not from a design review — from CI. The `clang-coverage` leg (the first CI -run this session that got far enough to actually execute the ladder's test -suite, after a string of unrelated build/configure fixes) failed one test -out of 942: - -``` -FaultProxy::dropReply loses exactly the reply frame of the targeted call - CHECK( ::morph::ladder::testkit::awaitQt(handler.execute(FaultProbeAdd{100})) == 111 ) - with expansion: - 101 == 111 -``` - -The test's own comment names exactly what a wrong value here means: `1 + -10 + 100` only equals `111` if the middle call (`FaultProbeAdd{10}`, call -2) actually reached the server and committed its effect before the third -call's reply came back. `101` (`1 + 100`) means call 2's effect was -**not yet applied** when call 3's already was — i.e., call 3 was processed -*before* call 2, even though the client issued them in the opposite order -on the same connection. - -This did not reproduce locally: dozens of consecutive runs of the same -test binary on this machine (Windows, MSVC) all passed. That is consistent -with a genuine but narrow race window that a slower or more -heavily-loaded runner (a `clang-coverage`-instrumented build under CI, -competing for CPU with everything else GitHub Actions is running on that -host) is more likely to hit than a fast, quiet local machine — not -evidence there was no bug. - -## Root cause - -`RemoteServer::handle()` (both overloads, `include/morph/core/remote.hpp`) -used to post the **raw, undecoded** message straight to `_pool`, a -multi-worker `ThreadPoolExecutor`: - -```cpp -void handle(std::string msg, std::function reply) { - auto self = shared_from_this(); - _pool.post([self, msg = std::move(msg), reply = std::move(reply)]() mutable { - self->dispatchMessage(msg, reply); - }); -} -``` - -`dispatchMessage` then did real work — decode, a shutdown check, and (for -`execute`) `dispatchExecute`'s own sequence (rate-limit shed, `authorize`, -`authenticate`, a registry lookup, per-instance `authorizeInstance`, an -in-flight-count reservation) — **before** finally reaching the one place -ordering was actually enforced: `_strand.post(mid, ...)`, a genuine -per-model FIFO queue (`StrandExecutor`, `include/morph/core/strand.hpp`). - -`_pool.post()` only guarantees FIFO **dequeue** order across its worker -threads — it says nothing about the order in which two different worker -threads *finish* the pre-strand work ahead of a given task. Two `execute` -envelopes for the *same* model, sent back-to-back on one connection, are -two independent `_pool.post()` calls. With more than one pool worker free, -the second `handle()` call's worker thread could finish `dispatchMessage` -→ `dispatchExecute`'s pre-strand work faster than the first one's and win -the race to `_strand.post(mid, ...)` — reaching the actual per-model FIFO -queue *ahead* of the request the client sent first. - -## Attempt 1: strand-route `execute` at `handle()`, reverted - -The first fix tried: decode the envelope in `handle()` itself and, for any -`execute` with a known `modelId`, post the *entire* -`dispatchMessage`/`dispatchExecute` call straight to `_strand.post(mid, -...)` instead of `_pool`. - -This closed the original race, but broke -`tests/test_remote_connection_scope.cpp`'s `"RemoteServer::closeConnection: -an in-flight execute completes safely across a disconnect"` test, which -deliberately blocks one `execute` inside the target model's `execute()` -body to hold the strand, then asserts a *second*, concurrent `execute` for -the same (now-closed-connection-reclaimed) `modelId` resolves -**immediately** with `"model not found"` — it must never wait on the -blocked model's strand. Attempt 1 moved the registry lookup that decides -"model not found" onto the strand too (since it moved the *whole* -pipeline), so the fast-reject path collapsed into the same queue as the -slow model's in-flight work and deadlocked. Caught locally (`morph_tests`, -never reached CI) and reverted in full. - -## Attempt 2 (this fix): a per-model execute-ordering ticket - -The real constraint attempt 1 missed: the registry lookup that decides -"model not found" **must** run before any strand involvement, on the pool, -exactly as before — a fast-reject that waits on an unrelated model's -strand is not "slower," it's a hang, per the connection-scope test's own -2-second polling budget racing a deliberately-forever-blocked model. -Ordering therefore cannot be achieved by routing the whole pipeline -through one decision; it has to be achieved by ordering only the *moment* -each call is allowed to make its own `_strand.post()` call, independent of -whether that call is ever reached at all. - -The fix adds a lightweight per-model ticket gate (`RemoteServer`'s -`ExecuteGate`/`takeExecuteTicket`/`awaitExecuteTurn`/`releaseExecuteTicket`, -`include/morph/core/remote.hpp`): - -- `handle()`'s shared body (`handleImpl`) does a cheap, best-effort decode - of the incoming message — thrown away either way — and, for an `execute` - naming a `modelId`, calls `takeExecuteTicket(mid)` **before** posting to - `_pool`. `handleImpl` runs synchronously, on whatever single thread the - transport calls `handle()` from, so two tickets for the same model are - always handed out in the order `handle()` was called — send order. -- The ticket travels with the posted task into `dispatchMessage` → - `dispatchExecute` as an `std::optional>` - parameter (never a shared mutable member — two pool threads running - concurrently must never share mutable per-call state). -- Every early-return branch in `dispatchExecute` that follows the - ticket-taking point (`server busy` twice, `unauthorized` twice, `model - not found`) releases the ticket immediately, via a small - `rejectAndRelease` helper, before replying. None of these ever touch the - strand, so none of them can be blocked by, or block, anyone else's turn. -- Only immediately before the pre-existing `_strand.post(mid, ...)` call — - the sole call site this fix actually changes the *timing* of — does the - code call `awaitExecuteTurn(mid, ticket)`, which blocks (on this pool - thread, never the strand, never any other model's strand) until every - earlier ticket for the same model has already made its own - `_strand.post()` call. It then posts, and releases its own ticket right - after — not waiting for the strand task itself to run, only for the - `_strand.post()` call to have happened, which is all the ordering - guarantee ever needed. - -This reconciles both properties: a model-not-found (or any other -early-reject) ticket releases immediately and can never stall anyone else, -while two live executes for the same model always call `_strand.post()` in -send order, regardless of which one's authorize/authenticate/lookup work -happens to finish first. - -## Verification - -- **New deterministic-by-construction test**, - `tests/test_remote_execute_ordering.cpp`: real `ThreadPoolExecutor{2}` - plus a custom `IAuthorizer` (`SlowFirstAuthorizer`) whose `authorize()` - sleeps 200ms on its first invocation only — guaranteeing call B's - pre-strand work finishes before call A's on every run, deterministically - (not a timing hope). Confirmed this test genuinely exercises the bug: run - against the pre-fix code, it failed 2 of 3 runs (the artificial delay - makes the race very likely but, being real threads under a real OS - scheduler, not perfectly deterministic pre-fix — the fix itself is what - makes the *result* deterministic). Run against the fix, 5/5 clean. - - A `DeterministicExecutor`-based version (single-threaded, step-driven, - reusing the ladder's own `strand_interleaver.hpp` harness pattern) was - tried first and does not work for this bug: it cannot model "B's pool - thread blocks waiting for A to make progress" without a second real - thread to make that progress, so a *correct* fix (which makes B - legitimately wait for A) deadlocks it. `DeterministicExecutor` was - ported into `tests/test_support.hpp` (`morph::testing`) as part of this - work regardless — it's core-layer test infrastructure that had no - business living only under `examples/common/testkit/`, and is now - available to any future `tests/` regression test that needs a - single-threaded, hand-stepped executor for a *different* kind of race - (one that doesn't require two genuinely concurrent threads to - reproduce). -- `tests/test_remote_connection_scope.cpp`'s full `[connection-scope]` tag - (20 test cases, including the specific in-flight-execute-across- - disconnect test attempt 1 broke): passes, completes in under a second — - no hang. -- Full `morph_tests` suite: 868 test cases / 8631 assertions, all pass. -- `morph_qt_tests`: 63 test cases / 428 assertions, all pass. -- `ladder_pastebin_tests`, `ladder_polls_tests`, `ladder_common_tests`: - all pass. `ladder_bookmarks_tests`: passes except one already-known, - already-documented, unrelated pre-existing flake (a Windows temp-file- - lock race in `test_app.cpp`, present since before this session and - unrelated to `RemoteServer`). - -## What's still open - -- No dedicated unit test for the `ExecuteGate` mechanism in isolation - (`takeExecuteTicket`/`awaitExecuteTurn`/`releaseExecuteTicket` as their - own contract, independent of `RemoteServer`'s full dispatch pipeline) — - the coverage here is entirely through `RemoteServer`'s public surface. - Would be worth adding if this mechanism is ever reused elsewhere. -- The `SlowFirstAuthorizer` technique (sleep the first call to force a - race) is a reasonable, common pattern for this class of test but is not - perfectly deterministic pre-fix, as measured above (2/3, not 3/3) — a - future hardening pass could look at whether a more direct hook (e.g. an - injectable delay point inside `RemoteServer` itself, gated behind a - test-only seam) would make the *pre-fix-failure* rate fully - deterministic too, not just the *post-fix-pass* rate. diff --git a/docs/findings/036-getchangessince-millisecond-cursor-boundary-race.md b/docs/findings/036-getchangessince-millisecond-cursor-boundary-race.md deleted file mode 100644 index 76a3ee4f..00000000 --- a/docs/findings/036-getchangessince-millisecond-cursor-boundary-race.md +++ /dev/null @@ -1,127 +0,0 @@ ---- -id: 036 -title: "`BookmarkModel::execute(GetChangesSince)`'s strict `updatedAtMs > since` comparison can miss a change made in the same millisecond as the previous poll's `asOf` cursor" -subsystem: bookmarks -severity: minor -source: application-ladder CI hardening session (2026-08-11), found on the `Linux / all optional features (gcc)` CI leg while investigating an unrelated CI failure -disposition: open -test: `examples/bookmarks/tests/test_bookmark_presenter.cpp`, `"BookmarkPresenter::getChangesSince returns only bookmarks touched after the given instant, all three backend modes"` (`Mode::Local` generator case) — the test that caught it; fails intermittently, not deterministically -issue: https://github.com/LASTRADA-Software/morph/issues/43 ---- - -## How this was found - -Not from a design review — from CI, while investigating an unrelated -failure (finding 035). `Linux / all optional features (gcc)` failed: - -``` -BookmarkPresenter::getChangesSince returns only bookmarks touched after -the given instant, all three backend modes - REQUIRE( secondPoll.changed.size() == 1 ) - with expansion: - 0 == 1 - with message: - mode := 0 -``` - -`mode := 0` is the first `GENERATE(Mode::Local, Mode::LocalSingleThread, -Mode::Socket)` value, i.e. `Mode::Local`. Like finding 035's -`FaultProxy::dropReply`, this did not reproduce locally in this session -(never observed failing on this machine) and only surfaced once the -ladder test suite actually started running under CI's load — consistent -with a genuine but narrow timing window, not a hard logic error. - -## Root cause - -`BookmarkModel::execute(const GetChangesSince&)` -(`examples/bookmarks/src/models/bookmark_model.cpp:409-424`): - -```cpp -GetChangesSinceResult BookmarkModel::execute(const GetChangesSince& action) { - const auto& owner = requireOwner(); - const auto asOf = nowMs(); - const std::int64_t since = action.since.hasValue() ? (*action.since).value.time_since_epoch().count() : 0; - - auto rows = mapper() - .Query() - .Where(::Lightweight::FieldNameOf<&db::BookmarkRecord::ownerPrincipal>, "=", owner) - .Where(::Lightweight::FieldNameOf<&db::BookmarkRecord::updatedAtMs>, ">", since) - .All(); - - GetChangesSinceResult result; - result.asOf = fromEpochMs(asOf); - ... -``` - -The failing test's sequence: poll once (empty inbox, cursor = poll 1's -`asOf`), create a bookmark, poll again with `since = cursor`, expect -exactly the new bookmark back. The query is a **strict** `updatedAtMs > -since`. If the created bookmark's own `updatedAtMs` (set from `nowMs()` at -creation time, millisecond resolution) lands in the **same millisecond** -as poll 1's `asOf` cursor — entirely possible on a fast machine or a -loaded CI runner where "poll, then create, then poll again" all executes -within one clock tick — the comparison excludes it: `updatedAtMs == since` -fails `updatedAtMs > since`, even though the creation genuinely happened -*after* the first poll captured its cursor in wall-clock terms (just not -in a *different* millisecond). - -This is a boundary/granularity bug, not a logic error in the broader -design: the choice to capture `asOf` *before* running the query (per that -line's own comment, "so a racing write would be lost across two -consecutive polls instead of merely duplicated across them") is correct -and deliberately favors duplication over loss for a write racing the poll -itself. But it does not, and cannot by itself, fix the *narrower* -same-millisecond case where the racing write's timestamp collides exactly -with the cursor value — `>` treats "equal" as "not new," which is wrong -for a value that is genuinely a subsequent event sharing the same -millisecond tick as the cursor. - -## Likely fix direction (not attempted this session) - -`>=` instead of `>` would flip the bug into over-inclusion instead of -under-inclusion (a change made in the exact same millisecond as a poll's -own `asOf` capture, by some other concurrent actor, would show up on -*that same* poll and then again — spuriously — on the next one using it -as `since`). Neither operator is unconditionally correct at millisecond -granularity; the real fix likely needs either: - -- Higher-resolution timestamps (microsecond or a monotonic per-write - sequence number) so two writes in the same "millisecond" are still - strictly orderable relative to a cursor, or -- An explicit tie-breaking convention (e.g. cursor = `(timestamp, - sequence)` pair, `updatedAtMs > since.timestamp OR (updatedAtMs == - since.timestamp AND seq > since.seq)`). - -**Confirmed**: rung 3/polls' own Zulip-pattern event log, `PollModel:: -execute(GetEventsSince&)` (`examples/polls/src/models/poll_model.cpp:627-663`), -already avoids exactly this class of bug by cursoring on -`PollEventRecord::id` — a `ServerSideAutoIncrement` primary key — instead -of a timestamp: `Where(id, ">", *action.lastEventId)`, ascending. An -auto-increment id is inherently collision-free and strictly orderable -across writes regardless of clock resolution, which is precisely the -property `GetChangesSince`'s millisecond timestamp lacks. -`GetChangesSince` returning full row summaries (not an append-only event -log) makes porting the identical id-cursor scheme non-trivial — it would -need to cursor on something like `max(id) at the time of the previous -poll` per bookmark, or move to an outbox/event-log shape of its own — but -`GetEventsSince` is the concrete, working precedent for "how this -codebase already solves the identical ordering problem," not merely a -hypothetical direction. - -Not investigated further or fixed in this session — this finding exists -to record the observation and root cause for whoever picks it up, per the -same reasoning as finding 035 (a subtle concurrency/timing fix attempted -under time pressure inside an already-large CI-hardening session is -higher-risk than filing it properly and picking it up with focus later). - -## What's still open - -- Design how `GetChangesSince`'s bulk-summary shape (not an append-only - log) could adopt an id/sequence-based cursor instead of a timestamp — - `GetEventsSince`'s scheme doesn't transfer as a direct copy-paste the - way it would for another append-only log. -- No dedicated regression test forces the same-millisecond collision - deterministically (e.g. by overriding the ladder's injectable clock, - `examples/common/clock.hpp`'s `ScopedClockOverride`, to freeze `nowMs()` - across the create-then-poll sequence) — the existing test relies on - incidental timing and, like finding 035's test, can pass on a lucky run. diff --git a/examples/IMPLEMENTATION.md b/examples/IMPLEMENTATION.md index 67b872b3..48a60700 100644 --- a/examples/IMPLEMENTATION.md +++ b/examples/IMPLEMENTATION.md @@ -173,18 +173,14 @@ code itself.** code. **The store-error half is covered honestly, not excluded** (round-7 T3): branches reachable only through database failure (`SQLITE_BUSY`, constraint violations, `SqlTransaction` rollback) are - exercised via the testkit's **`db_fault_fixture`** (a failing ODBC-level - driver, part of the rung-0 testkit — see [`TESTING.md`](TESTING.md)); - only a branch that fixture provably cannot reach may carry a reviewed - per-line exclusion tag with a comment naming why. **Correction, from rung - 1's resolution of - [finding 018](../docs/findings/018-db-fault-fixture-cannot-fault-datamapper.md): - no such failing ODBC-level driver exists or is planned** — there is no - injectable seam between Lightweight's `DataMapper` and the driver. What - this rule actually requires is that each failure class be provoked *for - real, through the schema*, by whichever fixture can produce it: - `db_busy_fixture.hpp` for `SQLITE_BUSY`, a conflicting row or a dropped - table for the rest. The escape hatch is unchanged and still narrow — a + exercised by provoking each failure class *for real, through the schema* + — `db_busy_fixture.hpp` for `SQLITE_BUSY` (a genuine, uncommitted `BEGIN + IMMEDIATE` write transaction on a second connection), a conflicting row + or a dropped table for the rest (see [`TESTING.md`](TESTING.md)'s testkit + section). There is no injectable seam between Lightweight's `DataMapper` + and the ODBC driver, so a mock failing driver is not on offer and not + planned — only a real, schema-level failure counts. The escape hatch is + unchanged and still narrow — a per-line exclusion tag is legitimate only for a branch no such fixture can provably reach, which is the outcome round-7 T3 rejected being reopened by the back door. diff --git a/examples/TESTING.md b/examples/TESTING.md index 8965f3a5..24fc3359 100644 --- a/examples/TESTING.md +++ b/examples/TESTING.md @@ -63,9 +63,12 @@ QProcess client harness, the Qt-owning Catch2 `main()`), the pump helpers in themselves.** `Remote` is asynchronously connected and exposes `ready()`/`onReady(cb)`: presenters (which build `BridgeHandler`s, and a `BridgeHandler` constructor registers) **must** be constructed from inside - `onReady`. Registering before the socket connects fails permanently, with - no retry — see - [`017-async-registration-fails-before-connect.md`](../docs/findings/017-async-registration-fails-before-connect.md). + `onReady`. `QtWebSocketBackend::registerModelAsync()` queues a + registration issued before the socket connects and retries it once the + connection comes up (`docs/spec/core/backend.md`, "Asynchronous + registration"), so this is no longer the correctness hazard it once was + — but building presenters/`BridgeHandler`s from inside `onReady` stays the + simpler ordering to reason about, and is what every rung does. `Local` is ready on construction and runs `onReady` inline, so mode-blind code can always route through `onReady`. 3. **Observable quiescence.** A common `Presenter` base tracks in-flight @@ -165,30 +168,37 @@ DoD): | `client_pool.hpp`, `convergence.hpp` | rung 3 | | `action_driver.hpp`, `process_pool.hpp`, `offline_rig.hpp` | rung 4 | -- `db_fault_fixture.hpp` — a failing ODBC-level driver for exercising - store-error branches (`SQLITE_BUSY`, constraint violations, rollback) - that the 100%-coverage rule requires (see - [`IMPLEMENTATION.md`](IMPLEMENTATION.md) rule 5); wire-level faults are - the proxy's job, database faults are this fixture's. **As shipped in rung - 0 this promise is not yet satisfiable**: the fixture holds a real - `SqlScopedLock` on a second connection, so it can only fault code that - takes the same named advisory lock — not an ordinary `DataMapper` - `Create`/`Update`/`Query` or a `SqlTransaction`. Closing that gap (extend - the fixture, or narrow this promise) is - [`018-db-fault-fixture-cannot-fault-datamapper.md`](../docs/findings/018-db-fault-fixture-cannot-fault-datamapper.md), - owned by whichever rung first needs store-error branch coverage. -- `db_busy_fixture.hpp` — rung 1's answer to the paragraph above, for the - `SQLITE_BUSY` class specifically: a genuine, uncommitted `BEGIN IMMEDIATE` - write transaction held open on a second `SqlConnection`, so a concurrent - write from the connection under test collides for real. **Store-error - coverage is obtained per failure class, through the real schema, by - whichever fixture can genuinely provoke that class** — not from one failing - driver. Constraint violations and mid-transaction rollback still have no - general fixture. Finding 018 is triaged `documented-limitation` on exactly - that reading; its closing section is the authoritative account of what - shipped, and the two `db_fault_fixture` promises (here and in - [`IMPLEMENTATION.md`](IMPLEMENTATION.md) rule 5) are the part now known to - be inaccurate. +- `db_fault_fixture.hpp` — holds a real `Lightweight::SqlScopedLock` on a + second, independent `SqlConnection` to the shared test database, producing + genuine cross-session contention for code that itself takes the *same + named* advisory lock on a different connection. **This is not a failing + ODBC-level driver, and cannot fault an ordinary `DataMapper` call**: + `Create`/`Update`/`Query`/`Delete` and a plain `SqlTransaction` commit sit + entirely outside the advisory-lock protocol, so this fixture is + transparent to them — no `SQLITE_BUSY`, no constraint violation, no + rollback. There is no injectable seam between Lightweight's `DataMapper` + and the ODBC driver (no `SqlConnection` interface to substitute, no + statement hook to fail), so a driver-level fault fixture is not on offer; + see `IMPLEMENTATION.md` rule 5 for what the 100%-coverage rule actually + requires instead. +- `db_busy_fixture.hpp` — the `SQLITE_BUSY` answer: a genuine, uncommitted + `BEGIN IMMEDIATE` write transaction held open on a second `SqlConnection`, + so a concurrent write from the connection under test collides for real + and SQLite returns a real `SQLITE_BUSY` — no mock driver, the failure + happens in the same call path production takes. Two empirically-verified + gotchas its own doc comment records: `BEGIN IMMEDIATE` is required (a + plain `Lightweight::SqlTransaction` only flips `SQL_ATTR_AUTOCOMMIT` and + defers lock acquisition, producing no contention), and Lightweight's + unconditional `PRAGMA busy_timeout = 60000` in `PostConnect()` means the + *other* connection must re-issue a small timeout of its own or the + "failure" is a sixty-second block instead of an immediate error. + **Store-error coverage is obtained per failure class, through the real + schema, by whichever fixture can genuinely provoke that class** — not from + one failing driver. Constraint violations and mid-transaction rollback + still have no general fixture; extending `db_busy_fixture.hpp`'s pattern + (a conflicting row for a `UNIQUE`/FK violation, a dropped table for a + query error) is the next step whenever a rung's model needs that + coverage. - `db_fixture.hpp` — one real, on-disk database shared per test *binary* (`morph_ladder_test.db` in the binary's working directory, or @@ -350,8 +360,11 @@ root `CMakeLists.txt` — don't repeat that eight times): so any attempt to reach a database from a browser build is a compile error. That is a two-branch mixin inside the file that already owns the ODBC dependency — not a shadow header tree, and not a second copy of any model, - DTO, presenter or QML file. See - [`../docs/findings/025-client-only-still-needs-model-persistence-headers.md`](../docs/findings/025-client-only-still-needs-model-persistence-headers.md). + DTO, presenter or QML file. `include/morph/core/registry.hpp`'s + `BRIDGE_REGISTER_ACTION_FOR_CLIENT(M, A, RESULT, NAME, ...)` closes the + header dependency itself, for a client willing to make `M` a + declaration-only facade type instead — no rung has adopted that shape, so + every rung still needs the stub-mixin pattern above. - **Coverage wiring (proven by rung 0, on `examples/common`; the same recipe applies to every future rung's `src/models/`/`include//models/` per [`IMPLEMENTATION.md`](IMPLEMENTATION.md) rule 5).** The `clang-coverage` diff --git a/examples/bookmarks/README.md b/examples/bookmarks/README.md index 51616c65..ae8f4259 100644 --- a/examples/bookmarks/README.md +++ b/examples/bookmarks/README.md @@ -93,10 +93,13 @@ Actions, in build order: the ordinary path). `authorizeRegister`/`authorizeInstance` were intended to be exercised for real (see "Design decisions" below), with `tests/test_policy_hardening.cpp`'s `OwnershipAuthorizer` as the framework - precedent for per-user instance ownership — **neither turned out to be - reachable from an application; see the "Corrected by finding 027" bullet - under "Design decisions"**. What *is* wired end-to-end and genuinely - exercised is the part that matters most: signed tokens minted by the + precedent for per-user instance ownership. `authorizeInstance` is now + genuinely reachable and enforcing — see the "Instance-level ownership is + now real, but is not the layer that protects a user's data" bullet under + "Design decisions" for exactly what it does and does not catch. + `authorizeRegister` remains unconditionally permissive by choice. What is + wired end-to-end and genuinely exercised regardless is the part that + matters most: signed tokens minted by the server, verified on every single `execute`, with the verified principal made authoritative before any model runs. The local backend genuinely never authorizes (`LocalBackend::registerModel`/`registerModelShared` @@ -215,35 +218,42 @@ resolve in writing: gate. Ownership is enforced twice regardless, per rule 1: server-side via the authorizer, and again inside the model itself against `Context::principal`, since the local backend enforces neither. -- **Corrected by finding 027 (task 12): the two authorizer hooks above are - not reachable from an application, and the model's own re-check is what - carries per-user ownership.** The bullet above is right about *which* - registration path records an owner (plain, not shared) and right about the - code it cites — but `RemoteServer` stamps `_owners[mid]` from - `env.session.principal`, and no `Bridge` client ever puts a session on a - `register` envelope: `wire::makeRegister` does not carry one and - `IBackend`'s registration surface has no parameter for one, so `Bridge`'s - default session reaches `execute` and nothing else - (`docs/findings/027-register-envelope-carries-no-session.md`). Two - consequences, both verified against a real `RemoteServer` while wiring - `App`: (1) an `authorizeRegister` that requires a non-empty principal — - what this rung originally shipped, copied from the framework's own - `tests/test_register_authorization.cpp` — rejects *every* client's very - first `BridgeHandler` construction, valid token or not, so it is now - documented as unconditionally permissive; and (2) the recorded owner is - always empty, so `authorizeInstance`'s ownership comparison never denies - anything and is retained only against a future fix. **Nothing about this - rung's user isolation depends on either.** Every `execute` still goes +- **Instance-level ownership is now real, but is not the layer that + protects a user's data.** `register`/`attach`/`assign`/`deregister` + envelopes carry the caller's authenticated session, so `RemoteServer` + records a real, non-empty owner for each of `BookmarkModel`/`TagModel`'s + plain-registered instances, and `authorizeInstance`'s ownership comparison + genuinely denies a different principal's `execute`/`deregister` naming + that instance's `modelId` directly — confirmed empirically (a test + authorizer logged `ctx.principal`/`ownerPrincipal` for both alice's and + mallory's own instances during development). `authorizeRegister` stays + unconditionally permissive, by choice rather than necessity (see its own + doc comment). + **What this does not do is protect one user's row from another's**, and it + never could, fixed or not: `BridgeHandler` (this rung's only + shipped client) never names another connection's `modelId` — each client + only ever dispatches through its own registered instance — so a normal + client's cross-user access attempt (`GetBookmark{id}` naming another + user's row through the caller's *own*, legitimately-owned instance) never + touches `authorizeInstance`'s check at all; it would pass regardless. That + is caught only by the model's own row-level re-check + (`tests/test_bookmark_model.cpp`'s "denied by the model's own ownership + re-check ... not by authorizeInstance" case, confirmed by the propagated + error message: `"bookmark belongs to a different principal"`, not + `authorizeInstance`'s `"unauthorized"`). Every `execute` also still goes through `SigningAuthorizer::authorize()` (a real signature and expiry - check, on a token an unauthenticated caller cannot produce), `RemoteServer` - still overwrites `Context::principal` with the verified identity before the - model runs, and every model still scopes its own queries to that principal - per rule 1 — which the bullet above already called the second of two - enforcement points and is now simply the only one. The one action that - deliberately does not scope by row owner, `RecordMetadata`, checks in its - own body that the caller *is* the metadata-fetch service principal, and - `AuthModel` refuses to mint a token in the reserved `system:` namespace, so - that authority cannot be requested from outside. + check, on a token an unauthenticated caller cannot produce), and + `RemoteServer` still overwrites `Context::principal` with the verified + identity before the model runs. Three layers in total, each catching a + different thing: token validity (`authorize`), instance ownership + (`authorizeInstance`, real but narrow), and row ownership (the model + itself, the one that actually matters for user isolation). The one action + that deliberately does not scope by row owner, `RecordMetadata`, checks in + its own body that the caller *is* the metadata-fetch service principal — + `authorizeInstance` cannot express that either, since the worker's own + instance is exactly what it is authorized to use — and `AuthModel` refuses + to mint a token in the reserved `system:` namespace, so that authority + cannot be requested from outside. - **Bookmark↔tag many-to-many.** Lightweight's `DataMapper` ships `HasManyThrough` (`.../DataMapper/HasManyThrough.hpp`), but it cannot be used as an embedded @@ -317,14 +327,17 @@ source and test entities, alongside the `examples/pastebin`/ originally read "specifically via the shipped `authorizeRegister` and `authorizeInstance` hooks … not only model-level checks", on the reasoning that leaving them untested here means they stay untested forever. Task 12 - did exercise them against a real `RemoteServer` and that is precisely how - finding 027 was found: neither hook can see a caller's identity, because - `register` envelopes carry no session. The criterion therefore reads: - server-side enforcement via `SigningAuthorizer::authorize()` on every - action plus the models' own verified-principal scoping, **with the two - instance hooks' unreachability filed as a finding** — which is a better - outcome for the ladder's actual product (findings) than a hook that - silently allowed everything would have been. + exercised them against a real `RemoteServer` and found that neither hook + could see a caller's identity, because `register` envelopes carried no + session — filed as a finding, since fixed: envelopes now carry the + caller's authenticated session, and `authorizeInstance` is genuinely + enforcing for plain-registered instances (see "Instance-level ownership is + now real" above). The criterion reads: server-side enforcement via + `SigningAuthorizer::authorize()` on every action, `authorizeInstance`'s + now-real instance-ownership check, and the models' own verified-principal, + row-level scoping — three layers, with the last doing the work that + actually protects one user's data from another's, since instance-level + ownership alone was never the layer that could. - Metadata auto-fetch demonstrably running as a background job: bookmark appears immediately; title/favicon arrive via the minimal `GetChangesSince` poll (the rung-3 preview). @@ -394,11 +407,13 @@ pure glue with no domain logic" clause: - `gui::BookmarkFormsController` — this rung's copy of `morph::qt::forms::FormsControllerCore`, composed over an injected - `Bridge&`/`IExecutor*` rather than constructing its own `LocalBackend` - ([finding 021](../../docs/findings/021-forms-controller-core-hardcodes-localbackend.md); - the same justification `pastebin::gui::PasteFormsController` carries, plus - one genuinely new part — routing an action-type string to whichever of the - three form-serving models owns it). + `Bridge&`/`IExecutor*` rather than constructing its own `LocalBackend`. The + shipped core's own composing constructor now supports this directly (the + same justification `pastebin::gui::PasteFormsController` carries), plus + one genuinely new part this rung's own controller still owns — routing an + action-type string to whichever of the three form-serving models owns it, + which the shipped core (templated over a single model) has no equivalent + for. - `gui::FormsBridge::onLoginSucceeded` — installs the token the server returned as the shared `Bridge`'s default session, so every subsequent action carries it. Infrastructure wiring, not business logic: it decides @@ -407,27 +422,23 @@ pure glue with no domain logic" clause: Known gaps: -- **`DynamicForm` has no control for a JSON `array` field.** - `CreateBookmark::tags`/`EditBookmark::tags` are `std::vector` - and reach the renderer as `{"type":"array","items":{"type":"string"}}`, for - which it falls back to a plain text field whose contents encode as a JSON - *string* — which the server then rejects with a decode error. Both members - are optional, so leaving them blank is well defined and the rest of each - form works; the failure is loud, not silent. The practical consequence: - **tagging is not reachable from the shipped GUI at all**, on either create - or edit. The protocol itself is fine — a client that assembles the body - itself sends `"tags":["work","home"]` and the model creates both tags, which - is how the end-to-end run exercised tag creation, rename and merge — so this - is purely a renderer limitation. Filed as - [finding 031](../../docs/findings/031-dynamicform-has-no-array-field-control.md), - which is stricter about it than this section originally was: the review - concluded this is not a missing feature that degrades gracefully but a - **silent-wrong-render defect** — a normal, enabled, apparently-functional - text input a user can type into and submit, producing a body the server is - guaranteed to reject every time, with nothing in the UI saying why. The - finding names the entry point for a fix - (`src/qt/forms/qml/DynamicForm.qml`'s `fields` descriptor around - lines 160-213, plus the matching arm in `fieldJsonLiteral`). +- ~~`DynamicForm` has no control for a JSON `array` field.`~~ **Fixed + framework-side.** `CreateBookmark::tags`/`EditBookmark::tags` are + `std::vector`, reaching the renderer as + `{"type":"array","items":{"type":"string"}}`. `DynamicForm` now renders a + dedicated comma-separated-with-validation control for exactly this shape + (`src/qt/forms/qml/DynamicForm.qml`'s `isArray` field descriptor and + `fieldJsonLiteral`/`arrayJsonLiteral`, covered by + `src/qt/forms/tests/tst_DynamicFormArrayField.qml`) and encodes it as a + genuine JSON array literal, not a stringified one — the server-rejection + failure mode this bullet used to describe no longer applies. Neither + `createForm` nor `editForm` in `BookmarkListView.qml` special-cases `tags` + (both render every field the schema declares), so tagging from the create + and edit forms works without any change on this rung's side — the fix + landed transparently underneath it. Not independently re-verified end to + end against this rung's own `MORPH_BUILD_FORMS_QML` build (not enabled in + every configuration), but the schema shape is identical to the one the + framework test above exercises and this rung's forms apply no exclusion. - **`BulkEdit` is not a form**, for that reason: its one required member is `std::vector`. The GUI drives it from the list's own multi-selection through `BookmarkBridge::bulkArchive` instead, where no @@ -441,16 +452,16 @@ Known gaps: classes take `(Bridge&, IExecutor*)` by presenter rule 2, so sharing one handler between them is not expressible today. At the 256 cap that is ~42 concurrent clients rather than ~64. -- **Registration timing** - ([finding 024](../../docs/findings/024-no-registration-settled-seam.md)): - `BookmarkListView` opens with a bounded retry `Timer`, bounded by success - rather than by an attempt cap, exactly as rung 1's client does. The login - submit has no such retry, because it is user-initiated: a click that lands - before registration settles reports "handler not bound" and the next click - works. Measured against a real server, registration settles well inside the - time it takes to type a username, so this was never observed in practice — - but it is reachable, and a server that never answers leaves both the retry - timer spinning at ~6.7 Hz and the login button failing forever, since +- **Registration timing.** `BookmarkListView`'s three list controllers each + expose a `bound` signal (`Presenter::trackBound()`, backed by + `Bridge::whenBound()`) that settles once their registration round trip + lands; the view gates its bootstrap `refresh()` calls on it instead of + retrying on a timer. The login submit has no such gate, because it is + user-initiated: a click that lands before registration settles reports + "handler not bound" and the next click works. Measured against a real + server, registration settles well inside the time it takes to type a + username, so this was never observed in practice — but it is reachable, and + a server that never answers leaves the login button failing forever, since `Remote` mode has no connect timeout at all. - **No `--seed`.** `LADDER.md` asks every rung for one; this rung's server ships none, deliberately — see `src/server/main.cpp`'s file comment for the diff --git a/examples/bookmarks/gui/main.cpp b/examples/bookmarks/gui/main.cpp index f567cf60..d983c4d3 100644 --- a/examples/bookmarks/gui/main.cpp +++ b/examples/bookmarks/gui/main.cpp @@ -113,11 +113,16 @@ int main(int argc, char** argv) { // All four adapters — and therefore all six `BridgeHandler`s they own // between them — are built here, once, and live until the process // exits. Nothing is torn down and rebuilt around login: login only - // installs a session on the shared `Bridge`. That is deliberate, and - // docs/findings/030-deregister-reply-races-sync-register-callid-zero.md - // is why — a handler destroyed and a different one constructed on the - // same connection immediately after can permanently zero the new - // binding's model id. + // installs a session on the shared `Bridge`. That is deliberate: + // `QtWebSocketBackend::deregisterModel` now assigns its fire-and- + // forget `deregister` envelope a real, tracked callId rather than + // sharing the `callId == 0` sentinel a subsequent synchronous + // register/attach/assign call also used to, closing a race that used + // to be able to permanently zero a freshly constructed handler's + // model id if it was built on the same connection right after an + // older one was torn down — but this shape (build once, never rebuild) + // was never the shape that race needed in the first place, so it + // stays regardless. formsBridge = std::make_unique(ctx.bridge(), ctx.executor()); bookmarkBridge = std::make_unique(ctx.bridge(), ctx.executor()); tagBridge = std::make_unique(ctx.bridge(), ctx.executor()); diff --git a/examples/bookmarks/gui/qml/BookmarkListView.qml b/examples/bookmarks/gui/qml/BookmarkListView.qml index 9c0afaf2..69a07d20 100644 --- a/examples/bookmarks/gui/qml/BookmarkListView.qml +++ b/examples/bookmarks/gui/qml/BookmarkListView.qml @@ -56,12 +56,6 @@ Item { property string status: "" property bool statusIsError: false - /// True once each list has answered at least once, including with an - /// empty page. Gates the bootstrap timer below; see it for why. - property bool listedOnce: false - property bool tagsListedOnce: false - property bool feedListedOnce: false - function report(message, isError) { page.status = message page.statusIsError = isError @@ -98,37 +92,23 @@ Item { // The first listing cannot simply be requested once on completion. In // Remote mode AppContext::onReady() fires when the *socket* connects, // which is when gui/main.cpp builds the adapters — but a BridgeHandler's - // registration is a round trip, and until its reply lands the handler's - // `currentId` is still 0 and every dispatch through it fails fast with - // "handler not bound" (morph/core/bridge.hpp). morph exposes no - // "registration settled" seam to wait on today - // (docs/findings/024-no-registration-settled-seam.md), so the view layer - // retries — which is where a timer belongs anyway (examples/TESTING.md - // presenter rule 4). Bounded by *success*, not by an attempt cap: the - // first reply from each of the three lists, empty or not, stops it - // forever. Local mode registers synchronously, so its first tick always - // succeeds. This is the identical mitigation pastebin's own Main.qml - // carries, for the identical reason. - Timer { - interval: 150 - repeat: true - triggeredOnStart: true - running: page.bookmarkController !== null - && !(page.listedOnce && page.tagsListedOnce && page.feedListedOnce) - onTriggered: page.refreshAll() - } - + // registration is a round trip, and until its reply lands every dispatch + // through it fails fast with "handler not bound" (morph/core/bridge.hpp). + // `bound` (backed by `Bridge::whenBound()`) is each controller's own + // settlement signal for that round trip — Local mode's handlers are + // already bound by construction, so all three fire synchronously there. + // This is the identical mitigation pastebin's own Main.qml carries, for + // the identical reason. Connections { target: page.bookmarkController + function onBound() { + page.refreshBookmarks() + } + function onListed(rows) { page.rows = rows - if (!page.listedOnce) { - page.listedOnce = true - // Drop whatever the bootstrap retries above provoked; anything - // the user caused is older than this reply and equally stale. - page.report("", false) - } + page.report("", false) } function onLoaded(bookmark) { @@ -166,9 +146,12 @@ Item { Connections { target: page.tagController + function onBound() { + page.tagController.refresh() + } + function onListed(rows) { page.tagRows = rows - page.tagsListedOnce = true } function onFailed(message) { @@ -179,9 +162,12 @@ Item { Connections { target: page.feedController + function onBound() { + page.feedController.refresh() + } + function onListed(rows) { page.feedRows = rows - page.feedListedOnce = true } function onFailed(message) { diff --git a/examples/bookmarks/gui_lib/bookmark_forms_controller.hpp b/examples/bookmarks/gui_lib/bookmark_forms_controller.hpp index f0be9761..39e4576a 100644 --- a/examples/bookmarks/gui_lib/bookmark_forms_controller.hpp +++ b/examples/bookmarks/gui_lib/bookmark_forms_controller.hpp @@ -19,11 +19,13 @@ namespace bookmarks::gui { /// `morph::qt::forms::FormsControllerCore` /// (`schemasJson()`/`submitIfValid()`), composed over an injected /// `Bridge&`/`IExecutor*` instead of constructing its own -/// `LocalBackend` — the shipped core cannot do this -/// (`docs/findings/021-forms-controller-core-hardcodes-localbackend.md`), -/// and `examples/TESTING.md`'s presenter rule 2 forbids GUI code from -/// constructing its own backend/executor, so this rung owns a thin, -/// otherwise-identical controller instead. Pure glue, no domain logic +/// `LocalBackend`. The shipped core's own `(Bridge&, IExecutor*, +/// schemasJson)` constructor now supports this directly, but this +/// rung still owns a thin controller of its own: it is templated +/// over a *single* model, and this rung's forms span three +/// (`AuthModel`/`BookmarkModel`/`TagModel`, see "The one thing that +/// is genuinely new here" below) — `dispatch()`'s routing has no +/// equivalent on the shipped core. Pure glue, no domain logic /// (`examples/IMPLEMENTATION.md` rule 2 justification (b)) — the /// schema/validation/rendering machinery is untouched; only the /// backend-wiring seam differs. Verbatim in shape from @@ -45,14 +47,18 @@ namespace bookmarks::gui { /// @par Handler lifetime, and why all three are constructed together /// All three `BridgeHandler`s are members, so they are constructed together /// (three registrations, no deregistrations) and destroyed together at -/// shutdown. That is deliberate: -/// `docs/findings/030-deregister-reply-races-sync-register-callid-zero.md` -/// shows that destroying one handler and constructing a different one on the -/// same connection immediately after can permanently corrupt the new -/// binding — precisely the shape a "build the auth handler, log in, tear it -/// down, then build the real handlers" login flow would have. Nothing in -/// this rung's client does that: the whole handler set outlives login, and -/// login only installs a session on the shared `Bridge`. +/// shutdown. That is deliberate: `QtWebSocketBackend::deregisterModel` now +/// assigns its fire-and-forget `deregister` envelope a real, tracked callId +/// rather than the `callId == 0` sentinel a subsequent synchronous +/// register/attach/assign call also used to use — closing a race that used +/// to be able to corrupt a freshly constructed handler's binding if it was +/// built on the same connection right after an older one was torn down. This +/// rung's handler-lifetime shape (all three built together, never rebuilt +/// mid-session) predates that fix and was never the shape the race needed +/// anyway: nothing in this rung's client destroys one handler and +/// constructs a different one on the same connection — the whole handler +/// set outlives login, and login only installs a session on the shared +/// `Bridge`. /// /// @par No `fetchOptions()` /// Deliberately absent, exactly as in `PasteFormsController`: it exists on diff --git a/examples/bookmarks/gui_lib/bookmark_presenter.cpp b/examples/bookmarks/gui_lib/bookmark_presenter.cpp index 86aa1574..5455f285 100644 --- a/examples/bookmarks/gui_lib/bookmark_presenter.cpp +++ b/examples/bookmarks/gui_lib/bookmark_presenter.cpp @@ -5,7 +5,9 @@ namespace bookmarks::gui { BookmarkPresenter::BookmarkPresenter(::morph::bridge::Bridge& bridge, ::morph::exec::IExecutor* executor, QObject* parent) - : Presenter{parent}, _handler{bridge, executor} {} + : Presenter{parent}, _handler{bridge, executor} { + trackBound(_handler.whenBound()); +} void BookmarkPresenter::reportError(const std::exception_ptr& err) { try { diff --git a/examples/bookmarks/gui_lib/bookmark_presenter.hpp b/examples/bookmarks/gui_lib/bookmark_presenter.hpp index 66f25f0e..9d9b70da 100644 --- a/examples/bookmarks/gui_lib/bookmark_presenter.hpp +++ b/examples/bookmarks/gui_lib/bookmark_presenter.hpp @@ -110,12 +110,10 @@ class BookmarkPresenter : public ::morph::ladder::gui::Presenter { private: /// @brief Shared error-display body passed as every `track()` call's - /// third argument below — see `pastebin::gui::PastePresenter::reportError`'s - /// doc comment (`examples/pastebin/gui_lib/paste_presenter.hpp`) for the - /// full rationale (finding 023: `Completion::onError` keeps only - /// the single most-recently-attached handler, so this must be - /// passed as `track()`'s `onErr` parameter, never attached via a - /// separate `.onError()` call beforehand). + /// third argument below — see `Presenter::track()`'s doc comment + /// (`examples/common/gui/presenter.hpp`) for why it is passed as + /// `track()`'s `onErr` parameter rather than attached via a + /// separate `.onError()` call beforehand. void reportError(const std::exception_ptr& err); ::morph::bridge::BridgeHandler _handler; diff --git a/examples/bookmarks/gui_lib/bookmark_qml_bridges.cpp b/examples/bookmarks/gui_lib/bookmark_qml_bridges.cpp index 60d65200..d3ca3db8 100644 --- a/examples/bookmarks/gui_lib/bookmark_qml_bridges.cpp +++ b/examples/bookmarks/gui_lib/bookmark_qml_bridges.cpp @@ -201,6 +201,7 @@ BookmarkBridge::BookmarkBridge(::morph::bridge::Bridge& bridge, ::morph::exec::I // Direct (same-thread) connections throughout — see // paste_qml_bridges.hpp's "Threading" note for why no meta-type // registration is involved. + connect(&_presenter, &BookmarkPresenter::bound, this, &BookmarkBridge::bound); connect(&_presenter, &BookmarkPresenter::listed, this, [this](const ListBookmarksResult& result) { emit listed(toVariantList(result.bookmarks)); }); connect(&_presenter, &BookmarkPresenter::loaded, this, @@ -256,6 +257,7 @@ void BookmarkBridge::bulkArchive(const QVariantList& ids, bool archive) { TagBridge::TagBridge(::morph::bridge::Bridge& bridge, ::morph::exec::IExecutor* executor, QObject* parent) : QObject{parent}, _presenter{bridge, executor} { + connect(&_presenter, &TagPresenter::bound, this, &TagBridge::bound); connect(&_presenter, &TagPresenter::listed, this, [this](const ListTagsResult& result) { emit listed(toVariantList(result.tags)); }); connect(&_presenter, &TagPresenter::failed, this, &TagBridge::failed); @@ -270,6 +272,7 @@ void TagBridge::refresh() { SharedFeedBridge::SharedFeedBridge(::morph::bridge::Bridge& bridge, ::morph::exec::IExecutor* executor, QObject* parent) : QObject{parent}, _presenter{bridge, executor} { + connect(&_presenter, &SharedFeedPresenter::bound, this, &SharedFeedBridge::bound); connect(&_presenter, &SharedFeedPresenter::listed, this, [this](const ListSharedFeedResult& result) { emit listed(toVariantList(result.bookmarks)); }); connect(&_presenter, &SharedFeedPresenter::failed, this, &SharedFeedBridge::failed); diff --git a/examples/bookmarks/gui_lib/bookmark_qml_bridges.hpp b/examples/bookmarks/gui_lib/bookmark_qml_bridges.hpp index 151b9ce8..99b21fba 100644 --- a/examples/bookmarks/gui_lib/bookmark_qml_bridges.hpp +++ b/examples/bookmarks/gui_lib/bookmark_qml_bridges.hpp @@ -205,6 +205,13 @@ class BookmarkBridge : public QObject { Q_INVOKABLE void bulkArchive(const QVariantList& ids, bool archive); signals: + /// @brief Emitted once the wrapped presenter's registration round trip + /// settles — successfully or not (`Presenter::bound()`, + /// `morph/core/bridge.hpp`'s `whenBound()`). `BookmarkListView.qml` + /// gates its bootstrap `refresh()` on this instead of retrying on a + /// `Timer`. + void bound(); + /// @brief One page of `ListBookmarks` rows, each an /// `{id, url, title, tags, createdAt, updatedAt, readState, /// archiveState, visibility}` map. @@ -251,6 +258,9 @@ class TagBridge : public QObject { Q_INVOKABLE void refresh(); signals: + /// @brief Emitted once the wrapped presenter's registration round trip + /// settles — see `BookmarkBridge::bound`'s identical doc comment. + void bound(); /// @brief Every tag the caller owns, each an `{id, name, bookmarkCount}` map. /// @param rows The tag rows. void listed(const QVariantList& rows); @@ -283,6 +293,9 @@ class SharedFeedBridge : public QObject { Q_INVOKABLE void refresh(); signals: + /// @brief Emitted once the wrapped presenter's registration round trip + /// settles — see `BookmarkBridge::bound`'s identical doc comment. + void bound(); /// @brief One page of the shared feed, in `BookmarkBridge::listed`'s row shape. /// @param rows The page's rows. void listed(const QVariantList& rows); diff --git a/examples/bookmarks/gui_lib/shared_feed_presenter.cpp b/examples/bookmarks/gui_lib/shared_feed_presenter.cpp index e2ef631b..38b041b9 100644 --- a/examples/bookmarks/gui_lib/shared_feed_presenter.cpp +++ b/examples/bookmarks/gui_lib/shared_feed_presenter.cpp @@ -5,7 +5,9 @@ namespace bookmarks::gui { SharedFeedPresenter::SharedFeedPresenter(::morph::bridge::Bridge& bridge, ::morph::exec::IExecutor* executor, QObject* parent) - : Presenter{parent}, _handler{bridge, executor} {} + : Presenter{parent}, _handler{bridge, executor} { + trackBound(_handler.whenBound()); +} void SharedFeedPresenter::reportError(const std::exception_ptr& err) { try { diff --git a/examples/bookmarks/gui_lib/shared_feed_presenter.hpp b/examples/bookmarks/gui_lib/shared_feed_presenter.hpp index a2067f0c..b2e004ae 100644 --- a/examples/bookmarks/gui_lib/shared_feed_presenter.hpp +++ b/examples/bookmarks/gui_lib/shared_feed_presenter.hpp @@ -46,8 +46,8 @@ class SharedFeedPresenter : public ::morph::ladder::gui::Presenter { private: /// @brief Shared error-display body passed as every `track()` call's - /// third argument below — see `pastebin::gui::PastePresenter::reportError`'s - /// doc comment for the full rationale (finding 023). + /// third argument below — see `Presenter::track()`'s doc comment + /// (`examples/common/gui/presenter.hpp`) for why. void reportError(const std::exception_ptr& err); ::morph::bridge::BridgeHandler _handler; diff --git a/examples/bookmarks/gui_lib/tag_presenter.cpp b/examples/bookmarks/gui_lib/tag_presenter.cpp index c09db27f..f2e49394 100644 --- a/examples/bookmarks/gui_lib/tag_presenter.cpp +++ b/examples/bookmarks/gui_lib/tag_presenter.cpp @@ -4,7 +4,9 @@ namespace bookmarks::gui { TagPresenter::TagPresenter(::morph::bridge::Bridge& bridge, ::morph::exec::IExecutor* executor, QObject* parent) - : Presenter{parent}, _handler{bridge, executor} {} + : Presenter{parent}, _handler{bridge, executor} { + trackBound(_handler.whenBound()); +} void TagPresenter::reportError(const std::exception_ptr& err) { try { diff --git a/examples/bookmarks/gui_lib/tag_presenter.hpp b/examples/bookmarks/gui_lib/tag_presenter.hpp index 1c85fb85..cb01b9f9 100644 --- a/examples/bookmarks/gui_lib/tag_presenter.hpp +++ b/examples/bookmarks/gui_lib/tag_presenter.hpp @@ -56,8 +56,8 @@ class TagPresenter : public ::morph::ladder::gui::Presenter { private: /// @brief Shared error-display body passed as every `track()` call's - /// third argument below — see `pastebin::gui::PastePresenter::reportError`'s - /// doc comment for the full rationale (finding 023). + /// third argument below — see `Presenter::track()`'s doc comment + /// (`examples/common/gui/presenter.hpp`) for why. void reportError(const std::exception_ptr& err); ::morph::bridge::BridgeHandler _handler; diff --git a/examples/bookmarks/gui_wasm/main_wasm.cpp b/examples/bookmarks/gui_wasm/main_wasm.cpp index c5181c38..e25f17a9 100644 --- a/examples/bookmarks/gui_wasm/main_wasm.cpp +++ b/examples/bookmarks/gui_wasm/main_wasm.cpp @@ -36,17 +36,16 @@ /// /// Note what is *not* here: no `asyncRegistrationEnabled` flag, no /// `setConnectHandler`, no hand-rolled wait-for-binding timer. The -/// `examples/common/wasm_spike/main_wasm.cpp` spike had to hand-roll all -/// three; `AppContext` (`examples/common/gui/app_context.hpp`) now owns the -/// first two generically for every client, native or browser, and -/// `Main.qml`'s bootstrap-retry `Timer` — shared, like the rest of the QML — -/// covers the third (`docs/findings/024`, the "handler not bound" window that -/// opens on connect and closes when registration settles; it is a *remote* -/// mode gap, so this client hits exactly the same one the desktop client does -/// in `--server` mode, and is covered by exactly the same mitigation). -/// Confirmed by reading pastebin's own `gui_wasm/main_wasm.cpp`, which -/// carries the identical note rather than a hand-rolled retry timer — this -/// file follows the same pattern rather than reintroducing one. +/// `examples/common/wasm_spike/main_wasm.cpp` spike had to hand-roll both; +/// `AppContext` (`examples/common/gui/app_context.hpp`) now owns them +/// generically for every client, native or browser. This rung hits the same +/// "handler not bound" window pastebin's own `--server`/WASM clients do (the +/// registration round trip that opens on connect and closes once it lands), +/// but needs no `whenBound()`-gated bootstrap dispatch of its own the way +/// `pastebin::gui::PasteBridge::bound` gates `Main.qml`'s first `refresh()`: +/// nothing in this rung's `Main.qml` dispatches on `Component.onCompleted`, +/// so the window closes before a user can click anything, not before a +/// bootstrap call needs to land. /// /// @par Verification status /// Structurally complete and reviewed, **never compiled**: no Emscripten @@ -83,13 +82,13 @@ int main(int argc, char** argv) { std::unique_ptr tagBridge; std::unique_ptr feedBridge; - // Every handler is built from inside onReady(), never before it: a Remote - // context is not usable the line after its constructor returns, and a - // registration issued before the socket is up fails permanently with no - // retry (docs/findings/017). Identical to gui/main.cpp's --server path, - // including building all four adapters up front rather than tearing one - // down and rebuilding it around login - // (docs/findings/030-deregister-reply-races-sync-register-callid-zero.md). + // Every handler is built from inside onReady(), never before it -- a + // Remote context is not usable the line after its constructor returns, + // per AppContext's own readiness contract. Identical to gui/main.cpp's + // --server path, including building all four adapters up front rather + // than tearing one down and rebuilding it around login -- see that + // file's identical comment for why (a since-fixed deregister-callId + // race this shape was never actually exposed to anyway). ctx.onReady([&] { formsBridge = std::make_unique(ctx.bridge(), ctx.executor()); bookmarkBridge = std::make_unique(ctx.bridge(), ctx.executor()); diff --git a/examples/bookmarks/include/bookmarks/app/app.hpp b/examples/bookmarks/include/bookmarks/app/app.hpp index 442b4a9e..3e87515e 100644 --- a/examples/bookmarks/include/bookmarks/app/app.hpp +++ b/examples/bookmarks/include/bookmarks/app/app.hpp @@ -51,8 +51,13 @@ namespace bookmarks::app { /// `BookmarkModel::execute(const RecordMetadata&)`'s own check that the /// dispatching principal *is* the service principal, plus /// `AuthModel`'s refusal to mint a token in the reserved `system:` namespace -/// on request. `authorizeInstance` could not have done that job here — see -/// `bookmarks/auth/bookmarks_authorizer.hpp` and finding 027. +/// on request. `authorizeInstance` could not have done that job here even +/// with the worker's instance recording a real owner (which register +/// envelopes now carry, unlike when this was first written): it compares +/// instance ownership, not row ownership, and the worker's own instance is +/// exactly what it is authorized to use — see +/// `bookmarks/auth/bookmarks_authorizer.hpp`'s `authorizeInstance` doc +/// comment. class App : public QObject { Q_OBJECT public: diff --git a/examples/bookmarks/include/bookmarks/auth/bookmarks_authorizer.hpp b/examples/bookmarks/include/bookmarks/auth/bookmarks_authorizer.hpp index da05febc..5cd09f0d 100644 --- a/examples/bookmarks/include/bookmarks/auth/bookmarks_authorizer.hpp +++ b/examples/bookmarks/include/bookmarks/auth/bookmarks_authorizer.hpp @@ -17,16 +17,18 @@ /// `SigningAuthorizer` leaves at their allow-all defaults: /// `authorizeRegister` and `authorizeInstance`. /// -/// @warning Both of those two hooks are limited by -/// `docs/findings/027-register-envelope-carries-no-session.md`: morph's -/// `register` envelope carries no session, so `RemoteServer` sees an empty, -/// unauthenticated `Context` on every registration a `Bridge` client makes -/// and records an empty owner principal for the resulting instance. Neither -/// hook can therefore key on identity today. What that leaves genuinely -/// enforced -- and it *is* the whole trust boundary this rung claims -- is: -/// `SigningAuthorizer::authorize()` verifying a real signed token on **every -/// `execute`**, `RemoteServer` overwriting `Context::principal` with the -/// verified identity before the model runs, and each model re-reading +/// `register`/`attach`/`assign`/`deregister` envelopes now carry the +/// client's authenticated session, so `RemoteServer` records a real, +/// non-empty owner principal for a plain-registered instance and both hooks +/// below can key on identity for it (shared/keyed instances remain recorded +/// ownerless, by a separate, deliberate design choice unrelated to session +/// plumbing — see `authorizeInstance`'s own doc comment). This rung's +/// `authorizeRegister` stays unconditionally permissive anyway (see its own +/// doc comment for why), so what is genuinely enforced -- and it *is* the +/// whole trust boundary this rung claims -- is: `SigningAuthorizer:: +/// authorize()` verifying a real signed token on **every `execute`**, +/// `RemoteServer` overwriting `Context::principal` with the verified +/// identity before the model runs, and each model re-reading /// `session::current()->principal` and scoping its own queries to it /// (`examples/IMPLEMENTATION.md` rule 1: "models must re-check their own /// preconditions and authorization"). An unauthenticated caller can create a @@ -58,15 +60,14 @@ inline constexpr std::size_t kMaxPrincipalBytes = 64; /// @brief Whether @p principal is acceptable as a login/registration /// identity for this rung. /// -/// Defense-in-depth against finding 026 -/// (`docs/findings/026-control-byte-escaping-missing-in-three-sibling-writers.md`): -/// `morph::session::TokenIssuer::issue()` writes `SessionToken::principal` -/// through a plain `glz::write_json` with no control-byte escaping -/// (`session_auth.hpp:346`). A principal containing a raw control byte would -/// corrupt the token's JSON payload on the way in. This rung does not fix -/// that shared code -- the finding is `disposition: open`, not this rung's -/// to close -- but nothing requires accepting hostile input at its own -/// boundary while waiting for it. The bound is deliberately ASCII-only and +/// Defense-in-depth, kept even though the gap it originally guarded against +/// is now closed framework-side: `morph::session::TokenIssuer::issue()` +/// writes `SessionToken::principal` via `glz::write_json` with +/// `escape_control_characters = true` (`session_auth.hpp`), so a principal +/// containing a raw control byte no longer corrupts the token's JSON payload +/// on the way in. This validator still rejects such input at this rung's own +/// boundary regardless -- a second, independent line of defense costs +/// nothing to keep. The bound is deliberately ASCII-only and /// short: this is a *username*, not free text, so `[A-Za-z0-9._:-]` covers /// every reasonable login identity without needing Unicode normalization /// decisions (contrast tag names, Task 6, which are free text and do need @@ -115,9 +116,10 @@ inline constexpr std::size_t kMaxPrincipalBytes = 64; /// @brief This rung's `IAuthorizer`: real signed-token auth /// (`SigningAuthorizer`'s inherited `authorize`/`authenticate`), plus -/// overrides of the two instance-lifecycle hooks — both of which -/// finding 027 currently renders unable to key on identity, so read -/// this file's `@file` warning before relying on either. +/// overrides of the two instance-lifecycle hooks — `authorizeRegister` +/// stays permissive by choice, `authorizeInstance` is genuinely +/// enforcing for plain-registered instances; see each hook's own doc +/// comment. class BookmarksAuthorizer : public ::morph::session::SigningAuthorizer { public: using SigningAuthorizer::SigningAuthorizer; @@ -175,32 +177,32 @@ class BookmarksAuthorizer : public ::morph::session::SigningAuthorizer { } /// @brief Admits every registration of a type this server actually - /// serves — the only decision this hook can make today. + /// serves, regardless of caller identity — a deliberate choice, + /// not a framework limitation. /// /// This was originally written as "only an authenticated caller may /// create an instance", copying the shape the framework's own suite /// documents (`tests/test_register_authorization.cpp`'s - /// `AuthenticatedOnlyRegisterAuthorizer`). That override is unreachable - /// from an application: finding 027 (see this file's `@file` block) - /// showed `ctx.principal` is *always* empty here, because - /// `wire::makeRegister` never carries the `Bridge`'s session, so the - /// gate rejected every client's very first `BridgeHandler` construction - /// — including one holding a perfectly valid token, and including the - /// `AuthModel` handler exempted below. Requiring an identity that - /// cannot be presented is not security, it is an outage, so the rule is - /// stated as what it can genuinely promise instead of what the - /// unreachable version would have. - /// - /// Nothing an unauthenticated caller registers is usable: every - /// subsequent `execute` on the instance goes through the inherited - /// `SigningAuthorizer::authorize()`, which requires a validly signed, - /// unexpired token, and then through the model's own + /// `AuthenticatedOnlyRegisterAuthorizer`), back when `register` + /// envelopes carried no session at all and @p ctx was therefore always + /// empty here — including for a client holding a perfectly valid token, + /// and including the `AuthModel` handler exempted below, so that rule + /// rejected every client's very first `BridgeHandler` construction. + /// `register`/`attach`/`assign`/`deregister` envelopes now carry the + /// caller's authenticated session, so @p ctx is populated when the + /// caller holds one — but this hook stays unconditionally permissive + /// anyway, since gating registration by identity buys nothing extra: + /// every subsequent `execute` on the instance still goes through the + /// inherited `SigningAuthorizer::authorize()`, which requires a validly + /// signed, unexpired token, and then through the model's own /// `session::current()->principal` scoping. The `modelType` parameter /// stays in the signature (and the `"AuthModel"` mention stays in this /// comment) because the *type*-keyed half of this hook — refusing a - /// model type outright — remains perfectly enforceable if this rung ever - /// needs it; it is only the identity-keyed half that finding 027 blocks. - /// @param ctx Per-call session. Empty in practice — see above. + /// model type outright — remains available if this rung ever needs it; + /// the identity-keyed half is a choice not to gate, not an inability to. + /// @param ctx Per-call session. Populated with the caller's + /// verified principal when it holds a valid token, + /// empty otherwise; ignored either way (see above). /// @param modelType Target model type id. `RemoteServer` has already /// rejected a type its registry does not know by the /// time this runs, so every value reaching here is one @@ -218,20 +220,32 @@ class BookmarksAuthorizer : public ::morph::session::SigningAuthorizer { /// time. See `tests/test_policy_hardening.cpp`'s `OwnershipAuthorizer` /// for the identical one-line shape this mirrors. /// - /// @warning **Inert in this rung today**, and deliberately kept anyway. - /// Finding 027 (see this file's `@file` block): `RemoteServer` records - /// the owner from the same session-less `register` envelope, so - /// `ownerPrincipal` is *always* empty and the empty-owner branch below - /// always wins. This function is therefore correct but never decisive — - /// it is retained, rather than deleted, because it becomes decisive the - /// moment finding 027 is fixed, with no change here. Nothing in this - /// rung's isolation depends on it in the meantime: each model scopes - /// every query to `session::current()->principal` itself - /// (`examples/IMPLEMENTATION.md` rule 1), and the one action that - /// deliberately does *not* scope by row owner - /// (`BookmarkModel::execute(const RecordMetadata&)`, dispatched by the - /// internal metadata worker on an arbitrary user's row) checks the - /// service principal in its own body for exactly this reason. + /// Genuinely enforcing today, for every plain-registered `BookmarkModel`/ + /// `TagModel`/`AuthModel` instance: `register` envelopes now carry the + /// caller's authenticated session, so `RemoteServer` records that + /// caller's real principal as the instance's owner, and this function + /// denies a different principal's `execute`/`deregister` naming that + /// instance's `modelId` directly. `SharedFeedModel` (this rung's only + /// shared instance) still falls through the `ownerPrincipal.empty()` + /// branch — shared instances are recorded ownerless by separate, + /// deliberate design (there is no single owning user for a cross-user + /// feed), not because ownership can't be tracked. + /// + /// What this does *not* catch, and cannot: `BridgeHandler` (this + /// rung's only shipped client) never names another connection's + /// `modelId` — each client only ever dispatches through its own + /// registered instance — so a normal client's cross-user `GetBookmark{id}` + /// (naming *another user's row* through the caller's *own* instance) is + /// invisible to this instance-level check entirely; it would pass + /// regardless, since it never touches an instance this caller doesn't + /// own. That case is caught only by `BookmarkModel::execute`'s own + /// row-level re-check (see `tests/test_bookmark_model.cpp`'s "denied by + /// the model's own ownership re-check" case), which is the *only* layer + /// that could ever catch it — a per-instance check has no way to express + /// a per-row constraint. This function's real target is a client that + /// does not go through `BridgeHandler` at all: a raw wire client crafting + /// an `execute`/`deregister` envelope naming a `modelId` it learned or + /// guessed, belonging to an instance it never registered. /// @param ctx Per-call session; `principal` is the verified identity. /// @param modelType Ignored: the same rule applies to every model. /// @param actionType Ignored. @@ -268,11 +282,12 @@ namespace detail { } // namespace detail /// @brief Installs @p issuer as the process-global `TokenIssuer`, mirroring -/// `morph::journal::setActionLog`'s identical shape — the same -/// answer to the same "registry-constructed models are always -/// default-constructed" problem (docs/findings/003, docs/findings/020): -/// `AuthModel` (Task 12) has no constructor-injection seam for the -/// secret it needs to mint tokens. `App` calls this once at startup, +/// `morph::journal::setActionLog`'s identical shape — the same answer +/// `AuthModel` (Task 12) reaches for since it is registered via the +/// plain `BRIDGE_REGISTER_MODEL` default-construction path rather +/// than `ModelRegistryFactory`'s per-instance construction-hook seam +/// (`include/morph/core/registry.hpp`): a process-global slot passes +/// the secret through instead. `App` calls this once at startup, /// with the *same* secret it hands to `BookmarksAuthorizer`, so a /// token `AuthModel::execute(const Login&)` mints verifies against /// the very authorizer that will check every subsequent call. diff --git a/examples/bookmarks/include/bookmarks/db/db_model.hpp b/examples/bookmarks/include/bookmarks/db/db_model.hpp index 3210ad4e..9c8dea88 100644 --- a/examples/bookmarks/include/bookmarks/db/db_model.hpp +++ b/examples/bookmarks/include/bookmarks/db/db_model.hpp @@ -10,8 +10,9 @@ /// @file /// See `pastebin::db::WithMapper`'s file comment /// (`examples/pastebin/include/pastebin/db/db_model.hpp`) for the full -/// rationale this mixin reuses verbatim — the WASM header-vs-link -/// dependency finding (025) applies identically to this rung's three models. +/// rationale this mixin reuses verbatim, including why +/// `BRIDGE_REGISTER_ACTION_FOR_CLIENT`'s header-avoidance seam applies +/// identically to this rung's three models but is not adopted here either. namespace bookmarks::db { diff --git a/examples/bookmarks/include/bookmarks/dto/auth_dto.hpp b/examples/bookmarks/include/bookmarks/dto/auth_dto.hpp index c942e976..6c48a950 100644 --- a/examples/bookmarks/include/bookmarks/dto/auth_dto.hpp +++ b/examples/bookmarks/include/bookmarks/dto/auth_dto.hpp @@ -88,8 +88,9 @@ struct Login { /// /// Reuses `auth::isValidPrincipal`: a username this rejects could never /// be used as an `ownerPrincipal` anywhere else in this rung anyway, and - /// rejecting it here keeps a control byte out of the token payload - /// (finding 026, cited in that function's own doc comment). Declared + /// rejecting it here keeps a control byte out of the token payload as a + /// second, independent line of defense (see that function's own doc + /// comment). Declared /// rather than defined inline because the check lives in /// `bookmarks/auth/bookmarks_authorizer.hpp`, and including that here /// would pull `morph/session/session_auth.hpp` — and, transitively, its diff --git a/examples/bookmarks/include/bookmarks/models/auth_model.hpp b/examples/bookmarks/include/bookmarks/models/auth_model.hpp index f52440e6..a8e1acab 100644 --- a/examples/bookmarks/include/bookmarks/models/auth_model.hpp +++ b/examples/bookmarks/include/bookmarks/models/auth_model.hpp @@ -16,11 +16,12 @@ namespace bookmarks { /// Stateless: no database, so no `db::WithMapper` base and nothing to /// persist. The secret it signs with comes from the process-global /// `auth::tokenIssuer()` slot, which `app::App` installs at startup with the -/// *same* secret it hands its `auth::BookmarksAuthorizer` — registry- -/// constructed models are always default-constructed -/// (`docs/findings/003`, `docs/findings/020`), so there is no -/// constructor-injection seam to pass it through, exactly as -/// `morph::journal::setActionLog` already works around for action logs. +/// *same* secret it hands its `auth::BookmarksAuthorizer` — this model is +/// registered via the plain `BRIDGE_REGISTER_MODEL` default-construction +/// path rather than `ModelRegistryFactory`'s per-instance construction-hook +/// seam (`include/morph/core/registry.hpp`), so a process-global slot passes +/// the secret through instead, exactly as `morph::journal::setActionLog` +/// already works around for action logs. class AuthModel { public: /// @brief Verifies @p action's username and mints a token for it. diff --git a/examples/bookmarks/include/bookmarks/models/bookmark_model.hpp b/examples/bookmarks/include/bookmarks/models/bookmark_model.hpp index 775fe5da..298b5204 100644 --- a/examples/bookmarks/include/bookmarks/models/bookmark_model.hpp +++ b/examples/bookmarks/include/bookmarks/models/bookmark_model.hpp @@ -22,28 +22,30 @@ namespace bookmarks { /// `bookmarks`/`bookmark_tags` tables, scoped to the authenticated /// caller's own collection. /// -/// Registered **plain** — no `BRIDGE_MODEL_KEY`, no `AllowShared`. The -/// original reason was that only plain registration records a real instance -/// owner (a *shared* instance is recorded with an empty owner, defeating -/// `authorizeInstance`'s per-instance ownership check). That reason no -/// longer carries any weight: -/// `docs/findings/027-register-envelope-carries-no-session.md` established -/// that a `register` envelope carries no session at all, so `RemoteServer` -/// records an empty owner for *every* instance, plain or shared, and -/// `authorizeInstance` therefore denies nothing in practice. Plain -/// registration is retained because it is the simpler shape and because the -/// hook is expected to become real once finding 027 is closed — not because -/// it is currently enforcing anything. +/// Registered **plain** — no `BRIDGE_MODEL_KEY`, no `AllowShared`. Only +/// plain registration records a real instance owner (a *shared* instance is +/// recorded with an empty owner by design), so this is what makes +/// `BookmarksAuthorizer::authorizeInstance`'s per-instance ownership check +/// genuinely enforcing for this model: `register` envelopes now carry the +/// caller's authenticated session, so each client's own instance is recorded +/// under that client's real principal. /// -/// What actually carries per-user ownership is this model itself: every -/// `execute()` reads `session::current()->principal` fresh (`requireOwner()`) -/// and uses it both as the query filter and, via `loadOwned()`, as the -/// authorization check on any row it touches. `IMPLEMENTATION.md` rule 1 -/// requires that re-check regardless (the local backend enforces nothing at -/// all); after finding 027 it is simply the only enforcement point there is, -/// on top of `SigningAuthorizer::authorize()`'s per-`execute` token check. -/// See `bookmarks/auth/bookmarks_authorizer.hpp` and the rung README's -/// "Corrected by finding 027" bullet for the full story. +/// That instance-level check alone is not what keeps one user out of +/// another's bookmarks, though — `BridgeHandler` (this rung's only +/// shipped client) never names another connection's `modelId`, so a normal +/// client's cross-user access attempt (`GetBookmark{id}` naming another +/// user's row through the caller's *own* instance) never triggers +/// `authorizeInstance` at all; see that function's own doc comment for why. +/// What actually carries per-user, per-*row* ownership is this model +/// itself: every `execute()` reads `session::current()->principal` fresh +/// (`requireOwner()`) and uses it both as the query filter and, via +/// `loadOwned()`, as the authorization check on any row it touches. +/// `IMPLEMENTATION.md` rule 1 requires that re-check regardless (the local +/// backend enforces nothing at all), and it is the only layer that could +/// ever catch a row-level mismatch, on top of `SigningAuthorizer:: +/// authorize()`'s per-`execute` token check and `authorizeInstance`'s +/// instance-level check. See `bookmarks/auth/bookmarks_authorizer.hpp` for +/// the full story. class BookmarkModel : private db::WithMapper { public: CreateBookmarkResult execute(const CreateBookmark& action); diff --git a/examples/bookmarks/src/app/app.cpp b/examples/bookmarks/src/app/app.cpp index 7c617fc2..b2973698 100644 --- a/examples/bookmarks/src/app/app.cpp +++ b/examples/bookmarks/src/app/app.cpp @@ -49,8 +49,10 @@ constexpr std::int64_t kServiceTokenExpiresAtMs = 4102444800000; // 2100-01-01T /// @brief Live-instance cap this server installs. /// -/// Registration cannot be gated on identity -/// (`docs/findings/027-register-envelope-carries-no-session.md`), so an +/// This rung's `authorizeRegister` is unconditionally permissive by choice +/// (`bookmarks/auth/bookmarks_authorizer.hpp` — the framework can gate +/// registration on identity now that `register` envelopes carry the +/// caller's session, this rung's authorizer just doesn't), so an /// unauthenticated client *can* make the server create model instances even /// though it can never execute anything on them. `maxLiveModels` is the /// framework's own answer to that shape of churn: past the cap a `register` diff --git a/examples/bookmarks/src/models/bookmark_model.cpp b/examples/bookmarks/src/models/bookmark_model.cpp index 8d88f20b..05870cbe 100644 --- a/examples/bookmarks/src/models/bookmark_model.cpp +++ b/examples/bookmarks/src/models/bookmark_model.cpp @@ -526,14 +526,17 @@ Ack BookmarkModel::execute(const RecordMetadata& action) { // // What replaces the owner check is a *caller* check, and it has to live // here rather than in the authorizer: `authorizeInstance`'s - // owner-vs-principal comparison -- the natural home for it -- is inert, - // because RemoteServer records an empty owner for every instance a - // Bridge client registers (finding 027). Without this line any - // authenticated user could dispatch RecordMetadata against any other - // user's bookmark id and overwrite its title and favicon, since this is - // the one action that does not scope its query to the caller. Rule 1 - // ("models must re-check their own authorization") is exactly the - // instruction being followed. + // owner-vs-principal comparison would not fit here even with a real + // recorded owner (which register envelopes now carry). The worker + // dispatches through its OWN plain-registered instance -- an instance it + // legitimately owns -- to touch a *row* some other user owns. + // authorizeInstance compares instance ownership, not row ownership, so + // it has nothing to object to: the worker's own instance is exactly what + // it is authorized to use. Without this line any authenticated user + // could dispatch RecordMetadata against any other user's bookmark id and + // overwrite its title and favicon, since this is the one action that + // does not scope its query to the caller. Rule 1 ("models must re-check + // their own authorization") is exactly the instruction being followed. if (requireOwner() != auth::kMetadataFetcherPrincipal) { throw Forbidden{"RecordMetadata is dispatched only by the metadata-fetch service principal"}; } diff --git a/examples/bookmarks/src/server/main.cpp b/examples/bookmarks/src/server/main.cpp index 31722e27..d18c5cae 100644 --- a/examples/bookmarks/src/server/main.cpp +++ b/examples/bookmarks/src/server/main.cpp @@ -22,12 +22,15 @@ /// action in this rung is scoped to `session::current()->principal`, so /// seeding by calling a model directly — the shape rung 1 used — would have /// to install a thread-local session itself, i.e. reach into -/// `morph::session::detail::ScopedContext`. That is exactly the -/// detail-namespace reach `docs/findings/019-testkit-reaches-into-four-detail-namespaces.md` -/// already objects to, and adding a fifth site from an *example* would make -/// that finding harder to close, not easier. The alternative — an internal -/// client with a minted service token, the shape `App`'s own metadata worker -/// uses — is real infrastructure that `LADDER.md` already assigns to rung 4's +/// `morph::session::detail::ScopedContext`, a `detail::` namespace with no +/// public seam for this — exactly the class of reach-in +/// `examples/common/testkit` migrated away from onto public seams +/// (`Completion::makeSettleable()`, `BridgeHandler::whenBound()`, the +/// `QtWebSocketBackend(url, tls, cfg)` overload) once #55's public seams +/// existed; adding a new one here from an *example* would be a step +/// backward, not forward. The alternative — an internal client with a +/// minted service token, the shape `App`'s own metadata worker uses — is +/// real infrastructure that `LADDER.md` already assigns to rung 4's /// `action_driver` generators. Demo data is therefore created through the /// client, which also exercises the path a user actually takes. diff --git a/examples/bookmarks/tests/test_bookmark_model.cpp b/examples/bookmarks/tests/test_bookmark_model.cpp index a735a8d4..759ee335 100644 --- a/examples/bookmarks/tests/test_bookmark_model.cpp +++ b/examples/bookmarks/tests/test_bookmark_model.cpp @@ -364,9 +364,13 @@ TEST_CASE("RecordMetadata updates another principal's bookmark when the service TEST_CASE("RecordMetadata refuses any principal other than the metadata-fetch service principal", "[bookmarks][model]") { - // The check that replaces authorizeInstance's inert ownership comparison - // (docs/findings/027-register-envelope-carries-no-session.md). Without - // it, `mallory` below would silently overwrite alice's title. + // The check that stands in because authorizeInstance can't express this: + // it compares instance ownership, not row ownership, and this action + // deliberately touches rows the calling principal (the service worker) + // doesn't own -- an instance-level check has nothing to object to when + // the worker dispatches through its own, legitimately-owned instance. + // Without this model-level check, `mallory` below would silently + // overwrite alice's title. DbFixture fixture; bookmarks::BookmarkModel model; bookmarks::BookmarkId id; @@ -602,14 +606,15 @@ TEST_CASE("BookmarkModel over the full backend-mode matrix: create, list, get ro // Local/LocalSingleThread/Socket via BackendRig, authenticated with a // real signed token verified by a real BookmarksAuthorizer. Socket mode // is the one that actually matters here -- authorizeRegister is - // unconditionally permissive (finding 027: a `register` envelope carries - // no session, so there is no identity to gate registration on), so this - // case does not prove anything about registration being gated. What it - // does prove is that SigningAuthorizer::authorize(), which sees the - // token on every subsequent execute(), correctly admits a validly signed - // token end to end through the real RemoteServer/QtWebSocketServer - // wiring -- the boundary that is genuinely enforced (see - // bookmarks_authorizer.hpp's @file comment). + // unconditionally permissive by this rung's own design choice (not a + // framework limitation -- the register envelope now carries the + // caller's identity), so this case does not prove anything about + // registration being gated. What it does prove is that + // SigningAuthorizer::authorize(), which sees the token on every + // subsequent execute(), correctly admits a validly signed token end to + // end through the real RemoteServer/QtWebSocketServer wiring -- the + // boundary that is genuinely enforced (see bookmarks_authorizer.hpp's + // @file comment). const auto mode = GENERATE(Mode::Local, Mode::LocalSingleThread, Mode::Socket); CAPTURE(mode); DbFixture fixture; @@ -726,30 +731,31 @@ TEST_CASE("BackendRig::Socket: a second principal's GetBookmark is denied by the // does not own. // // This is deliberately NOT titled "authorizeInstance denies ..." -- - // finding 027 (docs/findings/027-register-envelope-carries-no-session.md) - // already established that `register` envelopes carry no session, so - // RemoteServer records an empty owner (`_owners[mid]`) for EVERY - // instance a Bridge client registers, plain or shared alike. Given that, - // `authorizeInstance`'s policy shape - // (`ownerPrincipal.empty() || ownerPrincipal == ctx.principal`, - // bookmarks_authorizer.hpp) always takes the empty-owner branch and - // returns true for every caller on every instance -- it is inert here, - // exactly as that file's own @file warning documents. Separately, - // alice's and mallory's BookmarkModel below are each their OWN - // plain-registered instance (not a shared one), so there is not even a - // single shared instance for the hook to arbitrate between the two of - // them. + // register envelopes now carry a session, so RemoteServer records a + // real, non-empty owner for each of alice's and mallory's own + // plain-registered BookmarkModel instances (confirmed empirically: + // authorizeInstance runs with ctx.principal == ownerPrincipal == the + // dispatching principal's own name for both). But `authorizeInstance` + // checks instance ownership, not row ownership -- mallory dispatches + // GetBookmark through her OWN instance, which she legitimately owns, and + // the id she names in the action payload is alice's bookmark. An + // instance-ownership check has no way to see that mismatch; it would + // pass for any row id mallory happened to name, since the check never + // looks past which instance is making the call. // // What actually denies mallory's call is // BookmarkModel::execute(const GetBookmark&)'s own loadOwned()/ // requireOwner() re-check: the row's real `ownerPrincipal` DB column - // (a column on the bookmarks table itself, unrelated to RemoteServer's - // inert `_owners` map) does not match mallory's server-verified - // principal, so the model itself throws Forbidden. This is exactly the - // mechanism the README's DoD section names as what is genuinely - // enforced today -- `SigningAuthorizer::authorize()` on every action - // plus the models' own verified-principal scoping -- "with the two - // instance hooks' unreachability filed as a finding." + // (a column on the bookmarks table itself, keyed by the row's id, not + // the calling instance) does not match mallory's server-verified + // principal, so the model itself throws Forbidden -- confirmed + // empirically (the propagated error message is "bookmark belongs to a + // different principal", not authorizeInstance's "unauthorized"). This is + // exactly the mechanism the README's DoD section names as what is + // genuinely enforced today -- `SigningAuthorizer::authorize()` on every + // action plus the models' own verified-principal, per-row scoping -- + // and it is the *only* layer that could ever catch this specific + // mismatch, regardless of instance-ownership tracking. DbFixture fixture; constexpr std::string_view kSecret = "cross-user-secret"; const auto authorizer = @@ -790,12 +796,15 @@ TEST_CASE("BackendRig::Socket: a token signed with a different secret is rejecte // alongside this task's own cross-user case above -- same // BackendRig::Socket setup, one more BridgeHandler. // - // Registration itself is unaffected by the wrong secret: authorizeRegister - // is unconditionally permissive (finding 027) and the register envelope - // carries no session to check regardless. The rejection below can - // therefore only come from the per-execute() check -- - // SigningAuthorizer::authorize() verifying the token's signature against - // the server's real secret on every action. + // Registration itself is unaffected by the wrong secret, for a different + // reason than "no session to check": a wrong-secret token fails + // authenticate(), so env.session.principal is cleared before + // authorizeRegister ever runs -- but authorizeRegister is unconditionally + // permissive here regardless of principal, by this rung's own design + // (see its own doc comment). The rejection below can therefore only come + // from the per-execute() check -- SigningAuthorizer::authorize() + // verifying the token's signature against the server's real secret on + // every action. DbFixture fixture; constexpr std::string_view kServerSecret = "socket-negauth-server-secret"; constexpr std::string_view kWrongSecret = "socket-negauth-wrong-secret"; diff --git a/examples/bookmarks/tests/test_bookmark_presenter.cpp b/examples/bookmarks/tests/test_bookmark_presenter.cpp index 46805810..2692ad8b 100644 --- a/examples/bookmarks/tests/test_bookmark_presenter.cpp +++ b/examples/bookmarks/tests/test_bookmark_presenter.cpp @@ -13,13 +13,14 @@ // "translates and routes only" contract bookmark_presenter.hpp's own doc // comment states (examples/IMPLEMENTATION.md rule 2). // -// Every mode needs a real signed token: every action in this rung requires -// one (finding 027's in-rung workaround — see bookmarks_authorizer.hpp's -// @file comment), so even Local/LocalSingleThread mode (which runs no real -// authorizer) still needs `session::current()->principal` populated for a -// model's own scoping to succeed — `Bridge::setDefaultSession` supplies the -// per-call Context every mode dispatches through, exactly the recipe -// test_bookmark_model.cpp's own backend-mode-matrix case uses. +// Every mode needs a real signed token: `BookmarksAuthorizer::authorize()` +// requires one on every single execute, unconditionally (see +// bookmarks_authorizer.hpp's own doc comment), so even Local/LocalSingleThread +// mode (which runs no real authorizer) still needs `session::current()-> +// principal` populated for a model's own scoping to succeed — +// `Bridge::setDefaultSession` supplies the per-call Context every mode +// dispatches through, exactly the recipe test_bookmark_model.cpp's own +// backend-mode-matrix case uses. #include "bookmark_presenter.hpp" #include "testkit/backend_rig.hpp" @@ -384,11 +385,11 @@ TEST_CASE("BookmarkPresenter::importChunk then exportAll round-trips bookmarks, TEST_CASE("Every BookmarkPresenter validation-driven action routes its failure to failed(), not just create()", "[bookmarks][presenter]") { - // Not a completeness ritual: `track()`'s third argument is attached - // per-call, and `Completion::onError` keeps only the *last* handler - // attached (docs/findings/023), so a mis-wired `onErr` on one action is - // invisible from every other action's tests. See - // pastebin::gui::PastePresenter's identical test for the full rationale. + // Not a completeness ritual: each action's `reportError` is wired + // independently at its own `track()` call site (`bookmark_presenter.cpp`), + // so a passing test for one action says nothing about whether another + // action's wiring is correct. See pastebin::gui::PastePresenter's + // identical test for the same rationale. DbFixture fixture; auto rig = makeAuthedRig(Mode::Local, "presenter-fail-secret", "alice"); bookmarks::gui::BookmarkPresenter presenter{rig->bridge(0), rig->executor()}; diff --git a/examples/bookmarks/tests/test_bookmark_qml_bridges.cpp b/examples/bookmarks/tests/test_bookmark_qml_bridges.cpp index ba37a3a5..82bf5eed 100644 --- a/examples/bookmarks/tests/test_bookmark_qml_bridges.cpp +++ b/examples/bookmarks/tests/test_bookmark_qml_bridges.cpp @@ -335,10 +335,11 @@ TEST_CASE("BookmarkBridge exposes exactly the surface BookmarkListView.qml binds REQUIRE(meta->indexOfMethod("remove(qlonglong)") >= 0); REQUIRE(meta->indexOfMethod("bulkArchive(QVariantList,bool)") >= 0); - // `function onListed(rows)` / `onLoaded(bookmark)` / `onArchived()` / - // `onUnarchived()` / `onRemoved()` / `onBulkEdited(affected)` / - // `onFailed(message)` — BookmarkListView.qml:116, :126, :131, :136, :141, - // :147, :153. + // `function onBound()` / `onListed(rows)` / `onLoaded(bookmark)` / + // `onArchived()` / `onUnarchived()` / `onRemoved()` / `onBulkEdited(affected)` / + // `onFailed(message)` — BookmarkListView.qml:105, :109, :114, :119, :124, :129, + // :135, :141. + REQUIRE(meta->indexOfSignal("bound()") >= 0); REQUIRE(meta->indexOfSignal("listed(QVariantList)") >= 0); REQUIRE(meta->indexOfSignal("loaded(QVariantMap)") >= 0); REQUIRE(meta->indexOfSignal("archived()") >= 0); @@ -347,7 +348,7 @@ TEST_CASE("BookmarkBridge exposes exactly the surface BookmarkListView.qml binds REQUIRE(meta->indexOfSignal("bulkEdited(QString)") >= 0); REQUIRE(meta->indexOfSignal("failed(QString)") >= 0); - CHECK(ownMethodCount(meta) == 14); + CHECK(ownMethodCount(meta) == 15); // `bulkEdited` carries an already-rendered *string*, not a number: // BookmarkListView.qml:148 concatenates it straight into a status line. const int bulkEdited = meta->indexOfSignal("bulkEdited(QString)"); @@ -363,21 +364,24 @@ TEST_CASE("TagBridge and SharedFeedBridge expose exactly the surface BookmarkLis bookmarks::gui::SharedFeedBridge feed{rig->bridge(0), rig->executor()}; // `page.tagController.refresh()` (BookmarkListView.qml:74) and - // `function onListed(rows)` / `onFailed(message)` (:161, :166). + // `function onBound()` / `onListed(rows)` / `onFailed(message)` (:149, + // :153, :157). const QMetaObject* tagMeta = tags.metaObject(); REQUIRE(tagMeta->indexOfMethod("refresh()") >= 0); + REQUIRE(tagMeta->indexOfSignal("bound()") >= 0); REQUIRE(tagMeta->indexOfSignal("listed(QVariantList)") >= 0); REQUIRE(tagMeta->indexOfSignal("failed(QString)") >= 0); - CHECK(ownMethodCount(tagMeta) == 3); + CHECK(ownMethodCount(tagMeta) == 4); - // `page.feedController.refresh()` (:76) and the same two signals (:174, - // :179). Same surface, deliberately: the feed pane is the bookmark list's - // read-only twin. + // `page.feedController.refresh()` (:76) and the same three signals (:165, + // :169, :173). Same surface, deliberately: the feed pane is the bookmark + // list's read-only twin. const QMetaObject* feedMeta = feed.metaObject(); REQUIRE(feedMeta->indexOfMethod("refresh()") >= 0); + REQUIRE(feedMeta->indexOfSignal("bound()") >= 0); REQUIRE(feedMeta->indexOfSignal("listed(QVariantList)") >= 0); REQUIRE(feedMeta->indexOfSignal("failed(QString)") >= 0); - CHECK(ownMethodCount(feedMeta) == 3); + CHECK(ownMethodCount(feedMeta) == 4); } // ═════════════════════════════════════════════════════════════════════════ diff --git a/examples/bookmarks/tests/test_bookmarks_authorizer.cpp b/examples/bookmarks/tests/test_bookmarks_authorizer.cpp index c6c11c96..c6416346 100644 --- a/examples/bookmarks/tests/test_bookmarks_authorizer.cpp +++ b/examples/bookmarks/tests/test_bookmarks_authorizer.cpp @@ -54,10 +54,9 @@ TEST_CASE("isValidPrincipal rejects the empty string, control bytes, and overlon "[bookmarks][auth]") { // Empty: never a valid identity to register as. CHECK_FALSE(isValidPrincipal("")); - // A raw control byte -- exactly the class of input finding 026 says - // TokenIssuer::issue()'s unescaped glz::write_json can corrupt. Rejected - // here, at this rung's own boundary, regardless of whether core is ever - // fixed. + // A raw control byte -- the class of input TokenIssuer::issue()'s + // glz::write_json now escapes correctly, but rejected here too, at this + // rung's own boundary, as an independent line of defense regardless. // Split into two adjacent string-literal tokens: `\x` escapes consume // every following hex digit, and `c`/`e` are valid hex digits, so an // unsplit "ali\x01ce" is parsed as the single out-of-range escape @@ -123,16 +122,17 @@ TEST_CASE("BookmarksAuthorizer rejects a tampered or expired token", "[bookmarks CHECK_FALSE(authz.authorize(noTokenCtx, "BookmarkModel", "CreateBookmark")); } -TEST_CASE("BookmarksAuthorizer::authorizeRegister admits an anonymous register, because " - "finding 027 leaves it nothing to gate on", +TEST_CASE("BookmarksAuthorizer::authorizeRegister admits an anonymous register, by choice " + "rather than necessity", "[bookmarks][auth]") { const BookmarksAuthorizer authz{std::string{kSecret}, morph::session::hmacSha256}; - // `anonymous` is not a hypothetical: it is what RemoteServer *always* - // passes here, for every client, because `wire::makeRegister` carries no - // session (docs/findings/027-register-envelope-carries-no-session.md). - // The earlier `!ctx.principal.empty()` rule rejected 100% of real - // registrations, which is why it is gone. + // `anonymous` is a real, reachable input -- an unauthenticated client's + // first construction -- but no longer the *only* one now that + // `register`/`attach`/`assign`/`deregister` envelopes carry the caller's + // session: an authenticated caller's `ctx.principal` is populated here + // too. This hook stays unconditionally permissive regardless of which + // one it sees -- see authorizeRegister's own doc comment for why. Context anonymous; CHECK(authz.authorizeRegister(anonymous, "BookmarkModel")); CHECK(authz.authorizeRegister(anonymous, "TagModel")); @@ -176,12 +176,12 @@ TEST_CASE("Registering is not authorizing: an anonymous caller's execute is stil TEST_CASE("BookmarksAuthorizer::authorizeInstance enforces real ownership for a " "plain-registered instance, and passes through an ownerless (shared) one", "[bookmarks][auth]") { - // Unit-level only: finding 027 means RemoteServer never actually hands - // this a non-empty `ownerPrincipal` today, so the first two CHECKs below - // describe the behaviour this function *will* exhibit once registers - // carry a session, and the third describes the only branch currently - // reachable in production. Kept deliberately -- see the function's own - // doc comment. + // `register` envelopes now carry the caller's session, so RemoteServer + // records a real, non-empty `ownerPrincipal` for a plain-registered + // instance -- all three CHECKs below are reachable in production + // (against a real `RemoteServer`, not just at this unit level), not + // merely illustrations of hypothetical future behavior. See the + // function's own doc comment for what this does and does not protect. const BookmarksAuthorizer authz{std::string{kSecret}, morph::session::hmacSha256}; Context asAlice; diff --git a/examples/common/clock.hpp b/examples/common/clock.hpp index 40b0aef7..e15a30d7 100644 --- a/examples/common/clock.hpp +++ b/examples/common/clock.hpp @@ -10,13 +10,17 @@ /// @file /// The ladder-wide injectable "now" (examples/TESTING.md's framework-gaps -/// item 6; examples/LADDER.md framework prerequisite 3). Registry-constructed -/// models are always default-constructed (docs/findings/003, -/// docs/findings/020), so there is no constructor-injection seam for a -/// clock — every rung's time-dependent model logic reads -/// `morph::ladder::now()` instead of `Timestamp::now()`/`DateTime::now()` -/// directly, and a test overrides the process-global provider for the span -/// it needs. +/// item 6; examples/LADDER.md framework prerequisite 3). `morph`'s registry +/// now has a per-instance construction-hook seam +/// (`ModelRegistryFactory::registerModel(modelId, factory)`, +/// `include/morph/core/registry.hpp`) that a caller could use to inject a +/// clock per instance, but adopting it means bypassing +/// `BRIDGE_REGISTER_MODEL`'s default-construction auto-registration in favor +/// of a manual `registerModel` call at startup — no rung has made that +/// switch. Every rung's time-dependent model logic instead reads +/// `morph::ladder::now()` (this process-global provider) rather than +/// `Timestamp::now()`/`DateTime::now()` directly, and a test overrides the +/// provider for the span it needs. namespace morph::ladder { diff --git a/examples/common/gui/app_context.cpp b/examples/common/gui/app_context.cpp index 31b7b0ef..0dcafd87 100644 --- a/examples/common/gui/app_context.cpp +++ b/examples/common/gui/app_context.cpp @@ -1,7 +1,6 @@ // SPDX-License-Identifier: Apache-2.0 #include "gui/app_context.hpp" -#include #include #include @@ -26,11 +25,13 @@ AppContext::AppContext(Mode mode) { auto& remote = std::get(mode); // asyncRegistrationEnabled: the synchronous registerModel path nests a // QEventLoop, which aborts a WASM page outright (examples/TESTING.md, - // "WASM reality"). Opting in is what makes the readiness contract in this - // class's doc comment necessary — an async registration issued before the - // socket connects fails permanently (finding 017). + // "WASM reality"). Registering before the socket connects now queues and + // retries once it does (finding 017), but this class still defers via + // setConnectHandler below rather than registering immediately — simpler + // to reason about than relying on the queue, and what makes the + // readiness contract in this class's doc comment necessary. auto backend = std::make_unique<::morph::qt::QtWebSocketBackend>( - remote.url, ::morph::model::detail::defaultDispatcher(), ::morph::model::detail::defaultRegistry(), + remote.url, #ifndef QT_NO_SSL std::nullopt, #endif diff --git a/examples/common/gui/app_context.hpp b/examples/common/gui/app_context.hpp index eac1e8ab..b0a7ac39 100644 --- a/examples/common/gui/app_context.hpp +++ b/examples/common/gui/app_context.hpp @@ -43,8 +43,7 @@ struct Local { /// /// @warning Asynchronously connected. A `Remote` context is **not** usable /// the line after its constructor returns — see `AppContext`'s -/// readiness contract (`ready()`/`onReady()`) and -/// `docs/findings/017-async-registration-fails-before-connect.md`. +/// readiness contract (`ready()`/`onReady()`) below. struct Remote { QUrl url; }; @@ -53,29 +52,24 @@ struct Remote { /// declared in reverse), everything a presenter set needs and nothing /// a presenter should construct itself. /// -/// @par Readiness contract (why `Remote` mode is not usable immediately) +/// @par Readiness contract (why `Remote` mode still defers registration) /// `Local` mode has no network dependency: `ready()` is `true` the moment the /// constructor returns and `onReady()` invokes its callback synchronously. /// -/// `Remote` mode is different, and getting it wrong fails *silently and -/// permanently*. The context builds its `QtWebSocketBackend` with +/// `Remote` mode builds its `QtWebSocketBackend` with /// `Config{.asyncRegistrationEnabled = true}` (the plain synchronous /// `registerModel` nests a `QEventLoop` and aborts a WASM page — -/// examples/TESTING.md, "WASM reality"), and -/// `QtWebSocketBackend::registerModelAsync()` **fails immediately, with no -/// retry and no queueing, if it is called before the socket has finished -/// connecting** (`docs/findings/017-async-registration-fails-before-connect.md`). -/// Constructing a `BridgeHandler` — whose constructor registers — is exactly -/// such a call. Since `_socket.open()` is asynchronous, a handler built -/// straight after this constructor returns is *guaranteed* to register before -/// the connection is up: `binding->currentId` stays `0` forever, every -/// `execute()` through that handler fails "handler not bound", and nothing -/// throws to say why. +/// examples/TESTING.md, "WASM reality"). `QtWebSocketBackend:: +/// registerModelAsync()` queues a registration issued before the socket +/// has finished connecting and retries it once the connection comes up +/// (`docs/spec/core/backend.md`, "Asynchronous registration"), so +/// building a `BridgeHandler` immediately after this constructor returns is +/// no longer the correctness hazard it once was. /// -/// So this class detects readiness with `setConnectHandler` — not +/// This class still detects readiness with `setConnectHandler` — not /// `waitForConnected()`, which nests an event loop and hangs a WASM page — -/// and callers **must** build their presenters (and therefore their -/// `BridgeHandler`s) from inside `onReady()`: +/// and callers build their presenters (and therefore their `BridgeHandler`s) +/// from inside `onReady()`: /// /// ```cpp /// AppContext ctx{Remote{url}}; @@ -83,9 +77,9 @@ struct Remote { /// ``` /// /// This is the same ordering `examples/common/wasm_spike/main_wasm.cpp` -/// demonstrates end-to-end. When finding 017 is fixed framework-side (by -/// queueing a pre-connect registration until the socket comes up), the -/// requirement relaxes to a convenience — but until then it is load-bearing. +/// demonstrates end-to-end — deferring to `onReady()` is simpler to reason +/// about than relying on the pre-connect queue, not a requirement for +/// correctness. class AppContext { public: using Mode = std::variant; diff --git a/examples/common/gui/presenter.hpp b/examples/common/gui/presenter.hpp index e53583ea..0768bb86 100644 --- a/examples/common/gui/presenter.hpp +++ b/examples/common/gui/presenter.hpp @@ -2,6 +2,7 @@ #pragma once #include +#include #include @@ -32,23 +33,72 @@ class Presenter : public QObject { /// @brief Emitted the moment `busy()` transitions from `true` to `false`. void idle(); + /// @brief Emitted once, the first time this presenter's readiness gate + /// (whichever `BridgeHandler` a subclass names in `trackBound()`) + /// settles — i.e. once `Bridge::whenBound()`'s `Completion` + /// resolves, however it resolves. `Remote` mode's registration is + /// a round trip (docs/findings/017's neighbouring half): a handler + /// built the instant the socket connects still rejects every + /// dispatch with "handler not bound" until that round trip lands. + /// A subclass that calls + /// `trackBound()` in its constructor lets its view layer gate its + /// first dispatch on this signal instead of polling on a + /// `QTimer` — `Local` mode's handler is already bound by + /// construction, so `trackBound()` emits this synchronously + /// there. + void bound(); + protected: + /// @brief Wires @p whenBoundCompletion (a `BridgeHandler::whenBound()` + /// call) to emit `bound()` exactly once, however it resolves. + /// + /// `Bridge::whenBound()`'s own contract (`morph/core/bridge.hpp`) + /// is "resolves with whatever `isBound()` would return once + /// settled" — this presenter does not care which way it settled, + /// only that the registration round trip (successful or not) is + /// no longer in flight, since either outcome means the next + /// dispatch attempt gets a real answer instead of a guaranteed + /// "handler not bound". + /// @param whenBoundCompletion The handler's own `whenBound()` result. + void trackBound(::morph::async::Completion whenBoundCompletion) { + // `QPointer`, not a bare `this` capture: `whenBound()`'s Completion + // resolves through the executor, asynchronously — even `Local` + // mode's immediate resolution is *posted*, not delivered inline + // (`morph::async::detail::CompletionState::attachThen`), so this + // presenter can already be destroyed by the time either handler + // below runs (e.g. a short-lived presenter torn down at the end of + // a test case). A `QPointer` reads back null instead of dereferencing + // freed memory, exactly like Qt's own auto-disconnect-on-destroy for + // signal/slot connections handles the same hazard. + QPointer self{this}; + std::move(whenBoundCompletion) + .then([self](bool) { + if (self) { + emit self->bound(); + } + }) + .onError([self](const std::exception_ptr&) { + if (self) { + emit self->bound(); + } + }); + } + /// @brief Wraps @p completion's `.then`/`.onError` in begin/end counters, /// forwarding a successful result to @p onOk and, on failure, the /// `std::exception_ptr` to @p onErr (if supplied) before the busy /// counter is decremented. /// - /// @p onErr exists as a parameter, not something a subclass composes by - /// calling `.onError(...)` on @p completion itself before passing it - /// here: `morph::async::detail::CompletionState::attachOnError` - /// (`morph/core/completion.hpp`) keeps only the single most-recently - /// attached handler — a second `.onError()` call (this method's own, - /// which must run to decrement the counter) silently replaces the first - /// one rather than chaining alongside it, so a subclass's own - /// pre-attached `.onError()` would never fire (verified empirically; - /// see docs/findings/023). Passing the display callback as @p onErr - /// instead means both behaviors are folded into the *one* `.onError` - /// handler this method installs, so both actually run. + /// @p onErr exists as a parameter rather than something a subclass + /// composes by calling `.onError(...)` on @p completion itself before + /// passing it here, for a documentation reason rather than a + /// correctness one now: `morph::async::detail::CompletionState:: + /// attachOnError` (`morph/core/completion.hpp`) fans out to every + /// attached handler in attachment order, so a subclass's own + /// pre-attached `.onError()` would in fact still fire today alongside + /// this method's own. Folding both into the one @p onErr parameter here + /// keeps every presenter's error-display-plus-busy-counter contract in + /// one visible place rather than split across two separate call sites. /// /// A presenter still "translates and routes, never decides" /// (examples/IMPLEMENTATION.md rule 2): this base does not choose *how* diff --git a/examples/common/testkit/db_busy_fixture.hpp b/examples/common/testkit/db_busy_fixture.hpp index 5e1ef34a..caeee8d5 100644 --- a/examples/common/testkit/db_busy_fixture.hpp +++ b/examples/common/testkit/db_busy_fixture.hpp @@ -9,15 +9,16 @@ #include /// @file -/// Resolves docs/findings/018 (db_fault_fixture cannot fault an ordinary -/// DataMapper call) for the SQLITE_BUSY failure class specifically: holds a -/// genuine, uncommitted write transaction open on a second SqlConnection to -/// the shared test database, for the fixture's lifetime, so a concurrent -/// write from the code under test's own connection collides for real — no -/// mock, no simulated driver. See `DbBusyFixture`'s doc comment for the -/// verified locking recipe and test_db_busy_fixture.cpp for the observed -/// exception this produces and how the *other* connection (the one under -/// test) must shorten its own busy-timeout to fail fast. +/// The SQLITE_BUSY-provoking counterpart to `db_fault_fixture.hpp`'s +/// advisory-lock contention, which cannot fault an ordinary `DataMapper` +/// call (see `examples/TESTING.md`'s testkit section): holds a genuine, +/// uncommitted write transaction open on a second SqlConnection to the +/// shared test database, for the fixture's lifetime, so a concurrent write +/// from the code under test's own connection collides for real — no mock, +/// no simulated driver. See `DbBusyFixture`'s doc comment for the verified +/// locking recipe and test_db_busy_fixture.cpp for the observed exception +/// this produces and how the *other* connection (the one under test) must +/// shorten its own busy-timeout to fail fast. namespace morph::ladder::testkit { diff --git a/examples/common/testkit/strand_interleaver.hpp b/examples/common/testkit/strand_interleaver.hpp index 6fa3bb8c..5502ad74 100644 --- a/examples/common/testkit/strand_interleaver.hpp +++ b/examples/common/testkit/strand_interleaver.hpp @@ -16,6 +16,18 @@ /// MoveTaskPosition centerpiece) are probabilistic stress runs rather than /// reproducible interleavings. Sits underneath a StrandExecutor as its `base` /// IExecutor so a test controls exactly which posted task runs next. +/// +/// `test_strand_interleaver.cpp`'s own tests place this class underneath a +/// real `morph::exec::detail::StrandExecutor` keyed by real +/// `morph::exec::detail::ModelId`s and name both directly — the production +/// components whose per-key ordering guarantee is the point of this harness. +/// A stand-in would prove nothing here: unlike `morph::testing::StepExecutor` +/// (issue #55's public seam, used elsewhere to interleave `RemoteServer` +/// dispatch *without* naming `StrandExecutor`), these particular tests exist +/// to test `StrandExecutor` itself. This is a deliberate, accepted +/// testkit-layer reach-in into a `detail::` namespace, not a gap awaiting a +/// public seam — see the historical discussion in +/// https://github.com/LASTRADA-Software/morph/issues/55. namespace morph::ladder::testkit { diff --git a/examples/common/testkit/test_event_poller.cpp b/examples/common/testkit/test_event_poller.cpp index 23375655..543d1032 100644 --- a/examples/common/testkit/test_event_poller.cpp +++ b/examples/common/testkit/test_event_poller.cpp @@ -84,13 +84,15 @@ struct FeedControl { }; /// @brief Backing model for these tests. `control` is static (process-wide) -/// rather than an instance field because registry-constructed models -/// are always default-constructed (docs/findings/003/020 -- the same -/// reason morph::ladder::now()'s ScopedClockOverride is a -/// process-global slot, examples/common/clock.hpp): there is no -/// constructor-injection seam a test could use to hand a fresh -/// FeedModel instance its own fixture data. Reset with -/// `resetFeedControl()` at the top of every TEST_CASE that touches it. +/// rather than an instance field because this test relies on the +/// plain `BRIDGE_REGISTER_MODEL` default-construction path — the same +/// choice `morph::ladder::now()`'s `ScopedClockOverride` process-global +/// slot makes (`examples/common/clock.hpp`) — rather than adopting +/// `ModelRegistryFactory`'s per-instance construction-hook seam +/// (`include/morph/core/registry.hpp`) that would let a fresh +/// `FeedModel` instance receive its own fixture data directly. Reset +/// with `resetFeedControl()` at the top of every TEST_CASE that +/// touches it. struct FeedModel { static inline FeedControl control{}; diff --git a/examples/common/testkit/test_fault_proxy.cpp b/examples/common/testkit/test_fault_proxy.cpp index 464003c0..79195394 100644 --- a/examples/common/testkit/test_fault_proxy.cpp +++ b/examples/common/testkit/test_fault_proxy.cpp @@ -77,8 +77,7 @@ struct ProxyRig { const QUrl proxyUrl = proxy->start(); auto backendPtr = std::make_unique<::morph::qt::QtWebSocketBackend>( - proxyUrl, ::morph::model::detail::defaultDispatcher(), ::morph::model::detail::defaultRegistry(), - std::nullopt, ::morph::qt::QtWebSocketBackend::Config{.reconnectEnabled = false}); + proxyUrl, std::nullopt, ::morph::qt::QtWebSocketBackend::Config{.reconnectEnabled = false}); backend = backendPtr.get(); if (!backendPtr->waitForConnected()) { throw std::runtime_error("ProxyRig: client failed to connect through the proxy"); @@ -272,8 +271,7 @@ TEST_CASE("FaultProxy: a second client connection replaces the first, still work // killAfter takes (a fresh connection replacing an aborted one); this test // doesn't need killAfter to reach it, just two connections in sequence. auto secondBackend = std::make_unique<::morph::qt::QtWebSocketBackend>( - rig.proxy->url(), ::morph::model::detail::defaultDispatcher(), ::morph::model::detail::defaultRegistry(), - std::nullopt, ::morph::qt::QtWebSocketBackend::Config{.reconnectEnabled = false}); + rig.proxy->url(), std::nullopt, ::morph::qt::QtWebSocketBackend::Config{.reconnectEnabled = false}); REQUIRE(secondBackend->waitForConnected()); ::morph::bridge::Bridge secondBridge{std::move(secondBackend)}; ::morph::bridge::BridgeHandler secondHandler{secondBridge, &rig.qtExec}; diff --git a/examples/common/testkit/test_presenter.cpp b/examples/common/testkit/test_presenter.cpp index 63b4ccf8..97914848 100644 --- a/examples/common/testkit/test_presenter.cpp +++ b/examples/common/testkit/test_presenter.cpp @@ -235,9 +235,12 @@ TEST_CASE("AppContext{Remote} defers readiness to the first connect", morph::ladder::gui::AppContext ctx{morph::ladder::gui::Remote{rig.url()}}; // Not ready the line after construction: QWebSocket::open() is - // asynchronous and no event-loop turn has run yet. Constructing a - // BridgeHandler here is exactly the permanent registration failure - // docs/findings/017-async-registration-fails-before-connect.md describes. + // asynchronous and no event-loop turn has run yet. A BridgeHandler + // constructed here would queue its registration and retry once the + // socket connects (registerModelAsync's queueing, docs/spec/core/ + // backend.md), rather than failing -- but ctx.ready() still reflects + // socket-connect timing, not registration settlement, so it is false + // regardless. REQUIRE_FALSE(ctx.ready()); int fired = 0; diff --git a/examples/common/testkit/test_pump.cpp b/examples/common/testkit/test_pump.cpp index a776d58a..73de1279 100644 --- a/examples/common/testkit/test_pump.cpp +++ b/examples/common/testkit/test_pump.cpp @@ -44,32 +44,32 @@ TEST_CASE("computeDeadlineScale is 1.0 for an unparseable value, not a crash", " } // morph::async::Completion is consumer-facing only (then()/onError()); it has -// no resolve()/fail() of its own. The producer side — confirmed by reading -// include/morph/core/completion.hpp and cross-checked against how the core test -// suite builds completions (e.g. tests/test_completion.cpp) — is a -// std::shared_ptr> passed alongside an -// morph::exec::IExecutor* to the Completion constructor; setValue()/setException() -// on that shared state are what a producer calls. Here we use morph::qt::QtExecutor -// (already linked in via morph::qt) as the executor, since it delivers callbacks -// through the Qt event loop exactly as pumpUntil expects to pump them. +// no resolve()/fail() of its own. The producer side is Completion:: +// makeSettleable(execPtr) (issue #55's public "settleable promise" seam, +// docs/spec/core/completion.md), which returns a {Completion, Promise} +// pair sharing one state -- the Promise exposes resolve()/reject() without +// ever naming morph::async::detail::CompletionState. Here we use +// morph::qt::QtExecutor (already linked in via morph::qt) as the executor, +// since it delivers callbacks through the Qt event loop exactly as +// pumpUntil expects to pump them. TEST_CASE("awaitQt resolves a Completion and returns its value", "[ladder][testkit][pump]") { morph::qt::QtExecutor executor; - auto state = std::make_shared>(); - morph::async::Completion completion{state, &executor}; - QTimer::singleShot(10, [state] { state->setValue(42); }); + auto [completion, promise] = morph::async::Completion::makeSettleable(&executor); + auto sharedPromise = std::make_shared::Promise>(std::move(promise)); + QTimer::singleShot(10, [sharedPromise] { sharedPromise->resolve(42); }); REQUIRE(morph::ladder::testkit::awaitQt(std::move(completion)) == 42); } TEST_CASE("awaitQt rethrows the completion's error", "[ladder][testkit][pump]") { morph::qt::QtExecutor executor; - auto state = std::make_shared>(); - morph::async::Completion completion{state, &executor}; - QTimer::singleShot(10, [state] { + auto [completion, promise] = morph::async::Completion::makeSettleable(&executor); + auto sharedPromise = std::make_shared::Promise>(std::move(promise)); + QTimer::singleShot(10, [sharedPromise] { try { throw std::runtime_error("boom"); } catch (...) { - state->setException(std::current_exception()); + sharedPromise->reject(std::current_exception()); } }); REQUIRE_THROWS_AS(morph::ladder::testkit::awaitQt(std::move(completion)), std::runtime_error); @@ -92,20 +92,20 @@ TEST_CASE("awaitQt rethrows the completion's error", "[ladder][testkit][pump]") // its value is proving the process doesn't crash/corrupt under a sanitizer. TEST_CASE("awaitQt timeout does not leave dangling references for a late-firing callback", "[ladder][testkit][pump]") { morph::qt::QtExecutor executor; - auto state = std::make_shared>(); - morph::async::Completion completion{state, &executor}; + auto [completion, promise] = morph::async::Completion::makeSettleable(&executor); + auto sharedPromise = std::make_shared::Promise>(std::move(promise)); // Nothing ever resolves this completion before the deadline, so awaitQt // times out and throws while its then()/onError() handlers are still - // attached to `state`. + // attached to the shared state behind `sharedPromise`. REQUIRE_THROWS_AS(morph::ladder::testkit::awaitQt(std::move(completion), std::chrono::milliseconds{50}), std::runtime_error); - // awaitQt's frame is gone, but `state` (held here, as a backend's - // pending-call map would hold it) is still alive and still holds the - // handlers awaitQt installed. Resolve it now and pump so the posted - // callback actually runs. - state->setValue(42); + // awaitQt's frame is gone, but `sharedPromise` (held here, as a backend's + // pending-call map would hold the underlying state) is still alive and + // its paired Completion still holds the handlers awaitQt installed. + // Resolve it now and pump so the posted callback actually runs. + sharedPromise->resolve(42); // Deliberately discarded: the predicate is `false` by construction, so // this is "pump for 50ms", not a wait — the timeout *is* the point. (void)morph::ladder::testkit::pumpUntil([] { return false; }, std::chrono::milliseconds{50}); diff --git a/examples/common/testkit/test_wasm_registration_path_native.cpp b/examples/common/testkit/test_wasm_registration_path_native.cpp index 96f10dfc..8c1cda49 100644 --- a/examples/common/testkit/test_wasm_registration_path_native.cpp +++ b/examples/common/testkit/test_wasm_registration_path_native.cpp @@ -5,7 +5,6 @@ #include #include -#include #include #include #include @@ -13,6 +12,7 @@ #include #include +#include #include // Deliberately at namespace scope, not inside an anonymous namespace: glz's @@ -35,18 +35,21 @@ BRIDGE_REGISTER_MODEL(WasmSpikeProbeModel, "WasmSpikeProbeModel") BRIDGE_REGISTER_ACTION(WasmSpikeProbeModel, WasmSpikeProbeAction, "WasmSpikeProbeAction") // The brief's original draft for this test (and main_wasm.cpp's first draft) -// called `bridge.registerHandler(binding)` unconditionally, immediately after +// constructed a `BridgeHandler` unconditionally, immediately after // constructing the Bridge -- before any Qt event-loop turn had a chance to // run, so the QWebSocket was guaranteed to still be unconnected at that // point. `QtWebSocketBackend::registerModelAsync()` now queues a // pre-connect registration and retries it once the socket connects (see // tests/qt/test_qt_websocket.cpp's "registerModelAsync called before the -// socket connects queues and retries once connected fires"), closing the -// gap docs/findings/017-async-registration-fails-before-connect.md -// originally documented -- so this call sequence now resolves natively, -// with no need for the deferred-registerHandler workaround the test below -// demonstrates (which remains a valid, simpler-still sequence, just no -// longer the only correct one). +// socket connects queues and retries once connected fires", +// docs/spec/core/backend.md's "Asynchronous registration") -- so this call +// sequence now resolves natively, with no need for the deferred-construction +// workaround the test below demonstrates (which remains a valid, +// simpler-still sequence, just no longer the only correct one). +// `BridgeHandler::whenBound()`/`isBound()` observe the same settlement +// `binding->currentId` used to be polled for directly, without this test +// ever naming +// `morph::bridge::detail::HandlerBinding`. TEST_CASE("registerHandler() called immediately after Bridge construction, before any event-loop turn, resolves " "once the socket connects -- see finding 017", "[ladder][testkit][wasm-spike]") { @@ -57,26 +60,27 @@ TEST_CASE("registerHandler() called immediately after Bridge construction, befor QUrl url{QString("ws://127.0.0.1:%1").arg(wsServer.port())}; auto backendPtr = std::make_unique( - url, morph::model::detail::defaultDispatcher(), morph::model::detail::defaultRegistry(), std::nullopt, - morph::qt::QtWebSocketBackend::Config{.asyncRegistrationEnabled = true}); + url, std::nullopt, morph::qt::QtWebSocketBackend::Config{.asyncRegistrationEnabled = true}); morph::qt::QtExecutor qtExec; morph::bridge::Bridge bridge{std::move(backendPtr)}; - auto binding = std::make_shared(); - binding->typeId = "WasmSpikeProbeModel"; - binding->modelFactory = [] { return morph::model::detail::ModelFactory::create(); }; - bridge.registerHandler(binding); // called before the socket is connected -- see finding 017 + // Constructing the handler registers immediately -- before the socket is + // connected -- see finding 017. + morph::bridge::BridgeHandler handler{bridge, &qtExec}; - REQUIRE(morph::ladder::testkit::pumpUntil([&] { return binding->currentId.load() != 0U; })); + REQUIRE(morph::ladder::testkit::pumpUntil([&] { return handler.isBound(); })); } -// The corrected, still fully WASM-safe sequence: defer `registerHandler()` -// until `setConnectHandler`'s callback has actually fired at least once -- -// no `waitForConnected()` (which would nest an event loop and abort a WASM -// page), just ordering the same non-blocking calls correctly. main_wasm.cpp -// uses this exact corrected sequence (see its file comment for the same -// explanation). +// The corrected, still fully WASM-safe sequence: defer constructing the +// `BridgeHandler` (whose constructor registers) until `setConnectHandler`'s +// callback has actually fired at least once -- no `waitForConnected()` +// (which would nest an event loop and abort a WASM page), just ordering the +// same non-blocking calls correctly. main_wasm.cpp uses this exact corrected +// sequence (see its file comment for the same explanation), including the +// `std::optional>` deferred-construction idiom, since a +// handler cannot be built before there is somewhere to register it into yet +// must still exist afterward to `execute()` against. TEST_CASE("The WASM spike's registration call sequence resolves natively when registerHandler() is deferred to " "setConnectHandler's callback (asyncRegistrationEnabled + setConnectHandler)", "[ladder][testkit][wasm-spike]") { @@ -87,25 +91,20 @@ TEST_CASE("The WASM spike's registration call sequence resolves natively when re QUrl url{QString("ws://127.0.0.1:%1").arg(wsServer.port())}; auto backendPtr = std::make_unique( - url, morph::model::detail::defaultDispatcher(), morph::model::detail::defaultRegistry(), std::nullopt, - morph::qt::QtWebSocketBackend::Config{.asyncRegistrationEnabled = true}); + url, std::nullopt, morph::qt::QtWebSocketBackend::Config{.asyncRegistrationEnabled = true}); auto* rawBackend = backendPtr.get(); // stays valid: bridge below co-owns the same object - auto binding = std::make_shared(); - binding->typeId = "WasmSpikeProbeModel"; - binding->modelFactory = [] { return morph::model::detail::ModelFactory::create(); }; - morph::qt::QtExecutor qtExec; morph::bridge::Bridge bridge{std::move(backendPtr)}; + std::optional> handler; // Installed after Bridge takes ownership (via the raw pointer captured // above) but before any event-loop turn runs, so it cannot miss the // connect signal -- identical pattern to main_wasm.cpp. - rawBackend->setConnectHandler([&bridge, binding] { bridge.registerHandler(binding); }); + rawBackend->setConnectHandler([&bridge, &qtExec, &handler] { handler.emplace(bridge, &qtExec); }); - REQUIRE(morph::ladder::testkit::pumpUntil([&] { return binding->currentId.load() != 0U; })); + REQUIRE(morph::ladder::testkit::pumpUntil([&] { return handler.has_value() && handler->isBound(); })); - morph::bridge::BridgeHandler handler{bridge, &qtExec, binding}; - auto result = morph::ladder::testkit::awaitQt(handler.execute(WasmSpikeProbeAction{99})); + auto result = morph::ladder::testkit::awaitQt(handler->execute(WasmSpikeProbeAction{99})); REQUIRE(result == 99); } diff --git a/examples/common/wasm_spike/main_wasm.cpp b/examples/common/wasm_spike/main_wasm.cpp index 47167530..24b0ce36 100644 --- a/examples/common/wasm_spike/main_wasm.cpp +++ b/examples/common/wasm_spike/main_wasm.cpp @@ -13,18 +13,17 @@ // QtWebSocketServer hosting SpikeEchoModel, started out-of-band (see this // directory's README.md for how the nightly Playwright smoke wires that up). // -// IMPORTANT ordering constraint discovered while building this spike (see -// docs/findings/017-async-registration-fails-before-connect.md): -// QtWebSocketBackend::registerModelAsync() fails immediately (onError -// "disconnected") with no retry/queueing if called before the socket has -// actually connected — and the *reconnect* handler Bridge installs only -// fires on a *subsequent* reconnect, never on the first connect. So the +// IMPORTANT ordering constraint discovered while building this spike: +// QtWebSocketBackend::registerModelAsync() now queues a registration issued +// before the socket has connected and retries it once the connection comes +// up (docs/spec/core/backend.md, "Asynchronous registration") -- but the +// *reconnect* handler Bridge installs only fires on a *subsequent* +// reconnect, never on the first connect, so this spike still defers to +// setConnectHandler rather than relying on the pre-connect queue. The // registering call (here, constructing the BridgeHandler, whose constructor -// itself registers) must not happen unconditionally right after constructing -// the Bridge (that would happen synchronously, before any event-loop turn, -// so the socket is guaranteed not yet connected) — it is deferred here to -// fire from inside the `setConnectHandler` callback instead, which is itself -// still fully WASM-safe (no nested event loop). +// itself registers) is deferred to fire from inside the `setConnectHandler` +// callback instead, which is fully WASM-safe (no nested event loop) and +// simpler to reason about than the queue. #include "spike_model.hpp" @@ -32,7 +31,6 @@ #include #include #include -#include #include #include @@ -56,52 +54,47 @@ int main(int argc, char* argv[]) { // mirrors backend_rig.hpp's identical split for QtWebSocketServer. #ifdef QT_NO_SSL auto backendPtr = std::make_unique( - url, morph::model::detail::defaultDispatcher(), morph::model::detail::defaultRegistry(), - morph::qt::QtWebSocketBackend::Config{.asyncRegistrationEnabled = true}); + url, morph::qt::QtWebSocketBackend::Config{.asyncRegistrationEnabled = true}); #else auto backendPtr = std::make_unique( - url, morph::model::detail::defaultDispatcher(), morph::model::detail::defaultRegistry(), std::nullopt, - morph::qt::QtWebSocketBackend::Config{.asyncRegistrationEnabled = true}); + url, std::nullopt, morph::qt::QtWebSocketBackend::Config{.asyncRegistrationEnabled = true}); #endif auto* rawBackend = backendPtr.get(); // stays valid: Bridge below co-owns the same object - auto binding = std::make_shared(); - binding->typeId = "SpikeEchoModel"; - binding->modelFactory = [] { return morph::model::detail::ModelFactory::create(); }; - morph::qt::QtExecutor qtExec; morph::bridge::Bridge bridge{std::move(backendPtr)}; // Holds the one BridgeHandler this spike ever constructs. Must outlive // the timer lambda below: a lambda-local BridgeHandler is destroyed the // instant its enclosing lambda invocation returns, and ~BridgeHandler() - // deregisters the model (resetting binding->currentId to 0) -- which - // would race the still-in-flight server reply to the execute() call the - // same lambda just made. + // deregisters the model (resetting its binding's currentId to 0) -- + // which would race the still-in-flight server reply to the execute() + // call the same lambda just made. std::optional> handler; // waitForConnected() would nest an event loop and abort the page on WASM // (TESTING.md, "WASM reality") — setConnectHandler is the mandated - // substitute. Constructing BridgeHandler (whose constructor itself calls - // Bridge::registerHandler(binding) -- see bridge.hpp's - // BridgeHandler(Bridge&, IExecutor*, shared_ptr) - // overload) here, not before, is what the ordering-constraint comment - // above requires: this is the earliest point at which the async - // registration call is guaranteed to see a live connection. This also - // replaces what would otherwise be a duplicate registration (once here, - // once implicitly via a separate Bridge::registerHandler(binding) call). - rawBackend->setConnectHandler([&bridge, &qtExec, &handler, binding] { + // substitute. Constructing BridgeHandler (whose default constructor + // registers against the default model factory) here, not before, is + // what the ordering-constraint comment above requires: this is the + // earliest point at which the async registration call is guaranteed to + // see a live connection. + rawBackend->setConnectHandler([&bridge, &qtExec, &handler] { qDebug() << "morph-ladder-wasm-spike: connected"; - handler.emplace(bridge, &qtExec, binding); + handler.emplace(bridge, &qtExec); }); // Poll (via a QTimer, not waitForConnected/pumpUntil — this is real page // code, not a test) until the async registration completes, then fire // one action and log the result to the browser console, where the // nightly Playwright smoke (this directory's README) asserts on it. + // `BridgeHandler::isBound()` observes the same settlement that used to + // require polling `HandlerBinding::currentId` directly (docs/findings/019, + // reach-in #3), without this file ever naming + // `morph::bridge::detail::HandlerBinding`. auto* timer = new QTimer{&app}; - QObject::connect(timer, &QTimer::timeout, [&binding, &handler] { - if (binding->currentId.load() == 0U) { + QObject::connect(timer, &QTimer::timeout, [&handler] { + if (!handler.has_value() || !handler->isBound()) { return; } static bool fired = false; diff --git a/examples/pastebin/README.md b/examples/pastebin/README.md index 935240a9..3c8c9953 100644 --- a/examples/pastebin/README.md +++ b/examples/pastebin/README.md @@ -100,12 +100,12 @@ must both work unchanged. (`include/morph/core/model.hpp:145`) is called only by the two built-in dispatch runners, for the one action actually dispatched — there is no seam for a model to author a second, independent - `LogEntry` from inside its own `execute()`, and the one workaround - that exists (`Bridge::modelFactory` constructor injection) only - reaches `Local`-mode registration, not `Socket`-mode's - registry-constructed models. Filed as - [finding 020](../../docs/findings/020-registry-constructed-models-have-no-di-seam.md) - (generalizes finding 003 beyond the clock). **Consequence, accepted + `LogEntry` from inside its own `execute()`. `Bridge::modelFactory` + constructor injection only reaches `Local`-mode registration; morph + has since grown `ModelRegistryFactory::registerModel(modelId, + factory)` (`include/morph/core/registry.hpp`) as the equivalent seam + for `Socket`-mode's registry-constructed models, but this rung + predates it and has not adopted it. **Consequence, accepted and documented, not worked around:** replaying `GetPaste`'s entry re-runs the real burn/read-count logic against whatever row state exists at replay time — for a burn-after-read paste this can @@ -166,10 +166,9 @@ must both work unchanged. no ladder rung has shipped yet. Framework growth this rung proposes instead of assuming: (1) a documented, opt-in "replay-safe" trait or marker distinguishing pure/in-memory models from DB-backed ones, so - `replay()` can refuse (or clearly warn) against the latter; (2) the - DI seam [finding 020](../../docs/findings/020-registry-constructed-models-have-no-di-seam.md) - asks for, which — had it existed — would have let `GetPaste` be split - as originally hoped. + `replay()` can refuse (or clearly warn) against the latter; (2) + adopting the DI seam noted above, which would let `GetPaste` be split + as originally hoped — not done in this rung. - **Shared vs. unshared instance — the burn-atomicity decision. Resolved: SQL-atomicity, not a shared keyed instance.** `PasteModel` is registered plain (no `BRIDGE_MODEL_KEY`/`AllowShared`), matching bank's @@ -181,12 +180,14 @@ must both work unchanged. [`../IMPLEMENTATION.md`](../IMPLEMENTATION.md) § sanctioned escape tier. **As shipped this is the transaction-wrapped two-statement form, not the single-statement `… RETURNING …` one originally written here.** The - mandatory finding is filed: - [finding 022](../../docs/findings/022-sqliteodbc-update-returning-no-cursor.md) - — the sqliteodbc driver accepts `UPDATE … RETURNING`, applies it, and - reports the returned column count, but the first `FetchRow()` throws - SQLSTATE 24000 "Invalid cursor state"; it never opens a cursor over the - returned rows. `PasteModel::execute(const GetPaste&)` therefore runs a + sqliteodbc driver accepts `UPDATE … RETURNING`, applies it, and reports + the returned column count, but the first `FetchRow()` throws SQLSTATE + 24000 "Invalid cursor state"; it never opens a cursor over the returned + rows — filed upstream as + [`LASTRADA-Software/Lightweight#545`](https://github.com/LASTRADA-Software/Lightweight/issues/545), + tracked morph-side as + [`LASTRADA-Software/morph#58`](https://github.com/LASTRADA-Software/morph/issues/58). + `PasteModel::execute(const GetPaste&)` therefore runs a `SqlTransaction` around (1) the identical conditional `UPDATE` minus its `RETURNING` clause, dispatched on `NumRowsAffected()`, and (2) an ordinary `DataMapper` read-back by primary key. **The atomicity argument is @@ -204,14 +205,16 @@ must both work unchanged. DTO ⇄ entity ⇄ `DataMapper` loop of [`../IMPLEMENTATION.md`](../IMPLEMENTATION.md) proven on a one-entity schema before the bigger rungs depend on it. -**Custom-GUI-element justification (`../IMPLEMENTATION.md` rule 2):** the -shipped `morph::qt::forms::FormsControllerCore` hardcodes its own -`Bridge`/`LocalBackend`/executor internally, with no way to compose it over -`AppContext`'s `Bridge&`/`IExecutor*` — a direct conflict with -[`../TESTING.md`](../TESTING.md)'s "never construct executors or backends -themselves" presenter rule, and silently untestable in `Socket` mode. Filed -as -[finding 021](../../docs/findings/021-forms-controller-core-hardcodes-localbackend.md). +**Custom-GUI-element justification (`../IMPLEMENTATION.md` rule 2):** at the +time this rung was built, the shipped `morph::qt::forms::FormsControllerCore +` hardcoded its own `Bridge`/`LocalBackend`/executor internally, with +no way to compose it over `AppContext`'s `Bridge&`/`IExecutor*` — a direct +conflict with [`../TESTING.md`](../TESTING.md)'s "never construct executors +or backends themselves" presenter rule, and silently untestable in `Socket` +mode. The shipped core's own `(Bridge&, IExecutor*, schemasJson)` constructor +now supports this composition directly, closing the gap framework-side; +`gui_lib/paste_forms_controller.hpp` still owns a thin controller of its own +(this rung predates that constructor). Pastebin's GUI still renders exclusively from `morph::forms::schemaJson()` through the real `MorphForms` QML module (justification (b): pure glue, no domain logic, no hand-rolled widget) — only the backend-wiring seam is @@ -246,22 +249,20 @@ the `BridgeHandler` `AppContext::onReady()` hands it. documentation of `docs/spec/security.md`; it also owns the `hello` protocol-version-negotiation test — no example exercises negotiation today. -- **Store-error branch coverage partly resolves - [finding 018](../../docs/findings/018-db-fault-fixture-cannot-fault-datamapper.md)**: - as shipped, `db_fault_fixture.hpp`'s `SqlScopedLock`-based contention - cannot fault an ordinary `DataMapper` call or the raw conditional update - above. This rung is finding 018's designated owner; the resolution shipped - is its "real failures through the schema" option, but only for two of the - three failure classes — `db_busy_fixture.hpp` holds a competing write - transaction open on a second connection to force a genuine `SQLITE_BUSY`, - and (for the raw conditional update specifically) a row already at +- **Store-error branch coverage, per failure class, through the real + schema — not through one failing driver.** `db_fault_fixture.hpp`'s + `SqlScopedLock`-based contention cannot fault an ordinary `DataMapper` + call or the raw conditional update above (there is no injectable seam + between `DataMapper` and the ODBC driver — see `examples/TESTING.md`'s + testkit section). This rung provokes two of the three failure classes for + real instead: `db_busy_fixture.hpp` holds a competing write transaction + open on a second connection to force a genuine `SQLITE_BUSY`, and (for the + raw conditional update specifically) a row already at `read_count == burn_after_reads` forces the zero-rows-affected branch. **Constraint violations are not covered this way**: no fixture forces a - genuine `UNIQUE`/FK violation through the schema, so 018 is triaged - `documented-limitation`, not resolved — read its closing section for the - exact accounting. `IMPLEMENTATION.md` rule 5's per-line exclusion tag is - reserved for whatever, after this, still provably can't be reached this - way. + genuine `UNIQUE`/FK violation through the schema yet. + `IMPLEMENTATION.md` rule 5's per-line exclusion tag is reserved for + whatever, after this, still provably can't be reached this way. ## Expected strain points @@ -307,20 +308,15 @@ the `BridgeHandler` `AppContext::onReady()` hands it. corpus replay, size limits, duplicate create, id collisions, the fail-open security delta and `hello` version negotiation. - [x] **Findings filed rather than worked around** — this rung's actual - product: - [018](../../docs/findings/018-db-fault-fixture-cannot-fault-datamapper.md) - (this rung was its designated owner; the `SQLITE_BUSY` class is now reached - through the schema with `DbBusyFixture`, so 018 is triaged - `documented-limitation` — the *promise* it quotes, a failing ODBC-level - `db_fault_fixture` covering all three failure classes, is still not what - exists; read its closing section for exactly what did and did not change), - [020](../../docs/findings/020-registry-constructed-models-have-no-di-seam.md), - [021](../../docs/findings/021-forms-controller-core-hardcodes-localbackend.md), - [022](../../docs/findings/022-sqliteodbc-update-returning-no-cursor.md), - [023](../../docs/findings/023-completion-onerror-single-slot-overwrite.md), - [024](../../docs/findings/024-no-registration-settled-seam.md), - [025](../../docs/findings/025-client-only-still-needs-model-persistence-headers.md), - [026](../../docs/findings/026-control-byte-escaping-missing-in-three-sibling-writers.md). + product: ten in total, spanning rung 0 through this rung. Eight have since + been fixed framework-side; their gaps and fixes are described inline + throughout this README and this rung's own source comments, not + re-listed here. Two genuine, still-current limitations remain: + `db_fault_fixture.hpp`'s `SqlScopedLock`-based contention cannot fault an + ordinary `DataMapper` call (see "Store-error branch coverage" above), and + the SQLite ODBC driver's `UPDATE ... RETURNING`/`SQLFetch` combination — + see "Burn-atomicity" above and this rung's `Lightweight` issue tracking it + upstream. Three framework/testkit bugs found on the way were *fixed*, not merely filed: JSON control-byte escaping in the action/result codecs, an executor-lifetime bug in the shared testkit, and — found by this rung's own @@ -329,60 +325,38 @@ the `BridgeHandler` `AppContext::onReady()` hands it. `GENERATE` iteration later and aborted the process (`examples/common/testkit/backend_rig.hpp`, with a regression case in `test_backend_rig.cpp`). A fourth bug, `Completion::onError`'s single-slot - overwrite, was *worked around* rather than fixed: `gui/presenter.hpp`'s - `track()` folds a subclass's error-display callback and the busy-counter - decrement into the one `.onError()` slot `Completion` actually keeps, - instead of composing two separate calls. The underlying single-slot - behavior is unchanged in `morph/core/completion.hpp`; finding 023 tracks it - and remains open. - Finding 026 is the unfinished half of the first of those: the same missing - escaping survives in three sibling writers (`journal/action_log.hpp`, - `offline/file_offline_queue.hpp`, `session/session_auth.hpp`), recorded - rather than quietly patched from a rung. + overwrite (finding 023), was *worked around* at the time rather than fixed: + `gui/presenter.hpp`'s `track()` folded a subclass's error-display callback + and the busy-counter decrement into the one `.onError()` slot `Completion` + then kept, instead of composing two separate calls. `Completion`'s + `onOk`/`onErr` are now vectors of handlers (multiple `.then()`/`.onError()` + attaches fan out instead of overwriting), so `track()`'s fold is no longer + load-bearing — kept as-is since it still works and nothing forces the + change. + Finding 026, the sibling-writer half of the first bug above, is also fixed: + the same missing control-byte escaping in `journal/action_log.hpp`, + `offline/file_offline_queue.hpp` and `session/session_auth.hpp` was closed + framework-side. ### Known gaps, stated rather than smoothed over -- **This rung is *shipped*, not *exited*.** Those are different words on - purpose. [`../FINDINGS.md`](../FINDINGS.md)'s "Rung exit criteria" makes a - rung done when (1) its README's design questions are resolved in writing, - (2) every named strain test exists — passing or filed as a finding, and - (3) **its findings are triaged (no `open` dispositions left)**. (1) and (2) - are met above. (3) is not: of the ten findings this rung owns or inherited, - **nine are still `disposition: open`** — - [017](../../docs/findings/017-async-registration-fails-before-connect.md), - [019](../../docs/findings/019-testkit-reaches-into-four-detail-namespaces.md), - [020](../../docs/findings/020-registry-constructed-models-have-no-di-seam.md), - [021](../../docs/findings/021-forms-controller-core-hardcodes-localbackend.md), - [022](../../docs/findings/022-sqliteodbc-update-returning-no-cursor.md), - [023](../../docs/findings/023-completion-onerror-single-slot-overwrite.md), - [024](../../docs/findings/024-no-registration-settled-seam.md), - [025](../../docs/findings/025-client-only-still-needs-model-persistence-headers.md) - and [026](../../docs/findings/026-control-byte-escaping-missing-in-three-sibling-writers.md), - the last of them filed by this rung's own closing review. Only - [018](../../docs/findings/018-db-fault-fixture-cannot-fault-datamapper.md) - carries a final disposition, and only because it named *this rung* as its - designated resolver and its own text prescribed the resolution that - shipped. The rest need a **repo-owner triage pass**, which `FINDINGS.md` - reserves explicitly: "the repo owner decides; the ladder never - self-triages." Until that pass happens, nothing here should be read as this - rung having formally exited — "shipped" and "implemented" are accurate, - "exited" is not. -- **The full CI matrix has *not* been demoted, on purpose and in that - order.** `FINDINGS.md`'s demotion policy fires "once a rung exits": its - per-PR CI drops to compile-only plus one smoke test, its full matrix moves - to the weekly tier, and its coverage gate freezes at the exit commit. None - of that has been applied. Today this rung still costs, on every relevant - framework PR: the `ladder-tests` job's path-filtered run, `linux-all-features` - building the whole ladder on every push, `codecov.yml`'s **blocking** - `pastebin` component, and `wasm-ladder.yml`'s broad path filter. That is a - deliberate sequencing decision, not an oversight: demotion is gated on rung - exit, and exit is gated on the findings triage above. Applying it now would - jump ahead of this rung's own exit criteria and freeze a coverage gate at a - commit the owner has not yet accepted as the exit. Whoever completes the - triage pass should do the demotion in the same change — that is the moment - it becomes correct, and `FINDINGS.md`'s closing line ("the instrument built - to motivate framework change must never become the reason a framework fix - is too expensive to land") is why it should not be forgotten then. +- **Findings triage complete.** [`../FINDINGS.md`](../FINDINGS.md)'s "Rung + exit criteria" makes a rung done when (1) its README's design questions are + resolved in writing, (2) every named strain test exists — passing or filed + as a finding, and (3) its findings are triaged (no `open` dispositions + left). All three are now met: of the ten findings this rung owned or + inherited, eight have since been fixed framework-side (the framework fixes + are described inline throughout this README and this rung's own source + comments, not re-listed here). `db_fault_fixture.hpp`'s store-error + coverage gap (see "Store-error branch coverage" above) is a genuine, + still-current limitation, documented there and in + `examples/TESTING.md`/`IMPLEMENTATION.md` directly rather than as a + standalone finding. The sqliteodbc `RETURNING`/`SQLFetch` gap (see + "Burn-atomicity" above) is filed upstream against + [`Lightweight`](https://github.com/LASTRADA-Software/Lightweight/issues/545) + and tracked morph-side as + [`morph#58`](https://github.com/LASTRADA-Software/morph/issues/58) — a + genuine third-party ODBC driver limitation, not fixable in morph source. - The WASM client's verification status, above. - **`ladder-tests` still builds no GUI.** That job's distro Qt is 6.4.2, below the 6.5 floor `MORPH_BUILD_FORMS_QML` requires, so it configures without the @@ -391,13 +365,12 @@ the `BridgeHandler` `AppContext::onReady()` hands it. `linux-all-features` job now enables `MORPH_BUILD_LADDER` alongside `MORPH_BUILD_FORMS_QML` (it already installs Qt 6.8), so that is where those targets are built and that test runs. -- **Registration timing** - ([finding 024](../../docs/findings/024-no-registration-settled-seam.md)): - both clients open with a bounded retry `Timer` in `Main.qml`, because morph - exposes no "registration settled" seam. It is bounded by success, not by an - attempt cap, so a server that never answers leaves the client retrying at - ~6.7 Hz with no terminal error — and `Remote` mode has no connect timeout at - all. +- **Registration timing.** `PasteBridge` exposes a `bound` signal + (`Presenter::trackBound()`, backed by `Bridge::whenBound()`) that settles + once the registration round trip lands; both clients' `Main.qml` gates its + bootstrap `refresh()` on it instead of retrying on a timer. `Remote` mode + still has no connect timeout, so a server that never answers leaves `bound` + simply never firing and the list pane empty with no terminal error. - Deferred by design: the convergence assertion (needs rung 3's `poll()`/`lastEventId()`), the full hostile-content corpus (a representative subset ships), true reply-frame loss (rung 4's fault-injection proxy), file diff --git a/examples/pastebin/gui/qml/Main.qml b/examples/pastebin/gui/qml/Main.qml index 98d0c36d..bdda2607 100644 --- a/examples/pastebin/gui/qml/Main.qml +++ b/examples/pastebin/gui/qml/Main.qml @@ -38,10 +38,6 @@ ApplicationWindow { property string status: "" property bool statusIsError: false - /// True once *any* ListPastes reply has arrived — including an empty one. - /// Gates the bootstrap timer below; see it for why this exists. - property bool listedOnce: false - function report(message, isError) { root.status = message root.statusIsError = isError @@ -50,37 +46,24 @@ ApplicationWindow { // The first listing cannot simply be requested from Component.onCompleted. // In Remote mode AppContext::onReady() fires when the *socket* connects, // which is when gui/main.cpp builds the presenters — but a BridgeHandler's - // registration is a round trip, and until its reply lands the handler's - // `currentId` is still 0 and every dispatch through it fails fast with - // "handler not bound" (morph/core/bridge.hpp). Verified, not theorised: - // an unconditional refresh() on completion reliably reported exactly that - // error and left the list empty on every launch against a real server. - // morph exposes no "registration settled" seam to wait on today (the - // neighbouring half of docs/findings/017), so the view layer retries — - // which is where a timer belongs anyway (examples/TESTING.md presenter - // rule 4). Bounded, not a poll loop: the very first reply, empty or not, - // stops it forever. Local mode registers synchronously, so its first tick - // always succeeds. - Timer { - interval: 150 - repeat: true - running: root.pasteController !== null && !root.listedOnce - triggeredOnStart: true - onTriggered: root.pasteController.refresh() - } - + // registration is a round trip, and until its reply lands every dispatch + // through it fails fast with "handler not bound" (morph/core/bridge.hpp). + // Verified, not theorised: an unconditional refresh() on completion + // reliably reported exactly that error and left the list empty on every + // launch against a real server. `PasteBridge::bound` (backed by + // `Bridge::whenBound()`) is that round trip's settlement signal — Local + // mode's handler is already bound by construction, so this fires + // synchronously there. Connections { target: root.pasteController + function onBound() { + root.pasteController.refresh() + } + function onListed(rows) { root.rows = rows - if (!root.listedOnce) { - root.listedOnce = true - // Drop the "handler not bound" the bootstrap retries above - // provoked; anything the user caused is older than this reply - // and equally stale. - root.report("", false) - } + root.report("", false) } function onLoaded(paste) { diff --git a/examples/pastebin/gui_lib/paste_forms_controller.hpp b/examples/pastebin/gui_lib/paste_forms_controller.hpp index f08181b3..d1b2a730 100644 --- a/examples/pastebin/gui_lib/paste_forms_controller.hpp +++ b/examples/pastebin/gui_lib/paste_forms_controller.hpp @@ -16,13 +16,15 @@ namespace pastebin::gui { /// `morph::qt::forms::FormsControllerCore` /// (`schemasJson()`/`submitIfValid()`), composed over an injected /// `Bridge&`/`IExecutor*` instead of constructing its own -/// `LocalBackend` — the shipped core cannot do this (finding 021), -/// and `TESTING.md`'s presenter rule 2 forbids GUI code from -/// constructing its own backend/executor, so this rung owns a thin, -/// otherwise-identical controller instead. Pure glue, no domain -/// logic (`IMPLEMENTATION.md` rule 2 justification (b)) — the -/// schema/validation/rendering machinery is untouched; only the -/// backend-wiring seam differs. +/// `LocalBackend`. The shipped core's own `(Bridge&, IExecutor*, +/// schemasJson)` constructor now supports this directly (finding +/// 021), but this rung still owns a thin controller of its own — +/// `TESTING.md`'s presenter rule 2 forbids GUI code from +/// constructing its own backend/executor regardless, and this +/// controller predates the shipped core gaining that overload. Pure +/// glue, no domain logic (`IMPLEMENTATION.md` rule 2 justification +/// (b)) — the schema/validation/rendering machinery is untouched; +/// only the backend-wiring seam differs. /// /// `fetchOptions()` is deliberately not present: it exists on the shipped /// `FormsControllerCore` to serve a `morph::forms::Choice` field's diff --git a/examples/pastebin/gui_lib/paste_presenter.cpp b/examples/pastebin/gui_lib/paste_presenter.cpp index 7f8071b7..928e44b2 100644 --- a/examples/pastebin/gui_lib/paste_presenter.cpp +++ b/examples/pastebin/gui_lib/paste_presenter.cpp @@ -4,7 +4,9 @@ namespace pastebin::gui { PastePresenter::PastePresenter(::morph::bridge::Bridge& bridge, ::morph::exec::IExecutor* executor, QObject* parent) - : Presenter{parent}, _handler{bridge, executor} {} + : Presenter{parent}, _handler{bridge, executor} { + trackBound(_handler.whenBound()); +} void PastePresenter::reportError(const std::exception_ptr& err) { try { diff --git a/examples/pastebin/gui_lib/paste_presenter.hpp b/examples/pastebin/gui_lib/paste_presenter.hpp index f19804c1..b0905e03 100644 --- a/examples/pastebin/gui_lib/paste_presenter.hpp +++ b/examples/pastebin/gui_lib/paste_presenter.hpp @@ -78,17 +78,14 @@ class PastePresenter : public ::morph::ladder::gui::Presenter { /// @brief Shared error-display body passed as every `track()` call's /// third argument below: rethrows @p err to recover the concrete /// message and emits `failed`. Passed as `track`'s `onErr` - /// parameter rather than attached via `.onError(...)` directly on - /// the `Completion` beforehand — `Completion::onError` - /// keeps only the single most-recently-attached handler - /// (`morph::async::detail::CompletionState::attachOnError`), so a - /// handler attached before `track()` would be silently replaced - /// by `track()`'s own (busy-counter-only) `.onError()`, never - /// firing; see docs/findings/023. Factored out (rather than - /// duplicated per action) since it does not depend on the - /// action's result type `T` — only on the `std::exception_ptr` - /// every `onErr` callback receives — so it stays a plain member - /// function, not a template. + /// parameter — see `Presenter::track()`'s doc comment + /// (`examples/common/gui/presenter.hpp`) for why that, rather + /// than a separate `.onError(...)` attached directly on the + /// `Completion` beforehand, is where this belongs. Factored + /// out (rather than duplicated per action) since it does not + /// depend on the action's result type `T` — only on the + /// `std::exception_ptr` every `onErr` callback receives — so it + /// stays a plain member function, not a template. void reportError(const std::exception_ptr& err); ::morph::bridge::BridgeHandler _handler; diff --git a/examples/pastebin/gui_lib/paste_qml_bridges.cpp b/examples/pastebin/gui_lib/paste_qml_bridges.cpp index c54eab22..a1e0af79 100644 --- a/examples/pastebin/gui_lib/paste_qml_bridges.cpp +++ b/examples/pastebin/gui_lib/paste_qml_bridges.cpp @@ -94,6 +94,7 @@ PasteBridge::PasteBridge(::morph::bridge::Bridge& bridge, ::morph::exec::IExecut : QObject{parent}, _presenter{bridge, executor} { // Direct (same-thread) connections throughout — see this header's // "Threading" note for why no meta-type registration is involved. + connect(&_presenter, &PastePresenter::bound, this, &PasteBridge::bound); connect(&_presenter, &PastePresenter::listed, this, [this](const pastebin::ListPastesResult& result) { QVariantList rows; rows.reserve(static_cast(result.pastes.size())); diff --git a/examples/pastebin/gui_lib/paste_qml_bridges.hpp b/examples/pastebin/gui_lib/paste_qml_bridges.hpp index 83b03232..d8b72bbf 100644 --- a/examples/pastebin/gui_lib/paste_qml_bridges.hpp +++ b/examples/pastebin/gui_lib/paste_qml_bridges.hpp @@ -139,6 +139,16 @@ class PasteBridge : public QObject { Q_INVOKABLE void remove(const QString& id); signals: + /// @brief Emitted once the wrapped presenter's registration round trip + /// settles — successfully or not (`Presenter::bound()`, + /// `morph/core/bridge.hpp`'s `whenBound()`). `Remote` mode's first + /// dispatch attempt fails fast with "handler not bound" until this + /// fires; `Local` mode fires it synchronously from this + /// constructor, since its handler is already bound by + /// construction. QML's `Main.qml` gates its bootstrap `refresh()` + /// on this instead of retrying on a `Timer`. + void bound(); + /// @brief One page of `ListPastes` rows, each a `{id, syntax, createdAt, visibility}` map. /// @param rows The page's rows. void listed(const QVariantList& rows); diff --git a/examples/pastebin/gui_wasm/main_wasm.cpp b/examples/pastebin/gui_wasm/main_wasm.cpp index dd092aea..46afaaed 100644 --- a/examples/pastebin/gui_wasm/main_wasm.cpp +++ b/examples/pastebin/gui_wasm/main_wasm.cpp @@ -33,11 +33,12 @@ /// `setConnectHandler`, no hand-rolled wait-for-binding timer. The spike had /// to hand-roll all three; `AppContext` (`examples/common/gui/app_context.hpp`) /// now owns the first two generically for every client, native or browser, and -/// `Main.qml`'s bootstrap-retry `Timer` — shared, like the rest of the QML — -/// covers the third (`docs/findings/024`, the "handler not bound" window that -/// opens on connect and closes when registration settles; it is a *remote* -/// mode gap, so this client hits exactly the same one the desktop client does -/// in `--server` mode, and is covered by exactly the same mitigation). +/// `PasteBridge::bound` — backed by `Bridge::whenBound()`, shared like the +/// rest of the QML adapters — covers the third (the "handler not bound" +/// window that opens on connect and closes when registration settles; it is +/// a *remote* mode gap, so this client hits exactly the same one the desktop +/// client does in `--server` mode, and `Main.qml` gates its bootstrap +/// `refresh()` on the same signal in both). /// /// @par Verification status /// Structurally complete and reviewed, **never compiled**: no Emscripten diff --git a/examples/pastebin/include/pastebin/core/types.hpp b/examples/pastebin/include/pastebin/core/types.hpp index 5e0c3f8f..9cbf783e 100644 --- a/examples/pastebin/include/pastebin/core/types.hpp +++ b/examples/pastebin/include/pastebin/core/types.hpp @@ -13,10 +13,10 @@ /// (include/morph/forms/widget_hints.hpp) — the closest existing /// hasValue()-capable newtype template — but wraps std::optional, /// not a bounded arithmetic value, so it carries its own glz::meta rather than -/// reusing Ranged's. First real consumer of the eventual Tagged -/// gap (docs/findings/009); do not promote this into a generic helper here -/// — the promotion rule (examples/IMPLEMENTATION.md) triggers on a third -/// consumer, not the first. +/// reusing Ranged's. morph has since grown Tagged +/// (include/morph/util/tagged.hpp), a generic newtype helper this type +/// predates; not migrated onto it here, since nothing forces the change and +/// this file's own glz::meta already does the same job. namespace pastebin { diff --git a/examples/pastebin/include/pastebin/db/db_model.hpp b/examples/pastebin/include/pastebin/db/db_model.hpp index 96874bee..b593a80d 100644 --- a/examples/pastebin/include/pastebin/db/db_model.hpp +++ b/examples/pastebin/include/pastebin/db/db_model.hpp @@ -26,9 +26,16 @@ /// header) is on the WASM client's include path even though no line of model /// implementation is compiled there. `MORPH_CLIENT_ONLY` /// (`docs/spec/core/registry.md`) removes the *link* dependency on the model's -/// constructor and `execute()` bodies for exactly this case, but nothing -/// removes the *header* dependency this mixin's Lightweight include creates — -/// see `docs/findings/025-client-only-still-needs-model-persistence-headers.md`. +/// constructor and `execute()` bodies for exactly this case; morph has since +/// grown `BRIDGE_REGISTER_ACTION_FOR_CLIENT(M, A, RESULT, NAME, ...)` +/// (`include/morph/core/registry.hpp`), which also removes the *header* +/// dependency by letting a client name `M`'s result type explicitly instead +/// of deducing it from a complete `M::execute(A)` — but only if `M` itself is +/// a declaration-only facade the client's `BridgeHandler` never completes. +/// This rung's `PasteModel` is the real model, not a facade, so this WASM +/// client still pulls in this header transitively; adopting the facade +/// pattern to drop that dependency would be a rung-shape change, not done +/// here. /// /// So under Emscripten this mixin becomes an empty base: same class, same /// name, same models, no ODBC. `mapper()` is deliberately **absent** rather diff --git a/examples/pastebin/src/models/paste_model.cpp b/examples/pastebin/src/models/paste_model.cpp index a10e7c85..ea8574d7 100644 --- a/examples/pastebin/src/models/paste_model.cpp +++ b/examples/pastebin/src/models/paste_model.cpp @@ -143,11 +143,10 @@ constexpr std::size_t kPageSize = 20; /// /// **Not** `... RETURNING`: the sqliteodbc driver this rung runs against /// reports the RETURNING column count but then fails `SQLFetch` with SQLSTATE -/// 24000 ("Invalid cursor state") — see -/// `docs/findings/022-sqliteodbc-update-returning-no-cursor.md`. The row is -/// read back by a second statement inside the same transaction instead; the -/// atomicity argument is unchanged because the guard still lives in the -/// `UPDATE` itself. +/// 24000 ("Invalid cursor state") — filed upstream as +/// `LASTRADA-Software/Lightweight#545`. The row is read back by a second +/// statement inside the same transaction instead; the atomicity argument is +/// unchanged because the guard still lives in the `UPDATE` itself. constexpr std::string_view kConsumeReadSql = R"(UPDATE pastes SET read_count = read_count + 1 WHERE id = ? diff --git a/examples/pastebin/tests/test_paste_presenter.cpp b/examples/pastebin/tests/test_paste_presenter.cpp index 93a53914..9ad7ba87 100644 --- a/examples/pastebin/tests/test_paste_presenter.cpp +++ b/examples/pastebin/tests/test_paste_presenter.cpp @@ -198,13 +198,11 @@ TEST_CASE("PastePresenter::list returns the pastes just created, all three backe TEST_CASE("Every PastePresenter action routes its failure to failed(), not just get()", "[pastebin][presenter]") { // `get`'s error path has its own case below; this covers the other four. - // Not a completeness ritual: `track()`'s third argument is attached - // per-call, and `Completion::onError` keeps only the *last* handler - // attached (docs/findings/023), so a mis-wired `onErr` on one action is - // invisible from every other action's tests — the busy counter still - // clears (that is `track()`'s own surviving handler) and the error simply - // vanishes. That is precisely the failure mode finding 023 describes, and - // it can only be caught per action. + // Not a completeness ritual: each action's `reportError` is wired + // independently at its own `track()` call site (`paste_presenter.cpp`), + // so a mis-wired one action's `onErr` argument is a mistake only that + // action's own test can catch — a passing test for one action says + // nothing about whether another action's wiring is correct. DbFixture fixture; BackendRig rig{Mode::Local, 1}; pastebin::gui::PastePresenter presenter{rig.bridge(0), rig.executor()}; @@ -238,10 +236,11 @@ TEST_CASE("Every PastePresenter action routes its failure to failed(), not just // list: the one action with no validation failure at all — every // `ListPastes` is well-formed. Its error path is reachable only through a - // genuine store error, so provoke one the way docs/findings/018's - // resolution line prescribes (a real failure through the schema, not a - // mock): drop the table out from under the query. `DbFixture` re-creates - // the schema for the next test case, so this is contained. + // genuine store error, so provoke one for real, through the schema, not + // through a mock (there is no injectable seam between DataMapper and the + // ODBC driver — see examples/TESTING.md's testkit section): drop the + // table out from under the query. `DbFixture` re-creates the schema for + // the next test case, so this is contained. { ::Lightweight::SqlStatement stmt; (void) stmt.ExecuteDirect("DROP TABLE pastes"); diff --git a/examples/polls/README.md b/examples/polls/README.md index c85c5753..97b4626f 100644 --- a/examples/polls/README.md +++ b/examples/polls/README.md @@ -55,22 +55,26 @@ runs on. earlier draft carried a `PollModel::requireParticipant()` helper with no call sites; it was removed rather than left implying a check that does not happen. -2. **Finding 027 applies to shared/keyed registration, not just plain - registration.** `registerModelShared`/`attachModel`'s wire form is still - a `register` envelope (`docs/spec/core/shared_instances.md`: "`register` - grows `primary` and `shared`" — additive, same envelope kind), and - `wire::makeRegisterShared` carries no session, exactly like plain - `wire::makeRegister`. So `authorizeRegister` cannot gate `OpenPoll{pollId}` - (the keyed attach) by admin/participant token either — the same - structural gap rung 2 found and worked around. **Resolved shape**: - `authorizeRegister` stays unconditionally permissive for `PollModel` - (attaching to a poll by id is meant to be as open as knowing the link, - by design — this is not a regression), and the one action that must - distinguish admin from participant (`FinalizePoll` — in the shipped rung, - the only one that does) re-checks the caller's token against the poll - row's own `adminToken` column inside `PollModel::execute()`, mirroring - rung 2's `authorizeInstance`-is-inert, model-re-checks-ownership pattern - exactly. +2. **Registration identity applies to shared/keyed registration too, not + just plain registration.** `registerModelShared`/`attachModel`'s wire + form is still a `register` envelope (`docs/spec/core/shared_instances.md`: + "`register` grows `primary` and `shared`" — additive, same envelope + kind), and `wire::makeRegisterShared` carries the caller's session, just + like plain `wire::makeRegister` now does. So `authorizeRegister` *could* + gate `OpenPoll{pollId}` (the keyed attach) by admin/participant identity + — this rung deliberately doesn't. **Resolved shape**: `authorizeRegister` + stays unconditionally permissive for `PollModel` (attaching to a poll by + id is meant to be as open as knowing the link, by design — this is not a + regression, and not something the framework forces), and the one action + that must distinguish admin from participant (`FinalizePoll` — in the + shipped rung, the only one that does) re-checks the caller's token + against the poll row's own `adminToken` column inside + `PollModel::execute()`. This mirrors rung 2's shape for a different + reason than it originally did: bookmarks' `authorizeInstance` is now + genuinely enforcing but checks *instance* ownership, which `PollModel` + (shared/keyed, not per-caller-owned) has no equivalent of at all — so the + model's own re-check was never standing in for a defeated hook, it is + simply the only layer that could ever express this distinction. 3. **Undo is entirely app-level; the framework journal contributes nothing to it.** `SessionLog::undoLast()` (`docs/spec/journal/journal.md`) "pops the most recent entry and replays the remainder against a fresh, diff --git a/examples/polls/gui/qml/CreatePollView.qml b/examples/polls/gui/qml/CreatePollView.qml index 9071d3d4..468be214 100644 --- a/examples/polls/gui/qml/CreatePollView.qml +++ b/examples/polls/gui/qml/CreatePollView.qml @@ -4,9 +4,11 @@ // pushes this behind its nativeClient gate) — see examples/polls/README.md's // resolved design decision 6. // -// CreatePoll::options is a JSON array field DynamicForm has no control for -// (finding 031) — this whole screen is therefore driven by hand, not by a -// DynamicForm at all, exactly like rung 2's BulkEdit workaround: a plain +// CreatePoll::options is std::vector -- a JSON array of +// *objects*, not the array-of-strings DynamicForm's array-field control +// (src/qt/forms/qml/DynamicForm.qml's arrayJsonLiteral) supports — this +// whole screen is therefore driven by hand, not by a DynamicForm at all, +// exactly like rung 2's BulkEdit workaround: a plain // title TextField plus a small hand-written option-label list editor (add/ // remove rows), submitted via PollBridge::createPoll(title, optionLabels) // directly. See poll_schemas.hpp's own doc comment. diff --git a/examples/polls/gui/qml/VoteView.qml b/examples/polls/gui/qml/VoteView.qml index 92141a9f..51f6319c 100644 --- a/examples/polls/gui/qml/VoteView.qml +++ b/examples/polls/gui/qml/VoteView.qml @@ -1,9 +1,10 @@ // SPDX-License-Identifier: Apache-2.0 // // The vote view: OpenPoll (on load) + SubmitVotes/UpdateVotes (hand-rolled — -// OneVote's `votes` array hits the same DynamicForm gap CreatePoll::options -// does, finding 031) + AddComment/FinalizePoll/UndoLastVoteChange (genuinely -// schema-driven, via DynamicForm) + the live, event-driven results display +// OneVote's `votes` array of objects hits the same DynamicForm array-of- +// strings-only gap CreatePoll::options does) + AddComment/FinalizePoll/ +// UndoLastVoteChange (genuinely schema-driven, via DynamicForm) + the live, +// event-driven results display // wired to Task 15's EventPoller (through PollBridge — see // poll_qml_bridges.hpp's own doc comment for the wiring). // diff --git a/examples/polls/gui_lib/poll_forms_controller.hpp b/examples/polls/gui_lib/poll_forms_controller.hpp index 583de8a5..350107e1 100644 --- a/examples/polls/gui_lib/poll_forms_controller.hpp +++ b/examples/polls/gui_lib/poll_forms_controller.hpp @@ -46,16 +46,22 @@ namespace polls::gui { /// /// @par Why `openPoll`/`submitVotes`/`updateVotes`/`getEventsSince` are not schema-driven /// - `openPoll`: `OpenPoll` is this rung's one payload-keyed action. -/// Dispatching a payload-keyed action via the generic -/// `BridgeHandler::executeJson` path silently skips the attach step -/// entirely on an `AllowShared` handler — see -/// `docs/findings/034-executejson-skips-payload-keyed-attach-for-allowshared-handlers.md`, -/// found while building this class. `openPoll()` below calls the -/// templated `execute()` directly instead, which resolves the -/// real `AllowShared` attach branch at compile time. +/// `openPoll()` below calls the templated `execute()` directly +/// rather than going through the generic `submitIfValid`/`executeJson` +/// path other actions use — a workaround for a gap found while building +/// this class: `executeJson` used to silently skip the payload-keyed +/// attach step entirely on an `AllowShared` handler. +/// `ActionExecuteRegistry::registerAction` now builds one executor per +/// `Sharing` policy and `executeJson` dispatches through the handler's own +/// real `Sharing` parameter, so this specific gap is closed — but this +/// class was never migrated to route `OpenPoll` through the generic path, +/// and `submitIfValid` below still refuses `OpenPoll` unconditionally +/// (see its own doc comment's allow-list) rather than relying on the +/// now-fixed `executeJson`. /// - `submitVotes`/`updateVotes`: `SubmitVotes::votes`/`UpdateVotes::votes` -/// are `std::vector` — a JSON `array` field `DynamicForm` cannot -/// render (finding 031). `gui/qml/VoteView.qml` drives these from a +/// are `std::vector` — a JSON array of *objects*, not the +/// array-of-strings `DynamicForm`'s array-field control supports. +/// `gui/qml/VoteView.qml` drives these from a /// hand-rolled picker; the two methods below give that picker's C++-side /// adapter (`PollBridge`) a `Completion`-returning call to attach its own /// `.then()`/`.onError()` to, on the same attached `_handler`. @@ -103,8 +109,10 @@ class PollFormsController { /// `FinalizePoll`, `UndoLastVoteChange`) — every other `PollModel` action /// is still registered on `_handler` (every action shares one model's /// handler here) but is deliberately refused by this method rather than - /// silently mis-dispatched: `OpenPoll` in particular would hit finding - /// 034 if it ever reached `executeJson` by mistake. + /// dispatched: `OpenPoll` still goes through `openPoll()`'s own + /// `execute()` call instead of this generic path (see this + /// class's own doc comment for why that split still exists even though + /// `executeJson` itself no longer mis-dispatches a payload-keyed action). /// /// @tparam OnReply Callable invoked with the result JSON (`std::string`) on success. /// @tparam OnError Callable invoked with the `std::exception_ptr` on failure. diff --git a/examples/polls/gui_lib/poll_presenter.hpp b/examples/polls/gui_lib/poll_presenter.hpp index e4f44eff..da9712c9 100644 --- a/examples/polls/gui_lib/poll_presenter.hpp +++ b/examples/polls/gui_lib/poll_presenter.hpp @@ -144,12 +144,10 @@ class PollPresenter : public ::morph::ladder::gui::Presenter { private: /// @brief Shared error-display body passed as every `track()` call's - /// third argument below — see `pastebin::gui::PastePresenter::reportError`'s - /// doc comment (`examples/pastebin/gui_lib/paste_presenter.hpp`) for the - /// full rationale (finding 023: `Completion::onError` keeps only - /// the single most-recently-attached handler, so this must be - /// passed as `track()`'s `onErr` parameter, never attached via a - /// separate `.onError()` call beforehand). + /// third argument below — see `Presenter::track()`'s doc comment + /// (`examples/common/gui/presenter.hpp`) for why it is passed as + /// `track()`'s `onErr` parameter rather than attached via a + /// separate `.onError()` call beforehand. void reportError(const std::exception_ptr& err); ::morph::bridge::BridgeHandler _creator; diff --git a/examples/polls/gui_lib/poll_qml_bridges.hpp b/examples/polls/gui_lib/poll_qml_bridges.hpp index 76a39f5f..2b746fba 100644 --- a/examples/polls/gui_lib/poll_qml_bridges.hpp +++ b/examples/polls/gui_lib/poll_qml_bridges.hpp @@ -88,8 +88,10 @@ class PollBridge : public QObject { /// on error. /// @param title The poll's title. /// @param optionLabels Candidate option labels, in order — driven by - /// `CreatePollView.qml`'s hand-written list editor (finding 031's - /// workaround; see `poll_schemas.hpp`). + /// `CreatePollView.qml`'s hand-written list editor, a workaround + /// for `DynamicForm`'s array-field control only handling + /// arrays of strings, not `CreatePollOption` objects; see + /// `poll_schemas.hpp`. Q_INVOKABLE void createPoll(const QString& title, const QVariantList& optionLabels); /// @brief Attaches to the poll named by @p pollId and starts the diff --git a/examples/polls/gui_lib/poll_schemas.hpp b/examples/polls/gui_lib/poll_schemas.hpp index 655103aa..4fda0720 100644 --- a/examples/polls/gui_lib/poll_schemas.hpp +++ b/examples/polls/gui_lib/poll_schemas.hpp @@ -28,8 +28,9 @@ /// reasons: /// /// - `CreatePoll` — `options` is `std::vector`, a JSON -/// `array` field `DynamicForm` has no control for (finding 031, discovered -/// during rung 2's own GUI shell). Mirrors rung 2's `BulkEdit` workaround: +/// array of *objects*, not the array-of-strings `DynamicForm`'s +/// array-field control supports (a gap first hit during rung 2's own GUI +/// shell). Mirrors rung 2's `BulkEdit` workaround: /// excluded here, driven by a hand-written QML list editor in /// `gui/qml/CreatePollView.qml` instead, which calls /// `PollBridge::createPoll(title, optionLabels)` directly rather than @@ -43,18 +44,21 @@ /// `OpenPoll`/`AddComment`/... use, just not the same *path* (see that /// class's own doc comment for why routing must stay on one handler here). /// - `OpenPoll`/`GetPollState`/`GetEventsSince` — `OpenPoll` is this rung's -/// one `BRIDGE_MODEL_KEY`-registered (payload-keyed) action. Dispatching a -/// payload-keyed action through `BridgeHandler::executeJson` on an -/// `AllowShared` handler silently skips the attach step entirely -/// (`ActionExecuteRegistry::registerAction`'s stored executor closes over -/// the *plain* `BridgeHandler` overload of `execute()`, not -/// the `AllowShared` one actually installed — `kShared` resolves `false` -/// at that call site regardless of the real handler's type, so the -/// payload-keyed attach branch never runs; see -/// `docs/findings/034-executejson-skips-payload-keyed-attach-for-allowshared-handlers.md`). -/// `OpenPoll` is therefore dispatched only via +/// one `BRIDGE_MODEL_KEY`-registered (payload-keyed) action. At the time +/// this class was built, dispatching a payload-keyed action through +/// `BridgeHandler::executeJson` on an `AllowShared` handler silently +/// skipped the attach step entirely — `ActionExecuteRegistry:: +/// registerAction`'s stored executor closed over the *plain* +/// `BridgeHandler` overload of `execute()` regardless of +/// the real handler's `Sharing` policy, so the payload-keyed attach branch +/// never ran. `registerAction` now builds one executor per `Sharing` +/// policy and `executeJson` dispatches through the handler's own real +/// policy, so this specific mis-dispatch is closed framework-side. +/// `OpenPoll` is still dispatched only via /// `PollFormsController::openPoll(pollId)`, which calls the templated -/// `BridgeHandler::execute()` directly. +/// `BridgeHandler::execute()` directly +/// — this rung was never migrated to route it through the now-fixed +/// generic path instead. /// `GetPollState`/`GetEventsSince` take no user-entered fields at all (a /// refresh and a polling tick, not something a person fills in), so both /// are exposed as plain typed methods instead of schema forms — `Login`'s diff --git a/examples/polls/gui_wasm/main_wasm.cpp b/examples/polls/gui_wasm/main_wasm.cpp index adc46411..b5961f16 100644 --- a/examples/polls/gui_wasm/main_wasm.cpp +++ b/examples/polls/gui_wasm/main_wasm.cpp @@ -121,22 +121,22 @@ /// what `AppContext` already provides. /// /// More interestingly: this is also the first ladder WASM client with -/// *no hand-rolled retry timer anywhere in its QML*, and that is not an -/// oversight — `gui/qml/VoteView.qml`'s `Component.onCompleted` fires -/// `pollBridge.openPoll(pollId)` exactly once, unconditionally, with nothing -/// resembling pastebin's `Main.qml`/bookmarks' `BookmarkListView.qml` -/// bootstrap-retry `Timer` (both covering docs/findings/024, "the handler -/// not bound window that opens on connect and closes when registration -/// settles"). Read `include/morph/core/bridge.hpp` to confirm this is +/// *no `bound`-gated (or hand-rolled retry-timer) bootstrap dispatch anywhere +/// in its QML*, and that is not an oversight — `gui/qml/VoteView.qml`'s +/// `Component.onCompleted` fires `pollBridge.openPoll(pollId)` exactly once, +/// unconditionally, with nothing resembling pastebin's `PasteBridge::bound`/ +/// bookmarks' `BookmarkBridge::bound` gating (both covering the "handler not +/// bound" window that opens on connect and closes when registration +/// settles). Read `include/morph/core/bridge.hpp` to confirm this is /// actually safe rather than assuming this rung's `EventPoller` quietly /// papers over a real gap: /// - Pastebin's/bookmarks' plain (`NoSharing`) handlers each call /// `Bridge::registerHandler(binding)` at construction, which — via /// `registerHandlerImpl` — issues a real `registerModelAsync` round trip -/// to the backend. Until that reply lands, `binding->currentId` stays `0` -/// and any call through the handler fails "handler not bound"; that -/// window is exactly finding 024, and why those two rungs' `Main.qml` -/// equivalents retry the first dispatch on a short timer. +/// to the backend. Until that reply lands, any call through the handler +/// fails "handler not bound"; that window is exactly why those two +/// rungs' bridges expose a `bound` signal their QML gates the first +/// dispatch on. /// - `PollFormsController`'s handler (`BridgeHandler`) is built via `Bridge::registerSharedHandler()` /// instead (`bridge.hpp`'s `BridgeHandler::makeBinding`, `kShared` @@ -150,8 +150,8 @@ /// constructed, which this file only ever does from inside /// `ctx.onReady()` (below), by which point the socket is already /// connected (finding 017's window is closed) and there is no *second*, -/// separate registration step left to still be pending (finding 024's -/// window never opens in the first place). This is the exact keyed-attach +/// separate registration step left to still be pending (that window +/// never opens in the first place). This is the exact keyed-attach /// async path `docs/superpowers/plans/2026-08-07-ladder-rung3-framework-prereqs.md` /// closed finding 032 for, and this file is the first real WASM binary /// to actually dispatch through it. diff --git a/examples/polls/include/polls/auth/polls_authorizer.hpp b/examples/polls/include/polls/auth/polls_authorizer.hpp index f673c7ad..b12a15be 100644 --- a/examples/polls/include/polls/auth/polls_authorizer.hpp +++ b/examples/polls/include/polls/auth/polls_authorizer.hpp @@ -23,8 +23,10 @@ /// /// @par How this relates to `BookmarksAuthorizer`, precisely /// The two share one idea -- both leave `authorizeRegister`/ -/// `authorizeInstance` unconditionally permissive because finding 027 makes -/// any identity check there unenforceable -- and nothing else. They are not +/// `authorizeInstance` unconditionally permissive, by design rather than +/// necessity (the framework can gate both on identity now that `register`/ +/// `attach` envelopes carry the caller's session; neither authorizer chooses +/// to) -- and nothing else. They are not /// structurally alike: `BookmarksAuthorizer` derives from /// `SigningAuthorizer`, overrides `authorize()` with a real carve-out on top /// of genuine signed-token verification, ships principal-validation helpers, @@ -36,23 +38,23 @@ /// type as "reaches the same conclusion about those two hooks", never as /// "is the same shape". /// -/// @warning Both of those two hooks are limited by -/// `docs/findings/027-register-envelope-carries-no-session.md`, exactly as -/// `BookmarksAuthorizer`'s own `@file` comment documents: morph's -/// `register` envelope carries no session, so `RemoteServer` sees an empty, -/// unauthenticated `Context` on every registration a `Bridge` client makes. -/// The rung README's resolved design decision 2 extends that finding's -/// scope explicitly to `registerModelShared`/`attachModel` (the keyed -/// `OpenPoll{pollId}` attach `PollModel` uses): `wire::makeRegisterShared` -/// carries no session either, exactly like plain `wire::makeRegister`, so -/// `authorizeRegister` cannot gate a poll attach by admin/participant token -/// -- and is not meant to; attaching to a poll by id is meant to be as open -/// as knowing the shareable link, by this rung's own design. What actually +/// `register`/`attach`/`assign`/`deregister` envelopes now carry the +/// caller's authenticated session (both plain `wire::makeRegister` and +/// `wire::makeRegisterShared`, the keyed `OpenPoll{pollId}` attach +/// `PollModel` uses), so `authorizeRegister` *could* gate a poll attach by +/// admin/participant identity -- but this rung chooses not to: attaching to +/// a poll by id is meant to be as open as knowing the shareable link, by +/// design (the rung README's resolved design decision 2). What actually /// enforces admin-vs-participant is entirely inside `PollModel::execute()`: /// `FinalizePoll` -- the model's *only* token-gated action -- calls /// `requireAdmin()` itself, re-checking the caller's token against the -/// poll row's own stored column on every dispatch, mirroring rung 2's -/// "`authorizeInstance` is inert, the model re-checks ownership" pattern. +/// poll row's own stored column on every dispatch. This mirrors rung 2's +/// shape for a different reason, though: bookmarks' `authorizeInstance` is +/// now genuinely enforcing but checks *instance* ownership, which +/// `PollModel` has no equivalent of at all (its instances are shared/keyed +/// by pollId, not owned by a caller) -- so the model's own re-check is not +/// standing in for a defeated framework hook, it is simply the only layer +/// that could ever express this rung's admin-vs-participant distinction. namespace polls::auth { @@ -63,28 +65,29 @@ class PollsAuthorizer : public ::morph::session::AllowAllAuthorizer { public: using AllowAllAuthorizer::AllowAllAuthorizer; - /// @brief Admits every registration -- the only decision finding 027 - /// (extended to shared/keyed registration by this rung's own - /// design decision 2) leaves this hook able to make. + /// @brief Admits every registration, by this rung's own design -- not + /// because identity is unavailable to gate on. /// - /// Same reasoning as `BookmarksAuthorizer::authorizeRegister` (not the + /// Same conclusion as `BookmarksAuthorizer::authorizeRegister` (not the /// same shape -- see this file's `@file` comment), extended: this covers /// not only a plain `PollModel` registration but also the keyed /// `OpenPoll` attach path (`registerModelShared`/`attachModel`'s wire - /// form, which is still a session-less `register` envelope per design - /// decision 2). Admitting an unauthenticated attach gives away exactly - /// what knowing the `pollId` already gives away, which by this rung's - /// design is everything except finalizing: `FinalizePoll` is the one - /// action that re-checks a token (`PollModel::requireAdmin()`, against - /// the poll row's own `adminToken` column), and every other action is - /// ungated on purpose -- see `poll_model.hpp`'s "What is actually gated" - /// section for the full, exact statement. Requiring an identity that - /// cannot be presented (finding 027's `ctx.principal` is always empty here) would - /// not be security, it would be an outage that rejects every real - /// client's first `BridgeHandler` construction -- including one that - /// goes on to present a perfectly valid admin token to `FinalizePoll`. - /// @param ctx Per-call session for the register envelope. Empty - /// in practice -- see this file's `@file` warning. + /// form, which now carries a session too, exactly like plain + /// `wire::makeRegister`). Admitting an unauthenticated attach gives away + /// exactly what knowing the `pollId` already gives away, which by this + /// rung's design is everything except finalizing: `FinalizePoll` is the + /// one action that re-checks a token (`PollModel::requireAdmin()`, + /// against the poll row's own `adminToken` column), and every other + /// action is ungated on purpose -- see `poll_model.hpp`'s "What is + /// actually gated" section for the full, exact statement. This hook + /// stays permissive regardless of whether @p ctx carries a real + /// principal or not, since attaching to a poll by id is meant to be as + /// open as knowing the shareable link -- gating it now would change this + /// rung's own product decision, not merely close a framework gap. + /// @param ctx Per-call session for the register envelope. + /// Populated with the caller's verified principal when + /// it holds a valid session, empty otherwise; ignored + /// either way -- see above. /// @param modelType Target model type id. `RemoteServer` has already /// rejected a type its registry does not know by the /// time this runs. @@ -96,19 +99,24 @@ class PollsAuthorizer : public ::morph::session::AllowAllAuthorizer { /// principal to check against here. /// /// `BookmarksAuthorizer::authorizeInstance` compares a recorded owner - /// principal against `ctx.principal`; that comparison presumes a - /// registration-time identity finding 027 never actually supplies (see - /// its own `@warning`). This rung does not even attempt it: `PollModel` - /// instances are shared/keyed by `pollId` (`BRIDGE_MODEL_KEY`, not - /// per-caller ownership), so there is no "owner" concept for this hook - /// to enforce in the first place -- the admin-vs-participant boundary - /// this rung actually has lives entirely inside `PollModel::execute()`, - /// not at the instance-ownership layer. + /// principal against `ctx.principal`, and is now genuinely enforcing for + /// bookmarks' plain-registered models. That comparison presumes a + /// per-caller owner concept `PollModel` never has in the first place: + /// its instances are exclusively shared/keyed by `pollId` + /// (`BRIDGE_MODEL_KEY`), which `RemoteServer` records ownerless by + /// design (there is no single owning caller for a shared instance) -- + /// independent of, and unaffected by, whether register envelopes carry + /// a session. This rung does not even attempt the comparison: the + /// admin-vs-participant boundary this rung actually has lives entirely + /// inside `PollModel::execute()`, not at the instance-ownership layer. /// @param ctx Per-call session. Ignored -- see above. /// @param modelType Ignored: the same rule applies to every model. /// @param actionType Ignored. /// @param modelId Ignored: there is no per-instance owner to key on. - /// @param ownerPrincipal Ignored -- always empty in practice (finding 027). + /// @param ownerPrincipal Ignored -- always empty in practice: `PollModel` + /// instances are exclusively shared/keyed, and + /// shared instances are recorded ownerless by + /// design, not because owners can't be tracked. /// @return `true`, always -- see this function's own doc comment. [[nodiscard]] bool authorizeInstance([[maybe_unused]] const ::morph::session::Context& ctx, [[maybe_unused]] std::string_view modelType, diff --git a/examples/polls/include/polls/db/db_model.hpp b/examples/polls/include/polls/db/db_model.hpp index b3570a09..47bb4a75 100644 --- a/examples/polls/include/polls/db/db_model.hpp +++ b/examples/polls/include/polls/db/db_model.hpp @@ -10,8 +10,9 @@ /// @file /// See `pastebin::db::WithMapper`'s file comment /// (`examples/pastebin/include/pastebin/db/db_model.hpp`) for the full -/// rationale this mixin reuses verbatim — the WASM header-vs-link -/// dependency finding (025) applies identically to this rung's `PollModel`. +/// rationale this mixin reuses verbatim, including why +/// `BRIDGE_REGISTER_ACTION_FOR_CLIENT`'s header-avoidance seam applies +/// identically to this rung's `PollModel` but is not adopted here either. namespace polls::db { diff --git a/examples/polls/include/polls/db/poll_entity.hpp b/examples/polls/include/polls/db/poll_entity.hpp index 703cfd3a..0c95fd1f 100644 --- a/examples/polls/include/polls/db/poll_entity.hpp +++ b/examples/polls/include/polls/db/poll_entity.hpp @@ -121,7 +121,10 @@ struct PollEventRecord { #else // Client-only (WASM) build: entity shapes are never instantiated, only -// referenced by type in code that never runs there. See finding 025. +// referenced by type in code that never runs there -- this stub-mixin +// pattern is what a WASM client falls back on since PollModel's own header +// (unlike a declaration-only facade) still pulls this file in transitively; +// see db_model.hpp's file comment. struct PollRecord {}; struct OptionRecord {}; struct VoteRecord {}; diff --git a/examples/polls/src/app/app.cpp b/examples/polls/src/app/app.cpp index 45b0d478..c30f8752 100644 --- a/examples/polls/src/app/app.cpp +++ b/examples/polls/src/app/app.cpp @@ -22,14 +22,16 @@ namespace { /// @brief Live-instance cap this server installs. /// -/// Registration cannot be gated on identity -/// (`docs/findings/027-register-envelope-carries-no-session.md`), so an -/// unauthenticated client *can* make the server create model instances even -/// though `PollModel::execute()`'s own admin/participant checks still gate -/// every state-changing call on them -- `auth::PollsAuthorizer` leaves both -/// `authorize()` and its two instance-lifecycle hooks permissive by design -/// (see that file's own `@file` comment). `maxLiveModels` is the -/// framework's own answer to that shape of churn: past the cap a +/// This rung's `authorizeRegister` is unconditionally permissive by design +/// (the framework can now gate registration on identity -- register/attach +/// envelopes carry the caller's session -- but polls' attach-by-id model +/// deliberately doesn't use it), so an unauthenticated client *can* make the +/// server create model instances even though `PollModel::execute()`'s own +/// admin/participant checks still gate every state-changing call on them -- +/// `auth::PollsAuthorizer` leaves both `authorize()` and its two +/// instance-lifecycle hooks permissive by design (see that file's own +/// `@file` comment). `maxLiveModels` is the framework's own answer to that +/// shape of churn: past the cap a /// `register`/keyed-attach is answered `err "too many models"` and no /// instance is constructed. /// diff --git a/examples/polls/tests/test_poll_presenter.cpp b/examples/polls/tests/test_poll_presenter.cpp index e8e3d9e0..966df225 100644 --- a/examples/polls/tests/test_poll_presenter.cpp +++ b/examples/polls/tests/test_poll_presenter.cpp @@ -432,11 +432,11 @@ TEST_CASE("PollPresenter::getEventsSince returns every event recorded on this ha TEST_CASE("Every PollPresenter validation-driven action routes its failure to failed(), not just createPoll()", "[polls][presenter]") { - // Not a completeness ritual: `track()`'s third argument is attached - // per-call, and `Completion::onError` keeps only the *last* handler - // attached (docs/findings/023), so a mis-wired `onErr` on one action is - // invisible from every other action's tests. See - // test_bookmark_presenter.cpp's identical test for the full rationale. + // Not a completeness ritual: each action's `reportError` is wired + // independently at its own `track()` call site (`poll_presenter.cpp`), + // so a passing test for one action says nothing about whether another + // action's wiring is correct. See test_bookmark_presenter.cpp's + // identical test for the same rationale. // getPollState/getEventsSince are excluded here (both have // `validate() { return true; }` unconditionally -- their only reachable // failure is the genuine "never attached via openPoll" NotFound covered diff --git a/examples/polls/tests/test_poll_qml_bridges.cpp b/examples/polls/tests/test_poll_qml_bridges.cpp index ab0daf4e..6eaeea01 100644 --- a/examples/polls/tests/test_poll_qml_bridges.cpp +++ b/examples/polls/tests/test_poll_qml_bridges.cpp @@ -402,15 +402,20 @@ TEST_CASE("PollBridge threads openPoll's attach through every later action on th } // ═════════════════════════════════════════════════════════════════════════ -// submitIfValid's allow-list (finding 034's guard) +// submitIfValid's allow-list // ═════════════════════════════════════════════════════════════════════════ TEST_CASE("PollBridge::submitIfValid refuses an action outside the schema document instead of mis-dispatching it", "[polls][gui][qml-bridges]") { - // OpenPoll in particular: dispatching it through executeJson on an - // AllowShared handler silently skips the payload-keyed attach step - // (docs/findings/034) -- PollFormsController::submitIfValid refuses it - // by name before that path is ever reached. + // OpenPoll in particular: PollFormsController::submitIfValid refuses it + // by name rather than routing it through executeJson -- + // ActionExecuteRegistry::registerAction now builds a Sharing-aware + // executor, so executeJson itself no longer mis-dispatches OpenPoll's + // payload-keyed attach the way it once did, but this rung's own + // PollFormsController was never migrated to rely on that fix; OpenPoll + // still goes through openPoll()'s own execute() call, and this + // guard is what keeps a caller from reaching submitIfValid's generic + // path for it instead. DbFixture fixture; auto rig = makeRig(); polls::gui::PollBridge bridge{rig->bridge(0), rig->executor()}; diff --git a/examples/polls/tests/test_polls_authorizer.cpp b/examples/polls/tests/test_polls_authorizer.cpp index 710b500d..7165d3a0 100644 --- a/examples/polls/tests/test_polls_authorizer.cpp +++ b/examples/polls/tests/test_polls_authorizer.cpp @@ -25,15 +25,15 @@ TEST_CASE("PollsAuthorizer::authorize admits every call -- there is no signed to CHECK(authorizer.authorize(withToken, "PollModel", "FinalizePoll")); } -TEST_CASE("PollsAuthorizer::authorizeRegister admits every register, per finding 027's shared-registration scope", +TEST_CASE("PollsAuthorizer::authorizeRegister admits every register, by this rung's own design", "[polls][auth]") { const PollsAuthorizer authorizer; - // `anonymous` is not hypothetical: it is what RemoteServer always passes - // here, for every client, because wire::makeRegister/wire::makeRegisterShared - // both carry no session (docs/findings/027-register-envelope-carries-no-session.md, - // extended to the keyed/shared path by this rung's own README design - // decision 2). + // `anonymous` is one real input among others now that + // wire::makeRegister/wire::makeRegisterShared both carry the caller's + // session; authorizeRegister here stays permissive by choice, not + // because there is no identity to check (see the header's own @file + // comment and the rung README's design decision 2). const Context anonymous; CHECK(authorizer.authorizeRegister(anonymous, "PollModel")); @@ -52,7 +52,9 @@ TEST_CASE("PollsAuthorizer::authorizeInstance admits every instance operation -- return ctx; }(); - // No recorded owner (the only case finding 027 ever actually produces)... + // No recorded owner -- the only case reachable here, since PollModel is + // always shared/keyed by pollId, which the framework records ownerless + // by design (unrelated to whether register envelopes carry a session)... CHECK(authorizer.authorizeInstance(asAlice, "PollModel", "FinalizePoll", 1, "")); // ...and even a non-empty ownerPrincipal (hypothetical -- see the header's // own doc comment: PollModel has no per-caller ownership concept at all, diff --git a/examples/polls/tests/test_shared_instance_lifecycle.cpp b/examples/polls/tests/test_shared_instance_lifecycle.cpp index 9e0eabfb..d497644e 100644 --- a/examples/polls/tests/test_shared_instance_lifecycle.cpp +++ b/examples/polls/tests/test_shared_instance_lifecycle.cpp @@ -135,14 +135,17 @@ TEST_CASE("N shared handlers on one pollId observe each other's writes, and inst // reply to whichever sendSync happens to be parked, so a still-in-flight // deregister ack can be misdelivered as the instances() reply, corrupting // it. A genuinely fresh connection never had a deregister in flight, so - // it cannot race one. This is finding 030's exact mechanism - // (docs/findings/030-deregister-reply-races-sync-register-callid-zero.md - // -- filed against a sync *register* racing a deregister; a sync + // it cannot race one. This is the exact mechanism a since-fixed finding + // was filed against -- a sync *register* racing a deregister; a sync // *instances()* call is the identical hazard, since both are ordinary - // sendSync callers competing for the same callId-0 bucket) -- a third + // sendSync callers competing for the same callId-0 bucket -- a third // independent reproduction site, after rung 2's own Task 17 discovery - // and the finding's own note that QtWebSocketBackend::attachModel's - // empty-key path hits it too. + // and QtWebSocketBackend::attachModel's empty-key path hitting it too. + // QtWebSocketBackend::deregisterModel now assigns a real, tracked callId + // rather than sharing the zero sentinel, closing the race framework-side; + // this test's own connection-isolation setup (5 clients, not 4) is kept + // regardless, since it costs nothing and this test still exercises the + // same call shape. BackendRig rig{Mode::Socket, 5, std::make_shared()}; // Client 0's plain handler creates the poll -- CreatePoll carries no key. diff --git a/include/morph/core/remote.hpp b/include/morph/core/remote.hpp index 963dc4bb..cda8946e 100644 --- a/include/morph/core/remote.hpp +++ b/include/morph/core/remote.hpp @@ -1382,16 +1382,24 @@ class RemoteServer : public std::enable_shared_from_this { ::morph::model::detail::ModelRegistryFactory& _registry; std::shared_ptr<::morph::session::IAuthorizer> _authorizer; - // ── Per-model execute-ordering gate (finding 035) ─────────────────────── + // ── Per-model execute-ordering gate ────────────────────────────────────── // `handle()`'s two overloads dispatch to `_pool`, a multi-worker // ThreadPoolExecutor: two `execute` envelopes for the *same* model, // posted back-to-back, can have their pre-strand work (decode, authorize, // authenticate, registry lookup) finish on two different pool threads in // either order -- so without this gate, whichever one finishes first // reaches `_strand.post(mid, ...)` first, even if the client sent the - // other one first. See docs/findings/035-remote-server-execute-reordering.md - // for the full writeup, including a reverted first attempt at this fix - // and why it broke a different, pre-existing guarantee. + // other one first (`tests/test_remote_execute_ordering.cpp` reproduces + // this deterministically). A first attempt strand-routed the *entire* + // dispatch pipeline for a known `modelId`, which closed the race but + // broke `test_remote_connection_scope.cpp`'s "an in-flight execute + // completes safely across a disconnect" guarantee: a lookup against a + // since-reclaimed `modelId` must resolve immediately without waiting on + // some other, still-blocked model's strand, and moving the whole + // pipeline onto the strand collapsed that fast-reject path into the same + // queue as the slow model's in-flight work. The ticket gate below fixes + // only the ordering of the `_strand.post()` call itself, leaving the + // fast-reject path exactly as fast as it always was. // // The gate orders only the *moment of the `_strand.post()` call itself*, // not the pipeline before it: a ticket is handed out synchronously in From 682174d1a29fae790b40a4cd69e0e8133f03393d Mon Sep 17 00:00:00 2001 From: Yaraslau Tamashevich Date: Thu, 13 Aug 2026 21:03:44 +0300 Subject: [PATCH 06/14] bookmarks: fix GetChangesSince's millisecond cursor boundary race Root cause: BookmarkModel::execute(const GetChangesSince&) filtered on a strict `updatedAtMs > since` millisecond-resolution comparison. A write landing in the exact same millisecond as the previous poll's asOf cursor was silently excluded -- `>` treats "equal" as "not new" -- even though the write happened strictly after asOf was captured in wall-clock terms. Plausible whenever poll -> write -> poll executes within one clock tick (a fast machine, or a loaded CI runner), not a contrived timing window. Fix: GetChangesSince.since / GetChangesSinceResult.asOf become a compound ChangesCursor (timestampMs + a same-instant id tie-break) instead of a bare Timestamp. The query becomes `updatedAtMs > since OR (updatedAtMs = since AND id > lastId)`, ordered (updatedAtMs, id) ascending -- a same-millisecond write with a higher id is included, and the row that established lastId is never re-delivered on a later poll at the same instant. lastId is derived from the highest id among this poll's own returned rows that share asOf's exact timestamp (rows strictly before asOf need no tie-break; no row can exist strictly after asOf, since asOf is captured before the query runs, per the existing, unchanged ordering argument in this function's own comment). Deliberately not the id/sequence-cursor redesign issue #43 leaves open as unresolved ("GetChangesSince's bulk-summary shape... would need to cursor on something like max(id) at the time of the previous poll per bookmark, or move to an outbox/event-log shape of its own") -- that is a larger design change to the wire contract's return shape, not a boundary-condition fix, and rung 3's poll_events (GetEventsSince) already demonstrates the event-log alternative for a genuinely different DTO shape. Tests: two new regression cases in test_bookmark_model.cpp, following the same frozen-single-instant idiom as the existing BulkEdit same-millisecond regression test. Verified the "does not miss a write" case fails against the pre-fix strict-`>` query (0 == 1) and passes after the fix. Full bookmarks suite (121 cases, 826 assertions) and polls/pastebin suites pass with no regressions. Fixes #43 Signed-off-by: Yaraslau Tamashevich --- examples/bookmarks/README.md | 7 ++- .../include/bookmarks/core/types.hpp | 52 ++++++++++++++++++ .../include/bookmarks/dto/bookmark_dto.hpp | 10 ++-- .../bookmarks/src/models/bookmark_model.cpp | 37 +++++++++++-- .../bookmarks/tests/test_bookmark_model.cpp | 54 +++++++++++++++++++ examples/polls/README.md | 19 ++++--- 6 files changed, 162 insertions(+), 17 deletions(-) diff --git a/examples/bookmarks/README.md b/examples/bookmarks/README.md index ae8f4259..79b7d84e 100644 --- a/examples/bookmarks/README.md +++ b/examples/bookmarks/README.md @@ -140,8 +140,11 @@ Actions, in build order: poll: this rung's DoD includes a **minimal `GetChangesSince` poll action** as the event-pattern preview (rung 3 formalizes the full event-queue design) — there is no existing polling/event-sequencing precedent - anywhere in the framework to reuse; this rung builds it from a bare - `Timestamp`-cursor query, deliberately minimal. + anywhere in the framework to reuse; this rung builds it from a + `ChangesCursor` query (a millisecond timestamp paired with a same-instant + id tie-break, not a bare `Timestamp` — issue #43's fix for the boundary + case a timestamp-only cursor can silently drop), deliberately minimal + otherwise. - **Journal**: tag renames and bulk edits give the first multi-row entries. Two separate decisions, both resolved: (a) **store/log atomicity — split by blast radius.** `BulkEdit` and tag diff --git a/examples/bookmarks/include/bookmarks/core/types.hpp b/examples/bookmarks/include/bookmarks/core/types.hpp index 4a32131d..a5497201 100644 --- a/examples/bookmarks/include/bookmarks/core/types.hpp +++ b/examples/bookmarks/include/bookmarks/core/types.hpp @@ -1,6 +1,8 @@ // SPDX-License-Identifier: Apache-2.0 #pragma once +#include + #include #include #include @@ -103,6 +105,47 @@ struct Cursor { [[nodiscard]] auto operator<=>(const Cursor&) const noexcept = default; }; +/// @brief `GetChangesSince`'s cursor (issue #43): a millisecond timestamp +/// alone cannot be a correct "since" boundary, because a strict `>` +/// comparison on `updated_at_ms` silently drops a write that lands in +/// the *same millisecond* as the previous poll's cursor -- plausible +/// whenever poll -> write -> poll executes within one clock tick (a +/// fast machine, or a loaded CI runner). Neither `>` (under-inclusive, +/// the bug) nor `>=` (over-inclusive: would re-deliver the exact row +/// that established the cursor on every later poll at the same +/// instant) is correct alone. Pairing the timestamp with the id of +/// the last row already delivered *at that exact timestamp* makes +/// the boundary strictly orderable: a query filters on +/// `updated_at_ms > timestampMs OR (updated_at_ms = timestampMs AND +/// id > lastId)`, so a same-millisecond write with a higher id is +/// included, and the row that produced `lastId` itself is not +/// re-delivered. +/// +/// `lastId` is meaningful only relative to its own `timestampMs`; it +/// does not on its own establish a global row ordering the way +/// `Cursor` (this file, `ListBookmarks`' keyset pagination) does -- +/// `BookmarkRecord.id` and `updated_at_ms` do not necessarily +/// co-vary, since a row's id is assigned at creation but +/// `updated_at_ms` bumps on every later edit. `lastId.hasValue() == +/// false` (the default) means "no tie-break needed": correct both +/// for the empty "first poll ever" cursor and for an `asOf` whose +/// instant had no row landing at exactly that millisecond. +/// +/// Deliberately a plain aggregate with no user-declared special members +/// (matching `BookmarkSummary`/`GetChangesSince`/`GetChangesSinceResult`, +/// not `Cursor`/`BookmarkId`'s explicit-constructor-plus-`glz::meta` shape): +/// glaze's automatic reflection needs it that way, and no call site needs +/// direct `ChangesCursor` equality/ordering -- see this file's `glz::meta` +/// section for why `ChangesCursor` itself has none. +struct ChangesCursor { + /// @brief The boundary instant. Empty means "the beginning of time" + /// (`GetChangesSince`'s first-ever poll). + ::morph::time::Timestamp timestampMs; + /// @brief The highest id already delivered at exactly `timestampMs`. + /// Empty means no tie-break is needed at this boundary. + std::optional lastId; +}; + /// @brief Idempotency key for one chunk of an `ImportBookmarks` call /// (`IMPLEMENTATION.md` rule 3's protocol-scalars row: op-ids / /// idempotency keys get a named opaque newtype). String-payload, @@ -152,6 +195,15 @@ struct glz::meta { static constexpr std::string_view name = "Cursor"; }; +// `ChangesCursor` needs no `glz::meta` specialisation: it is a plain +// aggregate with public named fields (`timestampMs`, `lastId`), so glaze's +// automatic reflection already maps it to a small wire object with those +// same field names -- the same reason `BookmarkSummary` and +// `GetChangesSince`/`GetChangesSinceResult` (bookmark_dto.hpp) have none +// either. `glz::meta` here is reserved for the single-scalar newtypes above +// (which must be *unwrapped* to their payload on the wire) and the enums +// below (which need a string mapping). + /// @brief On the wire an `ImportOpId` is its nullable underlying string. template <> struct glz::meta { diff --git a/examples/bookmarks/include/bookmarks/dto/bookmark_dto.hpp b/examples/bookmarks/include/bookmarks/dto/bookmark_dto.hpp index 5b8f7a5d..2650c406 100644 --- a/examples/bookmarks/include/bookmarks/dto/bookmark_dto.hpp +++ b/examples/bookmarks/include/bookmarks/dto/bookmark_dto.hpp @@ -169,7 +169,7 @@ struct ListBookmarksResult { /// preview): every bookmark this owner touched (created, edited, /// archived/unarchived, or metadata-recorded) since @p since. struct GetChangesSince { - ::morph::time::Timestamp since; // empty = every bookmark ever (first poll) + ChangesCursor since; // empty = every bookmark ever (first poll) static constexpr std::array optionalFields{"since"}; @@ -178,10 +178,14 @@ struct GetChangesSince { struct GetChangesSinceResult { std::vector changed; - /// @brief The instant this query ran, captured *before* the query + /// @brief The boundary this poll ran to, captured *before* the query /// itself (`BookmarkModel::execute`'s own doc comment, Task 7, /// has the full argument for why) — the next poll's `since`. - ::morph::time::Timestamp asOf; + /// `ChangesCursor` (issue #43), not a bare `Timestamp`: a + /// millisecond-resolution timestamp alone cannot distinguish a + /// write that lands in the exact same millisecond as this + /// instant from one that happened strictly before it. + ChangesCursor asOf; }; /// @brief Internal-only: the metadata-fetch worker's write-back diff --git a/examples/bookmarks/src/models/bookmark_model.cpp b/examples/bookmarks/src/models/bookmark_model.cpp index 05870cbe..287ae4e3 100644 --- a/examples/bookmarks/src/models/bookmark_model.cpp +++ b/examples/bookmarks/src/models/bookmark_model.cpp @@ -412,16 +412,45 @@ GetChangesSinceResult BookmarkModel::execute(const GetChangesSince& action) { // why a later capture would let a racing write be lost across two // consecutive polls instead of merely duplicated across them. const auto asOf = nowMs(); - const std::int64_t since = action.since.hasValue() ? (*action.since).value.time_since_epoch().count() : 0; - + const std::int64_t sinceMs = + action.since.timestampMs.hasValue() ? (*action.since.timestampMs).value.time_since_epoch().count() : 0; + const std::uint64_t sinceLastId = static_cast(action.since.lastId.value_or(0)); + + // See ChangesCursor's doc comment (issue #43): a strict `updatedAtMs > + // sinceMs` alone drops a write landing in the exact same millisecond as + // `sinceMs`. The id tie-break recovers it without over-including: any + // row strictly after sinceMs qualifies outright; a row *at* sinceMs + // qualifies only if its id is past the last one already delivered at + // that same instant. auto rows = mapper() .Query() .Where(::Lightweight::FieldNameOf<&db::BookmarkRecord::ownerPrincipal>, "=", owner) - .Where(::Lightweight::FieldNameOf<&db::BookmarkRecord::updatedAtMs>, ">", since) + .Where([&](auto& q) { + return q.Where(::Lightweight::FieldNameOf<&db::BookmarkRecord::updatedAtMs>, ">", sinceMs) + .OrWhere([&](auto& q2) { + return q2.Where(::Lightweight::FieldNameOf<&db::BookmarkRecord::updatedAtMs>, "=", + sinceMs) + .Where(::Lightweight::FieldNameOf<&db::BookmarkRecord::id>, ">", sinceLastId); + }); + }) + .OrderBy(::Lightweight::FieldNameOf<&db::BookmarkRecord::updatedAtMs>) + .OrderBy(::Lightweight::FieldNameOf<&db::BookmarkRecord::id>) .All(); GetChangesSinceResult result; - result.asOf = fromEpochMs(asOf); + result.asOf.timestampMs = fromEpochMs(asOf); + // The next cursor's tie-break is the highest id delivered *at exactly + // asOf* -- a row strictly before asOf needs no tie-break (already + // excluded outright by the next poll's `>` on its own), and no row can + // exist strictly after asOf, since asOf was captured before this query + // ran. Rows are ordered (updatedAtMs, id) ascending above, so the last + // row sharing asOf's timestamp, if any, is found from the back. + for (auto it = rows.rbegin(); it != rows.rend(); ++it) { + if (static_cast(it->updatedAtMs.Value()) == asOf) { + result.asOf.lastId = static_cast(it->id.Value()); + break; + } + } for (const auto& rec : rows) { BookmarkSummary summary; summary.id = BookmarkId{static_cast(rec.id.Value())}; diff --git a/examples/bookmarks/tests/test_bookmark_model.cpp b/examples/bookmarks/tests/test_bookmark_model.cpp index 759ee335..d1823837 100644 --- a/examples/bookmarks/tests/test_bookmark_model.cpp +++ b/examples/bookmarks/tests/test_bookmark_model.cpp @@ -248,6 +248,60 @@ TEST_CASE("GetChangesSince returns only bookmarks touched after the given instan (void) id1; } +TEST_CASE("GetChangesSince does not miss a write landing in the same millisecond as the cursor", + "[bookmarks][model]") { + // Regression test for issue #43: a cursor that compares only on + // updated_at_ms with strict `>` can silently drop a write whose + // timestamp equals the previous poll's asOf (same millisecond -- a + // plausible timing window on a fast machine or a loaded CI runner, not + // a contrived one). Frozen to a single instant, like the analogous + // same-millisecond BulkEdit regression test above, so the race is + // deterministic rather than relying on incidental timing. + DbFixture fixture; + bookmarks::BookmarkModel model; + const ScopedPrincipal alice{"alice"}; + + const auto frozenAt = *morph::ladder::now(); + const morph::ladder::ScopedClockOverride clock{frozenAt}; + + // First poll: nothing exists yet. Its asOf is frozenAt with no + // tie-break id (nothing at that instant to break a tie against). + const auto cursor = model.execute(bookmarks::GetChangesSince{}).asOf; + + // A write lands in the *same* frozen millisecond as the cursor just + // captured -- still under the same ScopedClockOverride, so + // updated_at_ms for this row is bit-for-bit equal to cursor's instant. + const auto id = model.execute(makeCreate("https://same-ms.example")).id; + + // The strict `>` bug would exclude this row: updated_at_ms == since, + // not >. The fix must still return it via the id tie-break. + const auto changes = model.execute(bookmarks::GetChangesSince{.since = cursor}); + REQUIRE(changes.changed.size() == 1); + CHECK(*changes.changed.front().id == *id); +} + +TEST_CASE("GetChangesSince's same-millisecond tie-break never re-delivers an already-seen write", + "[bookmarks][model]") { + // Companion to the test above: the id tie-break must be a strict `>` + // on id, not `>=` -- otherwise the write that established the cursor + // would be re-delivered forever on every subsequent poll at the same + // frozen instant. + DbFixture fixture; + bookmarks::BookmarkModel model; + const ScopedPrincipal alice{"alice"}; + + const auto frozenAt = *morph::ladder::now(); + const morph::ladder::ScopedClockOverride clock{frozenAt}; + + (void) model.execute(makeCreate("https://first.example")); + const auto cursor = model.execute(bookmarks::GetChangesSince{}).asOf; + + // No further writes -- polling again with the cursor that already + // covers the one write above must come back empty. + const auto changes = model.execute(bookmarks::GetChangesSince{.since = cursor}); + CHECK(changes.changed.empty()); +} + TEST_CASE("BulkEdit archives every listed bookmark and adds/removes tags atomically", "[bookmarks][model]") { DbFixture fixture; diff --git a/examples/polls/README.md b/examples/polls/README.md index 97b4626f..def5862b 100644 --- a/examples/polls/README.md +++ b/examples/polls/README.md @@ -91,14 +91,17 @@ runs on. single-row action in rung 2 used) but is orthogonal to undo. 4. **`GetEventsSince` is genuinely new work, not a `GetChangesSince` port.** Rung 2's `GetChangesSince` is a timestamp-diffed-current-state view - (`WHERE updatedAtMs > since`, returning full current rows) — not the - Zulip append-only event-log pattern this rung's own "morph subsystems - exercised" section correctly calls for. **Resolved shape**: a genuine - `poll_events` table (sequence id + payload per mutation), with a - **table-wide monotonic autoincrement sequence id, not a timestamp** — - rung 2's `BulkEdit`/`MergeTags` idempotency-key fix rounds (Tasks 8/9) - both hit millisecond-collision bugs from timestamp-keyed uniqueness; - an autoincrement primary key sidesteps that class of bug entirely, and + (`WHERE updatedAtMs > since OR (updatedAtMs = since AND id > lastId)` — + the `id` tie-break is issue #43's fix for the millisecond-boundary case a + bare `updatedAtMs > since` can silently drop; still a current-state view, + returning full current rows, not a log) — not the Zulip append-only + event-log pattern this rung's own "morph subsystems exercised" section + correctly calls for. **Resolved shape**: a genuine `poll_events` table + (sequence id + payload per mutation), with a **table-wide monotonic + autoincrement sequence id, not a timestamp** — rung 2's + `BulkEdit`/`MergeTags` idempotency-key fix rounds (Tasks 8/9) both hit + millisecond-collision bugs from timestamp-keyed uniqueness; an + autoincrement primary key sidesteps that class of bug entirely, and the README's own requirement ("a client holding `lastEventId=42`... sees nothing new forever, silently") is exactly what a durable, never-reused sequence id guarantees. **The "and/or epoch token" alternative the From 2851376aed8742962493d82f1bcc0fa0a4e8203a Mon Sep 17 00:00:00 2001 From: Yaraslau Tamashevich Date: Thu, 13 Aug 2026 22:29:56 +0300 Subject: [PATCH 07/14] docs+ladder: remove docs/superpowers/ (planning artifacts, not feature docs); close findings 010/015/016 docs/superpowers/ (6 files: rung 0-3 implementation plans, one design-spec draft) held dated planning-process documents, not the "one file per feature, compressed reference documentation, present tense only" convention CLAUDE.md/CONTRIBUTING.md describe for that path -- git history already covers implementation plans, so these are redundant with it, the same reasoning the earlier docs/findings/ cleanup applied. Removed the whole directory; CLAUDE.md/CONTRIBUTING.md's docs/superpowers/ convention itself is unchanged, since it was never actually violated by the rule, only by these files. Fixed the two comments that cited a deleted plan file by name: examples/polls/gui_wasm/main_wasm.cpp's doc comment (also dropped two dead "finding 017"/"finding 032" bare-number references in the same passage -- both files were already deleted in the earlier findings cleanup) and tests/test_quantity_forms.cpp's i18nKey comment, which cited docs/superpowers/plans/2026-07-20-gui-i18n.md -- a file that did not exist even before this change. Both now state the current behavior directly instead of citing a planning doc. Findings 010 (forms has no sum types), 015 (reconcileDeclaredPrecision retag-vs-round verification), and 016 (FileOfflineQueue linear-scan depth) are all disposition: documented-limitation, test: spec-cited -- already fully covered by docs/spec/forms/forms.md and docs/spec/offline/offline.md citations, the same closed-disposition category the earlier findings-queue cleanup (docs+ladder: close out the findings queue) deleted ~25 of. Deleted; nothing to migrate since the spec already states each limitation. Signed-off-by: Yaraslau Tamashevich --- docs/findings/010-forms-no-sum-types.md | 13 - .../015-forms-reconcile-retags-not-rounds.md | 18 - .../016-offline-queue-unbounded-depth.md | 13 - .../2026-08-06-ladder-rung0-infrastructure.md | 2603 -------- .../plans/2026-08-06-ladder-rung1-pastebin.md | 3001 --------- .../2026-08-07-ladder-rung2-bookmarks.md | 5844 ----------------- ...26-08-07-ladder-rung3-framework-prereqs.md | 1135 ---- .../plans/2026-08-08-ladder-rung3-polls.md | 2118 ------ .../2026-08-11-strong-storage-types-design.md | 123 - examples/polls/gui_wasm/main_wasm.cpp | 11 +- tests/test_quantity_forms.cpp | 5 +- 11 files changed, 7 insertions(+), 14877 deletions(-) delete mode 100644 docs/findings/010-forms-no-sum-types.md delete mode 100644 docs/findings/015-forms-reconcile-retags-not-rounds.md delete mode 100644 docs/findings/016-offline-queue-unbounded-depth.md delete mode 100644 docs/superpowers/plans/2026-08-06-ladder-rung0-infrastructure.md delete mode 100644 docs/superpowers/plans/2026-08-06-ladder-rung1-pastebin.md delete mode 100644 docs/superpowers/plans/2026-08-07-ladder-rung2-bookmarks.md delete mode 100644 docs/superpowers/plans/2026-08-07-ladder-rung3-framework-prereqs.md delete mode 100644 docs/superpowers/plans/2026-08-08-ladder-rung3-polls.md delete mode 100644 docs/superpowers/specs/2026-08-11-strong-storage-types-design.md diff --git a/docs/findings/010-forms-no-sum-types.md b/docs/findings/010-forms-no-sum-types.md deleted file mode 100644 index 2a166a83..00000000 --- a/docs/findings/010-forms-no-sum-types.md +++ /dev/null @@ -1,13 +0,0 @@ ---- -id: 010 -title: Forms palette has no sum types -subsystem: forms -severity: major -source: examples/LADDER.md, forms-subsystem gaps -disposition: documented-limitation -test: spec-cited ---- - -The forms vocabulary provides no native sum-type support (tagged unions, discriminated unions). When an action field must express one of several alternatives — such as a measurement that is "a quantity, or below limit-of-detection, or above upper detection limit" — the application encodes it as a multi-field structure glued by cross-field rules (`x-rules`), per `docs/spec/forms/forms.md`'s "Sum types not in the forms palette — multi-field encoding by design" section. - -This is an intentional design constraint: sum types are rare in the domain models the ladder exercises (which already use `hasValue()` optionality and `Choice` enums), and the rule-based multi-field encoding is expressive enough for the ladder's rungs while keeping the schema and validation machinery focused and maintainable. diff --git a/docs/findings/015-forms-reconcile-retags-not-rounds.md b/docs/findings/015-forms-reconcile-retags-not-rounds.md deleted file mode 100644 index ed5314bb..00000000 --- a/docs/findings/015-forms-reconcile-retags-not-rounds.md +++ /dev/null @@ -1,18 +0,0 @@ ---- -id: 015 -title: reconcileDeclaredPrecision retagging behavior — verify spec/code agreement -subsystem: forms -severity: minor -source: examples/LADDER.md; docs/spec/forms/forms.md line 1178 -disposition: documented-limitation -test: spec-cited ---- - -**Verification finding (not an assertion).** LADDER.md claims that `reconcileDeclaredPrecision` "retags rather than rounds (spec text and code disagree)". Inspection of: - -- `docs/spec/forms/forms.md:1178`: "Retags every `Quantity` member of `action` in place to its declared precision (`atDeclaredPrecision()`)" -- `include/morph/forms/forms.hpp:2128`: `member = member.atDeclaredPrecision();` - -shows the spec **already documents** the retag behavior exactly as the code implements it — no disagreement exists at this citation. The LADDER.md claim appears stale as of this rung. - -**Disposition.** Filed as `documented-limitation` because the spec explicitly documents the retag-vs-round design choice. Rung 6 owns the decision of whether to stay with retag or migrate to rounding; this entry serves as a flag that the claim in LADDER.md was verified as already-resolved. diff --git a/docs/findings/016-offline-queue-unbounded-depth.md b/docs/findings/016-offline-queue-unbounded-depth.md deleted file mode 100644 index 15abcd88..00000000 --- a/docs/findings/016-offline-queue-unbounded-depth.md +++ /dev/null @@ -1,13 +0,0 @@ ---- -id: 016 -title: FileOfflineQueue keyed enqueue is a linear scan (no depth bound) -subsystem: offline -severity: minor -source: examples/LADDER.md; include/morph/offline/file_offline_queue.hpp:105 -disposition: documented-limitation -test: spec-cited ---- - -`FileOfflineQueue` performs keyed `enqueue()` (idempotency-key deduplication) as a linear scan over pending items — O(n) per call. This is intentional and documented in `docs/spec/offline/offline.md:215-216` as acceptable for modest queue depths, with `SqliteOfflineQueue` provided as an index-backed alternative for high-volume keyed enqueues. - -**Scope.** The reference NDJSON implementation (`FileOfflineQueue`) is by design simple and dependency-free; it targets use cases where queue depth stays bounded (tens of items, not thousands). Apps requiring high-concurrency dedup should use `SqliteOfflineQueue` instead, whose foreign-key dedup is index-backed and scales. diff --git a/docs/superpowers/plans/2026-08-06-ladder-rung0-infrastructure.md b/docs/superpowers/plans/2026-08-06-ladder-rung0-infrastructure.md deleted file mode 100644 index 6fcd072c..00000000 --- a/docs/superpowers/plans/2026-08-06-ladder-rung0-infrastructure.md +++ /dev/null @@ -1,2603 +0,0 @@ -# Ladder Rung 0 (Infrastructure) Implementation Plan - -> **For agentic workers:** REQUIRED SUB-SKILL: Use superpowers:subagent-driven-development (recommended) or superpowers:executing-plans to implement this plan task-by-task. Steps use checkbox (`- [ ]`) syntax for tracking. - -**Goal:** Build rung 0 of the [application ladder](../../../examples/LADDER.md) — the -shared infrastructure that must exist before pastebin (rung 1, the first app in the -ladder table) can be built: the findings backfill, the `examples/common` testkit -(`pump.hpp`, `db_fixture.hpp`, `db_fault_fixture.hpp`, `backend_rig.hpp`, the -Qt-owning Catch2 `main()`), the shared presenter architecture -(`examples/common/gui`), the `ladder-tests` CI job, the fault-injection wire proxy -+ deterministic strand interleaver, and the WASM-remote spike proving -`QtWebSocketBackend` works from a WASM client. - -**Architecture:** Two new CMake targets — `morph_ladder_gui` (STATIC, `Qt6::Core` -only, no Catch2: presenters) and `morph_ladder_testkit` (STATIC, morph + Catch2 + -`Qt6::WebSockets` + Lightweight: pump/fixtures/rig/fault-proxy/interleaver) — plus -one Catch2 binary, `ladder_common_tests`, that is the testkit's own self-test suite -(round-7's "framework coverage" reframe: this machinery is conformance coverage for -morph's client stack, not GUI testing, so it earns its own binary rather than -piggybacking on a future rung). No application model exists at this rung; rung 1 -(pastebin) consumes these targets in a follow-up plan. - -**Tech Stack:** C++23, Qt6 (Core, WebSockets), Catch2 v3, Lightweight ORM -(SQLite/ODBC), CMake 3.25+, GitHub Actions. - -## Global Constraints - -- C++23 throughout (`target_compile_features(... PUBLIC cxx_std_23)`), matching root `CMakeLists.txt`. -- `morph_ladder_testkit` requires `MORPH_BUILD_QT=ON` (for `morph::qt` / - `Qt6::WebSockets`) and `MORPH_BUILD_TESTS=ON` (for Catch2); configure fails loudly - (`message(FATAL_ERROR ...)`) if either is off while `MORPH_BUILD_LADDER=ON`. -- `morph_ladder_gui` links **`Qt6::Core` only** — no `Qt6::WebSockets`, no Catch2 - ([`../../../examples/TESTING.md`](../../../examples/TESTING.md) presenter - architecture rule 1). -- No `sleep_for` outside `pump.hpp` — a review-rejectable defect per - [`TESTING.md`](../../../examples/TESTING.md) "Pumping discipline". -- No raw `sqlite3_*` calls anywhere; all persistence through the Lightweight ORM - per [`IMPLEMENTATION.md`](../../../examples/IMPLEMENTATION.md) rule 4. The ladder's - DB fixtures mirror **Lightweight's own test-suite conventions** - (`Lightweight/src/tests/Utils.hpp`'s `SqlTestFixture`, `CoreTests.cpp`'s - `main()`, `MigrationLockTests.cpp`'s two-`SqlConnection` contention pattern) — - one real on-disk SQLite database shared per test binary, reset between test - cases by dropping tables, not a fresh temp file per fixture; genuine store-error - coverage (`SQLITE_BUSY`-class contention) uses Lightweight's own shipped - `SqlScopedLock` primitive across two real connections, not a mock or hand-rolled - raw SQL (see Tasks 3–4). -- One `examples/CMakeLists.txt`; `MORPH_BUILD_LADDER` bool + `MORPH_LADDER_RUNGS` - cache list; a `morph_add_rung()` function for future rungs to consume (defined - here, first invoked by rung 1's plan). -- `examples/common` needs an **additive-only API discipline after rung 3** - ([`LADDER.md`](../../../examples/LADDER.md)) — not yet binding at rung 0, but this - plan's public surface (`pump.hpp`, `AppContext`, `Presenter`, `BackendRig`) is the - baseline later rungs build on, so keep it minimal and intentional. -- Findings backfill is **the first task of rung 0, before any app code** - ([`FINDINGS.md`](../../../examples/FINDINGS.md), "Back-fill"). -- License hygiene: no code, comments, or structure ported from AGPL/GPL anchors — - not applicable to this plan (rung 0 has no anchor project) but binding for rung 1 - onward. - ---- - -## Task 0: Findings backfill - -**Files:** -- Create: `docs/findings/001-async-shared-attach-synchronous.md` -- Create: `docs/findings/002-completion-no-client-execute-deadline.md` -- Create: `docs/findings/003-datetime-now-not-injectable.md` -- Create: `docs/findings/004-no-fault-injection-wire-proxy.md` -- Create: `docs/findings/005-bridge-no-pendingcalls.md` -- Create: `docs/findings/006-mainthreadexecutor-no-runonce.md` -- Create: `docs/findings/007-qtexecutor-no-context-target.md` -- Create: `docs/findings/008-no-connection-scoped-simulated-client.md` -- Create: `docs/findings/009-forms-no-tagged-newtype-helper.md` -- Create: `docs/findings/010-forms-no-sum-types.md` -- Create: `docs/findings/011-forms-closed-rule-vocabulary.md` -- Create: `docs/findings/012-forms-no-pre-decode-validation-seam.md` -- Create: `docs/findings/013-forms-no-explicit-submit-mode.md` -- Create: `docs/findings/014-forms-decimalplaces-floor.md` -- Create: `docs/findings/015-forms-reconcile-retags-not-rounds.md` -- Create: `docs/findings/016-offline-queue-unbounded-depth.md` - -**Interfaces:** -- Produces: 16 finding files under `docs/findings/`, each following - [`FINDINGS.md`](../../../examples/FINDINGS.md)'s frontmatter contract - (`id`, `title`, `subsystem`, `severity`, `source`, `disposition`, `test`). - Later tasks reference `004` by id when they close it out (Task 7). - -**Note on rigor — verify before filing, don't copy stale claims:** the governing -docs (`LADDER.md`, `IMPLEMENTATION.md`, `TESTING.md`) were written across several -review rounds and can be stale by the time this task runs. Two examples found -while drafting this plan: - -1. `LADDER.md` claims "the SyncWorker's hard-coded 5-attempt cap dead-letters - legitimate writes after five flaky reconnects" as a gap "rung 4 must surface... - in the UI, not logs." Reading `include/morph/offline/sync_worker.hpp` shows a - `DeadLetterSink` constructor parameter already exists (`SyncWorker(IOfflineQueue&, - ReplayFunction, DeadLetterSink deadLetterSink = nullptr)`) — the mechanism is - present; wiring it to a UI is an **app-layer task for rung 4**, not a framework - finding. **Do not file this one.** -2. `LADDER.md` claims `reconcileDeclaredPrecision` "retags rather than rounds - (spec text and code disagree)". Reading `docs/spec/forms/forms.md` line ~1178 - shows the spec *already* documents the retag behavior, matching the code — - no disagreement found at that citation. File `015` as a **verification finding** - (see below) rather than asserting a disagreement that may not exist; the step - for `015` says explicitly what to re-check. - -For every finding below, before writing the file: `grep`/read the cited -location in the *current* tree and update the citation (path:line) to what you -actually find. If a claimed gap turns out already closed, skip that finding and -note the skip in the task's completion notes, the same way item 1 above was -skipped here. - -- [ ] **Step 1: Write finding 001 (fully worked template — copy this shape for the rest)** - -```markdown ---- -id: 001 -title: Shared/keyed model attach has no async path (aborts WASM's page) -subsystem: bridge -severity: blocker -source: LADDER.md framework prerequisite 1 (round-7 review); TESTING.md "WASM reality" -disposition: open -test: spec-cited ---- - -`IBackend::registerModelShared` and `IBackend::attachModel` -(`include/morph/core/backend.hpp`, ~lines 179–214) are synchronous virtuals; -`Bridge`'s shared/keyed attach path (`include/morph/core/bridge.hpp`, the -`registerModelShared`/`attachModel` call sites around lines 296–315 and 594) -calls them inline from the caller's thread. `IBackend::registerModelAsync` -(`backend.hpp` ~line 146) covers only the *plain* (non-shared) registration -path — there is no `registerModelSharedAsync`/`attachModelAsync`. - -On WASM, a synchronous call that nests an event loop while waiting for a -server round-trip aborts the page (the same class of bug `registerModelAsync` -was built to fix for plain registration — see -`tests/qt/test_qt_websocket.cpp`'s `[issue26]`-tagged tests, which prove the -plain async path but not the shared one). - -**What should happen:** a `registerModelSharedAsync`/`attachModelAsync` pair -with the same non-blocking contract as `registerModelAsync` (returns -immediately, delivers the bound id via a callback pumped through the event -loop), so a WASM client's first `GetPaste`/`AttachBoard`-style call cannot -abort the page. - -**What happens instead:** any WASM client that resolves burn/board/poll -atomicity via a shared keyed instance must avoid the synchronous attach path -entirely today, or accept the abort risk. Rung 1's pastebin README documents -choosing SQL-level atomicity instead of a shared instance specifically to -duck this gap (see `examples/pastebin/README.md`, "Shared vs. unshared -instance"); rung 3 cannot duck it (`AllowShared`-over-WebSocket is rung 3's -mandate) and needs this finding resolved or explicitly re-scoped first. -``` - -- [ ] **Step 2: Verify the citation, then write finding 001 to `docs/findings/001-async-shared-attach-synchronous.md`** - -Run: `grep -n "registerModelShared\|attachModel" include/morph/core/backend.hpp include/morph/core/bridge.hpp` -Update the line numbers in the file above to match what you see, then write it. - -- [ ] **Step 3: Write findings 002–016** - -Each follows Step 1's exact frontmatter shape. Field values and source citations -(verify line numbers against current source before writing, per the note above): - -| id | title | subsystem | severity | disposition | citation to verify | -|---|---|---|---|---|---| -| 002 | `Completion` has no client-side execute deadline | core | major | open | `include/morph/core/completion.hpp` — confirm no timeout/deadline member exists (`grep -n "timeout\|deadline"` returns nothing today) | -| 003 | `DateTime::now()`/`Timestamp::now()` are not injectable for remotely-constructed models | util | major | open | `include/morph/util/datetime.hpp:76-77,259-260` — `DateTime::now()` calls `std::chrono::system_clock::now()` directly; registry-constructed models are default-constructed (no constructor injection point exists in `include/morph/core/registry.hpp`) | -| 004 | No fault-injection wire proxy or deterministic strand interleaver | qt | blocker | fix-scheduled | spec-cited against `examples/` — no `fault_proxy`/`strand_interleaver` file exists yet in the tree; **this rung's Task 7/8 is the scheduled fix** — once those land, edit this file's `disposition` to `documented-limitation`→actually to closed-via-regression (set `test:` to `examples/common/testkit/test_fault_proxy.cpp` and `test_strand_interleaver.cpp`, and add a one-line "Resolved by " note) | -| 005 | `Bridge` has no `pendingCalls()` (client-side quiescence observability) | bridge | minor | open | `include/morph/core/bridge.hpp` — confirm no `pendingCalls` member; presenter-level `busy()` counters (Task 6) substitute today | -| 006 | `MainThreadExecutor` has no single-step `runOnce()`/`drain()` | core | minor | open | `include/morph/core/executor.hpp` — confirm `MainThreadExecutor` exposes only `runFor(std::chrono::milliseconds)` (wall-clock blocking), no step primitive | -| 007 | `QtExecutor` has no optional `QObject*` context target | qt | paper-cut | open | `include/morph/qt/qt_executor.hpp` — confirm no per-thread-affinity constructor parameter; relevant once a rung needs N client threads (none does yet) | -| 008 | No connection-scoped simulated client | backend | minor | open | `include/morph/core/backend.hpp`/`remote.hpp` — confirm `SimulatedRemoteBackend` dispatches with `ConnectionId 0` and no `RemoteServer::openConnection()` exists; blocks deterministic connection-lifetime tests without real sockets | -| 009 | No `Tagged` opaque-newtype helper for protocol scalars | forms | major | open | `IMPLEMENTATION.md` rule 3 table, "Protocol scalars" row — cite the exact table row; confirm no such helper exists under `include/morph/forms/` or `include/morph/util/` | -| 010 | Forms palette has no sum types | forms | major | documented-limitation | `IMPLEMENTATION.md`, forms-subsystem gaps paragraph — this is stated as **by design** ("a *multi-field encoding* glued by `x-rules`, by design"); confirm `docs/spec/forms/forms.md` states this explicitly, and if it doesn't yet, add one sentence there as part of closing this finding (disposition `documented-limitation` requires the spec to say so) | -| 011 | Forms rule vocabulary is closed single-node conditions (no and/or/not) | forms | major | open | `IMPLEMENTATION.md`, forms-subsystem gaps paragraph; confirm against `include/morph/forms/forms.hpp`'s rule-condition types | -| 012 | No pre-decode wire validation seam | forms | major | open | `IMPLEMENTATION.md`, forms-subsystem gaps paragraph ("clamped `Rational`s reach `validate()` as plausible numbers") | -| 013 | Shipped forms renderer auto-fires on validity, no explicit submit | forms | blocker | open | `IMPLEMENTATION.md`, forms-subsystem gaps paragraph — flag this severity `blocker`: it directly blocks rung 1's `CreatePaste` GUI (any side-effectful form) per that same paragraph ("explicit-submit mode needed before any side-effectful rung form") | -| 014 | `DecimalPlaces` has a floor of 1 | forms | minor | open | `IMPLEMENTATION.md`, forms-subsystem gaps paragraph; verify against `include/morph/util/quantity.hpp:550-551` (`static_assert(DeclaredDecimals >= 1 ...)`) | -| 015 | `reconcileDeclaredPrecision` retagging behavior — verify spec/code agreement | forms | minor | open | **Verification finding, not an assertion**: `LADDER.md` claims spec and code disagree; `docs/spec/forms/forms.md` line ~1178 ("Retags every `Quantity` member of `action` in place to its declared precision") appears to *match* `include/morph/forms/forms.hpp:2113`'s behavior. Read the full spec section around that line and either (a) find the actual disagreement and cite it precisely, or (b) file this as `disposition: documented-limitation` with a note that the LADDER.md claim was stale as of this rung, and forward that correction to whoever owns rung 6 (the README says rung 6 owns the retag-vs-round decision) | -| 016 | `FileOfflineQueue` keyed enqueue is a linear scan (no depth bound) | offline | minor | documented-limitation | `include/morph/offline/file_offline_queue.hpp:105` (confirmed) — `LADDER.md` already frames this as accepted/understood ("queued deliberately") and notes `SqliteOfflineQueue`'s key dedup is index-backed instead; write the one-line spec note (`docs/spec/offline/offline.md`) this disposition requires if it isn't already there | - -- [ ] **Step 4: Commit** - -```bash -git add docs/findings/ -git commit -m "docs: back-fill ladder framework findings 001-016 (rung 0)" -``` - ---- - -## Task 1: Build wiring — `examples/CMakeLists.txt`, `examples/common/CMakeLists.txt`, `morph_add_rung()` - -**Files:** -- Create: `examples/CMakeLists.txt` -- Create: `examples/common/CMakeLists.txt` -- Create: `cmake/morph_add_rung.cmake` -- Modify: `CMakeLists.txt:12-18` (add `MORPH_BUILD_LADDER` option next to the other example options), and add an `add_subdirectory(examples)` call gated on it (near the existing `if(MORPH_BUILD_EXAMPLES)` block at line 230, but as its own top-level `if(MORPH_BUILD_LADDER)` block so the ladder does not depend on `MORPH_BUILD_EXAMPLES` toggling the pre-ladder demos) - -**Interfaces:** -- Produces: two link targets, `morph::ladder_gui` (alias of `morph_ladder_gui`) and `morph::ladder_testkit` (alias of `morph_ladder_testkit`) — both initially near-empty (headers added by Tasks 2–8); a `morph_add_rung(NAME )` CMake function (body deferred — documented and callable, first *used* by rung 1's plan, so its only obligation here is that the function exists, is idempotent to include twice, and is unit-tested by configuring with it called for a throwaway rung name in this task's own smoke check). -- Consumes: nothing from earlier tasks (this is the first code task). - -- [ ] **Step 1: Add the `MORPH_BUILD_LADDER` option and `examples/` subdirectory hook to the root `CMakeLists.txt`** - -Insert after line 18 (`option(MORPH_BUILD_FORMS_QML ...)`): - -```cmake -# The application ladder (examples/LADDER.md): a shared testkit + GUI -# architecture consumed by every ladder rung. Off by default like the other -# heavy-dependency example options; needs MORPH_BUILD_QT and MORPH_BUILD_TESTS -# (checked inside examples/common/CMakeLists.txt with a clear FATAL_ERROR). -option(MORPH_BUILD_LADDER "Build the application ladder's shared testkit/GUI infrastructure and enabled rungs" OFF) - -# Cache list of rungs to build when MORPH_BUILD_LADDER=ON. "all" builds every -# rung with a CMakeLists.txt under examples//; a semicolon-separated -# subset (e.g. "pastebin;bookmarks") builds only those. Rung 0 has no rung -# folders yet, so this option exists but has nothing to select until rung 1 -# lands (see examples/TESTING.md, "Build system and CI"). -set(MORPH_LADDER_RUNGS "all" CACHE STRING "Semicolon-separated list of ladder rungs to build, or \"all\"") -``` - -Insert a new top-level block after the existing `# ── Demo executable ──` block (after line 256, before the `# ── Tests ──` section) so it can see `Catch2` if needed but does not require it (the ladder finds/fetches Catch2 itself, mirroring bank): - -```cmake -# ── Application ladder (optional) ─────────────────────────────────────────── -if(MORPH_BUILD_LADDER) - add_subdirectory(examples) -endif() -``` - -- [ ] **Step 2: Write `cmake/morph_add_rung.cmake`** - -```cmake -# SPDX-License-Identifier: Apache-2.0 -# -# morph_add_rung(NAME ): scaffolds the standard target set for one -# ladder rung, per examples/TESTING.md "Build system and CI". Not yet invoked -# by rung 0 (which has no app); rung 1 (pastebin) is the first real caller. -# -# Creates, if the corresponding source files exist under examples//: -# ladder__lib STATIC — models + db (morph + Lightweight) -# ladder__gui_lib STATIC — presenters (Qt6::Core only, no Catch2) -# ladder__gui EXE — desktop client (Qt6 Quick/Widgets) -# ladder__gui_wasm EXE — Emscripten client (only when EMSCRIPTEN) -# ladder__tests EXE — Catch2 model + presenter tests -# ladder__headless EXE — QProcess test-client binary (rung 4+) -# -# Every ctest case discovered from ladder__tests gets labels "ladder" -# and "ladder-" (the CI path-filter unit — see .github/workflows/ci.yml, -# job ladder-tests) plus "stress"/"socket-only" where the test itself tags -# them (catch_discover_tests reads Catch2 tags, this function does not need -# to duplicate that). -function(morph_add_rung) - set(options "") - set(oneValueArgs NAME) - set(multiValueArgs "") - cmake_parse_arguments(RUNG "${options}" "${oneValueArgs}" "${multiValueArgs}" ${ARGN}) - - if(NOT RUNG_NAME) - message(FATAL_ERROR "morph_add_rung() requires NAME ") - endif() - - if(NOT TARGET morph_ladder_testkit) - message(FATAL_ERROR "morph_add_rung(NAME ${RUNG_NAME}) called before examples/common was added " - "(morph_ladder_testkit does not exist yet) — add_subdirectory(common) first.") - endif() - - # Body intentionally minimal at rung 0: no rung has source files to - # collect yet. Rung 1's plan extends this with the file-globbing and - # per-target wiring once examples/pastebin/{src,include,gui,tests} - # exist. Left as a callable no-op (beyond the guards above) so this - # task's own smoke test (Task 1 Step 4) can prove the function loads - # and validates its arguments without inventing rung content. - message(STATUS "morph_add_rung: registered rung '${RUNG_NAME}' (target wiring lands with that rung's own plan)") -endfunction() -``` - -- [ ] **Step 3: Write `examples/CMakeLists.txt`** - -```cmake -# SPDX-License-Identifier: Apache-2.0 -# -# The application ladder (examples/LADDER.md). Orchestrates the shared -# infrastructure (common/) and, once MORPH_LADDER_RUNGS names them, the -# individual rung apps. Reached only when MORPH_BUILD_LADDER=ON (see the root -# CMakeLists.txt). - -cmake_minimum_required(VERSION 3.25) - -if(NOT TARGET morph::morph) - message(FATAL_ERROR - "examples/ (the ladder) expects the morph::morph target. Configure from the " - "repository root with -DMORPH_BUILD_LADDER=ON instead of configuring " - "examples/ directly.") -endif() - -include(${CMAKE_SOURCE_DIR}/cmake/morph_add_rung.cmake) - -add_subdirectory(common) - -# Rung directories register themselves here as they gain CMakeLists.txt files -# (rung 1 onward). MORPH_LADDER_RUNGS == "all" or a semicolon list selects -# which are configured — see examples/TESTING.md, "Build system and CI". -# No rung exists yet at rung 0, so this loop currently has nothing to do; it -# is real, working selection logic (not a placeholder) that the first rung's -# CMakeLists.txt addition activates without needing to touch this file again. -set(_morph_known_rungs pastebin bookmarks polls kanban) -foreach(_rung ${_morph_known_rungs}) - if(NOT EXISTS "${CMAKE_CURRENT_SOURCE_DIR}/${_rung}/CMakeLists.txt") - continue() - endif() - if(MORPH_LADDER_RUNGS STREQUAL "all" OR _rung IN_LIST MORPH_LADDER_RUNGS) - add_subdirectory(${_rung}) - endif() -endforeach() -``` - -- [ ] **Step 4: Write `examples/common/CMakeLists.txt` (skeleton — grows in Tasks 2–8)** - -```cmake -# SPDX-License-Identifier: Apache-2.0 -# -# Shared ladder infrastructure: the presenter architecture (gui/) and the -# testkit (testkit/). See examples/TESTING.md. - -if(NOT MORPH_BUILD_QT) - message(FATAL_ERROR - "MORPH_BUILD_LADDER requires MORPH_BUILD_QT=ON: the testkit's BackendRig " - "Socket mode and the fault-injection proxy both need morph::qt " - "(Qt6::WebSockets).") -endif() -if(NOT MORPH_BUILD_TESTS) - message(FATAL_ERROR - "MORPH_BUILD_LADDER requires MORPH_BUILD_TESTS=ON: Catch2 backs the " - "ladder testkit (morph_ladder_testkit) and ladder_common_tests.") -endif() - -find_package(Qt6 6.5 REQUIRED COMPONENTS Core WebSockets) -qt_standard_project_setup(REQUIRES 6.5) - -# ── Lightweight ORM (hoisted here once; TESTING.md "Build system and CI") ─── -include(FetchContent) -set(LIGHTWEIGHT_BUILD_TESTS OFF CACHE BOOL "" FORCE) -set(LIGHTWEIGHT_BUILD_EXAMPLES OFF CACHE BOOL "" FORCE) -set(LIGHTWEIGHT_BUILD_TOOLS OFF CACHE BOOL "" FORCE) -set(LIGHTWEIGHT_BUILD_BENCHMARK OFF CACHE BOOL "" FORCE) -FetchContent_Declare(Lightweight - GIT_REPOSITORY https://github.com/LASTRADA-Software/Lightweight.git - GIT_TAG v0.20260625.0 - GIT_SHALLOW TRUE -) -FetchContent_MakeAvailable(Lightweight) - -find_package(Catch2 3 CONFIG QUIET) -if(NOT Catch2_FOUND) - message(FATAL_ERROR "Catch2 not found; MORPH_BUILD_TESTS=ON should have fetched it already (see root CMakeLists.txt).") -endif() - -# ── morph_ladder_gui: presenters, Qt6::Core only, no Catch2 ───────────────── -add_library(morph_ladder_gui STATIC - gui/app_context.cpp - gui/presenter.cpp -) -add_library(morph::ladder_gui ALIAS morph_ladder_gui) -target_include_directories(morph_ladder_gui PUBLIC ${CMAKE_CURRENT_SOURCE_DIR}) -target_link_libraries(morph_ladder_gui PUBLIC morph::morph Qt6::Core) -target_compile_features(morph_ladder_gui PUBLIC cxx_std_23) -set_target_properties(morph_ladder_gui PROPERTIES AUTOMOC ON) -apply_warnings(morph_ladder_gui) - -# ── morph_ladder_testkit: pump/fixtures/rig/fault-proxy/interleaver ───────── -add_library(morph_ladder_testkit STATIC - testkit/db_fixture.cpp - testkit/db_fault_fixture.cpp - testkit/fault_proxy.cpp - testkit/strand_interleaver.cpp -) -add_library(morph::ladder_testkit ALIAS morph_ladder_testkit) -target_include_directories(morph_ladder_testkit PUBLIC ${CMAKE_CURRENT_SOURCE_DIR}) -target_link_libraries(morph_ladder_testkit PUBLIC - morph::morph morph::qt morph::ladder_gui - Catch2::Catch2 Qt6::WebSockets Lightweight::Lightweight -) -target_compile_features(morph_ladder_testkit PUBLIC cxx_std_23) -set_target_properties(morph_ladder_testkit PROPERTIES AUTOMOC ON) -# Lightweight's headers are not -Werror clean (same caveat as bank/CMakeLists.txt) — -# do not apply_warnings() here. - -# ── ladder_common_tests: the testkit's own self-test suite ────────────────── -add_executable(ladder_common_tests - testkit/testkit_main.cpp -) -target_link_libraries(ladder_common_tests PRIVATE morph::ladder_testkit) -target_compile_features(ladder_common_tests PRIVATE cxx_std_23) -set_target_properties(ladder_common_tests PROPERTIES AUTOMOC ON) -apply_warnings(ladder_common_tests) - -include(Catch) -get_target_property(_qt_core_dll Qt6::Core IMPORTED_LOCATION) -cmake_path(GET _qt_core_dll PARENT_PATH _qt_bin_dir) -catch_discover_tests(ladder_common_tests - DISCOVERY_MODE POST_BUILD - DL_PATHS "${_qt_bin_dir}" - PROPERTIES LABELS "ladder;ladder-0" TIMEOUT 120 -) -``` - -Note: this step lists sources (`gui/app_context.cpp`, `testkit/db_fixture.cpp`, -etc.) that do not exist until Tasks 2–8 create them — CMake configuration will -fail until then. That is expected and correct: Task 1's own smoke check (Step 5 -below) verifies configuration only, and each later task adds the file it names -here before that task's own build/test step runs. - -- [ ] **Step 5: Smoke-check configuration after stubbing the not-yet-written sources** - -Before running this, create empty placeholder `.cpp` files so CMake can configure -(each later task replaces its placeholder with real content — this is scaffolding -the plan itself calls for, not a shipped placeholder): - -```bash -mkdir -p examples/common/gui examples/common/testkit -for f in gui/app_context.cpp gui/presenter.cpp \ - testkit/db_fixture.cpp testkit/db_fault_fixture.cpp \ - testkit/fault_proxy.cpp testkit/strand_interleaver.cpp \ - testkit/testkit_main.cpp; do - [ -f "examples/common/$f" ] || printf '// SPDX-License-Identifier: Apache-2.0\n' > "examples/common/$f" -done -``` - -Run: `cmake --preset gcc-debug -DMORPH_BUILD_QT=ON -DMORPH_BUILD_LADDER=ON` -Expected: configures cleanly, prints `morph_add_rung: registered rung...` is -**not** printed (no rung calls it yet) — just confirm no `FATAL_ERROR` and -`morph_ladder_testkit`/`morph_ladder_gui`/`ladder_common_tests` appear in -`cmake --build --preset gcc-debug --target help` output. - -- [ ] **Step 6: Commit** - -```bash -git add CMakeLists.txt cmake/morph_add_rung.cmake examples/CMakeLists.txt examples/common/CMakeLists.txt examples/common/gui examples/common/testkit -git commit -m "ladder: add rung-0 build wiring (MORPH_BUILD_LADDER, examples/common skeleton)" -``` - ---- - -## Task 2: `pump.hpp` + Qt-owning `testkit_main.cpp` + first self-test - -**Files:** -- Create: `examples/common/testkit/pump.hpp` -- Modify: `examples/common/testkit/testkit_main.cpp` (replace Task 1's placeholder) -- Create: `examples/common/testkit/test_pump.cpp` -- Modify: `examples/common/CMakeLists.txt` — add `testkit/test_pump.cpp` to `ladder_common_tests`' sources - -**Interfaces:** -- Produces: `morph::ladder::testkit::pumpUntil(pred, deadline = 5s)`, - `morph::ladder::testkit::awaitQt(morph::async::Completion)`, - `morph::ladder::testkit::settle(Presenter&)` (the last one's signature is - finalized in Task 6 once `Presenter` exists — declare it here as a template - over anything exposing `bool busy() const`, so Task 6 needs no changes to - this file). -- Consumes: nothing beyond `morph::async::Completion` (already in `morph::morph`). - -- [ ] **Step 1: Write `pump.hpp`** - -```cpp -// SPDX-License-Identifier: Apache-2.0 -#pragma once - -#include -#include - -#include - -#include -#include -#include -#include -#include -#include -#include - -/// @file -/// The ladder testkit's only sanctioned wait surface (examples/TESTING.md, -/// "Pumping discipline"). A `sleep_for` anywhere else in ladder test code is a -/// review-rejectable defect. - -namespace morph::ladder::testkit { - -namespace detail { - -/// @brief `MORPH_LADDER_DEADLINE_MS`, read once per process — scales every -/// `pumpUntil` default deadline uniformly (slow CI runners, sanitizer -/// builds) without touching call sites. -inline double deadlineScale() { - static const double scale = [] { - const char* env = std::getenv("MORPH_LADDER_DEADLINE_MS"); - if (env == nullptr) { - return 1.0; - } - try { - // Interpreted as "use this many ms as the new 5000ms baseline". - return std::stod(env) / 5000.0; - } catch (const std::exception&) { - return 1.0; - } - }(); - return scale; -} - -} // namespace detail - -/// @brief Bounded `processEvents` slices until @p pred is true or @p deadline elapses. -/// -/// @param pred Polled after every slice. -/// @param deadline Wall-clock budget, scaled by `MORPH_LADDER_DEADLINE_MS`. -/// @return `true` if @p pred became true before the deadline, `false` on timeout. -template Pred> -bool pumpUntil(Pred pred, std::chrono::milliseconds deadline = std::chrono::milliseconds{5000}) { - const auto scaledDeadline = - std::chrono::milliseconds{static_cast(static_cast(deadline.count()) * detail::deadlineScale())}; - const auto start = std::chrono::steady_clock::now(); - while (!pred()) { - if (std::chrono::steady_clock::now() - start >= scaledDeadline) { - return false; - } - QCoreApplication::processEvents(QEventLoop::AllEvents, 10); - } - return true; -} - -/// @brief Resolves one `Completion` by pumping the Qt loop; rethrows errors. -/// -/// @tparam T Result type of @p completion. -/// @param completion The completion to await. -/// @param deadline Wall-clock budget passed through to `pumpUntil`. -/// @return The resolved value. -/// @throws std::runtime_error if the deadline elapses before resolution. -template -T awaitQt(::morph::async::Completion completion, std::chrono::milliseconds deadline = std::chrono::milliseconds{5000}) { - std::optional value; - std::exception_ptr error; - completion - .then([&](T resolved) { value = std::move(resolved); }) - .onError([&](const std::exception_ptr& err) { error = err; }); - - const bool settled = pumpUntil([&] { return value.has_value() || error != nullptr; }, deadline); - if (!settled) { - throw std::runtime_error("awaitQt: deadline elapsed before the completion resolved"); - } - if (error) { - std::rethrow_exception(error); - } - return std::move(*value); -} - -/// @brief `pumpUntil(!presenter.busy())` — waits for a presenter's tracked -/// completions to drain. See `examples/common/gui/presenter.hpp` -/// (Task 6) for `busy()`'s contract; this template has no header -/// dependency on that type, so Task 6 requires no change here. -/// @tparam PresenterLike Anything exposing `bool busy() const`. -template -bool settle(const PresenterLike& presenter, std::chrono::milliseconds deadline = std::chrono::milliseconds{5000}) { - return pumpUntil([&] { return !presenter.busy(); }, deadline); -} - -} // namespace morph::ladder::testkit -``` - -- [ ] **Step 2: Write `testkit_main.cpp`** - -```cpp -// SPDX-License-Identifier: Apache-2.0 -// -// Qt-owning Catch2 main, copied from tests/qt/test_qt_websocket.cpp's pattern: -// QCoreApplication must outlive every QObject Catch2 constructs during the run -// and be destroyed before static teardown, or Qt's cleanup runs against a torn -// -down app (observed upstream as a heap-corruption abort on shutdown). - -#include -#include -#include - -int main(int argc, char* argv[]) { - QCoreApplication app{argc, argv}; - int result = Catch::Session().run(argc, argv); - QCoreApplication::sendPostedEvents(nullptr, QEvent::DeferredDelete); - QCoreApplication::processEvents(QEventLoop::AllEvents); - return result; -} -``` - -- [ ] **Step 3: Write the failing test — `test_pump.cpp`** - -```cpp -// SPDX-License-Identifier: Apache-2.0 -#include - -#include "testkit/pump.hpp" - -#include -#include - -TEST_CASE("pumpUntil returns true once the predicate flips", "[ladder][testkit][pump]") { - REQUIRE(QCoreApplication::instance() != nullptr); - bool flag = false; - QTimer::singleShot(20, [&] { flag = true; }); - REQUIRE(morph::ladder::testkit::pumpUntil([&] { return flag; }, std::chrono::milliseconds{500})); -} - -TEST_CASE("pumpUntil returns false on timeout without hanging", "[ladder][testkit][pump]") { - REQUIRE_FALSE(morph::ladder::testkit::pumpUntil([] { return false; }, std::chrono::milliseconds{50})); -} - -TEST_CASE("awaitQt resolves a Completion and returns its value", "[ladder][testkit][pump]") { - morph::async::Completion completion; - QTimer::singleShot(10, [&] { completion.resolve(42); }); - REQUIRE(morph::ladder::testkit::awaitQt(std::move(completion)) == 42); -} - -TEST_CASE("awaitQt rethrows the completion's error", "[ladder][testkit][pump]") { - morph::async::Completion completion; - QTimer::singleShot(10, [&] { - try { - throw std::runtime_error("boom"); - } catch (...) { - completion.fail(std::current_exception()); - } - }); - REQUIRE_THROWS_AS(morph::ladder::testkit::awaitQt(std::move(completion)), std::runtime_error); -} -``` - -If `morph::async::Completion` does not expose `resolve()`/`fail()` directly -(it may only be constructible from a producer-side helper — check -`include/morph/core/completion.hpp` before writing this test), replace the -manual construction with whatever the header's own producer API is (e.g. a -`Promise`/`CompletionSource` pair) and drive it the same way; the -assertions (`== 42`, `REQUIRE_THROWS_AS`) stay identical. - -- [ ] **Step 4: Wire the new test file into the build** - -Edit `examples/common/CMakeLists.txt`'s `ladder_common_tests` target -(Task 1 Step 4) to read: - -```cmake -add_executable(ladder_common_tests - testkit/testkit_main.cpp - testkit/test_pump.cpp -) -``` - -- [ ] **Step 5: Build and run — verify the tests pass** - -Run: `cmake --build --preset gcc-debug --target ladder_common_tests && ctest --preset gcc-debug -R ladder_common_tests --output-on-failure` -Expected: 4 test cases pass (or however many `TEST_CASE`s Step 3 ended up with, if the `Completion` API needed adjusting). - -- [ ] **Step 6: Commit** - -```bash -git add examples/common/testkit/pump.hpp examples/common/testkit/testkit_main.cpp examples/common/testkit/test_pump.cpp examples/common/CMakeLists.txt -git commit -m "ladder: add pump.hpp and the Qt-owning testkit main" -``` - ---- - -## Task 3: `db_fixture.hpp` — real database, mirroring Lightweight's own `SqlTestFixture` - -**Files:** -- Create: `examples/common/testkit/db_fixture.hpp` -- Modify: `examples/common/testkit/db_fixture.cpp` (replace Task 1's placeholder — see Step 1 for whether it stays a one-line SPDX file or holds real content) -- Create: `examples/common/testkit/test_db_fixture.cpp` -- Modify: `examples/common/CMakeLists.txt` — add the new test file - -**Design precedent (read before writing anything):** Lightweight ships its own -test-suite conventions at `Lightweight/src/tests/Utils.hpp` -(`SqlTestFixture`) and `Lightweight/src/tests/CoreTests.cpp` (the `main()` -that drives it) — a **real, on-disk database, one per test binary**, reset -between test cases by dropping every table in the fixture's constructor -(`SqlTestFixture::DropAllTablesInDatabase`), not a fresh file per test. The -default connection string is a real SQLite file (`DefaultTestConnectionString`, -`DRIVER=SQLite3;Database=test.db`), overridable via `ODBC_CONNECTION_STRING` -or `--test-env=` (backed by a `.test-env.yml`) to point the same suite -at Postgres/MSSQL/MySQL. `examples/bank/tests/bank_test_support.hpp`'s -`ensureDatabase()` follows the same "one shared on-disk file per binary" shape -(a `static const bool once` guard, not a per-test file). `DbFixture` below -mirrors both: **do not** invent a per-fixture temp-file scheme. - -**Interfaces:** -- Consumes: `Lightweight::SqlConnection::SetDefaultConnectionString`, - `Lightweight::SqlMigration::MigrationManager`, `Lightweight::SqlSchema:: - ReadAllTables` (confirmed public: `Lightweight/src/Lightweight/SqlSchema.hpp`, - returns `TableList`). -- Produces: `morph::ladder::testkit::DbFixture` — constructor drops every - table in the shared on-disk database and re-applies pending migrations, so - each `TEST_CASE` starts from a clean, real schema on the same real - connection every other test in the binary uses. - -- [ ] **Step 1: Write `db_fixture.hpp`** - -```cpp -// SPDX-License-Identifier: Apache-2.0 -#pragma once - -#include -#include -#include -#include - -#include -#include - -/// @file -/// Real on-disk SQLite database, shared per test binary — mirrors -/// Lightweight's own `SqlTestFixture` (Lightweight/src/tests/Utils.hpp) and -/// examples/bank/tests/bank_test_support.hpp's `ensureDatabase()`, not a -/// per-fixture temp file. Every rung's LIGHTWEIGHT_SQL_MIGRATION-registered -/// schema (examples/IMPLEMENTATION.md rule 4) is picked up automatically: -/// MigrationManager is a process-wide singleton every linked-in schema.cpp -/// registers against at static-init time. - -namespace morph::ladder::testkit { - -/// @brief Drops every table in the shared on-disk test database and -/// re-applies pending migrations, for the lifetime of one fixture. -/// -/// Construct one per `TEST_CASE` (matching `TEST_CASE_METHOD(SqlTestFixture, -/// ...)`'s usage in Lightweight's own suite) so every test starts from a -/// clean, real schema on the same real connection. -class DbFixture { - public: - DbFixture() { - ensureConnectionConfigured(); - ::Lightweight::SqlStatement stmt; - dropAllTables(stmt); - ::Lightweight::SqlMigration::MigrationManager::GetInstance().ApplyPendingMigrations(); - } - - DbFixture(const DbFixture&) = delete; - DbFixture& operator=(const DbFixture&) = delete; - DbFixture(DbFixture&&) = delete; - DbFixture& operator=(DbFixture&&) = delete; - ~DbFixture() = default; - - private: - /// @brief Points Lightweight's default connection at a real on-disk - /// database exactly once per process — `ODBC_CONNECTION_STRING` - /// if set (parity with Lightweight's own override convention, so - /// the same ladder suite can later run a CI leg against Postgres/ - /// MSSQL the way `examples/LADDER.md`'s security matrix expects - /// other rungs to gain non-SQLite legs), otherwise a real file - /// named `morph_ladder_test.db` in the current working directory - /// (ctest's per-target working directory, so parallel binaries — - /// not parallel *test cases within one binary* — don't collide; - /// Catch2 runs sections sequentially within a binary). - static void ensureConnectionConfigured() { - static const bool once = [] { - if (const char* env = std::getenv("ODBC_CONNECTION_STRING"); env != nullptr && *env != '\0') { - ::Lightweight::SqlConnection::SetDefaultConnectionString(::Lightweight::SqlConnectionString{env}); - } else { - ::Lightweight::SqlConnection::SetDefaultConnectionString(::Lightweight::SqlConnectionString{ - "DRIVER=SQLite3;Database=morph_ladder_test.db;Timeout=5000"}); - } - ::Lightweight::SqlMigration::MigrationManager::GetInstance().CreateMigrationHistory(); - return true; - }(); - (void)once; - } - - /// @brief `DROP TABLE IF EXISTS` every table currently in the database. - /// - /// Simplified relative to `SqlTestFixture::DropAllTablesInDatabase` - /// (Lightweight/src/tests/Utils.hpp): that version recursively orders - /// drops around foreign-key cycles (needed for Chinook-shaped schemas - /// with self- and cross-references). Rung 0 has no schema of its own and - /// no ladder rung has shipped a cyclic-FK schema yet, so this toggles - /// SQLite's `PRAGMA foreign_keys` off for the sweep instead — correct for - /// any acyclic schema, and simpler. If a future rung's schema is cyclic, - /// port `SqlTestFixture`'s recursive algorithm here rather than - /// reinventing one; note that as a one-line addition to this comment when - /// it happens, not a silent behavior change. - static void dropAllTables(::Lightweight::SqlStatement& stmt) { - const bool isSqlite = stmt.Connection().ServerType() == ::Lightweight::SqlServerType::SQLITE; - if (isSqlite) { - stmt.ExecuteDirect("PRAGMA foreign_keys = OFF"); - } - const auto tables = ::Lightweight::SqlSchema::ReadAllTables(stmt, stmt.Connection().DatabaseName()); - for (const auto& table : tables) { - if (table.name == "sqlite_sequence") { - continue; // SQLite's own autoincrement bookkeeping table - } - stmt.ExecuteDirect("DROP TABLE IF EXISTS \"" + table.name + "\""); - } - if (isSqlite) { - stmt.ExecuteDirect("PRAGMA foreign_keys = ON"); - } - } -}; - -} // namespace morph::ladder::testkit -``` - -Before finalizing, confirm `Lightweight::SqlConnection::DatabaseName()` and -`Lightweight::SqlStatement`'s default constructor (opens against the default -connection, per `MigrationLockTests.cpp`'s `auto stmt = SqlStatement{};` -in the fixture's own `SqlTestFixture()` constructor at `Utils.hpp:569`) — both -already used exactly this way in `Utils.hpp`, so this is a direct port of an -established call shape, not a new one. - -- [ ] **Step 2: Write the failing test — `test_db_fixture.cpp`** - -Uses a tiny inline migration to prove round-tripping without depending on any -rung's schema, and proves the drop-and-reapply reset actually clears rows -left by a previous fixture instance in the same binary: - -```cpp -// SPDX-License-Identifier: Apache-2.0 -#include - -#include "testkit/db_fixture.hpp" - -#include -#include - -namespace { - -struct LadderTestkitProbe { - Lightweight::Field id; - Lightweight::Field label; -}; - -LIGHTWEIGHT_SQL_MIGRATION(1, "ladder_testkit_probe: create probe table") { - plan.CreateTable("ladder_testkit_probe") - .PrimaryKeyWithAutoIncrement("id") - .Column("label", Lightweight::SqlColumnTypeDefinitions::Varchar{64}); -} - -} // namespace - -TEST_CASE("DbFixture resets the shared database: a row from a prior fixture is gone", "[ladder][testkit][db]") { - { - morph::ladder::testkit::DbFixture fixture; - Lightweight::DataMapper mapper; - LadderTestkitProbe row; - row.label = "left-over-from-first-fixture"; - mapper.Create(row); - } - // A fresh fixture drops+recreates the table — the row above must not survive. - morph::ladder::testkit::DbFixture fixture; - Lightweight::DataMapper mapper; - auto rows = mapper.Query().All(); - REQUIRE(rows.empty()); -} - -TEST_CASE("DbFixture applies pending migrations so a registered table exists and is writable", "[ladder][testkit][db]") { - morph::ladder::testkit::DbFixture fixture; - Lightweight::DataMapper mapper; - LadderTestkitProbe row; - row.label = "probe"; - mapper.Create(row); - auto rows = mapper.Query().All(); - REQUIRE(rows.size() == 1); - REQUIRE(rows.front().label.Value() == "probe"); -} -``` - -The `Lightweight::Field<...>`/`DataMapper::Create`/`Query().All()` call -shapes above follow `examples/bank/include/bank/db/*_entity.hpp` and -`user_ops.hpp`'s established idiom — confirm the exact `Field<>` template -arguments and `PrimaryKey` tag names against one of those headers before -finalizing, since this plan's authoring pass read `SqlConnection`/ -`SqlStatement`/`SqlSchema` directly but not `DataMapper`'s own template -surface in full. - -- [ ] **Step 3: Wire into `ladder_common_tests` and run** - -Add `testkit/test_db_fixture.cpp` to the `add_executable(ladder_common_tests ...)` -list in `examples/common/CMakeLists.txt`. - -Run: `cmake --build --preset gcc-debug --target ladder_common_tests && ctest --preset gcc-debug -R ladder_common_tests --output-on-failure` -Expected: both new cases pass. - -- [ ] **Step 4: Commit** - -```bash -git add examples/common/testkit/db_fixture.hpp examples/common/testkit/db_fixture.cpp examples/common/testkit/test_db_fixture.cpp examples/common/CMakeLists.txt -git commit -m "ladder: add db_fixture.hpp (real on-disk database, mirrors Lightweight's SqlTestFixture)" -``` - ---- - -## Task 4: `db_fault_fixture.hpp` — genuine multi-connection lock contention - -**Files:** -- Create: `examples/common/testkit/db_fault_fixture.hpp` -- Modify: `examples/common/testkit/db_fault_fixture.cpp` -- Create: `examples/common/testkit/test_db_fault_fixture.cpp` -- Modify: `examples/common/CMakeLists.txt` - -**Design precedent:** Lightweight's own `MigrationLockTests.cpp` proves real -cross-session contention with nothing but two plain `SqlConnection{}` instances -(both against the *default* connection string — no bespoke per-test connection -string plumbing) and its shipped, public `SqlScopedLock` primitive -(`Lightweight/src/Lightweight/SqlScopedLock.hpp`): a second session's lock -acquisition on a name the first session already holds throws -`std::runtime_error`. `DbFaultFixture` below follows that exact idiom for -morph's store-error coverage rather than hand-rolling raw `BEGIN -IMMEDIATE`/`ROLLBACK` SQL: `SqlScopedLock` is already public, already tested -upstream, and needs no custom connection-string handling now that Task 3's -`DbFixture` points every connection (default-constructed `SqlConnection{}`, -same as `MigrationLockTests.cpp`'s `firstConn`/`secondConn`) at one real, -shared on-disk database. - -**Interfaces:** -- Consumes: `DbFixture` (Task 3, for the shared connection); `Lightweight:: - SqlConnection`'s default constructor; `Lightweight::SqlScopedLock{SqlConnection&, - std::string_view name, std::chrono::milliseconds timeout}` (confirmed public - at `SqlScopedLock.hpp:51`, confirmed to throw `std::runtime_error` on - contention by `MigrationLockTests.cpp`'s first test case). -- Produces: `morph::ladder::testkit::DbFaultFixture` — holds a real, - cross-session advisory lock so a model that also takes that lock (or a test - standing in for one) observes genuine contention, exercising the - store-error branches `examples/IMPLEMENTATION.md` rule 5 requires ("the - store-error half is covered honestly, not excluded"). - -- [ ] **Step 1: Write `db_fault_fixture.hpp`** - -```cpp -// SPDX-License-Identifier: Apache-2.0 -#pragma once - -#include "testkit/db_fixture.hpp" - -#include -#include - -#include -#include -#include - -/// @file -/// Genuine cross-session lock contention for the ladder's store-error -/// coverage (examples/IMPLEMENTATION.md rule 5), built directly on -/// Lightweight's own shipped, already-tested `SqlScopedLock` — see this -/// file's class doc comment and the Task 4 design precedent note in the plan -/// this was built from for why that beats a hand-rolled mock or raw SQL. - -namespace morph::ladder::testkit { - -/// @brief Wraps a `DbFixture` and holds a real `SqlScopedLock` on a second, -/// independent `SqlConnection` to the same shared database, so any -/// code that takes the same-named lock on a *different* connection -/// (the fixture's own default-connection `SqlStatement`s, or a -/// model's `DataMapper`) observes a genuine contention failure. -class DbFaultFixture { - public: - /// @param lockName Advisory lock name to contend on — pick one that - /// matches what the code under test actually locks (e.g. a - /// model's own `SqlScopedLock` name), or a dedicated probe name - /// for testing the fixture itself. - explicit DbFaultFixture(std::string lockName = "morph_ladder_db_fault_fixture") - : _fixture{}, _lockingConnection{}, _lock{_lockingConnection, lockName, std::chrono::milliseconds{50}} {} - - DbFaultFixture(const DbFaultFixture&) = delete; - DbFaultFixture& operator=(const DbFaultFixture&) = delete; - DbFaultFixture(DbFaultFixture&&) = delete; - DbFaultFixture& operator=(DbFaultFixture&&) = delete; - ~DbFaultFixture() = default; - - /// @brief The lock name this fixture holds, so a test can attempt to - /// acquire the *same* name on its own connection and assert it throws. - [[nodiscard]] const std::string& lockName() const { return _lock.Name(); } - - private: - DbFixture _fixture; - ::Lightweight::SqlConnection _lockingConnection; - ::Lightweight::SqlScopedLock _lock; -}; - -} // namespace morph::ladder::testkit -``` - -Before finalizing, confirm `SqlScopedLock`'s exact accessor for the lock's -name (`Name()` above is illustrative — check `SqlScopedLock.hpp` for whichever -member actually exposes it, or drop the accessor and have callers pass their -own already-known name to both the fixture and their own acquisition attempt -instead). - -- [ ] **Step 2: Write the failing test — `test_db_fault_fixture.cpp`** - -Mirrors `MigrationLockTests.cpp`'s own first test case almost exactly: - -```cpp -// SPDX-License-Identifier: Apache-2.0 -#include - -#include "testkit/db_fault_fixture.hpp" -#include "testkit/db_fixture.hpp" - -#include -#include - -TEST_CASE("DbFaultFixture: a second session contending on the same lock name throws", - "[ladder][testkit][db][fault]") { - morph::ladder::testkit::DbFaultFixture fault{"probe_lock"}; - - Lightweight::SqlConnection secondConn; - REQUIRE_THROWS_AS( - (Lightweight::SqlScopedLock{secondConn, "probe_lock", std::chrono::milliseconds{50}}), - std::runtime_error); -} - -TEST_CASE("DbFaultFixture: a different lock name is unaffected", "[ladder][testkit][db][fault]") { - morph::ladder::testkit::DbFaultFixture fault{"probe_lock_a"}; - - Lightweight::SqlConnection secondConn; - Lightweight::SqlScopedLock other{secondConn, "probe_lock_b", std::chrono::milliseconds{50}}; - REQUIRE(other.IsLocked()); -} - -TEST_CASE("DbFaultFixture: releasing the fixture (going out of scope) lets a later acquisition succeed", - "[ladder][testkit][db][fault]") { - { - morph::ladder::testkit::DbFaultFixture fault{"probe_lock_scoped"}; - Lightweight::SqlConnection secondConn; - REQUIRE_THROWS_AS( - (Lightweight::SqlScopedLock{secondConn, "probe_lock_scoped", std::chrono::milliseconds{50}}), - std::runtime_error); - } - // fault is destroyed here — its SqlScopedLock releases. - Lightweight::SqlConnection thirdConn; - Lightweight::SqlScopedLock reacquire{thirdConn, "probe_lock_scoped", std::chrono::milliseconds{50}}; - REQUIRE(reacquire.IsLocked()); -} -``` - -- [ ] **Step 3: Wire in, build, and run** - -Add `testkit/test_db_fault_fixture.cpp` to `ladder_common_tests` in -`examples/common/CMakeLists.txt`. - -Run: `cmake --build --preset gcc-debug --target ladder_common_tests && ctest --preset gcc-debug -R ladder_common_tests --output-on-failure` -Expected: all three cases pass — the first and third exactly reproduce -`MigrationLockTests.cpp`'s own already-proven behavior against a lock this -fixture holds instead of a hand-driven one; the second proves lock names don't -cross-contend. - -- [ ] **Step 4: Commit** - -```bash -git add examples/common/testkit/db_fault_fixture.hpp examples/common/testkit/db_fault_fixture.cpp examples/common/testkit/test_db_fault_fixture.cpp examples/common/CMakeLists.txt -git commit -m "ladder: add db_fault_fixture.hpp (genuine SqlScopedLock cross-session contention)" -``` - ---- - -## Task 5: `backend_rig.hpp` — the three-mode `BackendRig` - -**Files:** -- Create: `examples/common/testkit/backend_rig.hpp` -- Create: `examples/common/testkit/test_backend_rig.cpp` -- Modify: `examples/common/CMakeLists.txt` - -**Interfaces:** -- Consumes: `morph::exec::ThreadPoolExecutor`, `morph::exec::MainThreadExecutor` - (`include/morph/core/executor.hpp`); `morph::backend::LocalBackend`, - `morph::backend::RemoteServer` (`include/morph/core/backend.hpp`, - `include/morph/core/remote.hpp` — constructors confirmed: - `RemoteServer(IExecutor&, [authorizer,] dispatcher=default, registry=default)`); - `morph::qt::QtWebSocketServer{RemoteServer&, quint16 port, ...}`, - `morph::qt::QtWebSocketBackend{QUrl, ...}` (`include/morph/qt/qt_websocket_*.hpp`); - `morph::bridge::Bridge`, `morph::bridge::BridgeHandler` - (`include/morph/core/bridge.hpp`). -- Produces: `morph::ladder::testkit::BackendRig` with `enum class Mode { Local, - LocalSingleThread, Socket }`; `BackendRig{Mode, std::size_t nClients, - std::shared_ptr authorizer = nullptr}`; - `template BridgeHandler client(std::size_t index)` - hands each of the `nClients` clients its own `Bridge`+`BridgeHandler` pair. - Later rungs GENERATE over `Mode` so one test body runs in all three. - -- [ ] **Step 1: Write `backend_rig.hpp`** - -```cpp -// SPDX-License-Identifier: Apache-2.0 -#pragma once - -#include -#include -#include -#include -#include -#include -#include -#include - -#include - -#include -#include -#include -#include - -/// @file -/// The dual/triple-mode fixture (examples/TESTING.md, "The dual-mode -/// fixture"): one test body, parameterized by Catch2 GENERATE over Mode, runs -/// against every deployment shape the ladder ships. - -namespace morph::ladder::testkit { - -/// @brief Selects which of the three deployment shapes a `BackendRig` builds. -enum class Mode { - /// One `ThreadPoolExecutor{4}`, one `Bridge{LocalBackend}` shared by every - /// "client" — morph's in-process multi-handler semantics. - Local, - /// `LocalBackend` running models on the GUI executor itself: the WASM - /// constraint-parity mode (single-threaded, matches bank's - /// `__EMSCRIPTEN__` wiring). - LocalSingleThread, - /// `ThreadPoolExecutor{2-4}` -> `RemoteServer` -> `QtWebSocketServer` on - /// an ephemeral port; each client is its own `QtWebSocketBackend` + - /// `Bridge` over a real loopback socket. - Socket, -}; - -/// @brief Owns the executors/backend/server for one test's worth of clients, -/// torn down in the encoded order (presenters -> client bridges -> -/// `wsServer.closeGracefully(2s)` -> server -> pools) via destructor -/// ordering of the members below (declared in reverse teardown order). -class BackendRig { - public: - BackendRig(Mode mode, std::size_t nClients, - std::shared_ptr<::morph::session::IAuthorizer> authorizer = nullptr) - : _mode{mode} { - switch (mode) { - case Mode::Local: { - _workerPool = std::make_unique<::morph::exec::ThreadPoolExecutor>(4); - _clientExecutor = _workerPool.get(); - auto backend = std::make_unique<::morph::backend::LocalBackend>(*_workerPool); - for (std::size_t i = 0; i < nClients; ++i) { - // All "clients" share one bridge in Local mode — there is - // deliberately no per-client isolation here (see - // examples/TESTING.md's convergence honesty note: Local - // mode has no staleness to converge from). - _sharedLocalBridge = _sharedLocalBridge - ? std::move(_sharedLocalBridge) - : std::make_unique<::morph::bridge::Bridge>(std::move(backend)); - } - break; - } - case Mode::LocalSingleThread: { - _mainThreadExecutor = std::make_unique<::morph::exec::MainThreadExecutor>(); - _clientExecutor = _mainThreadExecutor.get(); - auto backend = std::make_unique<::morph::backend::LocalBackend>(*_mainThreadExecutor); - _sharedLocalBridge = std::make_unique<::morph::bridge::Bridge>(std::move(backend)); - break; - } - case Mode::Socket: { - _workerPool = std::make_unique<::morph::exec::ThreadPoolExecutor>(4); - if (authorizer) { - _server = std::make_shared<::morph::backend::RemoteServer>(*_workerPool, authorizer); - } else { - _server = std::make_shared<::morph::backend::RemoteServer>(*_workerPool); - } - _wsServer = std::make_unique<::morph::qt::QtWebSocketServer>(*_server, 0); - if (!_wsServer->listen()) { - throw std::runtime_error("BackendRig: QtWebSocketServer failed to listen"); - } - _qtExecutor = std::make_unique<::morph::qt::QtExecutor>(); - _clientExecutor = _qtExecutor.get(); - for (std::size_t i = 0; i < nClients; ++i) { - QUrl url{QString("ws://127.0.0.1:%1").arg(_wsServer->port())}; - auto backend = std::make_unique<::morph::qt::QtWebSocketBackend>(url); - if (!backend->waitForConnected()) { - throw std::runtime_error("BackendRig: client failed to connect"); - } - _socketBridges.push_back(std::make_unique<::morph::bridge::Bridge>(std::move(backend))); - } - break; - } - } - } - - BackendRig(const BackendRig&) = delete; - BackendRig& operator=(const BackendRig&) = delete; - BackendRig(BackendRig&&) = delete; - BackendRig& operator=(BackendRig&&) = delete; - - /// @brief Teardown order: gracefully close the socket server (if any) - /// before its bridges/pool are torn down by member destruction. - ~BackendRig() { - if (_wsServer) { - _wsServer->closeGracefully(std::chrono::milliseconds{2000}); - } - } - - [[nodiscard]] Mode mode() const { return _mode; } - - /// @brief Returns the @p index'th client's `BridgeHandler`. - /// - /// `Local`/`LocalSingleThread`: every index shares the one `Bridge` - /// (morph's in-process multi-handler semantics — the handler itself is - /// still per-call, constructed fresh here). `Socket`: each index owns its - /// own `Bridge` over its own socket. - template - ::morph::bridge::BridgeHandler client(std::size_t index) { - if (_mode == Mode::Socket) { - if (index >= _socketBridges.size()) { - throw std::out_of_range("BackendRig::client: index beyond nClients"); - } - return ::morph::bridge::BridgeHandler{*_socketBridges[index], _clientExecutor}; - } - return ::morph::bridge::BridgeHandler{*_sharedLocalBridge, _clientExecutor}; - } - - private: - Mode _mode; - ::morph::exec::IExecutor* _clientExecutor{nullptr}; - - // Local / LocalSingleThread - std::unique_ptr<::morph::exec::ThreadPoolExecutor> _workerPool; - std::unique_ptr<::morph::exec::MainThreadExecutor> _mainThreadExecutor; - std::unique_ptr<::morph::bridge::Bridge> _sharedLocalBridge; - - // Socket - std::shared_ptr<::morph::backend::RemoteServer> _server; - std::unique_ptr<::morph::qt::QtWebSocketServer> _wsServer; - std::unique_ptr<::morph::qt::QtExecutor> _qtExecutor; - std::vector> _socketBridges; -}; - -} // namespace morph::ladder::testkit -``` - -Before finalizing, confirm `morph::qt::QtExecutor`'s constructor takes no -required arguments (matches `tests/qt/test_qt_websocket.cpp`'s -`morph::qt::QtExecutor qtExec;` usage) and that `IExecutor*` is what -`BridgeHandler`'s constructor wants (matches `BridgeHandler -handler{bridge, &qtExec}` in the same file) — both already confirmed by the -code read for this plan, but re-check against the header directly since this -is new code, not a copy-paste. - -- [ ] **Step 2: Write the failing test — `test_backend_rig.cpp`** - -```cpp -// SPDX-License-Identifier: Apache-2.0 -#include -#include - -#include "testkit/backend_rig.hpp" -#include "testkit/pump.hpp" - -#include - -namespace { - -struct RigProbeAction { - int value = 0; -}; -struct RigProbeModel { - int execute(RigProbeAction action) { return action.value * 2; } -}; - -} // namespace - -BRIDGE_REGISTER_MODEL(RigProbeModel, "RigProbeModel") -BRIDGE_REGISTER_ACTION(RigProbeModel, RigProbeAction, "RigProbeAction") - -TEST_CASE("BackendRig: one action round-trips in every mode", "[ladder][testkit][rig]") { - auto mode = GENERATE(morph::ladder::testkit::Mode::Local, morph::ladder::testkit::Mode::LocalSingleThread, - morph::ladder::testkit::Mode::Socket); - - morph::ladder::testkit::BackendRig rig{mode, /*nClients=*/1}; - auto handler = rig.client(0); - - auto result = morph::ladder::testkit::awaitQt(handler.execute(RigProbeAction{21})); - REQUIRE(result == 42); -} - -TEST_CASE("BackendRig::Socket: N clients each get an isolated model instance", "[ladder][testkit][rig][socket-only]") { - morph::ladder::testkit::BackendRig rig{morph::ladder::testkit::Mode::Socket, /*nClients=*/3}; - - for (std::size_t i = 0; i < 3; ++i) { - auto handler = rig.client(i); - auto result = morph::ladder::testkit::awaitQt(handler.execute(RigProbeAction{static_cast(i)})); - REQUIRE(result == static_cast(i) * 2); - } -} -``` - -- [ ] **Step 3: Wire in, build, and run** - -Add `testkit/test_backend_rig.cpp` to `ladder_common_tests` in -`examples/common/CMakeLists.txt`. - -Run: `cmake --build --preset gcc-debug --target ladder_common_tests && QT_QPA_PLATFORM=offscreen ctest --preset gcc-debug -R ladder_common_tests --output-on-failure` -Expected: the GENERATE'd case runs 3 times (once per mode) and passes; the -socket-only case passes. - -- [ ] **Step 4: Commit** - -```bash -git add examples/common/testkit/backend_rig.hpp examples/common/testkit/test_backend_rig.cpp examples/common/CMakeLists.txt -git commit -m "ladder: add backend_rig.hpp (Local/LocalSingleThread/Socket BackendRig)" -``` - ---- - -## Task 6: `examples/common/gui` — `AppContext` + `Presenter` base - -**Files:** -- Create: `examples/common/gui/app_context.hpp` -- Modify: `examples/common/gui/app_context.cpp` -- Create: `examples/common/gui/presenter.hpp` -- Modify: `examples/common/gui/presenter.cpp` -- Create: `examples/common/testkit/test_presenter.cpp` (lives under `testkit/` - since it needs Catch2 + the rig, even though it tests `gui/` code — matches - `examples/TESTING.md`'s framing of this whole stack as testkit-owned - conformance coverage) -- Modify: `examples/common/CMakeLists.txt` - -**Interfaces:** -- Produces: `morph::ladder::gui::AppContext` — `Mode = std::variant`; owns (in order) the optional worker pool, the `QtExecutor`, and - the `Bridge`; exposes `login(principal)` → sets the default session principal - for every handler built against it. `morph::ladder::gui::Presenter` — base - class tracking in-flight completions via `track(completion, onOk)`, exposing - `bool busy() const` and an `idle()` Qt signal. -- Consumes: `morph::session::setDefaultSession` (or equivalent — confirm exact - name in `include/morph/session/session.hpp` before writing `login()`); - `morph::async::Completion`. - -- [ ] **Step 1: Check the session header's exact API before writing `AppContext::login`** - -Run: `grep -n "setDefaultSession\|class Session\|principal" include/morph/session/session.hpp | head -30` -Use whatever the real free function/method is named; do not guess. - -- [ ] **Step 2: Write `presenter.hpp`** - -```cpp -// SPDX-License-Identifier: Apache-2.0 -#pragma once - -#include - -#include - -#include -#include -#include - -/// @file -/// Shared presenter base (examples/TESTING.md, "Presenter architecture" rule -/// 3): "Observable quiescence." Every ladder presenter derives from this so -/// tests can wait for `busy() == false` instead of sleeping. - -namespace morph::ladder::gui { - -/// @brief Tracks in-flight completions so `busy()`/`idle()` reflect reality -/// without every presenter re-implementing a counter. -class Presenter : public QObject { - Q_OBJECT - - public: - explicit Presenter(QObject* parent = nullptr) : QObject{parent} {} - - /// @brief `true` while at least one `track()`ed completion has not yet - /// resolved or errored. - [[nodiscard]] bool busy() const { return _inFlight.load() != 0; } - - signals: - /// @brief Emitted the moment `busy()` transitions from `true` to `false`. - void idle(); - - protected: - /// @brief Wraps @p completion's `.then`/`.onError` in begin/end counters, - /// forwarding a successful result to @p onOk. Errors are swallowed - /// here (a presenter "translates and routes, never decides" — - /// examples/IMPLEMENTATION.md rule 2 — so error *display* is the - /// subclass's job via its own `.onError` composed before calling - /// `track`, not this base's). - template - void track(::morph::async::Completion completion, std::function onOk) { - _inFlight.fetch_add(1); - completion - .then([this, onOk = std::move(onOk)](T value) { - onOk(std::move(value)); - finishOne(); - }) - .onError([this](const std::exception_ptr&) { finishOne(); }); - } - - private: - void finishOne() { - if (_inFlight.fetch_sub(1) == 1) { - emit idle(); - } - } - - std::atomic _inFlight{0}; -}; - -} // namespace morph::ladder::gui -``` - -- [ ] **Step 3: Write `app_context.hpp`** - -```cpp -// SPDX-License-Identifier: Apache-2.0 -#pragma once - -#include -#include -#include -#include -#include - -#include - -#include -#include -#include - -/// @file -/// Backend-parameterized app context (examples/TESTING.md, "Presenter -/// architecture" rule 2). Replaces bank's hard-wired LocalBackend -/// (gui/BankClient.cpp) with one type presenters can be built against -/// regardless of deployment mode. - -namespace morph::ladder::gui { - -/// @brief In-process backend, @p workers threads. -struct Local { - std::size_t workers = 4; -}; - -/// @brief Remote backend over `QtWebSocketBackend` at @p url. -struct Remote { - QUrl url; -}; - -/// @brief Owns, in destruction-safe order (worker pool -> executor -> bridge, -/// declared in reverse), everything a presenter set needs and nothing -/// a presenter should construct itself. -class AppContext { - public: - using Mode = std::variant; - - explicit AppContext(Mode mode) { - if (auto* local = std::get_if(&mode)) { - _workerPool = std::make_unique<::morph::exec::ThreadPoolExecutor>(local->workers); - auto backend = std::make_unique<::morph::backend::LocalBackend>(*_workerPool); - _bridge = std::make_unique<::morph::bridge::Bridge>(std::move(backend)); - } else { - auto& remote = std::get(mode); - auto backend = std::make_unique<::morph::qt::QtWebSocketBackend>(remote.url); - backend->waitForConnected(); - _bridge = std::make_unique<::morph::bridge::Bridge>(std::move(backend)); - } - _qtExecutor = std::make_unique<::morph::qt::QtExecutor>(); - } - - AppContext(const AppContext&) = delete; - AppContext& operator=(const AppContext&) = delete; - AppContext(AppContext&&) = delete; - AppContext& operator=(AppContext&&) = delete; - - [[nodiscard]] ::morph::bridge::Bridge& bridge() { return *_bridge; } - [[nodiscard]] ::morph::exec::IExecutor* executor() { return _qtExecutor.get(); } - - /// @brief Sets the default session principal every handler built against - /// this context's bridge dispatches under. - /// @param principal Opaque principal identifier (see - /// `include/morph/session/session.hpp` for its exact type — fill - /// in the real call after Task 6 Step 1's header check). - void login(const std::string& principal); - - private: - std::unique_ptr<::morph::exec::ThreadPoolExecutor> _workerPool; // Local only - std::unique_ptr<::morph::qt::QtExecutor> _qtExecutor; - std::unique_ptr<::morph::bridge::Bridge> _bridge; -}; - -} // namespace morph::ladder::gui -``` - -- [ ] **Step 4: Implement `AppContext::login` in `app_context.cpp`, using Step 1's confirmed API** - -```cpp -// SPDX-License-Identifier: Apache-2.0 -#include "gui/app_context.hpp" - -#include - -namespace morph::ladder::gui { - -void AppContext::login(const std::string& principal) { - // Replace the call below with the exact function/method Step 1 found — - // this is illustrative of the shape, not a verified call site. - _bridge->setDefaultSession(::morph::session::Principal{principal}); -} - -} // namespace morph::ladder::gui -``` - -- [ ] **Step 5: Write `presenter.cpp` (moc anchor only — everything else is inline in the header)** - -```cpp -// SPDX-License-Identifier: Apache-2.0 -#include "gui/presenter.hpp" - -// Q_OBJECT (via the header) needs at least one non-header translation unit in -// its target for moc's generated file to link against; this file exists for -// that reason even though Presenter's own logic is fully inline above. -``` - -- [ ] **Step 6: Write the failing test — `test_presenter.cpp`** - -```cpp -// SPDX-License-Identifier: Apache-2.0 -#include - -#include "gui/app_context.hpp" -#include "gui/presenter.hpp" -#include "testkit/pump.hpp" - -#include - -namespace { - -struct PresenterProbeAction { - int value = 0; -}; -struct PresenterProbeModel { - int execute(PresenterProbeAction action) { return action.value + 1; } -}; - -class ProbePresenter : public morph::ladder::gui::Presenter { - public: - ProbePresenter(morph::bridge::Bridge& bridge, morph::exec::IExecutor* exec) : _handler{bridge, exec} {} - - void bump(int value) { - track(_handler.execute(PresenterProbeAction{value}), [this](int result) { lastResult = result; }); - } - - int lastResult = -1; - - private: - morph::bridge::BridgeHandler _handler; -}; - -} // namespace - -BRIDGE_REGISTER_MODEL(PresenterProbeModel, "PresenterProbeModel") -BRIDGE_REGISTER_ACTION(PresenterProbeModel, PresenterProbeAction, "PresenterProbeAction") - -TEST_CASE("Presenter::busy() is true while an action is in flight and false once it settles", - "[ladder][testkit][gui][presenter]") { - morph::ladder::gui::AppContext ctx{morph::ladder::gui::Local{}}; - ProbePresenter presenter{ctx.bridge(), ctx.executor()}; - - REQUIRE_FALSE(presenter.busy()); - presenter.bump(41); - // Local mode dispatches asynchronously via the worker pool, so busy() - // should observe true before settle() pumps it to completion — this is a - // timing-sensitive assertion; if it flakes because the pool resolves - // faster than this line runs, drop it and keep only the post-settle - // assertions below (settle() itself is the load-bearing proof). - morph::ladder::testkit::settle(presenter); - REQUIRE_FALSE(presenter.busy()); - REQUIRE(presenter.lastResult == 42); -} -``` - -- [ ] **Step 7: Wire in, build, and run** - -Add `testkit/test_presenter.cpp` to `ladder_common_tests`, add -`gui/app_context.cpp` and `gui/presenter.cpp` were already listed for -`morph_ladder_gui` in Task 1's CMake (now with real content). - -Run: `cmake --build --preset gcc-debug --target ladder_common_tests && QT_QPA_PLATFORM=offscreen ctest --preset gcc-debug -R ladder_common_tests --output-on-failure` -Expected: passes (drop the timing-sensitive line per the test's own comment if it flakes). - -- [ ] **Step 8: Commit** - -```bash -git add examples/common/gui examples/common/testkit/test_presenter.cpp examples/common/CMakeLists.txt -git commit -m "ladder: add AppContext + Presenter base (examples/common/gui)" -``` - ---- - -## Task 7: Fault-injection wire proxy - -**Files:** -- Create: `examples/common/testkit/fault_proxy.hpp` -- Modify: `examples/common/testkit/fault_proxy.cpp` -- Create: `examples/common/testkit/test_fault_proxy.cpp` -- Modify: `examples/common/CMakeLists.txt` -- Modify: `docs/findings/004-no-fault-injection-wire-proxy.md` (close it out, per Task 0 Step 3's instruction) - -**Interfaces:** -- Produces: `morph::ladder::testkit::FaultProxy` — a `QObject`-based - in-process WebSocket relay sitting between a `QtWebSocketBackend`'s URL and - the real `QtWebSocketServer`, forwarding frames verbatim except where a - scripted rule intercepts one. `FaultProxy::dropReply(std::uint64_t callId)`, - `::delay(std::uint64_t callId, std::chrono::milliseconds)`, - `::duplicate(std::uint64_t callId)`, `::killAfter(std::uint64_t callId)`. - Tests point their `QtWebSocketBackend` at `proxy.url()` instead of the - server's, so a "call k" rule is keyed on the wire envelope's `callId` field - (`morph::wire::Envelope::callId`, already used for correlation in - `tests/qt/test_qt_websocket.cpp`'s malformed-protocol section). - -- [ ] **Step 1: Write `fault_proxy.hpp`** - -```cpp -// SPDX-License-Identifier: Apache-2.0 -#pragma once - -#include - -#include -#include -#include -#include - -#include -#include -#include -#include -#include -#include -#include -#include - -/// @file -/// The single highest-yield harness the ladder needs and the repo lacked -/// (examples/TESTING.md, "The fault-injection wire proxy"): an in-process -/// WebSocket relay between `QtWebSocketBackend` and `QtWebSocketServer` with -/// scriptable per-call rules — drop exactly the reply frame of call k, delay -/// it, duplicate it, or kill the connection mid-reply. Closes finding 004. - -namespace morph::ladder::testkit { - -/// @brief One client<->server relay leg with scriptable server->client reply -/// interception, keyed on the wire envelope's `callId`. -class FaultProxy : public QObject { - Q_OBJECT - - public: - /// @param upstreamUrl The real `QtWebSocketServer`'s URL (e.g. - /// `ws://127.0.0.1:`). - explicit FaultProxy(QUrl upstreamUrl, QObject* parent = nullptr); - - /// @brief Starts listening on an ephemeral port. @return this proxy's own - /// URL, to hand to a `QtWebSocketBackend` in place of the real server's. - [[nodiscard]] QUrl start(); - - /// @brief The reply whose envelope has this `callId` is silently dropped - /// (never forwarded to the client) — simulates a lost reply frame - /// after the server already committed the effect. - void dropReply(std::uint64_t callId); - - /// @brief The reply for @p callId is held for @p delay before forwarding. - void delayReply(std::uint64_t callId, std::chrono::milliseconds delay); - - /// @brief The reply for @p callId is forwarded twice (simulates a - /// duplicate delivery, the inverse fault to dropReply). - void duplicateReply(std::uint64_t callId); - - /// @brief The client<->proxy connection is aborted the instant the - /// reply for @p callId would otherwise be forwarded (simulates a - /// crash/kill mid-reply, before the client observes it). - void killAfter(std::uint64_t callId); - - private slots: - void onClientConnection(); - void onClientTextMessage(const QString& message); - void onUpstreamTextMessage(const QString& message); - - private: - struct Rule { - bool drop = false; - bool duplicate = false; - bool kill = false; - std::optional delay; - }; - - QUrl _upstreamUrl; - std::unique_ptr _listener; - QWebSocket* _clientSocket{nullptr}; // the test's QtWebSocketBackend connects here - QWebSocket* _upstreamSocket{nullptr}; // the proxy's own connection to the real server - - std::mutex _rulesMtx; - std::unordered_map _rules; -}; - -} // namespace morph::ladder::testkit -``` - -- [ ] **Step 2: Write `fault_proxy.cpp`** - -```cpp -// SPDX-License-Identifier: Apache-2.0 -#include "testkit/fault_proxy.hpp" - -#include - -namespace morph::ladder::testkit { - -FaultProxy::FaultProxy(QUrl upstreamUrl, QObject* parent) : QObject{parent}, _upstreamUrl{std::move(upstreamUrl)} {} - -QUrl FaultProxy::start() { - _listener = std::make_unique(QStringLiteral("morph-ladder-fault-proxy"), - QWebSocketServer::NonSecureMode); - connect(_listener.get(), &QWebSocketServer::newConnection, this, &FaultProxy::onClientConnection); - _listener->listen(QHostAddress::LocalHost, 0); - return QUrl{QString("ws://127.0.0.1:%1").arg(_listener->serverPort())}; -} - -void FaultProxy::dropReply(std::uint64_t callId) { - std::lock_guard lock{_rulesMtx}; - _rules[callId].drop = true; -} - -void FaultProxy::delayReply(std::uint64_t callId, std::chrono::milliseconds delay) { - std::lock_guard lock{_rulesMtx}; - _rules[callId].delay = delay; -} - -void FaultProxy::duplicateReply(std::uint64_t callId) { - std::lock_guard lock{_rulesMtx}; - _rules[callId].duplicate = true; -} - -void FaultProxy::killAfter(std::uint64_t callId) { - std::lock_guard lock{_rulesMtx}; - _rules[callId].kill = true; -} - -void FaultProxy::onClientConnection() { - _clientSocket = _listener->nextPendingConnection(); - connect(_clientSocket, &QWebSocket::textMessageReceived, this, &FaultProxy::onClientTextMessage); - - _upstreamSocket = new QWebSocket{QString{}, QWebSocketProtocol::VersionLatest, this}; - connect(_upstreamSocket, &QWebSocket::textMessageReceived, this, &FaultProxy::onUpstreamTextMessage); - _upstreamSocket->open(_upstreamUrl); -} - -void FaultProxy::onClientTextMessage(const QString& message) { - // Client -> server direction is forwarded verbatim; every rule this proxy - // supports targets the reply (server -> client) leg, matching - // TESTING.md's "drop exactly the reply frame of call k". - if (_upstreamSocket) { - _upstreamSocket->sendTextMessage(message); - } -} - -void FaultProxy::onUpstreamTextMessage(const QString& message) { - auto envelope = ::morph::wire::decode(message.toStdString()); - Rule rule; - { - std::lock_guard lock{_rulesMtx}; - auto it = _rules.find(envelope.callId); - if (it != _rules.end()) { - rule = it->second; - } - } - - if (rule.drop) { - return; - } - if (rule.kill) { - if (_clientSocket) { - _clientSocket->abort(); - } - return; - } - - auto forward = [this, message] { - if (_clientSocket) { - _clientSocket->sendTextMessage(message); - } - }; - - if (rule.delay) { - QTimer::singleShot(*rule.delay, this, forward); - } else { - forward(); - } - if (rule.duplicate) { - if (rule.delay) { - QTimer::singleShot(*rule.delay, this, forward); - } else { - forward(); - } - } -} - -} // namespace morph::ladder::testkit -``` - -- [ ] **Step 3: Write the failing test — `test_fault_proxy.cpp`** - -```cpp -// SPDX-License-Identifier: Apache-2.0 -#include - -#include "testkit/fault_proxy.hpp" -#include "testkit/pump.hpp" - -#include -#include -#include -#include -#include - -namespace { -struct ProxyProbeAction { - int value = 0; -}; -struct ProxyProbeModel { - int execute(ProxyProbeAction action) { return action.value; } -}; -} // namespace - -BRIDGE_REGISTER_MODEL(ProxyProbeModel, "ProxyProbeModel") -BRIDGE_REGISTER_ACTION(ProxyProbeModel, ProxyProbeAction, "ProxyProbeAction") - -TEST_CASE("FaultProxy::dropReply loses exactly the reply frame of the targeted call", - "[ladder][testkit][fault-proxy]") { - morph::exec::ThreadPoolExecutor serverPool{2}; - auto server = std::make_shared(serverPool); - morph::qt::QtWebSocketServer wsServer{*server, 0}; - REQUIRE(wsServer.listen()); - - morph::ladder::testkit::FaultProxy proxy{QUrl{QString("ws://127.0.0.1:%1").arg(wsServer.port())}}; - auto proxyUrl = proxy.start(); - - auto backendPtr = std::make_unique(proxyUrl); - REQUIRE(backendPtr->waitForConnected()); - morph::qt::QtExecutor qtExec; - morph::bridge::Bridge bridge{std::move(backendPtr)}; - morph::bridge::BridgeHandler handler{bridge, &qtExec}; - - // First call establishes a baseline round-trip through the proxy. - auto warmup = morph::ladder::testkit::awaitQt(handler.execute(ProxyProbeAction{1})); - REQUIRE(warmup == 1); - - // The *next* call's reply is the one we drop — its callId is not known - // ahead of time from this level, so this test drops by calling - // dropReply() for a callId this test recovers via a raw envelope probe - // in a follow-up assertion, OR (simpler, and what this test actually - // does): proves the resulting Completion never resolves within a short - // deadline, without needing to know the exact callId, by dropping *every* - // reply reaching the proxy and checking the client-side effect. Adjust - // FaultProxy with a dropAllReplies() escape hatch if per-callId targeting - // proves awkward to drive from outside the wire layer — note that as a - // follow-up finding if so, rather than silently weakening the "call k" - // requirement TESTING.md asks for. - bool resolved = false; - handler.execute(ProxyProbeAction{2}).then([&](int) { resolved = true; }).onError([&](const std::exception_ptr&) {}); - // Without knowing the callId in advance, this variant of the test can at - // best prove *a* drop mechanism works; tighten it once BridgeHandler - // exposes the callId a pending execute() was assigned (check - // include/morph/core/bridge.hpp for that before finalizing). - REQUIRE_FALSE(morph::ladder::testkit::pumpUntil([&] { return resolved; }, std::chrono::milliseconds{300})); -} -``` - -Before finalizing this test, read `include/morph/core/bridge.hpp` for whether -`BridgeHandler::execute()` (or the `Completion` it returns) exposes the -assigned `callId` synchronously — if it does, rewrite the test to call -`proxy.dropReply(knownCallId)` *before* issuing the call and assert precisely -that call's completion never resolves while a different call's does, which is -the actually-precise version of what `TESTING.md` asks for ("drop exactly the -reply frame of call k"). Do the equivalent for `delayReply`, `duplicateReply` -(assert the client-visible effect is idempotent — the second delivery must not -double-invoke `.then`, since `Completion` should only fire once; if it does -fire twice, that is itself a finding, not a test bug — file it), and -`killAfter` (assert the client's disconnect handler fires). - -- [ ] **Step 4: Wire in, build, and run** - -Add `testkit/fault_proxy.cpp` and `testkit/test_fault_proxy.cpp` to -`examples/common/CMakeLists.txt`. - -Run: `cmake --build --preset gcc-debug --target ladder_common_tests && QT_QPA_PLATFORM=offscreen ctest --preset gcc-debug -R ladder_common_tests --output-on-failure` -Expected: passes. - -- [ ] **Step 5: Close out finding 004** - -Edit `docs/findings/004-no-fault-injection-wire-proxy.md`: change -`disposition: fix-scheduled` to reflect the fix landing (FINDINGS.md's own -lifecycle: "the finding's test stays red-listed... until the fix lands, then -joins the regression suite permanently" — so the finding file itself gets a -trailing note, not necessarily a disposition value FINDINGS.md doesn't define; -re-read `examples/FINDINGS.md`'s disposition enum before choosing between -`fix-scheduled` staying as-is with an added resolution note, versus whichever -value the pipeline actually uses for "closed" — the doc's four values are -`open | fix-scheduled | documented-limitation | wontfix`, none literally named -"closed", so the correct move is to leave `disposition: fix-scheduled` and add -a `resolved-by:` line pointing at this task's tests, unless the finding -pipeline elsewhere defines a closing convention — check for one before -inventing a new frontmatter field). - -- [ ] **Step 6: Commit** - -```bash -git add examples/common/testkit/fault_proxy.hpp examples/common/testkit/fault_proxy.cpp examples/common/testkit/test_fault_proxy.cpp examples/common/CMakeLists.txt docs/findings/004-no-fault-injection-wire-proxy.md -git commit -m "ladder: add the fault-injection wire proxy (closes finding 004)" -``` - ---- - -## Task 8: Deterministic strand interleaver - -**Files:** -- Create: `examples/common/testkit/strand_interleaver.hpp` -- Modify: `examples/common/testkit/strand_interleaver.cpp` -- Create: `examples/common/testkit/test_strand_interleaver.cpp` -- Modify: `examples/common/CMakeLists.txt` - -**Interfaces:** -- Consumes: `morph::exec::IExecutor`, `morph::exec::detail::StrandExecutor` - (`include/morph/core/executor.hpp`, `include/morph/core/strand.hpp` — - `StrandExecutor::post(ModelId key, std::function task)` confirmed). -- Produces: `morph::ladder::testkit::DeterministicExecutor` — an `IExecutor` - that queues every posted task instead of running it, plus `step()` (runs the - single oldest-queued task) and `runSchedule(std::vector order)` - (runs queued tasks in a caller-chosen order by queue index, re-fetching the - queue after each run since a task may itself post more work). Used as the - `base` executor underneath a `StrandExecutor` so a test can script an exact - interleaving between two same-key-or-different-key posts instead of - depending on OS thread scheduling (examples/TESTING.md, "the deterministic- - schedule strand interleaver"). - -- [ ] **Step 1: Write `strand_interleaver.hpp`** - -```cpp -// SPDX-License-Identifier: Apache-2.0 -#pragma once - -#include - -#include -#include -#include -#include -#include -#include - -/// @file -/// The strand interleaver's companion harness to the fault proxy -/// (examples/TESTING.md): without it, strand-ordering bugs (kanban's -/// MoveTaskPosition centerpiece) are probabilistic stress runs rather than -/// reproducible interleavings. Sits underneath a StrandExecutor as its `base` -/// IExecutor so a test controls exactly which posted task runs next. - -namespace morph::ladder::testkit { - -/// @brief An `IExecutor` that queues every posted task and runs them only -/// when explicitly stepped — never on its own thread. -/// -/// Single-threaded by construction: `post()` just appends to a deque under a -/// mutex (posts can legitimately arrive from other threads — e.g. a -/// `StrandExecutor` posting a same-key continuation from inside a running -/// task — but every task itself runs synchronously on whichever thread calls -/// `step()`/`runSchedule()`). -class DeterministicExecutor : public ::morph::exec::IExecutor { - public: - void post(std::function task) override { - std::lock_guard lock{_mtx}; - _queue.push_back(std::move(task)); - } - - /// @return The number of tasks currently queued and not yet run. - [[nodiscard]] std::size_t pending() const { - std::lock_guard lock{_mtx}; - return _queue.size(); - } - - /// @brief Runs the oldest-queued task. Throws if the queue is empty. - void step() { - std::function task; - { - std::lock_guard lock{_mtx}; - if (_queue.empty()) { - throw std::runtime_error("DeterministicExecutor::step: queue is empty"); - } - task = std::move(_queue.front()); - _queue.pop_front(); - } - task(); - } - - /// @brief Runs tasks in the exact order given, by *current* queue - /// position at the moment each entry is consumed — so a task that - /// posts new work mid-schedule is reflected in later indices. - /// `order` must name every index that will exist by the time it's - /// reached; the simplest correct schedule is just `{0, 1, ..., n-1}` - /// run one at a time via repeated `step()` calls when a test only - /// wants strict FIFO — `runSchedule` exists for tests that - /// deliberately want a *non*-FIFO interleaving across two strands' - /// queues merged into one DeterministicExecutor. - void runSchedule(const std::vector& order) { - for (auto index : order) { - std::function task; - { - std::lock_guard lock{_mtx}; - if (index >= _queue.size()) { - throw std::runtime_error("DeterministicExecutor::runSchedule: index beyond current queue size"); - } - task = std::move(_queue[index]); - _queue.erase(_queue.begin() + static_cast(index)); - } - task(); - } - } - - private: - mutable std::mutex _mtx; - std::deque> _queue; -}; - -} // namespace morph::ladder::testkit -``` - -- [ ] **Step 2: Write `strand_interleaver.cpp` (moc-free, but kept as a real TU per this library's convention — verify it actually needs one)** - -Since `DeterministicExecutor` is not a `QObject` and is fully header-defined, -check whether an empty `.cpp` is even necessary once Task 1's placeholder is -replaced — if `examples/common/CMakeLists.txt`'s `morph_ladder_testkit` source -list requires a non-empty TU per file, keep a one-line SPDX file; if CMake is -fine building a STATIC library with a header-only member alongside the other -real `.cpp` files, remove `strand_interleaver.cpp` from the source list -instead of shipping a content-free file. Prefer removing it — an empty `.cpp` -with nothing in it is dead weight the "No Placeholders" discipline of this -plan itself argues against keeping past this step. - -- [ ] **Step 3: Write the failing test — `test_strand_interleaver.cpp`** - -```cpp -// SPDX-License-Identifier: Apache-2.0 -#include - -#include "testkit/strand_interleaver.hpp" - -#include - -#include - -TEST_CASE("DeterministicExecutor runs same-key strand tasks in FIFO order under a scripted interleaving", - "[ladder][testkit][strand-interleaver]") { - morph::ladder::testkit::DeterministicExecutor det; - morph::exec::detail::StrandExecutor strand{det}; - - std::vector order; - morph::exec::detail::ModelId key{1}; - morph::exec::detail::ModelId otherKey{2}; - - strand.post(key, [&] { order.push_back(1); }); - strand.post(otherKey, [&] { order.push_back(100); }); - strand.post(key, [&] { order.push_back(2); }); - - REQUIRE(det.pending() >= 1); - - // Deliberately run the *other* key's task before the same-key pair's - // second entry, proving the interleaving is under this test's control - // rather than the underlying pool's scheduling. - while (det.pending() > 0) { - det.step(); - } - - // key's two tasks must have run in post order relative to each other - // (StrandExecutor's own guarantee); otherKey's task may interleave - // anywhere since it is a different key — assert only the same-key - // relative order, which is the property this harness exists to make - // reproducible. - auto posOf = [&](int value) { return static_cast(std::find(order.begin(), order.end(), value) - order.begin()); }; - REQUIRE(posOf(1) < posOf(2)); -} - -TEST_CASE("DeterministicExecutor::runSchedule executes queued tasks in the caller's chosen order", - "[ladder][testkit][strand-interleaver]") { - morph::ladder::testkit::DeterministicExecutor det; - std::vector order; - det.post([&] { order.push_back(1); }); - det.post([&] { order.push_back(2); }); - det.post([&] { order.push_back(3); }); - - det.runSchedule({2, 0, 1}); // run "3" first, then "1", then "2" - REQUIRE(order == std::vector{3, 1, 2}); -} -``` - -- [ ] **Step 4: Wire in, build, and run** - -Add `testkit/test_strand_interleaver.cpp` (and, if kept, `strand_interleaver.cpp`) -to `examples/common/CMakeLists.txt`. - -Run: `cmake --build --preset gcc-debug --target ladder_common_tests && ctest --preset gcc-debug -R ladder_common_tests --output-on-failure` -Expected: passes. - -- [ ] **Step 5: Commit** - -```bash -git add examples/common/testkit/strand_interleaver.hpp examples/common/testkit/test_strand_interleaver.cpp examples/common/CMakeLists.txt -git commit -m "ladder: add the deterministic strand interleaver" -``` - ---- - -## Task 9: `ladder-tests` CI job - -**Files:** -- Modify: `.github/workflows/ci.yml` — add a new `ladder-tests` job after the - existing `linux-qt` job (`ci.yml:205-264`) - -**Interfaces:** -- Consumes: the same install/cache/sccache steps as `linux-qt` - (`ci.yml:205-243`), `MORPH_BUILD_LADDER=ON` (Task 1), `ladder_common_tests`' - `ladder`/`ladder-0` ctest labels (Task 1 Step 4). -- Produces: a per-PR CI job gated on ladder-relevant path changes. - -- [ ] **Step 1: Write the job** - -Insert into `.github/workflows/ci.yml` immediately after the `linux-qt` job's -closing (after line 243, before the `linux-all-features` job's leading -comment block at line ~245): - -```yaml - ladder-tests: - name: Application ladder - runs-on: ubuntu-24.04 - steps: - - uses: actions/checkout@v4 - with: - fetch-depth: 0 # need history for the changed-paths diff below - - - name: Determine whether the ladder needs to run - id: filter - run: | - if [ "${{ github.event_name }}" = "pull_request" ]; then - base="${{ github.event.pull_request.base.sha }}" - else - base="${{ github.event.before }}" - fi - if [ -z "$base" ] || ! git cat-file -e "$base" 2>/dev/null; then - echo "run=true" >> "$GITHUB_OUTPUT" - exit 0 - fi - changed=$(git diff --name-only "$base" HEAD) - if echo "$changed" | grep -qE '^(examples/(common|pastebin|bookmarks|polls|kanban)/|include/morph/|examples/LADDER\.md|examples/IMPLEMENTATION\.md|examples/TESTING\.md)'; then - echo "run=true" >> "$GITHUB_OUTPUT" - else - echo "run=false" >> "$GITHUB_OUTPUT" - fi - - - name: Cache apt packages - if: steps.filter.outputs.run == 'true' - uses: actions/cache@v4 - with: - path: /var/cache/apt/archives - key: apt-qt-${{ hashFiles('.github/workflows/ci.yml') }} - restore-keys: apt-qt- - - - name: Install GCC 15, ninja, catch2, Qt6 WebSockets - if: steps.filter.outputs.run == 'true' - run: | - sudo apt-get update -q - sudo apt-get install -y software-properties-common - sudo add-apt-repository -y ppa:ubuntu-toolchain-r/test - sudo apt-get update -q - sudo apt-get install -y gcc-15 g++-15 ninja-build catch2 \ - qt6-base-dev qt6-websockets-dev qt6-tools-dev libgl1-mesa-dev - sudo update-alternatives --install /usr/bin/gcc gcc /usr/bin/gcc-15 15 - sudo update-alternatives --install /usr/bin/g++ g++ /usr/bin/g++-15 15 - - - name: Cache sccache - if: steps.filter.outputs.run == 'true' - uses: actions/cache@v4 - with: - path: /home/runner/.cache/sccache - key: sccache-ladder-${{ github.sha }} - restore-keys: sccache-ladder- - - - name: Install sccache - if: steps.filter.outputs.run == 'true' - run: | - curl -sSL https://github.com/mozilla/sccache/releases/download/v0.9.1/sccache-v0.9.1-x86_64-unknown-linux-musl.tar.gz \ - | tar -xz --strip-components=1 -C /usr/local/bin sccache-v0.9.1-x86_64-unknown-linux-musl/sccache - - - name: Configure (gcc-debug, ladder + Qt on) - if: steps.filter.outputs.run == 'true' - run: | - cmake --preset gcc-debug \ - -DMORPH_BUILD_QT=ON \ - -DMORPH_BUILD_LADDER=ON \ - -DMORPH_LADDER_RUNGS=all \ - -DCMAKE_C_COMPILER_LAUNCHER=sccache \ - -DCMAKE_CXX_COMPILER_LAUNCHER=sccache - - - name: Build - if: steps.filter.outputs.run == 'true' - run: cmake --build --preset gcc-debug - - - name: Test (offscreen Qt platform, ladder tests only, stress excluded) - if: steps.filter.outputs.run == 'true' - env: - QT_QPA_PLATFORM: offscreen - run: ctest --preset gcc-debug -L ladder -LE stress --output-on-failure -``` - -Note: this mirrors `linux-qt`'s install steps rather than factoring them into a -shared composite action, matching the existing file's style (every job in -`ci.yml` repeats its own install block; introducing a composite action here -would be an unrelated refactor of the whole file, out of scope for this task). - -- [ ] **Step 2: Validate the YAML** - -Run: `python3 -c "import yaml, sys; yaml.safe_load(open('.github/workflows/ci.yml'))" && echo OK` -Expected: `OK` (no parse errors). - -- [ ] **Step 3: Push a throwaway branch touching `examples/common/` and confirm the job triggers** - -This step needs a real CI run, not a local command — after committing, push to -a branch and open (or update) a PR, then check the Actions tab for the -`ladder-tests` job appearing and passing. Do not merge until it's green. - -- [ ] **Step 4: Commit** - -```bash -git add .github/workflows/ci.yml -git commit -m "ci: add the ladder-tests job (path-filtered on examples/common, include/morph)" -``` - ---- - -## Task 10: WASM-remote spike - -**Files:** -- Create: `examples/common/wasm_spike/README.md` -- Create: `examples/common/wasm_spike/CMakeLists.txt` -- Create: `examples/common/wasm_spike/spike_model.hpp` -- Create: `examples/common/wasm_spike/main_wasm.cpp` -- Modify: `examples/common/CMakeLists.txt` — `add_subdirectory(wasm_spike)` - gated on `EMSCRIPTEN` -- Create: `examples/common/testkit/test_wasm_registration_path_native.cpp` — - the CI-provable half (native proof of the same registration path the WASM - binary uses; see `TESTING.md`'s "WASM reality" three-layer answer) - -**Interfaces:** -- Consumes: `morph::qt::QtWebSocketBackend::Config{.asyncRegistrationEnabled = - true}`, `backend->setConnectHandler(...)` (both confirmed present and used - exactly this way in `tests/qt/test_qt_websocket.cpp`'s `[issue26]`/`[issue29]` - tests), `morph::model::detail::defaultDispatcher()`/`defaultRegistry()`. -- Produces: a compiled WASM binary proving `QtWebSocketBackend` + - `asyncRegistrationEnabled=true` + `setConnectHandler` works from an - Emscripten build (the thing `TESTING.md` says "has never been run" before - rung 0/1); a native Catch2 test proving the identical registration - call-sequence resolves correctly (the part that *can* run in CI, per - `TESTING.md`'s "WASM GUIs cannot be unit-tested in CI today" honesty note). - -- [ ] **Step 1: Write `spike_model.hpp`** - -```cpp -// SPDX-License-Identifier: Apache-2.0 -#pragma once - -/// @file -/// The smallest possible model for the WASM-remote spike: proves -/// registration + one round-trip action work over QtWebSocketBackend from a -/// WASM client, nothing more. - -struct SpikeEchoAction { - int value = 0; -}; - -struct SpikeEchoModel { - int execute(SpikeEchoAction action) { return action.value; } -}; -``` - -Register it exactly once, in `main_wasm.cpp` (server-side, since this -model only ever runs on the remote server the WASM client talks to) — a native -test target registering the same types would violate ODR if linked into the -same process as `main_wasm.cpp`'s registration, so Step 4's native test uses -its own distinctly-named model instead (see that step). - -- [ ] **Step 2: Write `main_wasm.cpp`** - -```cpp -// SPDX-License-Identifier: Apache-2.0 -// -// WASM-remote spike: proves a WASM-compiled QtWebSocketBackend client can -// register a model and execute one action against a real remote server, -// using the two WASM-mandatory patterns documented in examples/TESTING.md, -// "WASM reality": asyncRegistrationEnabled=true (the plain synchronous -// registerModel aborts the page) and setConnectHandler (waitForConnected() -// hangs the page on WASM). -// -// This binary is the client half only — point MORPH_LADDER_WASM_SPIKE_SERVER_URL -// (baked in at build time via a CMake compile definition, since a browser -// page cannot read environment variables) at a real morph::qt::RemoteServer + -// QtWebSocketServer hosting SpikeEchoModel, started out-of-band (see this -// directory's README.md for how the nightly Playwright smoke wires that up). - -#include "spike_model.hpp" - -#include -#include -#include -#include -#include -#include - -BRIDGE_REGISTER_MODEL(SpikeEchoModel, "SpikeEchoModel") -BRIDGE_REGISTER_ACTION(SpikeEchoModel, SpikeEchoAction, "SpikeEchoAction") - -int main(int argc, char* argv[]) { - QCoreApplication app{argc, argv}; - - QUrl url{QStringLiteral(MORPH_LADDER_WASM_SPIKE_SERVER_URL)}; - auto backendPtr = std::make_unique( - url, morph::model::detail::defaultDispatcher(), morph::model::detail::defaultRegistry(), std::nullopt, - morph::qt::QtWebSocketBackend::Config{.asyncRegistrationEnabled = true}); - - // waitForConnected() would nest an event loop and abort the page on WASM - // (TESTING.md, "WASM reality") — setConnectHandler is the mandated - // substitute. - backendPtr->setConnectHandler([] { qDebug() << "morph-ladder-wasm-spike: connected"; }); - - auto* rawBackend = backendPtr.get(); - morph::qt::QtExecutor qtExec; - morph::bridge::Bridge bridge{std::move(backendPtr)}; - - auto binding = std::make_shared(); - binding->typeId = "SpikeEchoModel"; - binding->modelFactory = [] { return morph::model::detail::ModelFactory::create(); }; - bridge.registerHandler(binding); - - QObject::connect(&app, &QCoreApplication::startingUp, [] {}); // no-op, keeps QCoreApplication warnings quiet - - // Poll (via a QTimer, not waitForConnected/pumpUntil — this is real page - // code, not a test) until the async registration completes, then fire - // one action and log the result to the browser console, where the - // nightly Playwright smoke (this directory's README) asserts on it. - auto* timer = new QTimer{&app}; - QObject::connect(timer, &QTimer::timeout, [&app, &bridge, &qtExec, binding] { - if (binding->currentId.load() == 0U) { - return; - } - static bool fired = false; - if (fired) { - return; - } - fired = true; - morph::bridge::BridgeHandler handler{bridge, &qtExec, binding}; - handler.execute(SpikeEchoAction{99}) - .then([](int value) { qDebug() << "morph-ladder-wasm-spike: result=" << value; }) - .onError([](const std::exception_ptr&) { qDebug() << "morph-ladder-wasm-spike: error"; }); - }); - timer->start(50); - (void)rawBackend; - - return app.exec(); -} -``` - -- [ ] **Step 3: Write `CMakeLists.txt` and `README.md`** - -```cmake -# SPDX-License-Identifier: Apache-2.0 -# -# WASM-remote spike (examples/LADDER.md rung 0): proves QtWebSocketBackend -# works from an Emscripten build, which examples/TESTING.md says has never -# been exercised before this. Only built in an Emscripten configure. - -find_package(Qt6 REQUIRED COMPONENTS Core Qml Quick) -qt_standard_project_setup(REQUIRES 6.5) - -qt_add_executable(morph_ladder_wasm_spike main_wasm.cpp) -target_link_libraries(morph_ladder_wasm_spike PRIVATE morph::morph morph::qt Qt6::Core) -target_compile_features(morph_ladder_wasm_spike PRIVATE cxx_std_23) - -if(NOT DEFINED MORPH_LADDER_WASM_SPIKE_SERVER_URL) - set(MORPH_LADDER_WASM_SPIKE_SERVER_URL "ws://127.0.0.1:9999" CACHE STRING - "URL the WASM spike client connects to; override to point at a real out-of-band server for the browser smoke test.") -endif() -target_compile_definitions(morph_ladder_wasm_spike PRIVATE - MORPH_LADDER_WASM_SPIKE_SERVER_URL="${MORPH_LADDER_WASM_SPIKE_SERVER_URL}" -) -``` - -```markdown -# WASM-remote spike - -Proves `morph::qt::QtWebSocketBackend` works from a WASM client — per -[`../../TESTING.md`](../../TESTING.md), "Bank's WASM build is local-only... a -WASM client over `QtWebSocketBackend` has never been run." This is a client -only; point it at a native `RemoteServer` + `QtWebSocketServer` hosting -`SpikeEchoModel` (see `spike_model.hpp`), started separately — for example -`ladder_common_tests`' own `[wasm-spike-server]`-tagged test case (Task 10 -Step 4) run standalone with `--filter` and left running. - -## Manual verification - -1. Configure and build for `wasm32-emscripten` (see `../../bank/gui_wasm` for - the toolchain setup this mirrors). -2. Start a server hosting `SpikeEchoModel` on a known port. -3. Configure with `-DMORPH_LADDER_WASM_SPIKE_SERVER_URL=ws://127.0.0.1:`, - build `morph_ladder_wasm_spike`, serve the output over plain HTTP (no - COOP/COEP headers needed — this target avoids `-pthread`, same as bank's - WASM GUI). -4. Open the page, check the browser console for - `morph-ladder-wasm-spike: connected` followed by - `morph-ladder-wasm-spike: result= 99`. - -## Fallback plan, if step 4 does not show `result= 99` - -Per `TESTING.md`'s framework-gaps list and `LADDER.md`'s framework -prerequisites, the two most likely failure modes and their owning findings: - -- **Page aborts before "connected" logs.** Something in the registration path - still nests a synchronous event loop despite `asyncRegistrationEnabled = - true` — re-open finding `001` (async shared/keyed attach) even though this - spike deliberately avoids the *shared* path; if the *plain* async path also - aborts, that is a new, more severe finding (the plain path was supposed to - already be WASM-safe per `[issue26]`'s native tests) — file it as - `018-plain-async-registration-aborts-wasm.md`, `severity: blocker`, and - this rung's exit criteria (per `examples/FINDINGS.md`) are **not met** - until it is at least triaged. -- **"connected" logs but no "result=" ever appears.** The action dispatch - itself is hanging — check whether `Completion` needs finding `002`'s - execute-deadline fix to surface the failure at all (today it would just - hang silently, matching `002`'s description exactly). - -If either failure mode reproduces, do **not** silently work around it in this -spike — record it as a finding (per the two bullets above) and mark rung 0's -Task 10 complete anyway with a "documents a real blocker" note; `FINDINGS.md`'s -rung exit criteria explicitly allow a rung to exit with findings still -`open`/`fix-scheduled`, just not un-triaged. -``` - -- [ ] **Step 4: Write the native-side proof — `test_wasm_registration_path_native.cpp`** - -Proves the exact same call sequence (`asyncRegistrationEnabled=true` + -`setConnectHandler` + `registerHandler` + poll `binding->currentId`) resolves -correctly natively, which is the CI-provable half per `TESTING.md`'s "WASM -reality" layer 1 (`LocalSingleThread` mode / native async-registration -coverage; the actual browser run stays manual per Step 3's README, since -`TESTING.md` is explicit that "WASM GUIs cannot be unit-tested in CI today"). - -```cpp -// SPDX-License-Identifier: Apache-2.0 -#include - -#include "testkit/pump.hpp" - -#include -#include -#include -#include -#include -#include - -namespace { -struct WasmSpikeProbeAction { - int value = 0; -}; -struct WasmSpikeProbeModel { - int execute(WasmSpikeProbeAction action) { return action.value; } -}; -} // namespace - -BRIDGE_REGISTER_MODEL(WasmSpikeProbeModel, "WasmSpikeProbeModel") -BRIDGE_REGISTER_ACTION(WasmSpikeProbeModel, WasmSpikeProbeAction, "WasmSpikeProbeAction") - -TEST_CASE("The WASM spike's exact registration call sequence resolves natively (asyncRegistrationEnabled + setConnectHandler)", - "[ladder][testkit][wasm-spike]") { - morph::exec::ThreadPoolExecutor serverPool{2}; - auto server = std::make_shared(serverPool); - morph::qt::QtWebSocketServer wsServer{*server, 0}; - REQUIRE(wsServer.listen()); - - QUrl url{QString("ws://127.0.0.1:%1").arg(wsServer.port())}; - auto backendPtr = std::make_unique( - url, morph::model::detail::defaultDispatcher(), morph::model::detail::defaultRegistry(), std::nullopt, - morph::qt::QtWebSocketBackend::Config{.asyncRegistrationEnabled = true}); - - bool connected = false; - backendPtr->setConnectHandler([&] { connected = true; }); - - morph::qt::QtExecutor qtExec; - morph::bridge::Bridge bridge{std::move(backendPtr)}; - - auto binding = std::make_shared(); - binding->typeId = "WasmSpikeProbeModel"; - binding->modelFactory = [] { return morph::model::detail::ModelFactory::create(); }; - bridge.registerHandler(binding); - - REQUIRE(morph::ladder::testkit::pumpUntil([&] { return connected; })); - REQUIRE(morph::ladder::testkit::pumpUntil([&] { return binding->currentId.load() != 0U; })); - - morph::bridge::BridgeHandler handler{bridge, &qtExec, binding}; - auto result = morph::ladder::testkit::awaitQt(handler.execute(WasmSpikeProbeAction{99})); - REQUIRE(result == 99); -} -``` - -- [ ] **Step 5: Wire everything in and build** - -Add to `examples/common/CMakeLists.txt`: - -```cmake -if(EMSCRIPTEN) - add_subdirectory(wasm_spike) -endif() -``` - -Add `testkit/test_wasm_registration_path_native.cpp` to `ladder_common_tests` -(guarded by `if(NOT EMSCRIPTEN)` around that whole target's definition if it -isn't already implicitly skipped — `ladder_common_tests` never builds under -Emscripten today since `MORPH_BUILD_TESTS`/Catch2 aren't part of a WASM -configure; confirm this by checking whether the existing `examples/bank` -pattern skips its native `bank_tests` under `EMSCRIPTEN` too — it does, -`examples/bank/CMakeLists.txt:24-29`'s early `return()` — so no extra guard -should be needed here, but verify `examples/common/CMakeLists.txt`'s own -top-level `if(NOT MORPH_BUILD_QT) ... endif()` etc. don't accidentally still -try to configure `ladder_common_tests` under Emscripten before reaching this -task's new `if(EMSCRIPTEN) add_subdirectory(wasm_spike) endif()` line — if -they do, add a matching early-return mirroring bank's, at the top of -`examples/common/CMakeLists.txt`, before Task 1's `find_package(Qt6 ... -WebSockets)` call, since `WebSockets` is not part of the standard -Qt-for-WebAssembly module set bank's own comments describe). - -Run natively: `cmake --build --preset gcc-debug --target ladder_common_tests && QT_QPA_PLATFORM=offscreen ctest --preset gcc-debug -R ladder_common_tests --output-on-failure` -Expected: the new native test passes alongside every prior task's tests. - -Run the WASM compile gate (per `TESTING.md`'s three-layer WASM answer, layer 2): -`emcmake cmake --preset -DMORPH_BUILD_LADDER=ON` then build `morph_ladder_wasm_spike`. -Expected: compiles. (The actual browser run stays manual, per Step 3's README.) - -- [ ] **Step 6: Commit** - -```bash -git add examples/common/wasm_spike examples/common/testkit/test_wasm_registration_path_native.cpp examples/common/CMakeLists.txt -git commit -m "ladder: add the WASM-remote spike (proves QtWebSocketBackend from Emscripten)" -``` - ---- - -## Self-Review Notes - -- **Spec coverage:** Task 0 covers `FINDINGS.md`'s backfill mandate. Task 1 - covers `TESTING.md`'s "Build system and CI" (one `examples/CMakeLists.txt`, - `MORPH_BUILD_LADDER`, `MORPH_LADDER_RUNGS`, `morph_add_rung()`, the two - consumable targets). Tasks 2–5 cover the testkit component table in - `TESTING.md` ("first needed by rung 0/1": `testkit_main.cpp`, `pump.hpp`, - `backend_rig.hpp`, `db_fixture.hpp`, `db_fault_fixture.hpp`, the fault proxy - + interleaver). Task 6 covers the presenter architecture rules 1–5 (rule 6, - the QML engine-load smoke test, is deferred to rung 1 since rung 0 ships no - QML). Task 7–8 cover the fault-injection proxy and strand interleaver - explicitly named as pulled forward to rung 0–1. Task 9 covers the - `ladder-tests` CI job. Task 10 covers the WASM-remote spike and its written - fallback plan (`LADDER.md`'s rung-0 scope line requires exactly this: "the - WASM-remote spike (with a written fallback if it bounces off framework - work)"). `client_pool.hpp`/`convergence.hpp` (rung 3) and - `action_driver.hpp`/`process_pool.hpp`/`offline_rig.hpp` (rung 4) are - correctly **out of scope** per `TESTING.md`'s own table — not included here. -- **Placeholder scan:** every code step contains real, compiling-intent source - grounded in headers actually read during planning (constructors, method - signatures, and field names quoted match what `grep`/`Read` confirmed in - `include/morph/core/{backend,bridge,executor,strand,remote,completion}.hpp`, - `include/morph/qt/qt_websocket_{backend,server}.hpp`, and - `Lightweight/src/Lightweight/{SqlConnection,SqlStatement}.hpp`). Three steps - explicitly flag *illustrative* call shapes that need a header check before - finalizing (`DataMapper` write calls in Tasks 3–4, `AppContext::login`'s - exact session call in Task 6, `BridgeHandler`'s callId exposure in Task 7) — - each names exactly which header to check and what to do with the answer, - which is the "no placeholders" bar for a detail that genuinely cannot be - pinned without reading a file not opened during this planning pass. -- **Type consistency:** `morph::ladder::testkit::{pumpUntil, awaitQt, settle, - DbFixture, DbFaultFixture, BackendRig, Mode, FaultProxy, - DeterministicExecutor}` and `morph::ladder::gui::{AppContext, Presenter, - Local, Remote}` are used with identical names/signatures everywhere they - reappear across tasks (e.g. `BackendRig::client(index)` in Task 5 is - the same signature Task 6's and Task 7's tests would use if they built on it; - `settle()`'s template-over-`busy()` design in Task 2 needs no edit when - `Presenter` is defined in Task 6, confirmed by construction). - -## Execution Handoff - -Plan complete and saved to -`docs/superpowers/plans/2026-08-06-ladder-rung0-infrastructure.md`. Two -execution options: - -**1. Subagent-Driven (recommended)** — I dispatch a fresh subagent per task, -review between tasks, fast iteration. - -**2. Inline Execution** — Execute tasks in this session using -executing-plans, batch execution with checkpoints. - -Which approach? diff --git a/docs/superpowers/plans/2026-08-06-ladder-rung1-pastebin.md b/docs/superpowers/plans/2026-08-06-ladder-rung1-pastebin.md deleted file mode 100644 index 97d20a98..00000000 --- a/docs/superpowers/plans/2026-08-06-ladder-rung1-pastebin.md +++ /dev/null @@ -1,3001 +0,0 @@ -# Ladder Rung 1 (Pastebin) Implementation Plan - -> **For agentic workers:** REQUIRED SUB-SKILL: Use superpowers:subagent-driven-development (recommended) or superpowers:executing-plans to implement this plan task-by-task. Steps use checkbox (`- [ ]`) syntax for tracking. - -**Goal:** Build rung 1 of the [application ladder](../../../examples/LADDER.md) — -**pastebin**: one entity (`PasteRecord`), one model (`PasteModel`), full -local/remote loop, desktop + WASM clients, per -[`examples/pastebin/README.md`](../../../examples/pastebin/README.md) (design -questions already resolved in that file — read it first, it is this plan's -design authority). - -**Architecture:** `ladder_pastebin_lib` (STATIC: DTOs, entity, migration, -model, app bootstrap — morph + Lightweight, no Qt/Catch2), `ladder_pastebin_gui_lib` -(STATIC: presenters + the rung-owned forms-controller glue — `Qt6::Core` only, -no `Qt6::WebSockets`, no Catch2), `ladder_pastebin_gui` (EXE: Qt Widgets/QML -desktop client), `ladder_pastebin_gui_wasm` (EXE, Emscripten only), a -standalone `ladder_pastebin_server` (EXE: hosts `PasteModel` over -`QtWebSocketServer` for the WASM/remote clients and the browser smoke), -and `ladder_pastebin_tests` (EXE: Catch2 model + presenter tests, full -`BackendRig` mode matrix). `morph_add_rung()` (`cmake/morph_add_rung.cmake`, -currently a stub) gets its real implementation in Task 8, generalized enough -that rung 2 reuses it unchanged. - -**Tech Stack:** C++23, Qt6 (Core, WebSockets, Quick/QuickControls2), Catch2 v3, -Lightweight ORM (SQLite/ODBC), CMake 3.25+, `morph::forms` + -`MorphForms` QML module, `morph::journal::FileActionLog`. - -## Global Constraints - -- C++23 throughout (`target_compile_features(... PUBLIC cxx_std_23)`). -- **DTO type discipline** ([`IMPLEMENTATION.md`](../../../examples/IMPLEMENTATION.md) - rule 3): the only plain type permitted in an action/result field is - `std::string` (paste content, syntax label). Everything else is a strong - type — `PasteId`, `morph::time::Timestamp`, `enum class`, a reads - `Quantity`. **No `int`/`int64_t`/`double`/`float`/`bool`/raw enum in any - DTO field.** -- **Persistence exclusively through Lightweight** ([`IMPLEMENTATION.md`](../../../examples/IMPLEMENTATION.md) - rule 4). The one sanctioned exception: `GetPaste`'s atomic burn-after-read - decrement, via Lightweight's raw-query facility (`SqlStatement::Prepare`/ - `Execute`), the pre-enumerated sanctioned-escape-tier answer — see Task 5. - No raw `sqlite3_*` calls anywhere. -- **`PasteModel` is registered plain** — no `BRIDGE_MODEL_KEY`/`AllowShared` - (resolved design decision, README). Every action dispatch gets a fresh - model instance; all real state lives in the database. -- **Journal**: `GetPaste` is the one client-visible, journaled action - (default `Loggable::Yes`, not split — resolved design decision, README). - `ExpirePaste` is dispatched only via the internal-client sweep (Task 6), - never directly by a GUI client. -- **Time**: model code never calls `morph::time::Timestamp::now()`/ - `DateTime::now()` directly — always `morph::ladder::now()` (Task 1). -- **No `sleep_for` outside `pump.hpp`** — a review-rejectable defect - ([`TESTING.md`](../../../examples/TESTING.md) "Pumping discipline"). -- **Presenters/GUI code take `(Bridge&, IExecutor*)`, never construct - backends or executors themselves** ([`TESTING.md`](../../../examples/TESTING.md) - presenter rule 2) — everything composes over `examples/common/gui::AppContext`. - This is exactly the rule `FormsControllerCore` breaks (finding 021); the - rung-owned forms-controller glue (Task 10) must not repeat that mistake. -- **Schema-driven GUI, always** ([`IMPLEMENTATION.md`](../../../examples/IMPLEMENTATION.md) - rule 2): every form renders from `morph::forms::schemaJson()` through - the real `MorphForms` QML module. No hand-built input widgets. -- Every ladder CMake target wraps its definition in - `if(AF_COVERAGE) apply_coverage() endif()` - ([`TESTING.md`](../../../examples/TESTING.md) "Build system and CI"). -- Model coverage target: the measured ceiling, not a blind 100% - ([`IMPLEMENTATION.md`](../../../examples/IMPLEMENTATION.md) rule 5) — - document every known llvm-cov artifact line the same way - `examples/common`'s own `codecov.yml` component does. -- License hygiene: nothing ported from MicroBin/PrivateBin beyond - requirements/data-shape/behavior; all implementation original. - ---- - -## Task 1: Injectable clock (`examples/common`) - -**Files:** -- Create: `examples/common/clock.hpp` -- Create: `examples/common/testkit/test_clock.cpp` -- Modify: `examples/common/CMakeLists.txt` (add the new test file to - `ladder_common_tests`'s source list) - -**Interfaces:** -- Produces: `morph::ladder::now() -> ::morph::time::Timestamp`, - `morph::ladder::ScopedClockOverride` (RAII, freezes `now()` for its - lifetime, nests correctly). Every later task's model/sweep code that needs - the current instant calls `morph::ladder::now()`, never - `::morph::time::Timestamp::now()`/`DateTime::now()` directly. - -This closes the "injectable time source" framework prerequisite -([`LADDER.md`](../../../examples/LADDER.md) framework prerequisite 3) the -way `examples/common/testkit/pump.hpp`'s `computeDeadlineScale` already -established: a process-global, cross-thread-visible override (a model runs -on its own strand/pool thread, not the test thread that installs the -override, so this cannot be `thread_local`). - -- [ ] **Step 1: Write `examples/common/clock.hpp`** - -```cpp -// SPDX-License-Identifier: Apache-2.0 -#pragma once - -#include - -#include -#include -#include - -/// @file -/// The ladder-wide injectable "now" (examples/TESTING.md's framework-gaps -/// item 6; examples/LADDER.md framework prerequisite 3). Registry-constructed -/// models are always default-constructed (docs/findings/003, -/// docs/findings/020), so there is no constructor-injection seam for a -/// clock — every rung's time-dependent model logic reads -/// `morph::ladder::now()` instead of `Timestamp::now()`/`DateTime::now()` -/// directly, and a test overrides the process-global provider for the span -/// it needs. - -namespace morph::ladder { - -namespace detail { - -/// @brief Process-global override, in epoch milliseconds; `-1` means -/// "disabled, read the real wall clock". -[[nodiscard]] inline std::atomic& overrideMillisSlot() noexcept { - static std::atomic slot{-1}; - return slot; -} - -} // namespace detail - -/// @brief The ladder's injectable "now". -/// @return The real wall-clock instant, or the frozen instant a live -/// `ScopedClockOverride` installed. -[[nodiscard]] inline ::morph::time::Timestamp now() { - const std::int64_t overrideMs = detail::overrideMillisSlot().load(); - if (overrideMs < 0) { - return ::morph::time::Timestamp::now(); - } - return ::morph::time::Timestamp{::morph::time::DateTime{ - std::chrono::sys_time{std::chrono::milliseconds{overrideMs}}}}; -} - -/// @brief Freezes `morph::ladder::now()` at a fixed instant for the guard's -/// lifetime; restores the previous override (nests correctly) on -/// destruction. -/// -/// Cross-thread visible (a `std::atomic`, not `thread_local`): a model under -/// test runs on its own strand/pool thread, not the test thread that -/// constructs this guard. -class ScopedClockOverride { - public: - /// @param frozenAt The instant `now()` reads for the guard's lifetime. - explicit ScopedClockOverride(::morph::time::DateTime frozenAt) noexcept - : _previous{detail::overrideMillisSlot().exchange(frozenAt.value.time_since_epoch().count())} {} - - ~ScopedClockOverride() { detail::overrideMillisSlot().store(_previous); } - - ScopedClockOverride(const ScopedClockOverride&) = delete; - ScopedClockOverride& operator=(const ScopedClockOverride&) = delete; - ScopedClockOverride(ScopedClockOverride&&) = delete; - ScopedClockOverride& operator=(ScopedClockOverride&&) = delete; - - private: - std::int64_t _previous; -}; - -} // namespace morph::ladder -``` - -- [ ] **Step 2: Write `examples/common/testkit/test_clock.cpp`** - -```cpp -// SPDX-License-Identifier: Apache-2.0 -#include - -#include "common/clock.hpp" - -using namespace std::chrono_literals; - -TEST_CASE("morph::ladder::now() reads the real wall clock with no override installed", - "[ladder][testkit][clock]") { - const auto before = ::morph::time::DateTime::now(); - const auto observed = morph::ladder::now(); - const auto after = ::morph::time::DateTime::now(); - REQUIRE(observed.hasValue()); - REQUIRE(*observed >= before); - REQUIRE(*observed <= after); -} - -TEST_CASE("ScopedClockOverride freezes now() at the given instant", "[ladder][testkit][clock]") { - const ::morph::time::DateTime frozen{std::chrono::year{2030}, std::chrono::month{1}, std::chrono::day{1}, - std::chrono::hours{0}, std::chrono::minutes{0}, std::chrono::seconds{0}}; - { - morph::ladder::ScopedClockOverride guard{frozen}; - REQUIRE(*morph::ladder::now() == frozen); - REQUIRE(*morph::ladder::now() == frozen); // stable across repeated reads, not a one-shot - } - REQUIRE(*morph::ladder::now() != frozen); // restored to the real clock after the guard's scope -} - -TEST_CASE("ScopedClockOverride nests: the inner guard wins, the outer resumes on inner's destruction", - "[ladder][testkit][clock]") { - const ::morph::time::DateTime outer{std::chrono::year{2030}, std::chrono::month{1}, std::chrono::day{1}, - std::chrono::hours{0}, std::chrono::minutes{0}, std::chrono::seconds{0}}; - const ::morph::time::DateTime inner{std::chrono::year{2031}, std::chrono::month{6}, std::chrono::day{15}, - std::chrono::hours{12}, std::chrono::minutes{0}, std::chrono::seconds{0}}; - morph::ladder::ScopedClockOverride outerGuard{outer}; - REQUIRE(*morph::ladder::now() == outer); - { - morph::ladder::ScopedClockOverride innerGuard{inner}; - REQUIRE(*morph::ladder::now() == inner); - } - REQUIRE(*morph::ladder::now() == outer); -} -``` - -- [ ] **Step 3: Add the new test file to `examples/common/CMakeLists.txt`** - -In the `ladder_common_tests` target's `add_executable(...)` source list -(alongside `testkit/test_pump.cpp` etc.), add `testkit/test_clock.cpp`. -`examples/common/clock.hpp` needs no new CMake target of its own — it is a -header consumed via the existing `target_include_directories(... PUBLIC -${CMAKE_CURRENT_SOURCE_DIR})` on `morph_ladder_testkit`/`morph_ladder_gui` -(both already add `${CMAKE_CURRENT_SOURCE_DIR}` — i.e. `examples/common` — -to their include path, so `#include "common/clock.hpp"` — wait, verify the -actual existing `#include` convention: check how `testkit/pump.hpp` is -included from a test file (e.g. `#include "testkit/pump.hpp"` in -`test_backend_rig.cpp`) — that means the include root is `examples/common` -itself, so this new header's own include path is `#include "clock.hpp"` if -placed at `examples/common/clock.hpp` directly (matching `examples/common/gui/` -and `examples/common/testkit/` both being subdirectories) — **place the file -at `examples/common/clock.hpp` (directly in `examples/common/`, not in a -`testkit/`/`gui/` subdirectory)** since it is consumed by both, and include -it elsewhere as `#include "clock.hpp"` from files also directly under -`examples/common/` or `#include "clock.hpp"` resolving via the same include -root other subdirectories use — confirm the exact working form by checking -one existing cross-subdirectory include (e.g. does `gui/presenter.hpp` -include anything from `testkit/`? If no precedent exists, the safe form is -`#include "clock.hpp"`, which resolves correctly from any file compiled -with `examples/common` on its include path, which every ladder target -already has). - -- [ ] **Step 4: Build and run** - -```bash -cmake --build build/ --target ladder_common_tests -QT_QPA_PLATFORM=offscreen ctest --test-dir build/ -R clock --output-on-failure -``` - -Expected: 3 new test cases pass, 100% line and branch coverage on -`clock.hpp` (both branches of `now()`'s override check are exercised by the -tests above; no DI extraction needed beyond what's already here since -`overrideMillisSlot()` is a plain runtime atomic, not a once-per-process -static-const guard — pump.hpp's DI pattern doesn't apply here since there is -no such guard to work around). - -- [ ] **Step 5: Commit** - -```bash -git add examples/common/clock.hpp examples/common/testkit/test_clock.cpp examples/common/CMakeLists.txt -git commit -m "examples/common: add the ladder-wide injectable clock" -``` - ---- - -## Task 2: Pastebin core types (units, strong ids, errors) - -**Files:** -- Create: `examples/pastebin/include/pastebin/units.hpp` -- Create: `examples/pastebin/include/pastebin/core/types.hpp` -- Create: `examples/pastebin/include/pastebin/core/errors.hpp` - -**Interfaces:** -- Produces: `pastebin::Unit` (enum), `pastebin::Reads` (alias for - `Quantity`), `pastebin::PasteId` and `pastebin::PasteCursor` - (strong, `hasValue()`-capable id/cursor types), `pastebin::Ack` (trivial - result for actions with nothing to return), `pastebin::PastebinError` - hierarchy (`NotFound`, `Expired`, `Burned`, `ValidationError`, `TooLarge`). - Every later DTO/model task consumes these exact names. - -`PasteId` follows `morph::forms::Ranged`'s shape -(`include/morph/forms/widget_hints.hpp:70-118`) — the closest existing -`hasValue()`-capable newtype template in the repo (finding 009: no generic -`Tagged` helper exists yet) — but wraps a `std::string` (the -animal-name id) instead of a bounded arithmetic value, so it needs its own -`glz::meta` specialization (a plain JSON string on the wire, exactly -`Ranged`'s own comment describes for its wrapper family), not `Ranged` -itself. - -- [ ] **Step 1: Write `examples/pastebin/include/pastebin/units.hpp`** - -Modeled on `examples/forms/lab_units.hpp`'s exact shape (enum + -`UnitTraits::meta`/`relations` specialization + consteval algebra). One -unit is enough for rung 1: a dimensionless "count" for `burnAfterReads`/ -`readCount`. `morph::units::Quantity` requires -`DeclaredDecimals >= 1` (zero is not legal), so this unit's `defaultDecimals` -is `1` even though every value that ever appears is a whole number by -construction — `EditPaste`/`CreatePaste`'s `validate()` (Task 3) enforces the -whole-number constraint explicitly, the DTO type alone cannot. - -```cpp -// SPDX-License-Identifier: Apache-2.0 -#pragma once - -#include - -/// @file -/// Pastebin's one-unit system: a dimensionless read count. Modeled on -/// examples/forms/lab_units.hpp's shape — see that file for the full -/// UnitTraits/consteval-algebra contract this mirrors. - -namespace pastebin { - -enum class Unit { - count, -}; - -} // namespace pastebin - -template <> -struct morph::units::UnitTraits { - [[nodiscard]] static constexpr UnitMeta meta(pastebin::Unit u) { - switch (u) { - case pastebin::Unit::count: - return UnitMeta{.symbol = "", .name = "count", .defaultDecimals = 1}; - } - return UnitMeta{}; - } -}; - -namespace pastebin { - -/// @brief A whole-number read count (burn-after-N-reads, read_count). -using Reads = ::morph::units::Quantity; - -} // namespace pastebin -``` - -**Verify `UnitMeta`'s exact field names/types against -`examples/forms/lab_units.hpp` before writing this** — the shape above is -inferred from the `UnitTraits::meta(U).defaultDecimals` -reference in `quantity.hpp`'s `Quantity` definition (already confirmed to -exist as a static member access), but this task's implementer must open -`lab_units.hpp` and copy its `UnitMeta`/`UnitTraits` specialization's real -field names verbatim rather than trust the sketch above if they differ. - -- [ ] **Step 2: Write `examples/pastebin/include/pastebin/core/types.hpp`** - -```cpp -// SPDX-License-Identifier: Apache-2.0 -#pragma once - -#include -#include -#include -#include - -/// @file -/// PasteId: a hasValue()-capable strong id wrapping the animal-name paste -/// key. Modeled on morph::forms::Ranged's shape -/// (include/morph/forms/widget_hints.hpp) — the closest existing -/// hasValue()-capable newtype template — but wraps a std::string, not a -/// bounded arithmetic value, so it carries its own glz::meta rather than -/// reusing Ranged's. First real consumer of the eventual Tagged -/// gap (docs/findings/009); do not promote this into a generic helper here -/// — the promotion rule (examples/IMPLEMENTATION.md) triggers on a third -/// consumer, not the first. - -namespace pastebin { - -struct PasteId { - /// @brief The payload; `std::nullopt` means "not entered". - std::optional value; - - constexpr PasteId() noexcept = default; - - /// @brief Engages with @p id. - explicit PasteId(std::string id) noexcept : value{std::move(id)} {} - - /// @brief Adopts an optional payload as-is. - explicit PasteId(std::optional payload) noexcept : value{std::move(payload)} {} - - [[nodiscard]] bool hasValue() const noexcept { return value.has_value(); } - - // NOLINTNEXTLINE(bugprone-unchecked-optional-access) - [[nodiscard]] const std::string& operator*() const noexcept { return *value; } - - [[nodiscard]] auto operator<=>(const PasteId&) const noexcept = default; -}; - -} // namespace pastebin - -template <> -struct glz::meta { - using T = pastebin::PasteId; - static constexpr auto value = &T::value; -}; -``` - -`ListPastes`'s pagination cursor is the same `hasValue()`-capable opaque-string -shape (`IMPLEMENTATION.md` rule 3's protocol-scalars row: "pagination -cursors... a named opaque newtype per role... never a loose `std::string`"), -so it lives in the same file, following the identical pattern — this is two -different concrete types following one shape, not the same helper reused a -third time, so the promotion rule does not apply here: - -```cpp -namespace pastebin { - -struct PasteCursor { - std::optional value; - - constexpr PasteCursor() noexcept = default; - explicit PasteCursor(std::string token) noexcept : value{std::move(token)} {} - explicit PasteCursor(std::optional payload) noexcept : value{std::move(payload)} {} - - [[nodiscard]] bool hasValue() const noexcept { return value.has_value(); } - - // NOLINTNEXTLINE(bugprone-unchecked-optional-access) - [[nodiscard]] const std::string& operator*() const noexcept { return *value; } - - [[nodiscard]] auto operator<=>(const PasteCursor&) const noexcept = default; -}; - -/// @brief Trivial, fieldless acknowledgement result for actions with nothing -/// else to return (`DeletePaste`, `ExpirePaste`). -struct Ack {}; - -} // namespace pastebin - -template <> -struct glz::meta { - using T = pastebin::PasteCursor; - static constexpr auto value = &T::value; -}; -``` - -**Verify the `glz::meta` specialization's exact shape against -`morph::forms::Multiline`'s** (`include/morph/forms/widget_hints.hpp:125-128`, -already confirmed to exist as `struct glz::meta { -... };` in this session's research) **before writing this** — copy that -one's exact member/pointer convention verbatim rather than the sketch above -if they differ (the sketch assumes `value` maps directly to the wire string, -matching `Timestamp`/`Ranged`'s own `value` member name, but the precise -glaze incantation needs verifying against a real, currently-compiling -specialization). - -- [ ] **Step 3: Write `examples/pastebin/include/pastebin/core/errors.hpp`** - -Follows `examples/bank/include/bank/core/errors.hpp`'s exact shape (one base, -several `using Base::Base;` leaves): - -```cpp -// SPDX-License-Identifier: Apache-2.0 -#pragma once - -#include -#include - -namespace pastebin { - -/// @brief Base of every pastebin-specific error a model throws. -struct PastebinError : std::runtime_error { - using std::runtime_error::runtime_error; -}; - -/// @brief No paste exists at the given id (never existed, deleted, or -/// already expired/burned). -struct NotFound : PastebinError { - using PastebinError::PastebinError; -}; - -/// @brief The paste existed but its `expiresAt` has passed. -struct Expired : PastebinError { - using PastebinError::PastebinError; -}; - -/// @brief The paste existed but its burn-after-reads budget was already -/// exhausted before this read. -struct Burned : PastebinError { - using PastebinError::PastebinError; -}; - -/// @brief An action's `validate()` rejected its input. -struct ValidationError : PastebinError { - using PastebinError::PastebinError; -}; - -/// @brief `CreatePaste`'s content exceeded the server's message-size bound. -struct TooLarge : PastebinError { - using PastebinError::PastebinError; -}; - -} // namespace pastebin -``` - -- [ ] **Step 4: Commit** - -```bash -git add examples/pastebin/include/pastebin/units.hpp \ - examples/pastebin/include/pastebin/core/types.hpp \ - examples/pastebin/include/pastebin/core/errors.hpp -git commit -m "pastebin: add unit system, PasteId, and the typed error set" -``` - -(This task produces headers only — nothing compiles into a target yet; -Task 8's CMake wiring is what first builds them. Verify with a standalone -`g++ -std=c++23 -fsyntax-only -I include -I ` style -check, or defer syntax verification to Task 8's first real build — note in -the task report which approach was used.) - ---- - -## Task 3: Pastebin DTOs - -**Files:** -- Create: `examples/pastebin/include/pastebin/dto/paste_dto.hpp` - -**Interfaces:** -- Consumes: `pastebin::PasteId`, `pastebin::PasteCursor`, `pastebin::Ack` - (Task 2's `core/types.hpp`), `pastebin::Reads` (Task 2's `units.hpp`), - `::morph::time::Timestamp` (`morph/util/datetime.hpp`). -- Produces: `CreatePaste`/`CreatePasteResult`, `GetPaste`/`PasteView`, - `EditPaste` (result: `PasteView`), `DeletePaste`/`Ack`, - `ListPastes`/`ListPastesResult`, `ExpirePaste`/`Ack`, `Visibility`, - `Editability`, `PasteSummary`. Task 4 (entity) and Task 5 (model) consume - every field name below verbatim. - -Field set modeled on MicroBin's `Pasta` (id, content, extension, private, -editable, created, expiration, last_read, read_count, burn_after_reads), -translated through the strong-type rule — no `int`/`bool`/raw enum anywhere. -`editable`/`isPrivate` each become a two-enumerator `enum class` -(`IMPLEMENTATION.md` rule 3: "a two-state flag is a two-enumerator `enum -class`"), not `bool`. - -- [ ] **Step 1: Write `examples/pastebin/include/pastebin/dto/paste_dto.hpp`** - -```cpp -// SPDX-License-Identifier: Apache-2.0 -#pragma once - -#include "pastebin/core/types.hpp" -#include "pastebin/units.hpp" - -#include - -#include -#include - -/// @file -/// Pastebin's one entity's wire DTOs. GetPaste is the one client-visible, -/// journaled mutation (README "Journal" design decision — not split into an -/// unlogged read + RecordRead). ExpirePaste is dispatched only by the -/// app-layer sweep's internal client (Task 6), never by a GUI client. - -namespace pastebin { - -enum class Visibility { Public, Private }; -enum class Editability { Immutable, Editable }; - -struct CreatePaste { - std::string content; - std::string syntax; // free-form label, e.g. "plaintext", "cpp" - ::morph::time::Timestamp expiresAt; // empty = never expires - Reads burnAfterReads; // empty = no burn limit - Visibility visibility = Visibility::Public; - Editability editability = Editability::Immutable; - - [[nodiscard]] bool validate() const noexcept { return !content.empty() && !syntax.empty(); } -}; - -struct CreatePasteResult { - PasteId id; -}; - -struct GetPaste { - PasteId id; - - [[nodiscard]] bool validate() const noexcept { return id.hasValue(); } -}; - -struct PasteView { - PasteId id; - std::string content; - std::string syntax; - ::morph::time::Timestamp createdAt; - ::morph::time::Timestamp expiresAt; - Reads burnAfterReads; - Reads readCount; - Visibility visibility = Visibility::Public; - Editability editability = Editability::Immutable; -}; - -struct EditPaste { - PasteId id; - std::string content; - std::string syntax; - - [[nodiscard]] bool validate() const noexcept { return id.hasValue() && !content.empty() && !syntax.empty(); } -}; - -struct DeletePaste { - PasteId id; - - [[nodiscard]] bool validate() const noexcept { return id.hasValue(); } -}; - -/// @brief One row of `ListPastes`' result — deliberately narrower than -/// `PasteView`: a listing must not leak full paste content. -struct PasteSummary { - PasteId id; - std::string syntax; - ::morph::time::Timestamp createdAt; - Visibility visibility = Visibility::Public; -}; - -struct ListPastes { - PasteCursor cursor; // empty = first page -}; - -struct ListPastesResult { - std::vector pastes; - PasteCursor nextCursor; // empty = no further page -}; - -/// @brief Internal-only: dispatched exclusively by the app-layer expiry -/// sweep's internal client (Task 6), never by a GUI client. Payload -/// is just the id — never `now()` — so replaying this entry is -/// trivially deterministic (README "How does expiry replay?"). -struct ExpirePaste { - PasteId id; - - [[nodiscard]] bool validate() const noexcept { return id.hasValue(); } -}; - -} // namespace pastebin -``` - -- [ ] **Step 2: Commit** - -```bash -git add examples/pastebin/include/pastebin/dto/paste_dto.hpp -git commit -m "pastebin: add the PasteModel action/result DTOs" -``` - ---- - -## Task 4: Pastebin entity and migration - -**Files:** -- Create: `examples/pastebin/include/pastebin/db/paste_entity.hpp` -- Create: `examples/pastebin/src/db/schema.cpp` -- Create: `examples/pastebin/include/pastebin/db/database.hpp` -- Create: `examples/pastebin/include/pastebin/db/db_model.hpp` - -**Interfaces:** -- Produces: `pastebin::db::PasteRecord` (Lightweight entity), one - `LIGHTWEIGHT_SQL_MIGRATION` creating its table, `pastebin::db::setup(const - std::string& connectionString)` (bootstrap, mirrors - `bank::db::setup` — sets the default connection string, applies pending - migrations). Task 5 (model) and Task 9 (tests, via `DbFixture`) consume - `PasteRecord` and this migration directly. - -Timestamps are stored as epoch-millisecond `Field`/ -`Field>` columns, matching every existing bank -entity's timestamp convention (`notification_entity.hpp`'s `createdAtMs`, -etc. — bank predates the strong-type *DTO* rule but its *storage* -convention for time is still the one worth reusing; no existing entity -stores a `Timestamp`/`DateTime` column directly, so this is the plan's own -choice, not a copied precedent). The model (Task 5) converts -`::morph::time::Timestamp` ⇄ epoch-millis explicitly at the DTO⇄entity -boundary. - -- [ ] **Step 1: Write `examples/pastebin/include/pastebin/db/paste_entity.hpp`** - -```cpp -// SPDX-License-Identifier: Apache-2.0 -#pragma once - -#include - -#include -#include -#include - -/// @file -/// PasteRecord: the one Lightweight entity this rung needs, kept strictly -/// separate from the wire DTOs (pastebin/dto/paste_dto.hpp) per -/// IMPLEMENTATION.md rule 4's two-type-layer architecture. `id` is the -/// animal-name key itself (the primary key IS the public id — no separate -/// surrogate integer key), so it is a plain string primary key, not -/// AutoIncrement. - -namespace pastebin::db { - -struct PasteRecord { - static constexpr std::string_view TableName = "pastes"; - - Light::Field, Light::PrimaryKey::ManualAssign, Light::SqlRealName{"id"}> id; - Light::Field content; - Light::Field, Light::SqlRealName{"syntax"}> syntax; - Light::Field createdAtMs{0}; - Light::Field, Light::SqlRealName{"expires_at_ms"}> expiresAtMs; - Light::Field, Light::SqlRealName{"burn_after_reads"}> burnAfterReads; - Light::Field readCount{0}; - Light::Field isPrivate{false}; - Light::Field isEditable{false}; -}; - -} // namespace pastebin::db -``` - -**Verify `Light::PrimaryKey::ManualAssign` is the real enumerator name for -"caller supplies the primary key value, no auto-increment"** — confirmed by -its documented purpose but re-check the exact spelling against -`Lightweight/DataMapper/Field.hpp`'s `PrimaryKey` enum before writing this; -`bank`'s entities all use `PrimaryKey::AutoAssign`/ -`ServerSideAutoIncrement` (surrogate integer keys), so this is pastebin's -first manually-assigned string primary key in this codebase — no existing -usage to copy verbatim. - -- [ ] **Step 2: Write the migration in `examples/pastebin/src/db/schema.cpp`** - -```cpp -// SPDX-License-Identifier: Apache-2.0 -#include "pastebin/db/database.hpp" - -#include -#include -#include - -using namespace Lightweight::SqlColumnTypeDefinitions; - -LIGHTWEIGHT_SQL_MIGRATION(20260806000001, "Create pastes table") { - plan.CreateTableIfNotExists("pastes") - .PrimaryKey("id", Varchar(32)) - .RequiredColumn("content", Text()) - .RequiredColumn("syntax", Varchar(32)) - .RequiredColumn("created_at_ms", Bigint()) - .Column("expires_at_ms", Bigint()) - .Column("burn_after_reads", Bigint()) - .RequiredColumn("read_count", Bigint()) - .RequiredColumn("is_private", Bool()) - .RequiredColumn("is_editable", Bool()); -} - -namespace pastebin::db { - -void setup(const std::string& connectionString) { - Lightweight::SqlConnection::SetDefaultConnectionString(Lightweight::SqlConnectionString{connectionString}); - Lightweight::SqlMigration::MigrationManager::GetInstance().CreateMigrationHistory(); - Lightweight::SqlMigration::MigrationManager::GetInstance().ApplyPendingMigrations(); -} - -} // namespace pastebin::db -``` - -**Verify `SqlCreateTableQueryBuilder`'s manual-primary-key method name** -(sketched above as `.PrimaryKey("id", Varchar(32))`, by analogy with -`.PrimaryKeyWithAutoIncrement(...)`'s naming) **against -`Lightweight/SqlQuery/Migrate.hpp` before writing this** — that file was -read in this session only for its `Column`/`RequiredColumn`/`RequiredForeignKey` -methods (confirmed real), not for a non-auto-increment primary-key method; -its exact name is not yet confirmed. Also verify `Text()`/`Bool()`/`Bigint()` -exist in `Lightweight::SqlColumnTypeDefinitions` alongside the -already-confirmed `Varchar{N}` (bank's migrations use `Varchar`/`Bigint` -already; `Text`/`Bool` are inferred from SQL column-type convention, not -independently confirmed this session). - -- [ ] **Step 3: Write `examples/pastebin/include/pastebin/db/database.hpp`** - -```cpp -// SPDX-License-Identifier: Apache-2.0 -#pragma once - -#include - -/// @file -/// pastebin::db::setup — mirrors bank::db::setup's bootstrap shape -/// (examples/bank/include/bank/db/database.hpp): set the default connection -/// string, then apply every pending LIGHTWEIGHT_SQL_MIGRATION. The -/// migration itself lives in schema.cpp so linking that one TU registers it -/// against MigrationManager's process-wide singleton at static-init time. - -namespace pastebin::db { - -/// @brief Points Lightweight's default connection at @p connectionString and -/// applies every pending migration. -/// @param connectionString ODBC connection string (SQLite via sqliteodbc in -/// every ladder test/demo context). -void setup(const std::string& connectionString); - -} // namespace pastebin::db -``` - -- [ ] **Step 4: Commit** - -```bash -git add examples/pastebin/include/pastebin/db/paste_entity.hpp \ - examples/pastebin/include/pastebin/db/database.hpp \ - examples/pastebin/include/pastebin/db/db_model.hpp \ - examples/pastebin/src/db/schema.cpp -git commit -m "pastebin: add PasteRecord entity, its migration, and the WithMapper mixin" -``` - -Also write `examples/pastebin/include/pastebin/db/db_model.hpp` in this -task — the `WithMapper` mixin `IMPLEMENTATION.md` rule 4 mandates ("one -lazily-opened mapper per model via the `WithMapper` mixin pattern"), copied -from `examples/bank/include/bank/db/db_model.hpp` (already read in full this -session, 27 lines) verbatim except the namespace (`pastebin::db` instead of -`bank::db`). Task 5's model inherits from it exactly as bank's models do. - -**`pastebin::db::setup()` is production-bootstrap-only** (Task 6's server -app calls it once, at process start). Tests never call it: `DbFixture` -(rung 0's testkit) already sets the default connection string exactly once -per process and applies every pending migration on each fixture -construction — the `LIGHTWEIGHT_SQL_MIGRATION` this task registers is -picked up automatically the moment `ladder_pastebin_lib` is linked in, -`db::setup()` or not. Calling both in the same process would double-call -`SetDefaultConnectionString`, which is harmless but redundant — Task 9's -tests must not do it. - ---- - -## Task 5: `PasteModel` - -**Files:** -- Create: `examples/pastebin/include/pastebin/models/paste_model.hpp` -- Create: `examples/pastebin/src/models/paste_model.cpp` - -**Interfaces:** -- Consumes: Task 2's `PasteId`/`PasteCursor`/`Ack`/`PastebinError` hierarchy, - Task 3's DTOs, Task 4's `PasteRecord`/`db::WithMapper`, Task 1's - `morph::ladder::now()`. -- Produces: `pastebin::PasteModel`, registered via - `BRIDGE_REGISTER_MODEL`/`BRIDGE_REGISTER_ACTION` (plain, not shared/keyed — - resolved design decision). Task 6 (app bootstrap/sweep), Task 9 (model - tests), and Task 10 (presenters) all consume this exact registration. - -This is the application (`IMPLEMENTATION.md` rule 1) — every business rule -lives here, nothing domain-shaped in the app bootstrap, presenters, or GUI. - -### Step 1 (do this first): spike-verify `UPDATE ... RETURNING` against this codebase's toolchain - -The README's resolved burn-atomicity design needs a single atomic -`UPDATE pastes SET read_count = read_count + 1 WHERE ... RETURNING ...` -issued through Lightweight's raw-query facility -(`Lightweight::SqlStatement::Prepare`/`Execute`/`FetchRow`/`GetColumn` — -the shape `Lightweight/src/tests/CoreTests.cpp:202-234` demonstrates for an -ordinary parameterized statement). **No existing Lightweight test or -example anywhere in this codebase uses SQL `RETURNING`** — this exact -combination (Lightweight's raw-query path + the sqliteodbc driver this -repo's tests run against) is unverified. Before writing `execute(GetPaste)` -for real: - -- [ ] **Step 1a: Write a standalone throwaway smoke** (in a scratch `.cpp`, - or as the first thing tried directly in a `DbFixture`-backed Catch2 - `TEST_CASE` that will become part of Task 9's real test file) that: - creates a tiny probe table, inserts one row, issues - `UPDATE probe SET n = n + 1 WHERE id = ? RETURNING n` via - `SqlStatement::Prepare`/`Execute`/`FetchRow`/`GetColumn`, and - asserts the returned `n` is the incremented value. -- [ ] **Step 1b: If it works** — proceed with the design below verbatim. -- [ ] **Step 1c: If it does not work** (a bind error, a syntax error from - the SQLite ODBC driver, or `RETURNING` silently returning nothing) — - do not spend more than one focused attempt debugging the driver - combination itself. Fall back to the transaction-wrapped two-statement - form instead: `Lightweight::SqlTransaction` wrapping (1) the plain - conditional `UPDATE ... WHERE ...` (no `RETURNING`, checking - `SqlStatement::Execute(...)`'s affected-row-count instead of a - returned row) and (2) an ordinary `SELECT` by id to fetch the - resulting row state, both against the same connection inside the one - transaction — still atomic (SQLite serializes writers; the - transaction keeps the read-back consistent with the write), just two - statements instead of one. **Either way, update - `examples/pastebin/README.md`'s burn-atomicity paragraph to say which - form actually shipped**, and file the mandatory finding (the README - already names the trigger: "with its mandatory finding entry filed - once the `RETURNING` combination... is verified") reporting exactly - what was tried and what happened — a working `RETURNING` closes it - as `documented-limitation` ("works, now proven"); a failing one is - `open` with the concrete error captured. - -### Step 2: Write `examples/pastebin/include/pastebin/models/paste_model.hpp` - -```cpp -// SPDX-License-Identifier: Apache-2.0 -#pragma once - -#include "pastebin/core/errors.hpp" -#include "pastebin/db/db_model.hpp" -#include "pastebin/dto/paste_dto.hpp" - -#include - -namespace pastebin { - -/// @brief The one model this rung ships. Registered plain (no -/// BRIDGE_MODEL_KEY/AllowShared — README's resolved burn-atomicity -/// decision): every action dispatch gets a fresh instance, all real -/// state lives in `pastes` via `db::WithMapper`. -class PasteModel : public db::WithMapper { - public: - CreatePasteResult execute(CreatePaste action); - PasteView execute(GetPaste action); - PasteView execute(EditPaste action); - Ack execute(DeletePaste action); - ListPastesResult execute(ListPastes action); - - /// @brief Dispatched only by the app-layer expiry sweep's internal - /// client (Task 6) — never by a GUI client. - Ack execute(ExpirePaste action); -}; - -} // namespace pastebin - -BRIDGE_REGISTER_MODEL(pastebin::PasteModel, "PasteModel") -BRIDGE_REGISTER_ACTION(pastebin::PasteModel, pastebin::CreatePaste, "CreatePaste") -// GetPaste stays the one client-visible, journaled action (default -// Loggable::Yes) — README's resolved journal decision; do not add -// ::morph::model::Loggable::No here. -BRIDGE_REGISTER_ACTION(pastebin::PasteModel, pastebin::GetPaste, "GetPaste") -BRIDGE_REGISTER_ACTION(pastebin::PasteModel, pastebin::EditPaste, "EditPaste") -BRIDGE_REGISTER_ACTION(pastebin::PasteModel, pastebin::DeletePaste, "DeletePaste") -BRIDGE_REGISTER_ACTION(pastebin::PasteModel, pastebin::ListPastes, "ListPastes", ::morph::model::Loggable::No) -BRIDGE_REGISTER_ACTION(pastebin::PasteModel, pastebin::ExpirePaste, "ExpirePaste") -``` - -**Verify the exact `BRIDGE_REGISTER_MODEL`/`BRIDGE_REGISTER_ACTION` macro -argument order and the `::morph::model::Loggable` enum's namespace/spelling** -against `examples/bank/include/bank/models/notification_model.hpp:33-37` -(already read in full this session) before writing this — copy that file's -macro invocations' exact shape, substituting only the type/string names -above. - -### Step 3: Write `examples/pastebin/src/models/paste_model.cpp` - -```cpp -// SPDX-License-Identifier: Apache-2.0 -#include "pastebin/models/paste_model.hpp" - -#include "common/clock.hpp" - -#include -#include - -#include -#include -#include -#include - -namespace pastebin { - -namespace { - -// --------------------------------------------------------------------------- -// DTO <-> entity conversions (IMPLEMENTATION.md rule 4's DTO<->entity mapping -// layer). Timestamp <-> epoch-ms and Reads <-> int64 both round-trip through -// a plain scalar since every value either DTO type carries is, by -// construction, a whole number of milliseconds / a whole-number count. -// --------------------------------------------------------------------------- - -[[nodiscard]] std::int64_t toEpochMs(const ::morph::time::DateTime& instant) noexcept { - return instant.value.time_since_epoch().count(); -} - -[[nodiscard]] ::morph::time::Timestamp fromEpochMs(std::optional ms) noexcept { - if (!ms) { - return ::morph::time::Timestamp{}; - } - return ::morph::time::Timestamp{::morph::time::DateTime{ - std::chrono::sys_time{std::chrono::milliseconds{*ms}}}}; -} - -/// @brief Builds the read-only view sent back to a client from a fully -/// loaded `PasteRecord`. -[[nodiscard]] PasteView toView(const db::PasteRecord& rec) { - PasteView view; - view.id = PasteId{rec.id.Value().AsStringView() | std::ranges::to()}; - view.content = rec.content.Value(); - view.syntax = rec.syntax.Value().AsStringView() | std::ranges::to(); - view.createdAt = fromEpochMs(rec.createdAtMs.Value()); - view.expiresAt = fromEpochMs(rec.expiresAtMs.Value()); - view.burnAfterReads = rec.burnAfterReads.Value() ? Reads::fromDouble(static_cast(*rec.burnAfterReads.Value())) : Reads{}; - view.readCount = Reads::fromDouble(static_cast(rec.readCount.Value())); - view.visibility = rec.isPrivate.Value() ? Visibility::Private : Visibility::Public; - view.editability = rec.isEditable.Value() ? Editability::Editable : Editability::Immutable; - return view; -} - -/// @brief The tiny animal-name id keyspace (MicroBin-style). Deliberately -/// small — the required tests exercise the id-collision retry path, -/// which needs collisions to be reachable in a bounded number of -/// CreatePaste calls, not astronomically unlikely. -constexpr std::array kAnimals = { - "cat", "dog", "fox", "owl", "bee", "ant", "elk", "ram", - "yak", "cod", "eel", "hen", "pig", "cow", "bat", "jay", -}; -constexpr std::array kAdjectives = { - "red", "blue", "gold", "dark", "swift", "calm", "bold", "wild", - "keen", "grey", "warm", "cool", "sharp", "quiet", "loud", "soft", -}; - -[[nodiscard]] std::string randomPasteId() { - static thread_local std::mt19937_64 rng{std::random_device{}()}; - std::uniform_int_distribution adjIdx{0, kAdjectives.size() - 1}; - std::uniform_int_distribution animalIdx{0, kAnimals.size() - 1}; - std::uniform_int_distribution suffix{0, 999}; - return std::string{kAdjectives[adjIdx(rng)]} + "-" + std::string{kAnimals[animalIdx(rng)]} + "-" + - std::to_string(suffix(rng)); -} - -} // namespace - -CreatePasteResult PasteModel::execute(CreatePaste action) { - if (!action.validate()) { - throw ValidationError{"CreatePaste: content and syntax are required"}; - } - - // Bounded retry on the (small, deliberately-collidable) animal-name - // keyspace — the "id-collision handling" required test drives this - // path directly by exhausting the space or by pre-seeding a collision. - constexpr int kMaxAttempts = 8; - for (int attempt = 0; attempt < kMaxAttempts; ++attempt) { - db::PasteRecord rec; - rec.id = randomPasteId(); - rec.content = action.content; - rec.syntax = action.syntax; - rec.createdAtMs = toEpochMs(*morph::ladder::now().value); - rec.expiresAtMs = action.expiresAt.hasValue() ? std::optional{toEpochMs(*action.expiresAt.value)} : std::nullopt; - rec.burnAfterReads = action.burnAfterReads.hasValue() - ? std::optional{static_cast(action.burnAfterReads.value()->toDouble())} - : std::nullopt; - rec.readCount = 0; - rec.isPrivate = action.visibility == Visibility::Private; - rec.isEditable = action.editability == Editability::Editable; - - try { - mapper().Create(rec); - return CreatePasteResult{.id = PasteId{*rec.id.Value().AsStringView() | std::ranges::to()}}; - } catch (const std::exception&) { - // Primary-key collision on the animal-name id — retry with a - // fresh random id. Lightweight surfaces a constraint violation - // as a thrown exception (no narrower type to catch on - // specifically at this layer); if kMaxAttempts is exhausted the - // loop falls through and the function throws ValidationError - // below, which is the caller-visible "keyspace exhausted" - // signal (Required tests: "id-collision handling"). - continue; - } - } - throw ValidationError{"CreatePaste: could not allocate a unique paste id"}; -} - -PasteView PasteModel::execute(GetPaste action) { - if (!action.validate()) { - throw ValidationError{"GetPaste: id is required"}; - } - - const std::int64_t nowMs = toEpochMs(*morph::ladder::now().value); - - ::Lightweight::SqlStatement stmt; - stmt.Prepare(R"(UPDATE pastes - SET read_count = read_count + 1 - WHERE id = ? - AND (expires_at_ms IS NULL OR expires_at_ms > ?) - AND (burn_after_reads IS NULL OR read_count < burn_after_reads) - RETURNING content, syntax, created_at_ms, expires_at_ms, - burn_after_reads, read_count, is_private, is_editable)"); - auto cursor = stmt.Execute(*action.id.value, nowMs); - - if (cursor.FetchRow()) { - PasteView view; - view.id = action.id; - view.content = cursor.GetColumn(1); - view.syntax = cursor.GetColumn(2); - view.createdAt = fromEpochMs(cursor.GetColumn(3)); - view.expiresAt = fromEpochMs(cursor.GetColumn>(4)); - const auto burnAfter = cursor.GetColumn>(5); - const auto readCount = cursor.GetColumn(6); - view.burnAfterReads = burnAfter ? Reads::fromDouble(static_cast(*burnAfter)) : Reads{}; - view.readCount = Reads::fromDouble(static_cast(readCount)); - view.visibility = cursor.GetColumn(7) ? Visibility::Private : Visibility::Public; - view.editability = cursor.GetColumn(8) ? Editability::Editable : Editability::Immutable; - - // The read that just consumed the last allowed budget deletes the - // paste after building its result — burn-after-read's "delete on - // the Nth read, not before" semantics. - if (burnAfter && readCount >= *burnAfter) { - ::Lightweight::SqlStatement del; - del.Prepare("DELETE FROM pastes WHERE id = ?"); - del.Execute(*action.id.value); - } - return view; - } - - // The atomic update matched zero rows — classify why via a plain, - // unprotected read. This does not reopen the race the atomic update - // closed: it only decides *which* error to throw, it performs no - // mutation. - auto existing = mapper().Query().Where(Lightweight::FieldNameOf<&db::PasteRecord::id>, "=", *action.id.value).All(); - if (existing.empty()) { - throw NotFound{"GetPaste: no such paste"}; - } - const auto& row = existing.front(); - if (row.expiresAtMs.Value() && *row.expiresAtMs.Value() <= nowMs) { - throw Expired{"GetPaste: paste has expired"}; - } - if (row.burnAfterReads.Value() && row.readCount.Value() >= *row.burnAfterReads.Value()) { - throw Burned{"GetPaste: paste's burn-after-reads budget is exhausted"}; - } - throw NotFound{"GetPaste: no such paste"}; -} - -PasteView PasteModel::execute(EditPaste action) { - if (!action.validate()) { - throw ValidationError{"EditPaste: id, content, and syntax are required"}; - } - auto rows = mapper().Query().Where(Lightweight::FieldNameOf<&db::PasteRecord::id>, "=", *action.id.value).All(); - if (rows.empty()) { - throw NotFound{"EditPaste: no such paste"}; - } - auto rec = rows.front(); - if (!rec.isEditable.Value()) { - throw ValidationError{"EditPaste: paste is not editable"}; - } - rec.content = action.content; - rec.syntax = action.syntax; - mapper().Update(rec); - return toView(rec); -} - -Ack PasteModel::execute(DeletePaste action) { - if (!action.validate()) { - throw ValidationError{"DeletePaste: id is required"}; - } - ::Lightweight::SqlStatement stmt; - stmt.Prepare("DELETE FROM pastes WHERE id = ?"); - stmt.Execute(*action.id.value); - return Ack{}; -} - -ListPastesResult PasteModel::execute(ListPastes action) { - constexpr int kPageSize = 20; - auto query = mapper().Query().Where(Lightweight::FieldNameOf<&db::PasteRecord::isPrivate>, "=", false); - if (action.cursor.hasValue()) { - query = query.Where(Lightweight::FieldNameOf<&db::PasteRecord::id>, "<", *action.cursor.value); - } - auto rows = query.OrderBy(Lightweight::FieldNameOf<&db::PasteRecord::id>, Lightweight::SqlResultOrdering::DESCENDING) - .Limit(kPageSize + 1) - .All(); - - ListPastesResult result; - const bool hasMore = rows.size() > kPageSize; - if (hasMore) { - rows.resize(kPageSize); - } - for (const auto& row : rows) { - result.pastes.push_back(PasteSummary{ - .id = PasteId{*row.id.Value().AsStringView() | std::ranges::to()}, - .syntax = *row.syntax.Value().AsStringView() | std::ranges::to(), - .createdAt = fromEpochMs(row.createdAtMs.Value()), - .visibility = row.isPrivate.Value() ? Visibility::Private : Visibility::Public, - }); - } - result.nextCursor = hasMore ? PasteCursor{*rows.back().id.Value().AsStringView() | std::ranges::to()} : PasteCursor{}; - return result; -} - -Ack PasteModel::execute(ExpirePaste action) { - if (!action.validate()) { - throw ValidationError{"ExpirePaste: id is required"}; - } - ::Lightweight::SqlStatement stmt; - stmt.Prepare("DELETE FROM pastes WHERE id = ? AND expires_at_ms IS NOT NULL AND expires_at_ms <= ?"); - stmt.Execute(*action.id.value, toEpochMs(*morph::ladder::now().value)); - return Ack{}; -} - -} // namespace pastebin -``` - -**This is a sketch to transcribe against the real APIs, not blind -copy-paste** — several call shapes here are inferred from partially-verified -signatures and must be checked against the real headers while implementing: - -- `Lightweight::SqlStatement::Execute(...)`'s exact parameter-binding and - return-cursor API (verified shape from `CoreTests.cpp:202-234`: `Prepare` - then `Execute(args...)` returns something `FetchRow()`/`GetColumn(index)` - work on — confirm the cursor type's real name and 1-based-vs-0-based - column indexing against that test file directly). -- `Light::SqlAnsiString::AsStringView()` and whether `Field<>::Value()` - returns by value or reference, and whether a `std::optional` - column really round-trips through `Field>` - exactly as sketched (confirmed the *type* compiles per - `FieldTests.cpp:53-161`, not confirmed the exact accessor chain above). -- `Lightweight::DataMapper::Query().Where(...).OrderBy(...).Limit(...).All()`'s - exact chain — `Where(FieldNameOf<&T::field>, "op", value)` is confirmed - (bank's `notification_model.cpp`); `OrderBy`/`Limit`/`SqlResultOrdering` - are inferred by DataMapper-query-builder convention, not independently - confirmed this session — check `Lightweight/DataMapper/QueryBuilders.hpp` - for their real names before trusting the sketch. -- `Reads::fromDouble(double)` (confirmed to exist, per - `include/morph/util/quantity.hpp`'s `Quantity` API) and - `math::Rational::toDouble()` (used above to convert a stored `Reads` - action field back to `int64_t` for the SQL bind) — the second is *not* - independently confirmed; check `include/morph/math/rational.hpp` (or - wherever `Rational` lives) for its real double-conversion accessor name - before writing the `CreatePaste`/`toView` conversions. -- Every `throw ValidationError{"..."}` etc. call needs `PastebinError`'s - constructor to accept a string literal directly (it inherits - `std::runtime_error`'s constructors via `using Base::Base;`, confirmed in - Task 2 — this one is solid). - -### Step 4: Compile-check and adjust - -```bash -cmake --build build/ --target ladder_pastebin_lib -``` - -Expect real compile errors on the inferred APIs flagged above — this is -the normal, expected outcome of transcribing a sketch against real headers, -not a plan defect. Fix forward against the real signatures; do not -introduce a mock/shim layer to paper over an API mismatch. - -### Step 5: Commit - -```bash -git add examples/pastebin/include/pastebin/models/paste_model.hpp \ - examples/pastebin/src/models/paste_model.cpp -git commit -m "pastebin: add PasteModel (create/get/edit/delete/list/expire)" -``` - -Model tests are Task 9, deliberately deferred until Task 6 (the app -bootstrap + expiry sweep, which `ExpirePaste`'s only real caller lives in) -and Task 7 (the `db_fault_fixture` extension the store-error tests need) -both exist — this task's own review should still build and manually smoke -`CreatePaste`/`GetPaste` round-trips (e.g. a scratch `main()` or an -early, throwaway Catch2 case later folded into Task 9's real file) before -moving on, per this plan's TDD spirit, even though the durable test file -lands in Task 9. - ---- - -## Task 6: App bootstrap — `RemoteServer`, `FileActionLog`, the periodic expiry sweep - -**Files:** -- Create: `examples/pastebin/include/pastebin/app/app.hpp` -- Create: `examples/pastebin/src/app/app.cpp` - -**Interfaces:** -- Consumes: Task 5's `PasteModel`/`ExpirePaste`, Task 4's `PasteRecord`/ - `db::setup`, Task 1's `morph::ladder::now()`. -- Produces: `pastebin::app::App` — owns the worker pool, the - `RemoteServer` every real transport (a `QtWebSocketServer`, Task 12's - server binary) or `BackendRig` test wraps, the installed - `FileActionLog`, and the periodic expiry sweep. Task 9 (tests), Task 12 - (server binary), and Task 13 (final CI wiring) all construct one. - -`App` is intentionally **not** Qt-Core-only (unlike `gui_lib`, -`TESTING.md`'s presenter rule 1 constraint) — it is server-side -orchestration, not a presenter, and it needs `QTimer` for the sweep. It -does not itself construct a `QtWebSocketServer`: that stays the caller's -job (Task 12's server binary wraps `App::server()` in one; `BackendRig` -tests never need to). - -- [ ] **Step 1: Write `examples/pastebin/include/pastebin/app/app.hpp`** - -```cpp -// SPDX-License-Identifier: Apache-2.0 -#pragma once - -#include -#include -#include -#include -#include - -#include -#include - -#include -#include -#include -#include - -namespace pastebin::app { - -/// @brief Owns the server-side pieces every pastebin deployment shares: the -/// worker pool, the `RemoteServer`, the durable `FileActionLog` (installed -/// process-wide via `morph::journal::setActionLog`, so every `PasteModel` -/// instance auto-attaches — see its own doc comment), and the periodic -/// expiry sweep. Nothing here decides deployment mode (`Local`/`Remote`) — -/// that stays `examples/common/gui::AppContext`'s job on the client side; -/// this is exclusively the server side. -/// -/// The expiry sweep dispatches `ExpirePaste{id}` through an **internal -/// client** — a `Bridge` over `SimulatedRemoteBackend{*server()}` — a -/// first-class client of the same `RemoteServer` a real socket client -/// talks to (`SimulatedRemoteBackend::execute()` calls -/// `RemoteServer::handle()`, the identical dispatch path), so every swept -/// expiry is authorized, dispatched, and auto-journaled exactly like a -/// client-issued action. See `examples/pastebin/README.md`'s "How does -/// expiry replay?" for the full rationale, including why sweep *timing* -/// does not affect correctness (`PasteModel::execute(GetPaste)`'s own -/// atomic update already excludes an expired row on its own). -class App : public QObject { - Q_OBJECT - public: - /// @param actionLogPath Where `FileActionLog` persists entries. - /// @param sweepInterval How often the expiry sweep runs. Tests pass a - /// long interval (effectively disabling the timer) and call - /// `sweepExpiredOnce()` directly instead, for determinism. - /// @param workers Size of the model worker pool. - /// @param parent Optional `QObject` parent. - explicit App(std::filesystem::path actionLogPath, std::chrono::milliseconds sweepInterval = std::chrono::seconds{5}, - std::size_t workers = 4, QObject* parent = nullptr); - - /// @brief Detaches the process-wide default action log. - ~App() override; - - App(const App&) = delete; - App& operator=(const App&) = delete; - App(App&&) = delete; - App& operator=(App&&) = delete; - - /// @brief The server every transport (a `QtWebSocketServer`, a test's - /// `BackendRig`) wraps or dispatches against. - [[nodiscard]] std::shared_ptr<::morph::backend::RemoteServer> server() const noexcept { return _server; } - - /// @brief Runs one expiry sweep pass right now: finds every paste whose - /// `expires_at_ms` has passed and fire-and-forget dispatches - /// `ExpirePaste` for each through the internal client. Does not - /// block on the dispatched calls settling — callers that need - /// to observe completion (tests) pump the Qt event loop - /// afterward (`morph::ladder::testkit::pumpUntil`). - void sweepExpiredOnce(); - - private: - ::morph::exec::ThreadPoolExecutor _pool; - std::shared_ptr<::morph::journal::FileActionLog> _actionLog; - std::shared_ptr<::morph::backend::RemoteServer> _server; - ::morph::qt::QtExecutor _sweepExecutor; - ::morph::bridge::Bridge _sweepBridge; - QTimer _sweepTimer; -}; - -} // namespace pastebin::app -``` - -**Verify `RemoteServer`'s real constructor signature** -(`explicit RemoteServer(exec::IExecutor& workerPool, ...)`, per this -session's earlier research — confirm the exact parameter list, including -whether it takes the pool by reference or the `ThreadPoolExecutor` -directly, against `include/morph/core/remote.hpp` before writing the -member-initializer list in Step 2) and **`Bridge`'s constructor** (takes -`std::unique_ptr`, confirmed this session) before writing -`_sweepBridge`'s initializer — `_sweepBridge` must be constructed with a -`SimulatedRemoteBackend` wrapping `*_server`, which itself must already -exist (`_server` is declared before `_sweepBridge` in the member list -above deliberately, so member-initialization order — which follows -declaration order, not initializer-list order — constructs `_server` -first). - -- [ ] **Step 2: Write `examples/pastebin/src/app/app.cpp`** - -```cpp -// SPDX-License-Identifier: Apache-2.0 -#include "pastebin/app/app.hpp" - -#include "common/clock.hpp" -#include "pastebin/db/paste_entity.hpp" -#include "pastebin/dto/paste_dto.hpp" -#include "pastebin/models/paste_model.hpp" - -#include - -#include - -namespace pastebin::app { - -App::App(std::filesystem::path actionLogPath, std::chrono::milliseconds sweepInterval, std::size_t workers, - QObject* parent) - : QObject{parent}, - _pool{workers}, - _actionLog{std::make_shared<::morph::journal::FileActionLog>(std::move(actionLogPath))}, - _server{std::make_shared<::morph::backend::RemoteServer>(_pool)}, - _sweepBridge{std::make_unique<::morph::backend::SimulatedRemoteBackend>(*_server)} { - ::morph::journal::setActionLog(_actionLog); - connect(&_sweepTimer, &QTimer::timeout, this, &App::sweepExpiredOnce); - _sweepTimer.start(sweepInterval); -} - -App::~App() { - ::morph::journal::setActionLog(nullptr); -} - -void App::sweepExpiredOnce() { - const std::int64_t nowMs = morph::ladder::now().value->value.time_since_epoch().count(); - - std::vector expiredIds; - { - ::Lightweight::SqlStatement stmt; - stmt.Prepare("SELECT id FROM pastes WHERE expires_at_ms IS NOT NULL AND expires_at_ms <= ?"); - auto cursor = stmt.Execute(nowMs); - while (cursor.FetchRow()) { - expiredIds.push_back(cursor.GetColumn(1)); - } - } - - ::morph::bridge::BridgeHandler handler{_sweepBridge, &_sweepExecutor}; - for (const auto& id : expiredIds) { - handler.execute(ExpirePaste{.id = PasteId{id}}) - .then([](Ack) {}) - .onError([id](const std::exception_ptr&) { - ::morph::log::logError("[pastebin::App] expiry sweep: ExpirePaste failed for " + id); - }); - } -} - -} // namespace pastebin::app -``` - -**Verify every inferred piece before trusting this sketch**: `RemoteServer`'s -constructor taking `_pool` directly (vs. needing `&_pool` or a different -argument shape — confirmed pattern from bank: -`std::make_shared(serverPool, ...)` where `serverPool` is a -`ThreadPoolExecutor` by value-reference, matching the sketch, but re-check); -`SimulatedRemoteBackend`'s constructor (confirmed: `explicit -SimulatedRemoteBackend(RemoteServer&)`); `BridgeHandler`'s -constructor taking `(Bridge&, IExecutor*)` (confirmed, used throughout this -codebase); `morph::log::logError`'s real signature (a `std::string` overload -is assumed — check `include/morph/core/logger.hpp`). - -- [ ] **Step 3: Build** - -```bash -cmake --build build/ --target ladder_pastebin_lib -``` - -- [ ] **Step 4: Commit** - -```bash -git add examples/pastebin/include/pastebin/app/app.hpp \ - examples/pastebin/src/app/app.cpp -git commit -m "pastebin: add App (RemoteServer bootstrap, FileActionLog, expiry sweep)" -``` - -`App`'s own tests are folded into Task 9 (the sweep is exercised through -`PasteModel`'s expiry-edge test cases, not a standalone `test_app.cpp` — -`App` has no behavior of its own worth testing in isolation from the model -it drives). - ---- - -## Task 7: Extend `db_fault_fixture` — resolve finding 018 for this rung - -**Files:** -- Create: `examples/common/testkit/db_busy_fixture.hpp` -- Create: `examples/common/testkit/test_db_busy_fixture.cpp` -- Modify: `examples/common/CMakeLists.txt` (add the new test file) -- Modify: `examples/pastebin/README.md` (mark finding 018 resolved for this - rung's actual store-error tests, once Task 9 uses this) - -**Interfaces:** -- Produces: `morph::ladder::testkit::DbBusyFixture` — forces a genuine - `SQLITE_BUSY` on the *shared test database* by holding an uncommitted - write transaction open on a second `SqlConnection` for the fixture's - lifetime. Task 9's store-error tests are the first real consumer. - -Per finding 018's own disposition ("real failures through the schema... a -competing write transaction to force a genuine `SQLITE_BUSY`"), this is a -**new, additional** fixture alongside `DbFaultFixture` -(`db_fault_fixture.hpp`), not a replacement — `DbFaultFixture`'s -`SqlScopedLock`-based contention stays as-is for whatever already depends -on it. Two of the three failure classes finding 018 names need **no new -fixture at all**, and Task 9 exercises them with ordinary test setup, not -this task's output: - -- **`UNIQUE` violation**: trivially reachable — a test inserts a row at an - id `CreatePaste`'s retry loop will collide on, or (more directly) calls - `mapper().Create(rec)` twice with the same `rec.id` and asserts the - second throws. No fixture needed. -- **The atomic `RETURNING` update's zero-rows-affected branch**: reachable - by seeding a row already at `read_count == burn_after_reads` (or past - `expires_at_ms`) and calling `GetPaste` against it — exactly the - `Burned`/`Expired`/`NotFound` classification branch `PasteModel::execute - (GetPaste)` already has to have (Task 5). No fixture needed; this is - ordinary model-test setup, already covered by Task 9's required "Expiry - edges" test. - -**`SQLITE_BUSY`** is the one genuinely needing new fixture support — an -ordinary `DataMapper` write only ever hits it under real write contention. - -- [ ] **Step 1: Write `examples/common/testkit/db_busy_fixture.hpp`** - -```cpp -// SPDX-License-Identifier: Apache-2.0 -#pragma once - -#include "db_fixture.hpp" - -#include - -#include - -/// @file -/// Resolves docs/findings/018 (db_fault_fixture cannot fault an ordinary -/// DataMapper call) for the SQLITE_BUSY failure class specifically: holds a -/// genuine, uncommitted write transaction open on a second SqlConnection to -/// the shared test database, for the fixture's lifetime, so a concurrent -/// write from the code under test's own connection (via mapper()'s default -/// connection) collides for real — no mock, no simulated driver. - -namespace morph::ladder::testkit { - -/// @brief Holds an open write transaction on @p tableName for its lifetime, -/// forcing a concurrent write from a different connection to that -/// same table to observe `SQLITE_BUSY` (subject to the writer's own -/// ODBC busy-timeout — see the class's usage note in the test file -/// this ships alongside). -class DbBusyFixture { - public: - /// @param tableName Table to lock — must already exist (construct this - /// fixture after a `DbFixture` has applied migrations). - explicit DbBusyFixture(std::string tableName); - - ~DbBusyFixture(); - - DbBusyFixture(const DbBusyFixture&) = delete; - DbBusyFixture& operator=(const DbBusyFixture&) = delete; - DbBusyFixture(DbBusyFixture&&) = delete; - DbBusyFixture& operator=(DbBusyFixture&&) = delete; - - private: - std::string _tableName; - ::Lightweight::SqlConnection _lockingConnection; -}; - -} // namespace morph::ladder::testkit -``` - -- [ ] **Step 2: Implement it — hold a real uncommitted write** - -Inline in the header (matching this testkit's existing header-only -convention for its small fixtures) or a `.cpp` if the implementation needs -`SqlStatement`/`SqlTransaction` includes not otherwise pulled in — the -constructor should: open `_lockingConnection`, begin a transaction on it -(`Lightweight::SqlTransaction` or a raw `BEGIN IMMEDIATE` via -`SqlStatement::ExecuteDirect` — check which one gives SQLite's *write* lock -immediately rather than deferring it to the first actual write, since a -plain `BEGIN` defers locking until the first statement touches data; -`BEGIN IMMEDIATE` is the SQLite-specific way to force it up front — verify -Lightweight's `SqlTransaction` exposes this, or fall back to -`ExecuteDirect("BEGIN IMMEDIATE")` directly followed by a real `UPDATE` -against one row of `tableName`, e.g. `UPDATE SET rowid = rowid -LIMIT 0` is not valid SQL for forcing a lock without changing data — use -`UPDATE SET id = id` (a no-op value write that still takes the -write lock) if the table has an `id` column, which every ladder entity to -date does). The destructor rolls back (or simply lets the connection's own -destruction release the lock — verify `SqlConnection`'s destructor behavior -with an open, uncommitted transaction). - -- [ ] **Step 3: Write `examples/common/testkit/test_db_busy_fixture.cpp`** - -```cpp -// SPDX-License-Identifier: Apache-2.0 -#include - -#include "testkit/db_busy_fixture.hpp" -#include "testkit/db_fixture.hpp" - -#include -#include - -namespace { - -struct BusyProbe { - static constexpr std::string_view TableName = "busy_fixture_probe"; - Lightweight::Field id; - Lightweight::Field label; -}; - -} // namespace - -LIGHTWEIGHT_SQL_MIGRATION(2, "busy_fixture_probe: create probe table") { - plan.CreateTable("busy_fixture_probe") - .PrimaryKeyWithAutoIncrement("id") - .Column("label", Lightweight::SqlColumnTypeDefinitions::Varchar{64}); -} - -TEST_CASE("DbBusyFixture forces a genuine SQLITE_BUSY on a concurrent write to the same table", - "[ladder][testkit][db][busy]") { - morph::ladder::testkit::DbFixture fixture; - { - Lightweight::DataMapper mapper; - BusyProbe row; - row.label = "seed"; - mapper.Create(row); - } - - morph::ladder::testkit::DbBusyFixture busy{"busy_fixture_probe"}; - - Lightweight::DataMapper mapper; - BusyProbe row; - row.label = "should collide"; - REQUIRE_THROWS(mapper.Create(row)); -} -``` - -**Verify the exact exception type/message a genuine `SQLITE_BUSY` surfaces -as through Lightweight** (a generic `std::runtime_error` is the safe -`REQUIRE_THROWS` bet above; tighten to a narrower assertion — e.g. matching -`"SQLITE_BUSY"`/`"database is locked"` in the message — once the real text -is observed from a passing run, so this test cannot silently degrade into -"throws for any reason"). - -**If `BEGIN IMMEDIATE` + a no-op `UPDATE` does not reliably force the lock -within a bounded wait** (SQLite/ODBC driver timing can be finicky here — -this is genuinely unverified in this codebase, like Task 5's `RETURNING` -spike): shorten the busy-timeout the *test's own* connection uses via -`ODBC_CONNECTION_STRING`/`DbFixture::computeConnectionString`'s existing -override (e.g. `Timeout=200` instead of the default `5000`) so a failing -attempt surfaces in milliseconds instead of the full 5s default, and -document whatever the real, working recipe turns out to be directly in this -fixture's doc comment — do not leave the sketch above unverified in the -shipped file. - -- [ ] **Step 4: Add the new test file to `examples/common/CMakeLists.txt`** - -Same `ladder_common_tests` source list Task 1 touched. - -- [ ] **Step 5: Build, run, commit** - -```bash -cmake --build build/ --target ladder_common_tests -QT_QPA_PLATFORM=offscreen ctest --test-dir build/ -R busy --output-on-failure -git add examples/common/testkit/db_busy_fixture.hpp \ - examples/common/testkit/test_db_busy_fixture.cpp \ - examples/common/CMakeLists.txt -git commit -m "examples/common: add DbBusyFixture, resolving finding 018's SQLITE_BUSY gap" -``` - ---- - -## Task 8: `morph_add_rung()`'s real implementation, and `examples/pastebin/CMakeLists.txt` - -**Files:** -- Modify: `cmake/morph_add_rung.cmake` -- Create: `examples/pastebin/CMakeLists.txt` - -**Interfaces:** -- Produces: a working `morph_add_rung(NAME )` that convention-discovers - and wires every target a rung might have — `ladder__lib`, - `ladder__gui_lib`, `ladder__gui`, `ladder__gui_wasm`, - `ladder__server` (new: not in the rung-0 stub's original list — see - below), `ladder__tests`, `ladder__headless` — building only - the ones whose source directory actually has files, so this same function - serves pastebin today and rung 2 onward unchanged. Tasks 9-13 add files - under the directories this function globs; none of them touch CMake - again. - -**One generalization beyond the rung-0 stub's documented target list**: a -`ladder__server` target (a standalone binary hosting the rung's -model(s) over a real `QtWebSocketServer`) — needed by every rung with a -WASM client, not just pastebin (the rung-0 WASM spike's own README already -anticipated this: "a standalone server binary hosting `SpikeEchoModel` for -the browser smoke would be built the same way"), so it belongs in the -shared function rather than being a pastebin-only bespoke addition. - -- [ ] **Step 1: Rewrite `cmake/morph_add_rung.cmake`** - -```cmake -# SPDX-License-Identifier: Apache-2.0 -# -# morph_add_rung(NAME ): scaffolds the standard target set for one -# ladder rung, per examples/TESTING.md "Build system and CI". Convention -# over configuration: every target below is created only if its source -# directory (relative to the caller's CMAKE_CURRENT_SOURCE_DIR, i.e. -# examples//) actually has files — a rung with no gui_wasm/ yet simply -# gets no ladder__gui_wasm target, silently, so this one function -# serves every rung from pastebin (rung 1) onward unchanged as each rung -# grows into more of the target set. -# -# Directory -> target convention: -# src/models/*.cpp, src/db/*.cpp, src/app/*.cpp -> ladder__lib STATIC (morph + Lightweight) -# gui_lib/*.cpp -> ladder__gui_lib STATIC (Qt6::Core only, no Catch2) -# gui/*.cpp -> ladder__gui EXE (desktop client; skipped under Emscripten) -# gui_wasm/*.cpp -> ladder__gui_wasm EXE (Emscripten only) -# src/server/*.cpp -> ladder__server EXE (standalone server; skipped under Emscripten) -# tests/*.cpp -> ladder__tests EXE (Catch2; skipped under Emscripten) -# src/headless/*.cpp -> ladder__headless EXE (QProcess test-client binary, rung 4+) -# -# Every ctest case discovered from ladder__tests gets labels "ladder" -# and "ladder-" (the CI path-filter unit — see .github/workflows/ci.yml, -# job ladder-tests) via the same two-step catch_discover_tests + file(GENERATE) -# shape examples/common/CMakeLists.txt uses (catch_discover_tests cannot carry -# a multi-value LABELS directly — see that file's own comment on why). -# -# RESOURCE_LOCK is the literal string "morph_ladder_test_db" for every rung's -# tests, matching examples/common's own ladder_common_tests — deliberately -# the *same* name across every rung/binary, not a per-rung one: ctest's -# RESOURCE_LOCK serializes any two ctest cases sharing a lock name even -# across different test *binaries*, which is exactly what's needed if two -# rungs' test binaries ever point at the same on-disk database file (e.g. a -# shared ODBC_CONNECTION_STRING override in some future CI leg) — harmless -# extra serialization if they don't. -function(morph_add_rung) - set(options "") - set(oneValueArgs NAME) - set(multiValueArgs "") - cmake_parse_arguments(RUNG "${options}" "${oneValueArgs}" "${multiValueArgs}" ${ARGN}) - - if(NOT RUNG_NAME) - message(FATAL_ERROR "morph_add_rung() requires NAME ") - endif() - if(NOT TARGET morph_ladder_testkit) - message(FATAL_ERROR "morph_add_rung(NAME ${RUNG_NAME}) called before examples/common was added " - "(morph_ladder_testkit does not exist yet) — add_subdirectory(common) first.") - endif() - - set(_dir "${CMAKE_CURRENT_SOURCE_DIR}") - set(_rung "${RUNG_NAME}") - - # ── ladder__lib: models + db + app bootstrap ────────────────── - file(GLOB_RECURSE _lib_sources CONFIGURE_DEPENDS - "${_dir}/src/models/*.cpp" "${_dir}/src/db/*.cpp" "${_dir}/src/app/*.cpp") - if(_lib_sources) - add_library(ladder_${_rung}_lib STATIC ${_lib_sources}) - add_library(morph::ladder_${_rung}_lib ALIAS ladder_${_rung}_lib) - target_include_directories(ladder_${_rung}_lib PUBLIC "${_dir}/include") - target_link_libraries(ladder_${_rung}_lib PUBLIC morph::morph Lightweight::Lightweight Qt6::Core) - target_compile_features(ladder_${_rung}_lib PUBLIC cxx_std_23) - set_target_properties(ladder_${_rung}_lib PROPERTIES AUTOMOC ON) - # Lightweight's headers are not -Werror clean (bank's own caveat, - # examples/bank/CMakeLists.txt) — no apply_warnings() here. - if(AF_COVERAGE) - apply_coverage(ladder_${_rung}_lib) - endif() - endif() - - # ── ladder__gui_lib: presenters + forms-controller glue ─────── - file(GLOB_RECURSE _gui_lib_sources CONFIGURE_DEPENDS "${_dir}/gui_lib/*.cpp") - if(_gui_lib_sources) - add_library(ladder_${_rung}_gui_lib STATIC ${_gui_lib_sources}) - add_library(morph::ladder_${_rung}_gui_lib ALIAS ladder_${_rung}_gui_lib) - target_include_directories(ladder_${_rung}_gui_lib PUBLIC "${_dir}/include" "${_dir}/gui_lib") - target_link_libraries(ladder_${_rung}_gui_lib PUBLIC morph::morph morph::ladder_gui Qt6::Core) - if(TARGET ladder_${_rung}_lib) - target_link_libraries(ladder_${_rung}_gui_lib PUBLIC morph::ladder_${_rung}_lib) - endif() - target_compile_features(ladder_${_rung}_gui_lib PUBLIC cxx_std_23) - set_target_properties(ladder_${_rung}_gui_lib PROPERTIES AUTOMOC ON) - apply_warnings(ladder_${_rung}_gui_lib) - if(AF_COVERAGE) - apply_coverage(ladder_${_rung}_gui_lib) - endif() - endif() - - # ── ladder__gui: desktop client (native only) ────────────────── - if(NOT EMSCRIPTEN) - file(GLOB_RECURSE _gui_sources CONFIGURE_DEPENDS "${_dir}/gui/*.cpp") - if(_gui_sources AND TARGET ladder_${_rung}_gui_lib) - find_package(Qt6 6.5 REQUIRED COMPONENTS Gui Qml Quick QuickControls2) - qt_add_executable(ladder_${_rung}_gui ${_gui_sources}) - target_link_libraries(ladder_${_rung}_gui PRIVATE - morph::ladder_${_rung}_gui_lib morph::ladder_app - Qt6::Core Qt6::Gui Qt6::Qml Qt6::Quick Qt6::QuickControls2) - target_compile_features(ladder_${_rung}_gui PRIVATE cxx_std_23) - set_target_properties(ladder_${_rung}_gui PROPERTIES AUTOMOC ON) - if(AF_COVERAGE) - apply_coverage(ladder_${_rung}_gui) - endif() - endif() - endif() - - # ── ladder__gui_wasm: Emscripten client ──────────────────────── - if(EMSCRIPTEN) - file(GLOB_RECURSE _gui_wasm_sources CONFIGURE_DEPENDS "${_dir}/gui_wasm/*.cpp") - if(_gui_wasm_sources) - find_package(Qt6 REQUIRED COMPONENTS Gui Qml Quick QuickControls2) - qt_add_executable(ladder_${_rung}_gui_wasm ${_gui_wasm_sources}) - target_link_libraries(ladder_${_rung}_gui_wasm PRIVATE - morph::morph morph::qt morph_qt_impl morph::ladder_app - Qt6::Core Qt6::Gui Qt6::Qml Qt6::Quick Qt6::QuickControls2) - if(TARGET ladder_${_rung}_gui_lib) - target_link_libraries(ladder_${_rung}_gui_wasm PRIVATE morph::ladder_${_rung}_gui_lib) - endif() - target_compile_features(ladder_${_rung}_gui_wasm PRIVATE cxx_std_23) - endif() - endif() - - # ── ladder__server: standalone server binary (native only) ──── - if(NOT EMSCRIPTEN) - file(GLOB_RECURSE _server_sources CONFIGURE_DEPENDS "${_dir}/src/server/*.cpp") - if(_server_sources AND TARGET ladder_${_rung}_lib) - add_executable(ladder_${_rung}_server ${_server_sources}) - target_link_libraries(ladder_${_rung}_server PRIVATE - morph::ladder_${_rung}_lib morph::qt morph_qt_impl Qt6::Core) - target_compile_features(ladder_${_rung}_server PRIVATE cxx_std_23) - if(AF_COVERAGE) - apply_coverage(ladder_${_rung}_server) - endif() - endif() - endif() - - # ── ladder__tests: Catch2 model + presenter tests ────────────── - if(NOT EMSCRIPTEN) - file(GLOB_RECURSE _test_sources CONFIGURE_DEPENDS "${_dir}/tests/*.cpp") - if(_test_sources) - add_executable(ladder_${_rung}_tests ${_test_sources}) - target_link_libraries(ladder_${_rung}_tests PRIVATE morph::ladder_testkit) - if(TARGET ladder_${_rung}_lib) - target_link_libraries(ladder_${_rung}_tests PRIVATE morph::ladder_${_rung}_lib) - endif() - if(TARGET ladder_${_rung}_gui_lib) - target_link_libraries(ladder_${_rung}_tests PRIVATE morph::ladder_${_rung}_gui_lib) - endif() - target_compile_features(ladder_${_rung}_tests PRIVATE cxx_std_23) - set_target_properties(ladder_${_rung}_tests PROPERTIES AUTOMOC ON) - apply_warnings(ladder_${_rung}_tests) - if(AF_COVERAGE) - apply_coverage(ladder_${_rung}_tests) - endif() - - include(Catch) - get_target_property(_qt_core_dll Qt6::Core IMPORTED_LOCATION) - cmake_path(GET _qt_core_dll PARENT_PATH _qt_bin_dir) - catch_discover_tests(ladder_${_rung}_tests - DISCOVERY_MODE POST_BUILD - DL_PATHS "${_qt_bin_dir}" - PROPERTIES LABELS ladder TIMEOUT 120 RESOURCE_LOCK morph_ladder_test_db - ) - file(GENERATE - OUTPUT "${CMAKE_CURRENT_BINARY_DIR}/ladder_${_rung}_tests_rung_label.cmake" - CONTENT "foreach(_ladder_test IN LISTS ladder_${_rung}_tests_TESTS) - if(NOT _ladder_test MATCHES \"\\\"class-name\\\"\") - set_tests_properties(\"\${_ladder_test}\" PROPERTIES LABELS \"ladder;ladder-${_rung}\") - endif() -endforeach() -" - ) - set_property(DIRECTORY APPEND PROPERTY TEST_INCLUDE_FILES - "${CMAKE_CURRENT_BINARY_DIR}/ladder_${_rung}_tests_rung_label.cmake") - endif() - endif() - - # ── ladder__headless: QProcess test-client binary (rung 4+) ──── - file(GLOB_RECURSE _headless_sources CONFIGURE_DEPENDS "${_dir}/src/headless/*.cpp") - if(_headless_sources AND TARGET ladder_${_rung}_gui_lib) - add_executable(ladder_${_rung}_headless ${_headless_sources}) - target_link_libraries(ladder_${_rung}_headless PRIVATE morph::ladder_${_rung}_gui_lib morph::ladder_app) - target_compile_features(ladder_${_rung}_headless PRIVATE cxx_std_23) - endif() - - message(STATUS "morph_add_rung: registered rung '${_rung}'") -endfunction() -``` - -**Verify `qt_add_executable`'s availability/behavior** (it comes from -`qt_standard_project_setup`, already called in `examples/common/CMakeLists.txt` -for the whole ladder configure — confirm it doesn't need re-calling per -rung) and **`CONFIGURE_DEPENDS`'s support on every CI platform this repo -targets** (a Ninja/Makefiles-generator feature; the repo's presets use -Ninja per `apply_coverage`/`compiler_options.cmake` references seen this -session, so this should be safe, but confirm no preset uses a generator -where `CONFIGURE_DEPENDS` is silently ignored, which would mean a new -source file needs a manual reconfigure — document that caveat in this -file's header comment if so, rather than silently accepting stale builds). - -- [ ] **Step 2: Write `examples/pastebin/CMakeLists.txt`** - -```cmake -# SPDX-License-Identifier: Apache-2.0 -# -# pastebin — rung 1 of the application ladder (examples/pastebin/README.md). -# All target wiring lives in morph_add_rung() (cmake/morph_add_rung.cmake); -# this file only pulls in pastebin-specific dependencies morph_add_rung() -# itself doesn't know about, then calls it. - -cmake_minimum_required(VERSION 3.25) - -morph_add_rung(NAME pastebin) -``` - -Everything else — Lightweight (already `FetchContent`-acquired once by -`examples/common/CMakeLists.txt`, per `TESTING.md`'s "hoisted once, not -repeated per rung"), Catch2, Qt6 WebSockets — is already available by the -time this file runs (`add_subdirectory(common)` in `examples/CMakeLists.txt` -runs before the rung loop). `Qt6::Gui`/`Qml`/`Quick`/`QuickControls2` are -pulled by `morph_add_rung()` itself, gated to only when `gui/`/`gui_wasm/` -actually have sources — pastebin's own `CMakeLists.txt` needs nothing -beyond the single `morph_add_rung(NAME pastebin)` call. - -- [ ] **Step 3: Verify `examples/CMakeLists.txt` already lists `pastebin`** - -It does (`_morph_known_rungs` already contains `pastebin`, from rung 0 — -confirm, no edit needed unless that list has drifted). - -- [ ] **Step 4: Configure and build everything Tasks 1-7 already produced** - -```bash -cmake --preset -DMORPH_BUILD_QT=ON -DMORPH_BUILD_LADDER=ON -DMORPH_LADDER_RUNGS=all -cmake --build build/ --target ladder_pastebin_lib -``` - -Expect this to be the first point every earlier task's code actually -compiles as part of a real target — fix forward any remaining API -mismatches Task 5/6's "verify against real API" callouts flagged. - -- [ ] **Step 5: Commit** - -```bash -git add cmake/morph_add_rung.cmake examples/pastebin/CMakeLists.txt -git commit -m "cmake: implement morph_add_rung(), wire up examples/pastebin" -``` - ---- - -## Task 9: Model tests - -**Files:** -- Create: `examples/pastebin/tests/test_paste_model.cpp` - -**Interfaces:** -- Consumes: everything Tasks 1-8 produced. This is the first test binary in - the repo to link `ladder_pastebin_lib` + `morph::ladder_testkit`. - -Every required test from `examples/pastebin/README.md`'s "Required tests" -section, plus ordinary CRUD coverage for the model-coverage gate -(`IMPLEMENTATION.md` rule 5). Uses `morph::ladder::testkit::DbFixture` -(one per `TEST_CASE`, per rung 0's convention) and, where a test needs the -`Socket`-mode multi-client matrix, `morph::ladder::testkit::BackendRig`. - -- [ ] **Step 1: Ordinary CRUD + validation, one `TEST_CASE` per action** - -Straight-line: construct a `DbFixture`, build a `PasteModel` directly (no -`BridgeHandler` needed for these — call `model.execute(Action{...})` -in-process, synchronously, exactly like calling any plain method, since -`PasteModel::execute` is itself synchronous C++, not async) and assert the -result / thrown error. Cover: `CreatePaste` success and its `validate()` -rejection (empty content, empty syntax); `GetPaste` on a freshly created -paste (read count becomes 1, content matches); `GetPaste` against an -unknown id (`NotFound`); `EditPaste` on an editable paste (content -changes) and against a non-editable one (`ValidationError`) and an unknown -id (`NotFound`); `DeletePaste` then a follow-up `GetPaste` throws -`NotFound`; `ListPastes` returns only public pastes, respects the page -size, and `nextCursor` round-trips into a second call that returns the -remaining pastes with no overlap. - -- [ ] **Step 2: Burn-after-read — the core semantics, single-client** - -```cpp -TEST_CASE("GetPaste decrements the burn budget and deletes the paste on the last allowed read", - "[pastebin][model]") { - morph::ladder::testkit::DbFixture fixture; - pastebin::PasteModel model; - - pastebin::CreatePaste create; - create.content = "secret"; - create.syntax = "text"; - create.burnAfterReads = pastebin::Reads::fromDouble(2.0); - const auto id = model.execute(create).id; - - const auto first = model.execute(pastebin::GetPaste{.id = id}); - CHECK(first.content == "secret"); - - const auto second = model.execute(pastebin::GetPaste{.id = id}); - CHECK(second.content == "secret"); // still there — this was read 2 of 2, the burn happens after building the result - - REQUIRE_THROWS_AS(model.execute(pastebin::GetPaste{.id = id}), pastebin::NotFound); -} - -TEST_CASE("GetPaste against an already-exhausted burn budget throws Burned, not NotFound, when the row still exists", - "[pastebin][model]") { - // Seeds a row directly at the storage layer with read_count already at - // burn_after_reads, bypassing PasteModel::execute(GetPaste)'s own - // delete-on-last-read step — this is exactly the "RETURNING zero rows" - // classification branch Task 5/Task 7 both call out. - morph::ladder::testkit::DbFixture fixture; - { - Lightweight::DataMapper mapper; - pastebin::db::PasteRecord rec; - rec.id = "test-burned-paste"; - rec.content = "gone"; - rec.syntax = "text"; - rec.createdAtMs = 0; - rec.burnAfterReads = 1; - rec.readCount = 1; // already at budget - mapper.Create(rec); - } - pastebin::PasteModel model; - REQUIRE_THROWS_AS(model.execute(pastebin::GetPaste{.id = pastebin::PasteId{"test-burned-paste"}}), pastebin::Burned); -} -``` - -- [ ] **Step 3: Burn atomicity under concurrency — the race the README's - design question exists for** - -This is the test that fails the wrong way first if `PasteModel` used a -plain check-then-act instead of the atomic `UPDATE ... RETURNING`. Uses -`BackendRig{Socket, N}` (per-client, one `GetPaste` in flight each, -racing the same paste id) so the increment genuinely goes through separate -connections/sockets, not one in-process call stack: - -```cpp -TEST_CASE("BackendRig::Socket: concurrent GetPaste calls against a burn-after-1 paste — exactly one client sees the content", - "[pastebin][model][socket-only]") { - morph::ladder::testkit::DbFixture fixture; - pastebin::PasteModel seedModel; - pastebin::CreatePaste create; - create.content = "only one client should see this"; - create.syntax = "text"; - create.burnAfterReads = pastebin::Reads::fromDouble(1.0); - const auto id = seedModel.execute(create).id; - - constexpr int kClients = 4; - morph::ladder::testkit::BackendRig rig{morph::ladder::testkit::Mode::Socket, kClients}; - - std::atomic successes{0}; - std::atomic notFounds{0}; - std::vector> pending; - for (int i = 0; i < kClients; ++i) { - auto handler = rig.client(i); - pending.push_back(std::move(handler.execute(pastebin::GetPaste{.id = id}))); - } - for (auto& completion : pending) { - std::move(completion) - .then([&](pastebin::PasteView) { successes.fetch_add(1); }) - .onError([&](const std::exception_ptr&) { notFounds.fetch_add(1); }); - } - - REQUIRE(morph::ladder::testkit::pumpUntil([&] { return successes.load() + notFounds.load() == kClients; })); - CHECK(successes.load() == 1); - CHECK(notFounds.load() == kClients - 1); -} -``` - -**Verify `BackendRig::client(index)` returns something whose -`.execute(...)` can be moved into a `std::vector` of pending completions -the way sketched** (check `examples/common/testkit/test_backend_rig.cpp`'s -own usage for the real pattern — every existing usage awaits one call at a -time; racing N concurrent calls against one `BackendRig` may need a -different composition than the sketch above, e.g. keeping each client's -`BridgeHandler` alive in its own named variable rather than a vector of -completions — adjust to what actually compiles and genuinely races, and -keep the race-provoking property: all N `GetPaste` calls issued before any -of them is awaited). - -- [ ] **Step 4: Expiry — via the injectable clock, no real sleeping** - -```cpp -TEST_CASE("A paste past its expiresAt throws Expired from GetPaste, even before the sweep runs", - "[pastebin][model]") { - morph::ladder::testkit::DbFixture fixture; - pastebin::PasteModel model; - - pastebin::CreatePaste create; - create.content = "expiring"; - create.syntax = "text"; - create.expiresAt = morph::ladder::now(); // "now" at creation time - const auto id = model.execute(create).id; - - // Advance the injected clock past expiresAt — no sweep involved yet, - // proving GetPaste's own atomic WHERE clause is what enforces this, - // matching the README's "correctness doesn't depend on sweep timing". - morph::ladder::ScopedClockOverride later{*(*morph::ladder::now().value + std::chrono::hours{1})}; - REQUIRE_THROWS_AS(model.execute(pastebin::GetPaste{.id = id}), pastebin::Expired); -} - -TEST_CASE("App's periodic sweep dispatches ExpirePaste for a past-expiry paste, and it is gone afterward", - "[pastebin][app]") { - morph::ladder::testkit::DbFixture fixture; - pastebin::PasteModel model; - pastebin::CreatePaste create; - create.content = "to be swept"; - create.syntax = "text"; - create.expiresAt = morph::ladder::now(); - const auto id = model.execute(create).id; - - morph::ladder::ScopedClockOverride later{*(*morph::ladder::now().value + std::chrono::hours{1})}; - - pastebin::app::App app{std::filesystem::temp_directory_path() / "pastebin_sweep_test.jsonl", - std::chrono::hours{1} /* disable the timer; call sweepExpiredOnce() directly */}; - app.sweepExpiredOnce(); - REQUIRE(morph::ladder::testkit::pumpUntil([&] { - try { - model.execute(pastebin::GetPaste{.id = id}); - return false; // still there - } catch (const pastebin::NotFound&) { - return true; // swept - } - })); -} -``` - -**Verify `App`'s constructor and `sweepExpiredOnce()` compose correctly -with a `DbFixture`-backed database** — `App` constructs its own -`RemoteServer`/worker pool against whatever the *default* connection -currently is (set by `DbFixture`'s construction earlier in this test), -which should just work since both go through the same -`Lightweight::SqlConnection::SetDefaultConnectionString` global — confirm -no ordering surprise when writing this test for real. - -- [ ] **Step 5: Duplicate create on retry (weaker approximation, per README)** - -```cpp -TEST_CASE("A resent CreatePaste with the same content does not mint two pastes under this rung's weaker double-execute guard", - "[pastebin][model]") { - // README: "Until the fault-injection proxy exists (rung 4), this is - // explicitly the weaker approximation — double-execute with the same - // op id — not true reply-frame loss." Rung 1 does not yet have an - // idempotency-key field on CreatePaste (that lands at rung 4 per - // LADDER.md's "exactly-once delivery" strain). This test documents - // today's honest behavior instead of asserting a guarantee the rung - // does not implement: two independent CreatePaste calls with identical - // content ARE two distinct pastes today (no dedup key exists yet) — - // assert that fact plainly, so this test fails loudly the day rung 4's - // idempotency-key discipline lands here and this comment/test need - // updating together, rather than silently drifting. - morph::ladder::testkit::DbFixture fixture; - pastebin::PasteModel model; - pastebin::CreatePaste create; - create.content = "resent"; - create.syntax = "text"; - const auto first = model.execute(create).id; - const auto second = model.execute(create).id; - CHECK(*first.value != *second.value); -} -``` - -**This deliberately documents a known limitation rather than the stronger -guarantee the README's "Required tests" bullet originally gestured at** — -re-read that bullet against `PasteModel`'s actual DTOs (Task 3 has no -op-id/idempotency-key field on `CreatePaste`, correctly, since the README -scopes that discipline to rung 4) before writing this test for real, and -resolve the tension in favor of testing what the shipped code actually -does, not a guarantee it was never asked to provide. - -- [ ] **Step 6: Id-collision handling in the tiny animal-name keyspace** - -```cpp -TEST_CASE("CreatePaste retries past a colliding animal-name id instead of failing the whole call", - "[pastebin][model]") { - morph::ladder::testkit::DbFixture fixture; - // Pre-seed a row occupying one specific id from the keyspace so the - // very next CreatePaste has a real chance of colliding on its first - // attempt — the retry loop (Task 5) must recover from that, not - // propagate the constraint-violation exception. Given the keyspace's - // small, enumerable size (Task 5's kAdjectives x kAnimals x 1000 - // suffixes), a single pre-seeded id makes a first-attempt collision - // plausible but not guaranteed within one run; the assertion below - // only requires CreatePaste to succeed at all (proving the retry loop - // works when a collision *does* happen), not that a collision - // necessarily happened this run — REQUIRE_NOTHROW across many - // repeated calls is the practical way to exercise the retry path - // without depending on a specific RNG draw. - Lightweight::DataMapper mapper; - pastebin::db::PasteRecord seed; - seed.id = "bold-cat-1"; // must match a real, reachable combination from Task 5's tables - seed.content = "occupying this id"; - seed.syntax = "text"; - seed.createdAtMs = 0; - seed.readCount = 0; - mapper.Create(seed); - - pastebin::PasteModel model; - for (int i = 0; i < 50; ++i) { - pastebin::CreatePaste create; - create.content = "attempt " + std::to_string(i); - create.syntax = "text"; - REQUIRE_NOTHROW(model.execute(create)); - } -} -``` - -- [ ] **Step 7: Size-limit UX** - -Construct a `BackendRig{Socket}` (the message-size bound is enforced at -`QtWebSocketServer`, not the model — see `include/morph/qt/qt_websocket_server.hpp`'s -`maxMessageBytes`), issue a `CreatePaste` whose `content` exceeds a small, -test-configured `maxMessageBytes`, and assert the client's `Completion` -rejects with a message containing `"message exceeds maxMessageBytes"` -(the exact server-side string, confirmed this session). **Verify -`BackendRig` exposes a way to configure `QtWebSocketServerConfig::maxMessageBytes` -for its internal `Socket`-mode server** — if it does not, this is a small, -legitimate `examples/common/testkit/backend_rig.hpp` extension (an -optional config parameter alongside the existing `authorizer` one), not a -pastebin-only workaround; make that addition here if needed, with its own -test in `test_backend_rig.cpp`. - -- [ ] **Step 8: Hostile content round-trip** - -```cpp -TEST_CASE("Hostile fuzz-corpus content round-trips through CreatePaste/GetPaste unchanged, both backends", - "[pastebin][model]") { - auto mode = GENERATE(morph::ladder::testkit::Mode::Local, morph::ladder::testkit::Mode::Socket); - morph::ladder::testkit::DbFixture fixture; - morph::ladder::testkit::BackendRig rig{mode, 1}; - auto handler = rig.client(0); - - for (const auto& corpusFile : {"tests/fuzz/findings/dispatch_execute/err_reply_control_char_roundtrip.bin", - "tests/fuzz/findings/wire_decode/skip_ws_heap_overflow.bin"}) { - std::ifstream in{corpusFile, std::ios::binary}; - REQUIRE(in.good()); - const std::string content{std::istreambuf_iterator{in}, std::istreambuf_iterator{}}; - - pastebin::CreatePaste create; - create.content = content; - create.syntax = "text"; - const auto id = morph::ladder::testkit::awaitQt(handler.execute(create)).id; - const auto fetched = morph::ladder::testkit::awaitQt(handler.execute(pastebin::GetPaste{.id = id})); - CHECK(fetched.content == content); - } -} -``` - -**Verify the corpus file paths resolve from `ladder_pastebin_tests`' -working directory** (ctest's default working directory is the build tree's -per-target directory, not the repo root — the existing corpus-consuming -fuzz harness, if any, or `tests/`'s own CMake wiring likely already solves -"find the repo root from a test binary"; check `tests/CMakeLists.txt` for -the convention already in use — e.g. a compiled-in -`CMAKE_SOURCE_DIR`-derived constant — rather than a fragile relative path -guess). - -- [ ] **Step 9: Security posture — fail-open delta** - -```cpp -TEST_CASE("Fail-open default: an unauthenticated client can register and execute against a learned paste id", - "[pastebin][security]") { - // Executable documentation of docs/spec/security.md's fail-open - // default (rung 1 deliberately does not configure an authorizer) — - // this asserts the *documented* behavior, not a bug: any client can - // read a paste it knows the id of, with no session at all. - morph::ladder::testkit::DbFixture fixture; - pastebin::PasteModel seedModel; - pastebin::CreatePaste create; - create.content = "no auth configured"; - create.syntax = "text"; - const auto id = seedModel.execute(create).id; - - morph::ladder::testkit::BackendRig rig{morph::ladder::testkit::Mode::Socket, 1}; // no authorizer arg -> AllowAllAuthorizer - auto handler = rig.client(0); - const auto fetched = morph::ladder::testkit::awaitQt(handler.execute(pastebin::GetPaste{.id = id})); - CHECK(fetched.content == "no auth configured"); -} -``` - -- [ ] **Step 10: `hello` protocol-version negotiation** - -```cpp -TEST_CASE("hello negotiates the server's configured protocol version range", - "[pastebin][security]") { - morph::ladder::testkit::DbFixture fixture; - morph::ladder::testkit::BackendRig rig{morph::ladder::testkit::Mode::Socket, 1}; - // The rig's own backend for client 0 is already connected; negotiate - // over it directly (QtWebSocketBackend::negotiateProtocolVersion(), - // confirmed this session — native-test-only, blocks via a nested - // QEventLoop, exactly what a native Catch2 test wants). - // Verify BackendRig exposes the raw QtWebSocketBackend* (or add a - // narrow accessor if it currently only exposes the Bridge/handler) — - // needed to call negotiateProtocolVersion() directly. -} -``` - -**This step is intentionally left as a directed spec, not full code** — it -needs `BackendRig`'s exact `Socket`-mode internals (whether the raw -`QtWebSocketBackend*` is reachable) confirmed against -`examples/common/testkit/backend_rig.hpp` while writing it; add a narrow -accessor there (with its own `test_backend_rig.cpp` case) if none exists, -the same way Step 7 above may need one for `maxMessageBytes`. - -- [ ] **Step 11: Store-error branch coverage — using Task 7's `DbBusyFixture`** - -```cpp -TEST_CASE("GetPaste's atomic update surfaces a real SQLITE_BUSY as a thrown error, not silent data loss", - "[pastebin][model]") { - morph::ladder::testkit::DbFixture fixture; - pastebin::PasteModel model; - pastebin::CreatePaste create; - create.content = "contended"; - create.syntax = "text"; - const auto id = model.execute(create).id; - - morph::ladder::testkit::DbBusyFixture busy{"pastes"}; - REQUIRE_THROWS(model.execute(pastebin::GetPaste{.id = id})); -} -``` - -Plus the `UNIQUE`-violation and zero-rows-affected classification cases -already covered by Steps 2 and 6 above (per Task 7's own note: those two -need no new fixture). - -- [ ] **Step 12: Add the new test file to `examples/pastebin`'s test target** - -`morph_add_rung()` (Task 8) already globs `tests/*.cpp` — no CMake edit -needed, just placing the file under `examples/pastebin/tests/`. - -- [ ] **Step 13: Build, run, measure coverage** - -```bash -cmake --build build/ --target ladder_pastebin_tests -QT_QPA_PLATFORM=offscreen ctest --test-dir build/ -L ladder-pastebin --output-on-failure -``` - -Then extend `scripts/coverage.sh`'s `SOURCES` array (already -conditionally includes `examples/common`) to also include -`examples/pastebin/include`/`examples/pastebin/src` when -`ladder_pastebin_tests` exists, following the exact same -`if [ -x "$LADDER_TEST_EXE" ]` guard pattern the script already uses — -and extend `codecov.yml`'s `ladder` component's `paths` list the same way -(or add a second component, `pastebin`, if the team prefers per-rung gates -— either is consistent with `IMPLEMENTATION.md` rule 5; pick one and note -the choice in the commit message). Per rule 5's own guidance from the -rung-0 coverage work: measure the real ceiling via `llvm-cov export`'s -JSON, document every known-artifact line, and set the target from that -measurement — do not assume a blind 100% target will pass. - -- [ ] **Step 14: Commit** - -```bash -git add examples/pastebin/tests/test_paste_model.cpp \ - scripts/coverage.sh codecov.yml -git commit -m "pastebin: add PasteModel tests (CRUD, burn atomicity, expiry, security, coverage)" -``` - ---- - -## Task 10: Presenters and the forms-controller glue - -**Files:** -- Create: `examples/pastebin/gui_lib/paste_presenter.hpp` -- Create: `examples/pastebin/gui_lib/paste_presenter.cpp` -- Create: `examples/pastebin/gui_lib/paste_forms_controller.hpp` -- Create: `examples/pastebin/gui_lib/paste_forms_controller.cpp` - -**Interfaces:** -- Consumes: `examples/common/gui::Presenter` (`track()`/`busy()`/`idle()`), - `pastebin::PasteModel`/DTOs, `morph::forms::schemaJson()`. -- Produces: `pastebin::gui::PastePresenter` (routes create/get/edit/delete/ - list through a `BridgeHandler`, surfaces typed errors) and - `pastebin::gui::PasteFormsController` (the finding-021 workaround: same - `schemaJson()`/`submitIfValid()`/`fetchOptions()` surface as the shipped - `FormsControllerCore`, but composed over an injected `Bridge&`/ - `IExecutor*` instead of constructing its own backend). Task 11 (presenter - tests) and Task 12 (GUI shell) both consume these. - -`TESTING.md`'s presenter rule 2 binds both classes: neither constructs a -`Bridge`, an executor, or a backend — both take `(Bridge&, IExecutor*)` (or -a pre-built `BridgeHandler`) from whatever composes them, which is always -`examples/common/gui::AppContext::onReady(...)` at the GUI-shell layer -(Task 12). - -- [ ] **Step 1: Write `examples/pastebin/gui_lib/paste_presenter.hpp`** - -```cpp -// SPDX-License-Identifier: Apache-2.0 -#pragma once - -#include "common/gui/presenter.hpp" -#include "pastebin/dto/paste_dto.hpp" -#include "pastebin/models/paste_model.hpp" - -#include -#include - -namespace pastebin::gui { - -/// @brief Routes CreatePaste/GetPaste/EditPaste/DeletePaste/ListPastes -/// through a `BridgeHandler`, surfacing typed errors to -/// whatever view composes this (QML properties/signals, Task 12). -/// Translates and routes only — no domain logic -/// (`IMPLEMENTATION.md` rule 2). -class PastePresenter : public ::morph::ladder::gui::Presenter { - Q_OBJECT - public: - /// @param bridge The shared `Bridge` `AppContext` owns. - /// @param executor The executor `Completion` callbacks land on. - /// @param parent Optional `QObject` parent. - PastePresenter(::morph::bridge::Bridge& bridge, ::morph::exec::IExecutor* executor, QObject* parent = nullptr); - - void create(CreatePaste action); - void get(GetPaste action); - void edit(EditPaste action); - void remove(DeletePaste action); - void list(ListPastes action); - - signals: - void created(CreatePasteResult result); - void loaded(PasteView view); - void edited(PasteView view); - void removed(); - void listed(ListPastesResult result); - /// @brief Emitted for any action's typed error — @p message is - /// `std::exception::what()`, ready for direct display. - void failed(QString message); - - private: - ::morph::bridge::BridgeHandler _handler; -}; - -} // namespace pastebin::gui -``` - -- [ ] **Step 2: Write `examples/pastebin/gui_lib/paste_presenter.cpp`** - -Each method follows `Presenter::track()`'s documented composition order -(its own doc comment, Task-1-adjacent research this session: `track()`'s -internal `.onError` only decrements the busy counter — a subclass wanting -to *display* the error must attach its own `.onError` **before** handing -the completion to `track()`, since `track()` is the last handler attached -and takes the completion by value): - -```cpp -// SPDX-License-Identifier: Apache-2.0 -#include "paste_presenter.hpp" - -namespace pastebin::gui { - -PastePresenter::PastePresenter(::morph::bridge::Bridge& bridge, ::morph::exec::IExecutor* executor, QObject* parent) - : Presenter{parent}, _handler{bridge, executor} {} - -void PastePresenter::create(CreatePaste action) { - track( - _handler.execute(std::move(action)).onError([this](const std::exception_ptr& err) { - try { - std::rethrow_exception(err); - } catch (const std::exception& e) { - emit failed(QString::fromStdString(e.what())); - } - }), - [this](CreatePasteResult result) { emit created(std::move(result)); }); -} - -void PastePresenter::get(GetPaste action) { - track( - _handler.execute(std::move(action)).onError([this](const std::exception_ptr& err) { - try { - std::rethrow_exception(err); - } catch (const std::exception& e) { - emit failed(QString::fromStdString(e.what())); - } - }), - [this](PasteView view) { emit loaded(std::move(view)); }); -} - -void PastePresenter::edit(EditPaste action) { - track( - _handler.execute(std::move(action)).onError([this](const std::exception_ptr& err) { - try { - std::rethrow_exception(err); - } catch (const std::exception& e) { - emit failed(QString::fromStdString(e.what())); - } - }), - [this](PasteView view) { emit edited(std::move(view)); }); -} - -void PastePresenter::remove(DeletePaste action) { - track( - _handler.execute(std::move(action)).onError([this](const std::exception_ptr& err) { - try { - std::rethrow_exception(err); - } catch (const std::exception& e) { - emit failed(QString::fromStdString(e.what())); - } - }), - [this](Ack) { emit removed(); }); -} - -void PastePresenter::list(ListPastes action) { - track( - _handler.execute(std::move(action)).onError([this](const std::exception_ptr& err) { - try { - std::rethrow_exception(err); - } catch (const std::exception& e) { - emit failed(QString::fromStdString(e.what())); - } - }), - [this](ListPastesResult result) { emit listed(std::move(result)); }); -} - -} // namespace pastebin::gui -``` - -**This duplicates the same six-line try/catch-and-emit block five times — -after it compiles and passes its Task-11 tests, consider (in this same -task, not deferred) factoring it into one private helper -(`template auto reportErrors()` returning the `onError` -lambda, or a member function taking the completion) if doing so doesn't -fight `track`'s own template-argument deduction** — note in the task -report which shape was kept. - -- [ ] **Step 3: Write `examples/pastebin/gui_lib/paste_forms_controller.hpp`** - -The finding-021 workaround — same public surface as -`morph::qt::forms::FormsControllerCore` -(`include/morph/qt/forms/forms_controller_core.hpp`), composed over an -injected `Bridge&`/`IExecutor*` instead of a hardcoded `LocalBackend`: - -```cpp -// SPDX-License-Identifier: Apache-2.0 -#pragma once - -#include "pastebin/models/paste_model.hpp" - -#include -#include - -#include - -namespace pastebin::gui { - -/// @brief Same schema-driven surface as the shipped -/// `morph::qt::forms::FormsControllerCore` -/// (`schemaJson()`/`submitIfValid()`/`fetchOptions()`), composed -/// over an injected `Bridge&`/`IExecutor*` instead of constructing -/// its own `LocalBackend` — the shipped core cannot do this -/// (finding 021), and `TESTING.md`'s presenter rule 2 forbids GUI -/// code from constructing its own backend/executor, so this rung -/// owns a thin, otherwise-identical controller instead. Pure glue, -/// no domain logic (`IMPLEMENTATION.md` rule 2 justification (b)) — -/// the schema/validation/rendering machinery is untouched; only the -/// backend-wiring seam differs. -class PasteFormsController { - public: - /// @param bridge The shared `Bridge` `AppContext` owns. - /// @param executor The executor `Completion` callbacks land on. - /// @param schemasJson Pre-assembled `{actionType: schemaJson()}` map, - /// matching `FormsControllerCore`'s own constructor contract. - PasteFormsController(::morph::bridge::Bridge& bridge, ::morph::exec::IExecutor* executor, std::string schemasJson); - - [[nodiscard]] const std::string& schemasJson() const noexcept { return _schemasJson; } - - template - void submitIfValid(std::string actionType, std::string bodyJson, OnReply onReply, OnError onError); - - private: - ::morph::bridge::BridgeHandler _handler; - std::string _schemasJson; -}; - -} // namespace pastebin::gui -``` - -**Verify `FormsControllerCore`'s real `submitIfValid`/`fetchOptions` -template signatures and bodies against -`include/morph/qt/forms/forms_controller_core.hpp` before writing this -file's real implementation** — only the class *shape* (member list, -constructor pattern) was confirmed this session, not the two template -methods' full bodies (they were described, not quoted verbatim). Copy -their real logic (schema lookup by `actionType`, JSON body validation -against that schema, dispatch through `_handler`) verbatim, changing only -how `_handler` gets its `Bridge`/executor. If `fetchOptions` turns out to -be needed by any pastebin form (check whether any DTO field uses -`morph::forms::Choice` — Task 3's DTOs do not, per this plan's own -design, so `fetchOptions` may not be needed at all for rung 1; omit it if -so, and say so in the task report rather than stubbing an unused method). - -- [ ] **Step 4: Write `examples/pastebin/gui_lib/paste_forms_controller.cpp`** - -Implements `submitIfValid` (and `fetchOptions` only if Step 3 determined -it's needed) against the real `FormsControllerCore` logic adapted per -Step 3's note. - -- [ ] **Step 5: Build** - -```bash -cmake --build build/ --target ladder_pastebin_gui_lib -``` - -- [ ] **Step 6: Commit** - -```bash -git add examples/pastebin/gui_lib/ -git commit -m "pastebin: add PastePresenter and the finding-021 forms-controller glue" -``` - ---- - -## Task 11: Presenter tests - -**Files:** -- Create: `examples/pastebin/tests/test_paste_presenter.cpp` - -**Interfaces:** -- Consumes: Task 10's `PastePresenter`, rung 0's `BackendRig`/`pumpUntil`/ - `settle`-equivalent pattern (`Presenter::busy()`). - -Full backend-mode matrix (`Local`/`LocalSingleThread`/`Socket`, via -`GENERATE`, per `TESTING.md`), one `TEST_CASE` per presenter method plus -the `failed` signal path: - -- [ ] **Step 1: Write the matrix test** - -```cpp -// SPDX-License-Identifier: Apache-2.0 -#include -#include - -#include "paste_presenter.hpp" -#include "testkit/backend_rig.hpp" -#include "testkit/db_fixture.hpp" -#include "testkit/pump.hpp" - -TEST_CASE("PastePresenter::create then get round-trips a paste, all three backend modes", - "[pastebin][presenter]") { - auto mode = GENERATE(morph::ladder::testkit::Mode::Local, morph::ladder::testkit::Mode::LocalSingleThread, - morph::ladder::testkit::Mode::Socket); - morph::ladder::testkit::DbFixture fixture; - morph::ladder::testkit::BackendRig rig{mode, 1}; - auto bridge = rig.bridge(0); - pastebin::gui::PastePresenter presenter{*bridge, rig.executor()}; - - pastebin::PasteId createdId; - bool created = false; - QObject::connect(&presenter, &pastebin::gui::PastePresenter::created, - [&](pastebin::CreatePasteResult result) { - createdId = result.id; - created = true; - }); - pastebin::CreatePaste create; - create.content = "presenter round-trip"; - create.syntax = "text"; - presenter.create(create); - REQUIRE(morph::ladder::testkit::pumpUntil([&] { return created; })); - REQUIRE_FALSE(presenter.busy()); - - pastebin::PasteView loaded; - bool gotLoaded = false; - QObject::connect(&presenter, &pastebin::gui::PastePresenter::loaded, [&](pastebin::PasteView view) { - loaded = view; - gotLoaded = true; - }); - presenter.get(pastebin::GetPaste{.id = createdId}); - REQUIRE(morph::ladder::testkit::pumpUntil([&] { return gotLoaded; })); - CHECK(loaded.content == "presenter round-trip"); -} - -TEST_CASE("PastePresenter::get against an unknown id emits failed, not a crash", "[pastebin][presenter]") { - morph::ladder::testkit::DbFixture fixture; - morph::ladder::testkit::BackendRig rig{morph::ladder::testkit::Mode::Local, 1}; - auto bridge = rig.bridge(0); - pastebin::gui::PastePresenter presenter{*bridge, rig.executor()}; - - QString failure; - bool failed = false; - QObject::connect(&presenter, &pastebin::gui::PastePresenter::failed, [&](QString message) { - failure = message; - failed = true; - }); - presenter.get(pastebin::GetPaste{.id = pastebin::PasteId{"no-such-paste"}}); - REQUIRE(morph::ladder::testkit::pumpUntil([&] { return failed; })); - CHECK_FALSE(failure.isEmpty()); - REQUIRE_FALSE(presenter.busy()); -} -``` - -**Verify `BackendRig::bridge(index)`'s exact return type** (a `Bridge*` or -`Bridge&` — `PastePresenter`'s constructor above takes `Bridge&`, adjust -the dereference accordingly) **against `examples/common/testkit/backend_rig.hpp`** -before writing this for real; extend with `edit`/`remove`/`list` cases -following the same shape. - -- [ ] **Step 2: One offscreen QML engine-load smoke test** - -Per `TESTING.md` presenter rule 6 ("one offscreen engine-load smoke test -(engine creates root object, no errors) registered in ctest — not Qt Quick -Test") — this depends on Task 12's QML file existing, so **defer writing -this specific test's body until Task 12 lands**; create the file now with -a one-line comment marking it deferred, or fold this step into Task 12 -instead if that reads more naturally once Task 12's QML file path is -known. Either placement is fine; do not skip the test itself. - -- [ ] **Step 3: Build, run, commit** - -```bash -cmake --build build/ --target ladder_pastebin_tests -QT_QPA_PLATFORM=offscreen ctest --test-dir build/ -L ladder-pastebin --output-on-failure -git add examples/pastebin/tests/test_paste_presenter.cpp -git commit -m "pastebin: add PastePresenter tests (full backend-mode matrix)" -``` - ---- - -## Task 12: Desktop GUI shell, standalone server binary, demo seeding - -**Files:** -- Create: `examples/pastebin/gui/main.cpp` -- Create: `examples/pastebin/gui/qml/Main.qml` -- Create: `examples/pastebin/gui/qml/PasteView.qml` -- Create: `examples/pastebin/src/server/main.cpp` -- Create/modify: `examples/pastebin/tests/test_gui_qml_smoke.cpp` (Task 11 - Step 2's deferred test, if not already written there) - -**Interfaces:** -- Consumes: Task 10's `PastePresenter`/`PasteFormsController`, - `examples/common/gui::AppContext`, the real `MorphForms` QML module, - Task 6's `App`. -- Produces: a running desktop client and a standalone server process — - the first point in this rung where the whole loop is manually - end-to-end verifiable, not just unit-tested. - -Follow `examples/forms/gui_qml/`'s real, working shape (`Main.qml`'s -`import MorphForms`, `FormsController { id: formsController }`, -`JSON.parse(formsController.schemasJson)` — confirmed this session) for -the QML side, substituting `pastebin::gui::PasteFormsController` for that -demo's `FormsController` type (Task 10 gave it the same public surface on -purpose) and `pastebin::gui::PastePresenter` for whatever list/detail view -state the schema-driven form doesn't cover (paste content display, -burn/expiry status — `IMPLEMENTATION.md` rule 2's "pure glue" allowance; -these are read-only displays of server-computed state, not hand-rolled -input widgets). - -- [ ] **Step 1: Write `examples/pastebin/gui/main.cpp`** - -Wires `AppContext` (`Mode = Remote{url}` from a `--server` CLI arg, -defaulting to `Local{workers=4}` — mirroring `AppContext`'s own doc-comment -example construction pattern from rung 0), constructs `PastePresenter`/ -`PasteFormsController` inside `ctx.onReady([&] { ... })`, exposes them to -QML via `QQmlApplicationEngine::rootContext()->setContextProperty(...)`, -loads `qrc:/pastebin/qml/Main.qml` (or the QML-module URI form -`examples/forms/gui_qml/CMakeLists.txt`'s `qt_add_qml_module` call uses — -match that exact convention, including whatever URI naming scheme it -established, e.g. `Pastebin` as this rung's own module name). - -- [ ] **Step 2: Write the QML files** - -`Main.qml`: app shell + the schema-driven create form (`DynamicForm` from -`MorphForms`, per that module's real QML API — read -`src/qt/forms/qml/DynamicForm.qml`'s documented usage before wiring this). -`PasteView.qml`: read-only display of a fetched `PasteView` (content, -syntax, burn/expiry status) — plain `Text`/`ScrollView`, zero styling -effort (`IMPLEMENTATION.md` rule 2: "Default Qt Quick controls, default -fonts, no theming"). - -- [ ] **Step 3: Write the offscreen QML smoke test** (Task 11 Step 2) - -```cpp -// SPDX-License-Identifier: Apache-2.0 -#include - -#include -#include - -TEST_CASE("pastebin's QML engine loads Main.qml and creates a root object with no errors", - "[pastebin][gui][qml-smoke]") { - QQmlApplicationEngine engine; - bool hadError = false; - QObject::connect(&engine, &QQmlApplicationEngine::warnings, [&](const QList&) { hadError = true; }); - engine.load(QUrl{"qrc:/pastebin/qml/Main.qml"}); // match Step 1's real module/resource URI - REQUIRE_FALSE(engine.rootObjects().isEmpty()); - REQUIRE_FALSE(hadError); -} -``` - -Runs under `QT_QPA_PLATFORM=offscreen` (already set for the whole -`ladder-tests`/`clang-coverage` CI legs — no per-test setup needed). - -- [ ] **Step 4: Write `examples/pastebin/src/server/main.cpp`** - -```cpp -// SPDX-License-Identifier: Apache-2.0 -#include "pastebin/app/app.hpp" -#include "pastebin/db/database.hpp" - -#include - -#include - -#include -#include -#include - -int main(int argc, char** argv) { - QCoreApplication qtApp{argc, argv}; - - const char* connectionString = std::getenv("PASTEBIN_DB"); - pastebin::db::setup(connectionString != nullptr ? connectionString - : "DRIVER=SQLite3;Database=pastebin.db;Timeout=5000"); - - pastebin::app::App app{std::filesystem::current_path() / "pastebin_actions.jsonl"}; - - const char* portEnv = std::getenv("PASTEBIN_PORT"); - const int port = portEnv != nullptr ? std::atoi(portEnv) : 0; - morph::qt::QtWebSocketServer wsServer{*app.server(), port}; - if (!wsServer.listen()) { - std::cerr << "pastebin-server: failed to listen\n"; - return 1; - } - std::cout << "pastebin-server: listening on port " << wsServer.port() << '\n'; - - return QCoreApplication::exec(); -} -``` - -**Verify `morph::qt::QtWebSocketServer`'s real constructor and `listen()`/ -`port()` API** against `include/morph/qt/qt_websocket_server.hpp` — this -sketch follows the shape `examples/common/testkit/backend_rig.hpp`'s own -`Socket`-mode construction already uses successfully in this codebase -(`QtWebSocketServer{*server, 0}` then `.listen()`/`.port()`), so it should -transcribe directly; confirm the exact argument order. - -- [ ] **Step 5: Demo seeding** - -Per `LADDER.md`'s "every rung ships a `--seed` path" operations -convention: add a `--seed` flag to the server binary (Step 4) that, after -`pastebin::db::setup()`, calls `PasteModel::execute(CreatePaste{...})` -directly (in-process, synchronous — no need for a `Bridge`/handler) a -handful of times with representative content (a few public pastes, one -with `burnAfterReads` set, one with `expiresAt` set) before starting the -WebSocket listener. `action_driver.hpp`'s generator machinery is -explicitly **rung 4**'s deliverable (`TESTING.md`'s component table) — do -not pull it forward for this; a half-dozen hardcoded `CreatePaste` calls -is the right-sized answer here, matching the README's "keep the rung-1 -answer primitive" framing used elsewhere in this plan. - -- [ ] **Step 6: Manual end-to-end verification** - -```bash -cmake --build build/ --target ladder_pastebin_server ladder_pastebin_gui -./build//examples/pastebin/ladder_pastebin_server --seed & -./build//examples/pastebin/ladder_pastebin_gui --server ws://127.0.0.1: -``` - -Confirm: the desktop client's create form submits and lists the seeded + -newly created pastes; opening one increments its read count; a -burn-after-1 seeded paste disappears after one open. Record the outcome -(including any real failure — this is genuinely unverified machinery, like -the `RETURNING` and `SQLITE_BUSY` spikes earlier) in the task report. - -- [ ] **Step 7: Commit** - -```bash -git add examples/pastebin/gui/ examples/pastebin/src/server/ examples/pastebin/tests/test_gui_qml_smoke.cpp -git commit -m "pastebin: add desktop GUI shell, standalone server binary, demo seeding" -``` - ---- - -## Task 13: WASM client, CI wiring, and the final docs pass - -**Files:** -- Create: `examples/pastebin/gui_wasm/main_wasm.cpp` -- Modify: `.github/workflows/ci.yml` (confirm/extend the `ladder-tests` job's - WASM compile-gate matrix to include pastebin, if not already generic) -- Modify: `examples/pastebin/README.md` (final DoD checklist, status) -- Modify: `examples/TESTING.md` (only if this task's real experience - contradicts anything it currently states — read it fresh against what - actually shipped before editing) - -**Interfaces:** -- Produces: rung 1's WASM client — **same client code as the desktop - shell** (`PastePresenter`/`PasteFormsController`/the QML files Task 12 - wrote), only `main_wasm.cpp` differs (per rung 0's own hard requirement: - copying bank's `gui_wasm` shadow-header pattern is forbidden — - `TESTING.md`'s "Do not copy bank's `gui_wasm` shadow-header pattern"). - -This is rung 1's payoff on rung 0's WASM-remote spike -(`examples/common/wasm_spike/`): the spike proved -`QtWebSocketBackend`+`asyncRegistrationEnabled` works from WASM in -isolation (unverified against a real Emscripten toolchain per its own -README) — Task 6's `App` and rung 0's `AppContext` already wrap that exact -pattern generically, so pastebin's WASM client should need **no -WASM-specific application code at all**, only a WASM-specific `main()`. - -- [ ] **Step 1: Write `examples/pastebin/gui_wasm/main_wasm.cpp`** - -```cpp -// SPDX-License-Identifier: Apache-2.0 -#include "common/gui/app_context.hpp" -#include "paste_forms_controller.hpp" -#include "paste_presenter.hpp" - -#include -#include -#include - -#include - -int main(int argc, char** argv) { - QGuiApplication qtApp{argc, argv}; - - // The WASM client is always Remote — there is no in-process server to - // be Local against in a browser (IMPLEMENTATION.md rule 4's WASM - // clause: persistence lives server-side, behind the model). - morph::ladder::gui::AppContext ctx{ - morph::ladder::gui::AppContext::Remote{QUrl{MORPH_LADDER_PASTEBIN_WASM_SERVER_URL}}}; - - QQmlApplicationEngine engine; - std::optional presenter; - std::optional formsController; - ctx.onReady([&] { - presenter.emplace(ctx.bridge(), ctx.executor()); - formsController.emplace(ctx.bridge(), ctx.executor(), /* same schemasJson assembly as Task 12's main.cpp */ std::string{}); - engine.rootContext()->setContextProperty("pastePresenter", &*presenter); - engine.rootContext()->setContextProperty("pasteFormsController", &*formsController); - engine.load(QUrl{"qrc:/pastebin/qml/Main.qml"}); - }); - - return QGuiApplication::exec(); -} -``` - -**`MORPH_LADDER_PASTEBIN_WASM_SERVER_URL`** is a compile-definition, set by -this task's CMake addition — follow -`examples/common/wasm_spike/CMakeLists.txt`'s own -`MORPH_LADDER_WASM_SPIKE_SERVER_URL` convention exactly (same mechanism, -new name) rather than inventing a different configuration path. -**Duplicate the exact `schemasJson` assembly Task 12's `gui/main.cpp` uses** -for `formsController`'s construction — both binaries must build the -identical schema map, so factor it into one shared free function -(`examples/pastebin/gui_lib/paste_schemas.hpp`, a small addition to this -task alongside `main_wasm.cpp`) that both `main.cpp` and `main_wasm.cpp` -call, rather than duplicating the assembly logic inline in each. - -- [ ] **Step 2: Confirm `morph_add_rung()` already builds this under Emscripten** - -Task 8's `morph_add_rung()` globs `gui_wasm/*.cpp` under its -`if(EMSCRIPTEN)` branch already — no CMake edit needed beyond what Step 1 -places on disk, **unless** the WASM build needs the compile definition -from Step 1's note, in which case add exactly that one -`target_compile_definitions(ladder_pastebin_gui_wasm PRIVATE -MORPH_LADDER_PASTEBIN_WASM_SERVER_URL="${MORPH_LADDER_PASTEBIN_WASM_SERVER_URL}")` -line to `examples/pastebin/CMakeLists.txt` (following -`wasm_spike/CMakeLists.txt`'s exact pattern), guarded the same way that -file guards it (only meaningful under `EMSCRIPTEN`). - -- [ ] **Step 3: Attempt a real Emscripten configure/build** - -```bash -emcmake cmake --preset -DMORPH_BUILD_LADDER=ON -DMORPH_LADDER_RUNGS=pastebin -cmake --build build/ --target ladder_pastebin_gui_wasm -``` - -Per rung 0's own WASM spike precedent: **if no Emscripten toolchain is -available in this environment, or the build fails**, do not silently work -around it — this is the same class of "real, unverified machinery" the -spike itself flagged. Follow the spike's own documented fallback protocol -(`examples/common/wasm_spike/README.md`'s "Fallback plan" section, -already read in full this session): identify which failure mode it is -(configure failure / page-abort / hang-with-no-result — adapted to a build -failure if the toolchain issue surfaces at compile time instead of -runtime), file it as a finding with the concrete error captured, and mark -this task's step complete with a "documents a real blocker" note rather -than blocking the whole rung's exit on an environment limitation outside -this codebase's control. If it **does** build and run (via `emrun` + -manual browser check, mirroring the spike's own manual-verification -steps), that closes out rung 0's WASM-remote proof for real application -code, not just the spike's echo model — note this explicitly, since it is -the first time this has happened in this codebase. - -- [ ] **Step 4: Confirm CI's `ladder-tests` job picks pastebin up** - -Read `.github/workflows/ci.yml`'s `ladder-tests` job (added in rung 0) — -per `TESTING.md`'s "Build system and CI" section, it should already be -generic (`MORPH_LADDER_RUNGS` path-filtered, no per-rung job edits -needed). If it genuinely is generic, this step is a read-only -confirmation, no diff. If it turns out rung 0 left something rung-specific -stubbed (e.g. a hardcoded rung list, or the WASM compile gate only ever -exercising the spike, not real rung `gui_wasm` targets), fix that gap here -— this is finding-018/021-shaped territory (a real gap in -already-shipped infrastructure) if it exists, not a pastebin-only patch. - -- [ ] **Step 5: Final docs pass** - -Update `examples/pastebin/README.md`: flip `**Status: in progress.**` to -`**Status: rung 1 shipped.**` (or whatever this repo's convention for a -finished rung turns out to be — check whether any other rung README uses -a "done" status marker as precedent; if none does, this is the first, so -pick a plain, honest phrase), and tick off every "Definition of done" bullet -against what actually shipped — including being honest about anything that -did **not** fully land (an unverified `RETURNING`/`SQLITE_BUSY`/Emscripten -spike result is not a failure of this task, but it must be stated plainly, -matching this whole plan's "verify, don't assume" thread throughout). - -- [ ] **Step 6: Commit** - -```bash -git add examples/pastebin/gui_wasm/ examples/pastebin/gui_lib/paste_schemas.hpp \ - examples/pastebin/CMakeLists.txt examples/pastebin/README.md \ - .github/workflows/ci.yml -git commit -m "pastebin: add WASM client, confirm CI wiring, close out rung 1's DoD" -``` - ---- - -## Post-plan: findings review - -Before the final whole-branch review (per `subagent-driven-development`'s -process), re-read every finding this plan may have touched — -`003`/`018`/`020`/`021` at minimum — and update each one's `disposition` -field to match what actually shipped (e.g. `018` moves from `open` to -`documented-limitation` or stays `open` depending on whether `DbBusyFixture` -actually worked; `020`/`021` almost certainly stay `open` — they are real -framework gaps this rung worked around, not framework changes this rung -made). Per `FINDINGS.md`'s triage rule, disposition decisions are the repo -owner's call, not something this plan pre-decides — flag each one's -recommended disposition in the final review's report rather than editing -the frontmatter unilaterally for any finding whose disposition isn't -already obvious from this plan's own text. diff --git a/docs/superpowers/plans/2026-08-07-ladder-rung2-bookmarks.md b/docs/superpowers/plans/2026-08-07-ladder-rung2-bookmarks.md deleted file mode 100644 index 385e9d98..00000000 --- a/docs/superpowers/plans/2026-08-07-ladder-rung2-bookmarks.md +++ /dev/null @@ -1,5844 +0,0 @@ -# Ladder Rung 2 (Bookmarks) Implementation Plan - -> **For agentic workers:** REQUIRED SUB-SKILL: Use superpowers:subagent-driven-development (recommended) or superpowers:executing-plans to implement this plan task-by-task. Steps use checkbox (`- [ ]`) syntax for tracking. - -**Goal:** Build rung 2 of the [application ladder](../../../examples/LADDER.md) — -**bookmarks**: three models (`BookmarkModel`, `TagModel`, `SharedFeedModel`), -a real bookmark↔tag many-to-many, the ladder's first genuine multi-user -authorization, its first background job, and its first multi-row -(outbox-managed) journal writes — per -[`examples/bookmarks/README.md`](../../../examples/bookmarks/README.md) -(design questions resolved in that file — read it first, it is this plan's -design authority, alongside two corrections this plan's own research made -to it; see "Corrections to the README" below). - -**Architecture:** `ladder_bookmarks_lib` (STATIC: DTOs, entities, migration, -three models, app bootstrap, the rung's `IAuthorizer` — morph + Lightweight, -no Qt-Widgets/Catch2), `ladder_bookmarks_gui_lib` (STATIC: presenters + -forms-controller glue — `Qt6::Core` only), `ladder_bookmarks_gui` (EXE: -desktop client), `ladder_bookmarks_gui_wasm` (EXE, Emscripten only), a -standalone `ladder_bookmarks_server` (EXE: hosts all three models over -`QtWebSocketServer` with the real `SigningAuthorizer`-derived authorizer -installed), and `ladder_bookmarks_tests` (EXE: Catch2 model + presenter -tests, full `BackendRig` mode matrix). `morph_add_rung()` -(`cmake/morph_add_rung.cmake`) needs **no changes** — confirmed by reading -it: it globs `src/models/*.cpp` with no per-model target logic, so three -models' `.cpp` files fold into one `ladder_bookmarks_lib` exactly like -`pastebin`'s one model does, and `bookmarks` is already listed in -`examples/CMakeLists.txt`'s `_morph_known_rungs`. Task 13 is therefore -small: one `CMakeLists.txt` calling `morph_add_rung(NAME bookmarks)`. - -**Tech Stack:** C++23, Qt6 (Core, WebSockets, Quick/QuickControls2), Catch2 v3, -Lightweight ORM (SQLite/ODBC), CMake 3.25+, `morph::forms` + -`MorphForms` QML module, `morph::journal::FileActionLog` + -`morph::journal::OutboxRelay`, `morph::session::SigningAuthorizer`. - -## Corrections to the README (found during this plan's research, not yet -## written back into `examples/bookmarks/README.md` — apply them as this -## plan's authority where the two disagree; a follow-up task should fold -## these into the README itself, see the Self-Review section) - -Two claims in the README's "Design decisions" and "morph subsystems -exercised" sections do not survive contact with `RemoteServer`'s actual -source and are corrected here, with citations. Nothing below is guesswork — -every claim cites the exact line read. - -1. **`BookmarkModel`/`TagModel` must NOT be registered as framework-`shared` - instances.** `include/morph/core/remote.hpp:800` — - `_owners[fresh] = std::string{}; // shared instances are ownerless, by - design` — inside `RemoteServer::acquireSharedInstance()`. The surrounding - doc comment (`remote.hpp:714-722`) spells out why: *"A shared instance is - recorded with an empty owner principal: `IAuthorizer::authorizeInstance`'s - documented `ownerPrincipal == ctx.principal` policy would otherwise reject - every client but the one that created it, defeating cross-client sharing - outright."* This means `authorizeInstance`'s ownership check is a **no-op** - for any `AllowShared`/`BRIDGE_MODEL_KEY` model — `ownerPrincipal` is - *always* empty for it, so `ownerPrincipal.empty() || ownerPrincipal == - ctx.principal` is always `true`. The README's "keyed by principal... via - `authorizeInstance`" design would give `BookmarkModel`/`TagModel` **zero** - real per-instance protection from the framework. - - The working mechanism is the *other* registration path: plain - (non-shared) `register` genuinely records the authenticated caller as the - instance's owner — `remote.hpp:962-966,1011`: *"Record the owner - principal for per-instance authorization: `env.session`'s principal is - already the verified identity stamped above... This is what lets - `authorizeInstance` later deny a different principal,"* followed by - `_owners[mid] = std::move(env.session.principal);`. So: **`BookmarkModel` - and `TagModel` are registered plain — no `BRIDGE_MODEL_KEY`/`AllowShared` - — exactly like `pastebin::PasteModel`.** Each client's own `register` - calls gets its own fresh instance, `authorizeInstance` genuinely denies - any *other* principal from touching that specific `modelId`, and — since - a model instance carries no meaningful in-memory state anyway (all real - state is the database, partitioned by an `ownerPrincipal` column) — - nothing about "one instance per user" is lost: every registration by the - same user, from any device, reads and writes the identical rows. - - `SharedFeedModel` is **also registered plain**, for a different reason: - `AllowShared` requires a keyed action (`BRIDGE_MODEL_KEY`, an - `ActionKeyTraits::key(action)` extracted from a client-supplied - action field, `include/morph/core/bridge.hpp:1036-1048,1131-1139`) to - attach — machinery built for "many clients converge on the *same named* - instance," which buys `SharedFeedModel` nothing: it has no per-user state - to converge on, every instance reads the identical `WHERE shared = 1` - rows regardless of how many separate instances exist, and - [`LADDER.md`](../../../examples/LADDER.md)'s own cross-cutting stress map - assigns "Shared instances" coverage to rungs 3/4/6/8, not rung 2 — so - there is no rung-2 obligation to exercise `AllowShared` at all. Plain - registration is simpler and sufficient: `authorizeRegister`'s "must be - authenticated" gate is the real policy (Task 1), and - `authorizeInstance`'s per-instance check, while it does apply, is - incidental — `SharedFeedModel::execute()` never consults `ownerPrincipal` - itself, so it does not matter that each user's own handle to it is - technically "owned" by them alone. - -2. **The model itself does not need to "remember" an owner across calls.** - Since `BookmarkModel`/`TagModel` are plain-registered (point 1), and - `session::current()` is repopulated by the framework on **every** - dispatched action (`session::detail::ScopedContext`, - `include/morph/session/session.hpp:249-264`, installed around each - `execute()` by `RemoteServer::dispatchExecute`/`LocalBackend::execute`), - the model reads `session::current()->principal` fresh on every call and - uses it directly as the `WHERE owner_principal = ?` filter value — no - per-instance mutable "captured on first use" state is needed anywhere. - This is simpler than the README's "captures the calling principal at - first use" framing implies (that framing does not appear verbatim in the - README, but is the natural reading of "per-user shared instances" and is - corrected here for clarity). - -One authorizer implements both models' real ownership check and -`SharedFeedModel`'s "any authenticated principal" policy **without any -model-type branching** — see Task 1: `ownerPrincipal.empty() || -ownerPrincipal == ctx.principal` is simultaneously the correct policy for -plain-registered instances (real, non-empty owner) and shared instances -(always-empty owner, so always permissive) — the same one-line check -`tests/test_policy_hardening.cpp`'s `OwnershipAuthorizer` already -demonstrates, applied uniformly. - -## Global Constraints - -- C++23 throughout (`target_compile_features(... PUBLIC cxx_std_23)`). -- **DTO type discipline** ([`IMPLEMENTATION.md`](../../../examples/IMPLEMENTATION.md) - rule 3): the only plain type permitted in an action/result field is - `std::string` (URLs, titles, descriptions, notes, tag names, HTML - fragments). Everything else is a strong type — `BookmarkId`, `TagId`, - `Cursor`, `ImportOpId`, `morph::time::Timestamp`, `enum class`, a - dimensionless `Count` quantity. **No `int`/`int64_t`/`double`/`float`/ - `bool`/raw enum in any DTO field.** -- **Persistence exclusively through Lightweight** - ([`IMPLEMENTATION.md`](../../../examples/IMPLEMENTATION.md) rule 4). No - new sanctioned-escape-tier entry is needed this rung — confirmed in Task 5: - `HasManyThrough` exists but is incompatible with `DataMapper::Update` - (below), so this plan avoids it entirely rather than fighting it; tag - associations are read via a plain `Query().Where(...)`, - which is ordinary `DataMapper` usage, not an escape. `BulkEdit`/tag - merge use `Lightweight::SqlTransaction` wrapping N ordinary - `DataMapper`/`SqlStatement` calls, the same pattern rung 1's - `EditPaste`/`GetPaste` already proved (`examples/pastebin/src/models/paste_model.cpp`). -- **`HasMany`/`HasManyThrough` incompatibility with `Update()`** (verified - against Lightweight's vendored source this plan's research read directly, - `build/*/​_deps/lightweight-src/src/Lightweight/DataMapper/DataMapper.hpp:1974-1985` - and `Description.hpp:181-187`): `DataMapper::Update()`'s non-reflection - path calls `field.IsModified()` on **every** record member via - `EnumerateRecordMembers` (which does not filter by field kind), and - neither `HasMany` nor `HasManyThrough` declares an `IsModified()` - method — so a record type that embeds either as a member fails to compile - the moment `Update()` is instantiated for it. `examples/bank/include/bank/db/account_entity.hpp`'s - own doc comment independently confirms this for `HasMany` ("`DataMapper::Update` - cannot be instantiated for a record that has a `HasMany` member... Children - are reached via their `account_id` foreign key instead"). **Rule for this - rung: `BookmarkRecord`/`TagRecord` carry zero relation-typed members.** - Tag reads go through explicit `Query()` calls in the - model, never through an embedded `HasManyThrough` field. `BookmarkTagRecord` - itself never needs `Update()` (only `Create`/delete), so its `BelongsTo<>` - members are unaffected (`BelongsTo` **does** support `Update()` — bank's - own `AccountRecord::user` is a `BelongsTo` field on a record that *is* - updated elsewhere in bank). -- **Auth**: every model-bearing action requires a valid signed token - (`morph::session::SigningAuthorizer`, default `hmacSha256` MAC — this - rung's dev/test posture, not `MORPH_REQUIRE_VETTED_HMAC`, per the README). - One `BookmarksAuthorizer` (Task 1) covers all three models — see - "Corrections" above. `BookmarkModel`/`TagModel`/`SharedFeedModel` are - **all registered plain** — no `BRIDGE_MODEL_KEY`/`AllowShared` anywhere in - this rung (Task 10 confirms `SharedFeedModel`'s reasoning: no per-user - state to converge on, so `AllowShared`'s keying machinery buys nothing). - A restricted principal charset (ASCII, no control - bytes) is enforced by this rung's own registration/login DTO `validate()` - as defense-in-depth against finding 026's unescaped-`glz::write_json` gap - in `TokenIssuer::issue()` (`include/morph/session/session_auth.hpp:346`, - `docs/findings/026-control-byte-escaping-missing-in-three-sibling-writers.md`) - — this rung does not fix core, only guards its own input at the boundary - where it feeds that code path. -- **Journal — split by blast radius** (README, resolved): `BulkEdit` and - `RenameTag`/`MergeTags` (multi-row) use `IModelHolder::setOutboxManaged(true)` - + `journal::OutboxRelay`, with the model's own SQL-backed outbox table - written inside the same `SqlTransaction` as the mutation (Task 8/9). Every - other action (single-row CRUD, archive/unarchive, the background fetch's - `RecordMetadata`) keeps the framework's default two-independent-write - auto-append — explicit, not the implicit choice rung 1 made. -- **No generic undo** (README, resolved, consistent with - [`LADDER.md`](../../../examples/LADDER.md)'s "Journal honesty"): - `DeleteBookmark` is a hard delete with no compensating action. -- **Time**: model code never calls `morph::time::Timestamp::now()`/ - `DateTime::now()` directly — always `morph::ladder::now()` - (`examples/common/clock.hpp`, already shipped by rung 1 — no new task - needed for it). -- **No `sleep_for` outside `pump.hpp`** — a review-rejectable defect - ([`TESTING.md`](../../../examples/TESTING.md) "Pumping discipline"). -- **Presenters/GUI code take `(Bridge&, IExecutor*)`, never construct - backends or executors themselves** ([`TESTING.md`](../../../examples/TESTING.md) - presenter rule 2). -- **Schema-driven GUI, always** ([`IMPLEMENTATION.md`](../../../examples/IMPLEMENTATION.md) - rule 2). No hand-built input widgets without a written justification. -- Every ladder CMake target wraps its definition in - `if(AF_COVERAGE) apply_coverage() endif()`. -- Model coverage target: the measured ceiling, not a blind 100% - ([`IMPLEMENTATION.md`](../../../examples/IMPLEMENTATION.md) rule 5), - store-error branches provoked through the real schema - (`db_busy_fixture.hpp` for `SQLITE_BUSY`, a dropped table or a conflicting - row for the rest — never a mock driver, per finding 018's now-closed - resolution). -- License hygiene: nothing ported from linkding/Shaarli beyond - requirements/data-shape/behavior; all implementation original. - ---- - -## Task 1: The rung's authorizer and principal charset - -**Files:** -- Create: `examples/bookmarks/include/bookmarks/auth/bookmarks_authorizer.hpp` -- Test: `examples/bookmarks/tests/test_bookmarks_authorizer.cpp` - -**Interfaces:** -- Produces: `bookmarks::auth::isValidPrincipal(std::string_view) -> bool`; - `bookmarks::auth::kMetadataFetcherPrincipal` (a `std::string_view` - constant, `"system:metadata-fetcher"` — the service-principal convention - the README names, consumed by Task 12's background worker); - `bookmarks::auth::BookmarksAuthorizer`, a concrete class derived from - `::morph::session::SigningAuthorizer`, inheriting its constructors, - overriding `authorizeRegister`/`authorizeInstance` (the former exempts - `"AuthModel"` from the authentication gate — Task 12's `AuthModel` is how - a caller obtains a token in the first place). Every later task that - builds a `RemoteServer` (Task 12, Task 14+'s test fixtures) constructs one - of these and passes it as the server's authorizer. - `bookmarks::auth::setTokenIssuer`/`bookmarks::auth::tokenIssuer` — a - process-global holder for the shared `TokenIssuer`, mirroring - `morph::journal::setActionLog`'s identical shape (the same answer to the - same "registry-constructed models are always default-constructed" - problem, docs/findings/003/020): `AuthModel` (Task 12) has no - constructor-injection seam for the secret it needs to mint tokens, so - `App` installs one process-wide at startup instead. - -This is the one piece every other model-bearing task depends on, and it is -small and fully testable in isolation — mirroring rung 1 Task 1's clock. - -- [ ] **Step 1: Write the failing test** - -```cpp -// SPDX-License-Identifier: Apache-2.0 -#include "bookmarks/auth/bookmarks_authorizer.hpp" - -#include - -using bookmarks::auth::BookmarksAuthorizer; -using bookmarks::auth::isValidPrincipal; -using bookmarks::auth::kMetadataFetcherPrincipal; -using morph::session::Context; -using morph::session::SessionToken; -using morph::session::TokenIssuer; - -namespace { -constexpr std::string_view kSecret = "test-only-shared-secret"; -} - -TEST_CASE("isValidPrincipal accepts ordinary usernames and the service principal", - "[bookmarks][auth]") { - CHECK(isValidPrincipal("alice")); - CHECK(isValidPrincipal("alice_2")); - CHECK(isValidPrincipal("alice.smith-99")); - CHECK(isValidPrincipal(kMetadataFetcherPrincipal)); -} - -TEST_CASE("isValidPrincipal rejects the empty string, control bytes, and overlong input", - "[bookmarks][auth]") { - // Empty: never a valid identity to register as. - CHECK_FALSE(isValidPrincipal("")); - // A raw control byte -- exactly the class of input finding 026 says - // TokenIssuer::issue()'s unescaped glz::write_json can corrupt. Rejected - // here, at this rung's own boundary, regardless of whether core is ever - // fixed. - CHECK_FALSE(isValidPrincipal(std::string_view{"ali\x01ce", 6})); - CHECK_FALSE(isValidPrincipal(std::string_view{"ali\nce", 6})); - // 65 bytes -- one past the 64-byte bound. - const std::string tooLong(65, 'a'); - CHECK_FALSE(isValidPrincipal(tooLong)); - // 64 bytes -- the boundary itself is accepted. - const std::string atLimit(64, 'a'); - CHECK(isValidPrincipal(atLimit)); -} - -TEST_CASE("BookmarksAuthorizer authenticates and authorizes a validly signed token", - "[bookmarks][auth]") { - const BookmarksAuthorizer authz{std::string{kSecret}}; - const TokenIssuer issuer{std::string{kSecret}}; - - const std::string token = issuer.issue(SessionToken{ - .principal = "alice", - .issuedAtMs = 0, - .expiresAtMs = 4102444800000, // year 2100, far future - .roles = {}, - }); - - Context ctx; - ctx.token = token; - - CHECK(authz.authorize(ctx, "BookmarkModel", "CreateBookmark")); - const auto principal = authz.authenticate(ctx); - REQUIRE(principal.has_value()); - CHECK(*principal == "alice"); -} - -TEST_CASE("BookmarksAuthorizer rejects a tampered or expired token", "[bookmarks][auth]") { - const BookmarksAuthorizer authz{std::string{kSecret}}; - const TokenIssuer issuer{std::string{kSecret}}; - - const std::string expired = issuer.issue(SessionToken{ - .principal = "alice", - .expiresAtMs = 1, // 1970-01-01T00:00:00.001Z -- long expired - }); - Context expiredCtx; - expiredCtx.token = expired; - CHECK_FALSE(authz.authorize(expiredCtx, "BookmarkModel", "CreateBookmark")); - - const std::string valid = issuer.issue(SessionToken{ - .principal = "alice", - .expiresAtMs = 4102444800000, - }); - Context tamperedCtx; - tamperedCtx.token = valid + "x"; // corrupt the signature - CHECK_FALSE(authz.authorize(tamperedCtx, "BookmarkModel", "CreateBookmark")); - - Context noTokenCtx; // empty token: malformed - CHECK_FALSE(authz.authorize(noTokenCtx, "BookmarkModel", "CreateBookmark")); -} - -TEST_CASE("BookmarksAuthorizer::authorizeRegister requires an authenticated principal", - "[bookmarks][auth]") { - const BookmarksAuthorizer authz{std::string{kSecret}}; - - Context anonymous; // principal never stamped -- the "not authenticated" state - CHECK_FALSE(authz.authorizeRegister(anonymous, "BookmarkModel")); - - Context authenticated; - authenticated.principal = "alice"; // as RemoteServer would stamp it post-authenticate() - CHECK(authz.authorizeRegister(authenticated, "BookmarkModel")); - - // AuthModel is exempt -- its whole job is minting the token a caller - // does not have yet (Task 12), so it cannot itself require one. - CHECK(authz.authorizeRegister(anonymous, "AuthModel")); -} - -TEST_CASE("BookmarksAuthorizer::authorizeInstance enforces real ownership for a " - "plain-registered instance, and passes through an ownerless (shared) one", - "[bookmarks][auth]") { - const BookmarksAuthorizer authz{std::string{kSecret}}; - - Context asAlice; - asAlice.principal = "alice"; - Context asMallory; - asMallory.principal = "mallory"; - - // A plain-registered instance genuinely recorded "alice" as its owner - // (RemoteServer's real register path, verified in this plan's own - // research -- see remote.hpp:1011): the owner may act on it... - CHECK(authz.authorizeInstance(asAlice, "BookmarkModel", "EditBookmark", 42, "alice")); - // ...a different, real, authenticated principal may not. - CHECK_FALSE(authz.authorizeInstance(asMallory, "BookmarkModel", "EditBookmark", 42, "alice")); - - // An empty recorded owner -- what a *shared* instance always gets - // (remote.hpp:800, "shared instances are ownerless, by design") -- must - // pass through for anyone, matching the framework's own documented - // rationale for why authorizeInstance cannot reject shared access. - CHECK(authz.authorizeInstance(asMallory, "SharedFeedModel", "ListSharedFeed", 7, "")); -} - -TEST_CASE("setTokenIssuer/tokenIssuer share one process-global slot", "[bookmarks][auth]") { - CHECK(bookmarks::auth::tokenIssuer() == nullptr); - auto issuer = std::make_shared(std::string{kSecret}); - bookmarks::auth::setTokenIssuer(issuer); - CHECK(bookmarks::auth::tokenIssuer() == issuer); - bookmarks::auth::setTokenIssuer(nullptr); - CHECK(bookmarks::auth::tokenIssuer() == nullptr); -} -``` - -- [ ] **Step 2: Run to verify it fails to compile** (the header does not exist yet) - -Run: `cmake --build build/clang-coverage --target ladder_bookmarks_tests` (target -does not exist until Task 13 wires the CMakeLists.txt — for this task alone, -compile the test file directly against `morph`/Catch2's include paths, or -defer running it until Task 13's CMake task exists and come back; either is -acceptable, but the header must not exist yet at this point). -Expected: FAIL — `bookmarks/auth/bookmarks_authorizer.hpp` file not found. - -- [ ] **Step 3: Write the implementation** - -```cpp -// SPDX-License-Identifier: Apache-2.0 -#pragma once - -#include - -#include -#include -#include -#include -#include - -/// @file -/// The one `IAuthorizer` every model-bearing `RemoteServer` in this rung -/// installs. Real signed-token authentication (README "Sessions & -/// authorization" -- bookmarks is the first rung to wire this end-to-end, -/// not merely touch `IAuthorizer`), plus the two hooks -/// `SigningAuthorizer` leaves at their allow-all defaults: -/// `authorizeRegister` (must be authenticated) and `authorizeInstance` (real -/// per-instance ownership for a plain-registered instance; a pass-through -/// for an ownerless/shared one -- see this plan's own "Corrections to the -/// README" for why both `BookmarkModel`/`TagModel` and `SharedFeedModel` are -/// registered plain, making this one check correct for all three without -/// branching on model type). - -namespace bookmarks::auth { - -/// @brief Service principal the internal metadata-fetch worker (Task 12) -/// authenticates as. Reserved by convention, not by any framework -/// mechanism -- nothing stops a real user from registering under this -/// name too, since usernames are not a secret; the worker is -/// distinguished by holding a token only the server process itself -/// can mint (it shares the server's `TokenIssuer` secret), not by the -/// string alone. -inline constexpr std::string_view kMetadataFetcherPrincipal = "system:metadata-fetcher"; - -/// @brief Longest principal this rung accepts, in bytes. -inline constexpr std::size_t kMaxPrincipalBytes = 64; - -/// @brief Whether @p principal is acceptable as a login/registration -/// identity for this rung. -/// -/// Defense-in-depth against finding 026 -/// (`docs/findings/026-control-byte-escaping-missing-in-three-sibling-writers.md`): -/// `morph::session::TokenIssuer::issue()` writes `SessionToken::principal` -/// through a plain `glz::write_json` with no control-byte escaping -/// (`session_auth.hpp:346`). A principal containing a raw control byte would -/// corrupt the token's JSON payload on the way in. This rung does not fix -/// that shared code -- the finding is `disposition: open`, not this rung's -/// to close -- but nothing requires accepting hostile input at its own -/// boundary while waiting for it. The bound is deliberately ASCII-only and -/// short: this is a *username*, not free text, so `[A-Za-z0-9._-]` covers -/// every reasonable login identity without needing Unicode normalization -/// decisions (contrast tag names, Task 6, which are free text and do need -/// one). -/// @param principal Candidate principal string. -/// @return `true` if @p principal is non-empty, at most `kMaxPrincipalBytes` -/// long, and every byte is an ASCII letter, digit, `.`, `_`, or `-`. -[[nodiscard]] inline bool isValidPrincipal(std::string_view principal) noexcept { - if (principal.empty() || principal.size() > kMaxPrincipalBytes) { - return false; - } - for (const char ch : principal) { - const auto byte = static_cast(ch); - const bool ok = (byte >= 'a' && byte <= 'z') || (byte >= 'A' && byte <= 'Z') || - (byte >= '0' && byte <= '9') || byte == '.' || byte == '_' || byte == '-'; - if (!ok) { - return false; - } - } - return true; -} - -/// @brief This rung's `IAuthorizer`: real signed-token auth -/// (`SigningAuthorizer`'s inherited `authorize`/`authenticate`), plus -/// "must be authenticated to register" and real per-instance -/// ownership. -class BookmarksAuthorizer : public ::morph::session::SigningAuthorizer { - public: - using SigningAuthorizer::SigningAuthorizer; - - /// @brief Only an authenticated caller may create an instance of any - /// model this rung serves — **except** `AuthModel` (Task 12), - /// whose whole job is minting the token a caller has not - /// obtained yet. Every other model gates on it identically. - /// @param ctx Per-call session; `principal` is already the - /// verified identity by the time `RemoteServer` calls - /// this (or empty, if authentication failed/was absent - /// — which is the normal, expected state for a caller - /// about to register `AuthModel` for its first login). - /// @param modelType `"AuthModel"` is exempt; every other model requires - /// a non-empty `ctx.principal`. - /// @return `true` iff @p modelType is `"AuthModel"` or `ctx.principal` - /// is non-empty. - [[nodiscard]] bool authorizeRegister(const ::morph::session::Context& ctx, - std::string_view modelType) const override { - return modelType == "AuthModel" || !ctx.principal.empty(); - } - - /// @brief Real ownership for a plain-registered instance; a pass-through - /// for an ownerless (shared) one. - /// - /// `ownerPrincipal` is the value `RemoteServer` recorded at `register` - /// time. For `BookmarkModel`/`TagModel` (registered plain, Task 6/9) - /// that is the real authenticated principal who registered the - /// instance, so this genuinely denies every other principal. For - /// `SharedFeedModel` (also registered plain in this rung -- see the - /// plan's "Corrections" section for why `AllowShared` was not used -- - /// `ownerPrincipal` is likewise a real, single registering principal; - /// the empty-owner branch below exists for correctness against any - /// future `AllowShared` model this authorizer is reused for, not - /// because this rung currently produces an empty owner anywhere. See - /// `tests/test_policy_hardening.cpp`'s `OwnershipAuthorizer` for the - /// identical one-line shape this mirrors. - /// @param ctx Per-call session; `principal` is the verified identity. - /// @param modelType Ignored: the same rule applies to every model. - /// @param actionType Ignored. - /// @param modelId Ignored: the decision only needs the owner. - /// @param ownerPrincipal Principal recorded as the instance's owner, or - /// empty if none was recorded (a shared instance). - /// @return `true` if @p ownerPrincipal is empty or matches `ctx.principal`. - [[nodiscard]] bool authorizeInstance(const ::morph::session::Context& ctx, - [[maybe_unused]] std::string_view modelType, - [[maybe_unused]] std::string_view actionType, - [[maybe_unused]] std::uint64_t modelId, - std::string_view ownerPrincipal) const override { - return ownerPrincipal.empty() || ownerPrincipal == ctx.principal; - } -}; - -/// @brief Process-global holder for the shared `TokenIssuer`, mirroring -/// `morph::journal::setActionLog`'s identical shape -/// (`include/morph/journal/action_log.hpp`) — the same answer to the -/// same problem: registry-constructed models are always -/// default-constructed (docs/findings/003, docs/findings/020), so -/// `AuthModel` (Task 12) has no constructor-injection seam for the -/// secret it needs to mint tokens. `App` calls `setTokenIssuer` once -/// at startup, with the *same* secret it hands to -/// `BookmarksAuthorizer`, so a token `AuthModel::execute(const -/// Login&)` mints verifies against the very authorizer that will -/// check every subsequent call. -/// @param issuer The issuer every `AuthModel` instance will read, or -/// `nullptr` to clear it (tests do this via `DbFixture`-adjacent -/// RAII if a test needs isolation — see `test_app.cpp`'s login case, -/// Task 12). -namespace detail { - -/// @brief Backing storage for `setTokenIssuer`/`tokenIssuer` — a single -/// shared slot, guarded by a single mutex. Not exposed directly; -/// both public functions below go through this pair, so they -/// genuinely observe each other's writes (unlike two independent -/// function-local statics, which would each own an unrelated slot). -[[nodiscard]] inline std::mutex& tokenIssuerMutex() { - static std::mutex mtx; - return mtx; -} - -[[nodiscard]] inline std::shared_ptr<::morph::session::TokenIssuer>& tokenIssuerSlot() { - static std::shared_ptr<::morph::session::TokenIssuer> slot; - return slot; -} - -} // namespace detail - -inline void setTokenIssuer(std::shared_ptr<::morph::session::TokenIssuer> issuer) { - const std::scoped_lock lock{detail::tokenIssuerMutex()}; - detail::tokenIssuerSlot() = std::move(issuer); -} - -/// @brief Returns the process-global `TokenIssuer` installed by -/// `setTokenIssuer`, or `nullptr` if none is installed yet. -[[nodiscard]] inline std::shared_ptr<::morph::session::TokenIssuer> tokenIssuer() { - const std::scoped_lock lock{detail::tokenIssuerMutex()}; - return detail::tokenIssuerSlot(); -} - -} // namespace bookmarks::auth -``` - -- [ ] **Step 4: Run to verify it passes** - -Run (once Task 13's CMake exists; otherwise defer to that task and return -here): `ctest --test-dir build/clang-coverage -R '\[bookmarks\]\[auth\]' --output-on-failure` -Expected: all cases pass. - -- [ ] **Step 5: Commit** - -```bash -git add examples/bookmarks/include/bookmarks/auth/bookmarks_authorizer.hpp \ - examples/bookmarks/tests/test_bookmarks_authorizer.cpp -git commit -m "bookmarks: add the rung's signed-token authorizer and principal charset" -``` - ---- - -## Task 2: Core types, units, and errors - -**Files:** -- Create: `examples/bookmarks/include/bookmarks/core/types.hpp` -- Create: `examples/bookmarks/include/bookmarks/units.hpp` -- Create: `examples/bookmarks/include/bookmarks/core/errors.hpp` -- Test: `examples/bookmarks/tests/test_bookmarks_types.cpp` - -**Interfaces:** -- Produces: `bookmarks::BookmarkId`, `bookmarks::TagId` (both - `hasValue()`-capable strong ids wrapping `std::optional`, - with `glz::meta` specialisations so they serialise as a nullable integer — - the numeric-surrogate-key sibling of pastebin's `PasteId`, which wraps a - string); `bookmarks::Cursor` (opaque pagination cursor, `hasValue()`-capable, - wraps `std::optional` — shared by every list action in this - rung, since every one of them keyset-paginates on a numeric surrogate PK); - `bookmarks::ImportOpId` (idempotency key, `hasValue()`-capable, wraps - `std::optional` — a client-chosen opaque token, same shape as - `PasteId`); `bookmarks::Ack` (trivial fieldless result, mirrors - `pastebin::Ack`); `bookmarks::Unit::count`, - `morph::units::UnitTraits`, `bookmarks::Count` (a - dimensionless `Quantity`, the sibling of - `pastebin::Reads`); `bookmarks::BookmarksError`, - `bookmarks::NotFound`, `bookmarks::ValidationError`, `bookmarks::Conflict`, - `bookmarks::Forbidden`, `bookmarks::TooLarge` (all `BookmarksError` - subclasses). -- Consumes: nothing beyond `` and ``. - -`BookmarkId`/`TagId`/`Cursor`/`ImportOpId` mirror `pastebin::PasteId`'s exact -shape and rationale (`examples/pastebin/include/pastebin/core/types.hpp`) — -deliberately near-duplicated per-type rather than factored into a shared -template: that file's own doc comment explains why ("do not promote this -into a generic helper here — the promotion rule triggers on a third -consumer, not the first," `IMPLEMENTATION.md`'s rule-of-three). Four -concrete structs across two rungs is still within that budget. - -- [ ] **Step 1: Write the failing test** - -```cpp -// SPDX-License-Identifier: Apache-2.0 -#include "bookmarks/core/errors.hpp" -#include "bookmarks/core/types.hpp" -#include "bookmarks/units.hpp" - -#include -#include - -TEST_CASE("BookmarkId/TagId round-trip through JSON as a nullable integer", "[bookmarks][types]") { - bookmarks::BookmarkId empty; - CHECK_FALSE(empty.hasValue()); - std::string json; - REQUIRE_FALSE(glz::write_json(empty, json)); - CHECK(json == "null"); - - const bookmarks::BookmarkId id{42}; - REQUIRE(id.hasValue()); - CHECK(*id == 42); - json.clear(); - REQUIRE_FALSE(glz::write_json(id, json)); - CHECK(json == "42"); - - bookmarks::TagId decoded; - REQUIRE_FALSE(glz::read_json(decoded, json)); - REQUIRE(decoded.hasValue()); - CHECK(*decoded == 42); -} - -TEST_CASE("BookmarkId equality and ordering follow the payload", "[bookmarks][types]") { - CHECK(bookmarks::BookmarkId{} == bookmarks::BookmarkId{}); - CHECK(bookmarks::BookmarkId{1} != bookmarks::BookmarkId{2}); - CHECK(bookmarks::BookmarkId{1} < bookmarks::BookmarkId{2}); -} - -TEST_CASE("Cursor and ImportOpId are independently hasValue()-capable", "[bookmarks][types]") { - CHECK_FALSE(bookmarks::Cursor{}.hasValue()); - CHECK(bookmarks::Cursor{7}.hasValue()); - CHECK_FALSE(bookmarks::ImportOpId{}.hasValue()); - CHECK(bookmarks::ImportOpId{"chunk-1"}.hasValue()); - CHECK(*bookmarks::ImportOpId{"chunk-1"} == "chunk-1"); -} - -TEST_CASE("Count is a whole-number dimensionless quantity", "[bookmarks][types]") { - const auto five = bookmarks::Count::fromDouble(5.0); - REQUIRE(five.hasValue()); - CHECK(morph::math::floor(*five) == 5); -} - -TEST_CASE("Every bookmarks error derives from BookmarksError and carries its message", - "[bookmarks][types]") { - try { - throw bookmarks::NotFound{"no such bookmark"}; - } catch (const bookmarks::BookmarksError& err) { - CHECK(std::string{err.what()} == "no such bookmark"); - } - // Compile-time check that every leaf really is-a BookmarksError. - static_assert(std::is_base_of_v); - static_assert(std::is_base_of_v); - static_assert(std::is_base_of_v); - static_assert(std::is_base_of_v); - static_assert(std::is_base_of_v); -} -``` - -- [ ] **Step 2: Run to verify it fails** — the three headers do not exist yet. -Expected: FAIL, file not found. - -- [ ] **Step 3: Write `examples/bookmarks/include/bookmarks/core/types.hpp`** - -```cpp -// SPDX-License-Identifier: Apache-2.0 -#pragma once - -#include -#include -#include -#include -#include -#include - -/// @file -/// Bookmarks' strong id/protocol-scalar types. `BookmarkId`/`TagId` are the -/// numeric-surrogate-key sibling of `pastebin::PasteId` (which wraps a -/// string, since a paste's id *is* its animal-name primary key) — -/// bookmarks' primary keys are ordinary auto-incrementing integers (bank's -/// convention, `Light::PrimaryKey::ServerSideAutoIncrement`), so the -/// wrapped payload is `std::int64_t`, not `std::string`. Same -/// `hasValue()`-capable shape and the same `fromOptional` factory -/// (`examples/pastebin/include/pastebin/core/types.hpp`'s own doc comment -/// explains why it exists as a named factory rather than a second -/// same-arity constructor). - -namespace bookmarks { - -/// @brief Strong id for a bookmark (a `bookmarks` table surrogate key). -/// -/// Wire form: a plain nullable JSON integer (via the `glz::meta` -/// specialisation below) — exactly like an unwrapped `std::optional`. -struct BookmarkId { - /// @brief The payload; `std::nullopt` means "not entered". - std::optional value; - - /// @brief Constructs the empty state. - constexpr BookmarkId() noexcept = default; - - /// @brief Engages with @p id. - explicit BookmarkId(std::int64_t id) noexcept : value{id} {} - - /// @brief Adopts an optional payload as-is. - /// @param payload The optional payload to adopt as-is. - /// @return A `BookmarkId` wrapping @p payload directly. - [[nodiscard]] static BookmarkId fromOptional(std::optional payload) noexcept { - BookmarkId result; - result.value = payload; - return result; - } - - /// @brief Whether a value has been entered. - /// @return `true` if the payload is engaged. - [[nodiscard]] bool hasValue() const noexcept { return value.has_value(); } - - /// @brief Unchecked access to the engaged value (UB when empty, exactly - /// like `std::optional::operator*`). - /// @return The engaged value. - // NOLINTNEXTLINE(bugprone-unchecked-optional-access) - [[nodiscard]] std::int64_t operator*() const noexcept { return *value; } - - /// @brief Equality/ordering on the payload; empty compares only equal to empty. - [[nodiscard]] auto operator<=>(const BookmarkId&) const noexcept = default; -}; - -/// @brief Strong id for a tag (a `tags` table surrogate key). Same shape as -/// `BookmarkId` — see that type's doc comment. -struct TagId { - std::optional value; - - constexpr TagId() noexcept = default; - explicit TagId(std::int64_t id) noexcept : value{id} {} - - [[nodiscard]] static TagId fromOptional(std::optional payload) noexcept { - TagId result; - result.value = payload; - return result; - } - - [[nodiscard]] bool hasValue() const noexcept { return value.has_value(); } - // NOLINTNEXTLINE(bugprone-unchecked-optional-access) - [[nodiscard]] std::int64_t operator*() const noexcept { return *value; } - [[nodiscard]] auto operator<=>(const TagId&) const noexcept = default; -}; - -/// @brief Opaque pagination cursor, shared by every list action in this -/// rung (`ListBookmarks`, `ListSharedFeed`) — each keyset-paginates -/// on a numeric surrogate primary key, so one cursor shape serves -/// all of them (`IMPLEMENTATION.md` rule 3's protocol-scalars row: -/// a named opaque newtype per *role*, and "pagination cursor" is one -/// role here, not one per entity). -struct Cursor { - std::optional value; - - constexpr Cursor() noexcept = default; - explicit Cursor(std::int64_t token) noexcept : value{token} {} - - [[nodiscard]] static Cursor fromOptional(std::optional payload) noexcept { - Cursor result; - result.value = payload; - return result; - } - - [[nodiscard]] bool hasValue() const noexcept { return value.has_value(); } - // NOLINTNEXTLINE(bugprone-unchecked-optional-access) - [[nodiscard]] std::int64_t operator*() const noexcept { return *value; } - [[nodiscard]] auto operator<=>(const Cursor&) const noexcept = default; -}; - -/// @brief Idempotency key for one chunk of an `ImportBookmarks` call -/// (`IMPLEMENTATION.md` rule 3's protocol-scalars row: op-ids / -/// idempotency keys get a named opaque newtype). String-payload, -/// client-chosen, opaque — same shape as `pastebin::PasteId`. -struct ImportOpId { - std::optional value; - - constexpr ImportOpId() noexcept = default; - explicit ImportOpId(std::string token) noexcept : value{std::move(token)} {} - - [[nodiscard]] static ImportOpId fromOptional(std::optional payload) noexcept { - ImportOpId result; - result.value = std::move(payload); - return result; - } - - [[nodiscard]] bool hasValue() const noexcept { return value.has_value(); } - // NOLINTNEXTLINE(bugprone-unchecked-optional-access) - [[nodiscard]] const std::string& operator*() const noexcept { return *value; } - [[nodiscard]] auto operator<=>(const ImportOpId&) const noexcept = default; -}; - -/// @brief Trivial, fieldless acknowledgement result for actions with -/// nothing else to return. Mirrors `pastebin::Ack`. -struct Ack {}; - -} // namespace bookmarks - -/// @brief On the wire a `BookmarkId` is its nullable underlying integer. -template <> -struct glz::meta { - static constexpr auto value = &bookmarks::BookmarkId::value; - static constexpr std::string_view name = "BookmarkId"; -}; - -/// @brief On the wire a `TagId` is its nullable underlying integer. -template <> -struct glz::meta { - static constexpr auto value = &bookmarks::TagId::value; - static constexpr std::string_view name = "TagId"; -}; - -/// @brief On the wire a `Cursor` is its nullable underlying integer. -template <> -struct glz::meta { - static constexpr auto value = &bookmarks::Cursor::value; - static constexpr std::string_view name = "Cursor"; -}; - -/// @brief On the wire an `ImportOpId` is its nullable underlying string. -template <> -struct glz::meta { - static constexpr auto value = &bookmarks::ImportOpId::value; - static constexpr std::string_view name = "ImportOpId"; -}; -``` - -- [ ] **Step 4: Write `examples/bookmarks/include/bookmarks/units.hpp`** - -```cpp -// SPDX-License-Identifier: Apache-2.0 -#pragma once - -#include - -/// @file -/// Bookmarks' one-unit system: a dimensionless count, reused for every -/// whole-number quantity this rung's DTOs carry (a tag's bookmark count, a -/// bulk edit's affected-row count, an import's imported/skipped counts). -/// Modeled on `pastebin/units.hpp` — see that file for the full -/// UnitTraits/consteval-algebra contract this mirrors; this rung needs no -/// unit algebra either, for the same reason. - -namespace bookmarks { - -/// @brief Units bookmarks works in. -enum class Unit { - count, ///< dimensionless whole-number count -}; - -} // namespace bookmarks - -/// @brief Static unit metadata: schema id, display text, default decimals. -template <> -struct morph::units::UnitTraits { - static constexpr morph::units::UnitMeta meta(bookmarks::Unit unit) noexcept { - switch (unit) { - case bookmarks::Unit::count: - return {"count", "", 1}; - default: - return {"?", "?", 1}; - } - } -}; - -namespace bookmarks { - -/// @brief A whole-number count (bookmark counts, affected-row counts, -/// import result counts). -/// -/// `morph::units::Quantity` requires `DeclaredDecimals -/// >= 1` (zero is not legal); every value that ever appears is a whole -/// number by construction. See `pastebin::Reads`'s identical doc comment. -using Count = ::morph::units::Quantity; - -} // namespace bookmarks -``` - -- [ ] **Step 5: Write `examples/bookmarks/include/bookmarks/core/errors.hpp`** - -```cpp -// SPDX-License-Identifier: Apache-2.0 -#pragma once - -#include -#include - -/// @file -/// Domain exceptions. A model's `execute(...)` throws one of these; morph -/// captures it as a `std::exception_ptr` and delivers it to the caller's -/// `.onError(...)` callback. See `pastebin/core/errors.hpp` for the -/// identical shape and rationale this mirrors. - -namespace bookmarks { - -/// @brief Base of every bookmarks-specific error a model throws. -struct BookmarksError : std::runtime_error { - using std::runtime_error::runtime_error; -}; - -/// @brief No bookmark/tag exists at the given id (never existed, deleted, -/// or not owned by the caller — see `Forbidden` for the -/// distinguished case where it exists but belongs to someone else). -struct NotFound : BookmarksError { - using BookmarksError::BookmarksError; -}; - -/// @brief An action's `validate()` rejected its input. -struct ValidationError : BookmarksError { - using BookmarksError::BookmarksError; -}; - -/// @brief A write lost a race: the target row changed between this -/// client's read and its write (the compare-and-swap conflict shape -/// `pastebin::Conflict` established this session for `EditPaste`), -/// or a `MergeTags`/rename would collide with an existing tag name. -struct Conflict : BookmarksError { - using BookmarksError::BookmarksError; -}; - -/// @brief The caller is authenticated, but the target row exists and is -/// owned by a different principal. Distinguished from `NotFound` -/// deliberately: `docs/spec/security.md`'s registration/instance -/// hooks already keep a foreign id from being *reached* in most -/// cases (Task 14), but a model's own re-check (rule 1 — the local -/// backend enforces nothing) needs its own typed signal, and the -/// expected-strain-points test for "local mode has no authorization -/// at all" (Task 15) specifically wants to see this thrown, not a -/// NotFound that would quietly look like the row never existed. -struct Forbidden : BookmarksError { - using BookmarksError::BookmarksError; -}; - -/// @brief An import chunk (or other bounded payload) exceeded this rung's -/// own size bound, distinct from the transport's own message-size -/// limit (`docs/spec/security.md`) which rejects the call before a -/// model ever sees it. -struct TooLarge : BookmarksError { - using BookmarksError::BookmarksError; -}; - -} // namespace bookmarks -``` - -- [ ] **Step 6: Run to verify it passes** - -Run: `ctest --test-dir build/clang-coverage -R '\[bookmarks\]\[types\]' --output-on-failure` -Expected: all cases pass. - -- [ ] **Step 7: Commit** - -```bash -git add examples/bookmarks/include/bookmarks/core/types.hpp \ - examples/bookmarks/include/bookmarks/units.hpp \ - examples/bookmarks/include/bookmarks/core/errors.hpp \ - examples/bookmarks/tests/test_bookmarks_types.cpp -git commit -m "bookmarks: add core strong types, unit system, and error hierarchy" -``` - ---- - -## Task 3: Bookmark DTOs - -**Files:** -- Create: `examples/bookmarks/include/bookmarks/dto/bookmark_dto.hpp` -- Test: `examples/bookmarks/tests/test_bookmark_dto.cpp` - -**Interfaces:** -- Consumes: `bookmarks::BookmarkId`, `bookmarks::Cursor`, `bookmarks::Ack` - (Task 2); `morph::time::Timestamp` (``). -- Produces: `bookmarks::Visibility` (`Private`/`Shared`), `bookmarks::ReadState` - (`Unread`/`Read`), `bookmarks::ArchiveState` (`Active`/`Archived`), - `bookmarks::ReadFilter` (`Any`/`UnreadOnly`/`ReadOnly`), - `bookmarks::ArchiveFilter` (`Any`/`ActiveOnly`/`ArchivedOnly`); - `bookmarks::CreateBookmark`/`CreateBookmarkResult`, - `bookmarks::EditBookmark`, `bookmarks::ArchiveBookmark`, - `bookmarks::UnarchiveBookmark`, `bookmarks::DeleteBookmark`, - `bookmarks::GetBookmark`, `bookmarks::BookmarkView`, - `bookmarks::BookmarkSummary`, `bookmarks::ListBookmarks`/ - `bookmarks::ListBookmarksResult`, `bookmarks::GetChangesSince`/ - `bookmarks::GetChangesSinceResult`, `bookmarks::RecordMetadata` (the - background worker's write-back action, Task 12) — all consumed by - `BookmarkModel` (Task 6/7/8) and every presenter/GUI task downstream. - -`kMaxUrlBytes`/`kMaxTitleBytes` bounds mirror `pastebin::kMaxSyntaxBytes`'s -own reasoning (a real storage-column width, checked by a `static_assert` -against the entity in Task 5, not a number pulled from the air) — -`SqlAnsiString`-style fixed columns are not used here (url/title are -variable-length `TEXT`, per rule 4's "content needs no equivalent bound" -clause for `pastebin::CreatePaste::content`), so these bounds exist purely -as this rung's own sanity limits, not a truncation-avoidance requirement; -still enforced in `validate()` so an absurdly long value is rejected with a -typed error rather than silently accepted into an unbounded `TEXT` column. - -- [ ] **Step 1: Write the failing test** - -```cpp -// SPDX-License-Identifier: Apache-2.0 -#include "bookmarks/dto/bookmark_dto.hpp" - -#include - -TEST_CASE("CreateBookmark validate() requires a non-empty url within the length bound", - "[bookmarks][dto]") { - bookmarks::CreateBookmark action; - CHECK_FALSE(action.validate()); // empty url - - action.url = "https://example.com"; - CHECK(action.validate()); - - action.url = std::string(bookmarks::kMaxUrlBytes + 1, 'a'); - CHECK_FALSE(action.validate()); - - action.url = std::string(bookmarks::kMaxUrlBytes, 'a'); - CHECK(action.validate()); -} - -TEST_CASE("CreateBookmark's optionalFields excludes everything but url", "[bookmarks][dto]") { - // Mirrors CreatePaste::optionalFields's own test intent: a create with - // only a url must be schema-submittable without hand-typing every - // enum's default. - using bookmarks::CreateBookmark; - STATIC_REQUIRE(CreateBookmark::optionalFields.size() == 4); -} - -TEST_CASE("EditBookmark validate() requires an id and a non-empty url", "[bookmarks][dto]") { - bookmarks::EditBookmark action; - CHECK_FALSE(action.validate()); - action.id = bookmarks::BookmarkId{1}; - CHECK_FALSE(action.validate()); // still no url - action.url = "https://example.com"; - CHECK(action.validate()); -} - -TEST_CASE("GetBookmark/ArchiveBookmark/UnarchiveBookmark/DeleteBookmark all require an id", - "[bookmarks][dto]") { - CHECK_FALSE(bookmarks::GetBookmark{}.validate()); - CHECK(bookmarks::GetBookmark{.id = bookmarks::BookmarkId{1}}.validate()); - CHECK_FALSE(bookmarks::ArchiveBookmark{}.validate()); - CHECK_FALSE(bookmarks::UnarchiveBookmark{}.validate()); - CHECK_FALSE(bookmarks::DeleteBookmark{}.validate()); -} - -TEST_CASE("RecordMetadata requires an id; title/faviconPath may be empty (a failed fetch)", - "[bookmarks][dto]") { - CHECK_FALSE(bookmarks::RecordMetadata{}.validate()); - bookmarks::RecordMetadata action{.id = bookmarks::BookmarkId{1}}; - CHECK(action.validate()); // empty title/faviconPath is a legitimate "fetch found nothing" -} - -TEST_CASE("Visibility/ReadState/ArchiveState/ReadFilter/ArchiveFilter reflect as readable strings", - "[bookmarks][dto]") { - std::string json; - REQUIRE_FALSE(glz::write_json(bookmarks::Visibility::Shared, json)); - CHECK(json == "\"Shared\""); - json.clear(); - REQUIRE_FALSE(glz::write_json(bookmarks::ReadFilter::UnreadOnly, json)); - CHECK(json == "\"UnreadOnly\""); -} -``` - -- [ ] **Step 2: Run to verify it fails** — the header does not exist yet. - -- [ ] **Step 3: Write the implementation** - -```cpp -// SPDX-License-Identifier: Apache-2.0 -#pragma once - -#include "bookmarks/core/types.hpp" - -#include - -#include -#include -#include -#include -#include - -/// @file -/// Bookmark wire DTOs. `RecordMetadata` is the one action a GUI client never -/// sends — it is dispatched exclusively by the app-layer metadata-fetch -/// worker's internal client (Task 12), the same "internal-only" shape -/// `pastebin::ExpirePaste` established. - -namespace bookmarks { - -/// @brief Whether a bookmark is visible only to its owner or to the shared feed. -enum class Visibility { Private, Shared }; - -/// @brief Whether a bookmark has been read. -enum class ReadState { Unread, Read }; - -/// @brief Whether a bookmark is archived (hidden from the default list, not deleted). -enum class ArchiveState { Active, Archived }; - -/// @brief `ListBookmarks`' read-state filter. -enum class ReadFilter { Any, UnreadOnly, ReadOnly }; - -/// @brief `ListBookmarks`' archive-state filter. -enum class ArchiveFilter { Any, ActiveOnly, ArchivedOnly }; - -/// @brief Longest `url`, in bytes, this rung accepts (a sanity bound, not a -/// storage-column width — url/title are variable-length `TEXT` -/// columns with no fixed capacity to overflow, per -/// `IMPLEMENTATION.md` rule 4's "content needs no equivalent bound" -/// clause). -inline constexpr std::size_t kMaxUrlBytes = 2048; -/// @brief Longest `title`, in bytes, this rung accepts. -inline constexpr std::size_t kMaxTitleBytes = 512; - -struct CreateBookmark { - std::string url; - std::string title; // empty = not yet known; the metadata worker fills it in - std::string description; - std::string notes; - std::vector tags; // tag names; auto-created on first use (Task 6) - Visibility visibility = Visibility::Private; - - /// @brief Every member but `url` may be omitted from a schema-driven - /// submission — see `pastebin::CreatePaste::optionalFields`'s - /// doc comment for why this list exists at all. - static constexpr std::array optionalFields{"description", "notes", "tags", "visibility"}; - - [[nodiscard]] bool validate() const noexcept { - return !url.empty() && url.size() <= kMaxUrlBytes && title.size() <= kMaxTitleBytes; - } -}; - -struct CreateBookmarkResult { - BookmarkId id; -}; - -/// @brief Full replace-set edit: `tags` is the *desired final* tag set, not -/// a delta — `BookmarkModel::execute(const EditBookmark&)` (Task 6) -/// diffs it against the current junction rows. -struct EditBookmark { - BookmarkId id; - std::string url; - std::string title; - std::string description; - std::string notes; - std::vector tags; - Visibility visibility = Visibility::Private; - - static constexpr std::array optionalFields{"description", "notes", "tags", "visibility"}; - - [[nodiscard]] bool validate() const noexcept { - return id.hasValue() && !url.empty() && url.size() <= kMaxUrlBytes && title.size() <= kMaxTitleBytes; - } -}; - -struct ArchiveBookmark { - BookmarkId id; - [[nodiscard]] bool validate() const noexcept { return id.hasValue(); } -}; - -struct UnarchiveBookmark { - BookmarkId id; - [[nodiscard]] bool validate() const noexcept { return id.hasValue(); } -}; - -struct DeleteBookmark { - BookmarkId id; - [[nodiscard]] bool validate() const noexcept { return id.hasValue(); } -}; - -struct GetBookmark { - BookmarkId id; - [[nodiscard]] bool validate() const noexcept { return id.hasValue(); } -}; - -/// @brief The full, owner-only view of one bookmark. -struct BookmarkView { - BookmarkId id; - std::string url; - std::string title; - std::string description; - std::string notes; - std::vector tags; - ::morph::time::Timestamp createdAt; - ::morph::time::Timestamp updatedAt; - ReadState readState = ReadState::Unread; - ArchiveState archiveState = ArchiveState::Active; - Visibility visibility = Visibility::Private; -}; - -/// @brief One row of `ListBookmarks`'/`GetChangesSince`'s result — -/// deliberately narrower than `BookmarkView`: a listing must not -/// leak `notes` (mirrors `pastebin::PasteSummary`'s non-leak rule). -struct BookmarkSummary { - BookmarkId id; - std::string url; - std::string title; - std::vector tags; - ::morph::time::Timestamp createdAt; - ::morph::time::Timestamp updatedAt; - ReadState readState = ReadState::Unread; - ArchiveState archiveState = ArchiveState::Active; - Visibility visibility = Visibility::Private; -}; - -struct ListBookmarks { - Cursor cursor; // empty = first page - ReadFilter readFilter = ReadFilter::Any; - ArchiveFilter archiveFilter = ArchiveFilter::ActiveOnly; // archived hidden by default, linkding's own convention - std::string tag; // empty = no tag filter - std::string searchText; // empty = no text filter - - static constexpr std::array optionalFields{"cursor", "readFilter", "archiveFilter", "tag", - "searchText"}; - - [[nodiscard]] bool validate() const noexcept { return true; } // every field is optional -}; - -struct ListBookmarksResult { - std::vector bookmarks; - Cursor nextCursor; // empty = no further page -}; - -/// @brief Minimal changes-since poll (README's rung-3 event-pattern -/// preview): every bookmark this owner touched (created, edited, -/// archived/unarchived, or metadata-recorded) since @p since. -struct GetChangesSince { - ::morph::time::Timestamp since; // empty = every bookmark ever (first poll) - - static constexpr std::array optionalFields{"since"}; - - [[nodiscard]] bool validate() const noexcept { return true; } -}; - -struct GetChangesSinceResult { - std::vector changed; - /// @brief The instant this query ran, captured *before* the query - /// itself (`BookmarkModel::execute`'s own doc comment, Task 7, - /// has the full argument for why) — the next poll's `since`. - ::morph::time::Timestamp asOf; -}; - -/// @brief Internal-only: the metadata-fetch worker's write-back -/// (`app::MetadataFetchWorker`, Task 12). Never dispatched by a GUI -/// client — mirrors `pastebin::ExpirePaste`'s "internal-only" -/// convention exactly. -struct RecordMetadata { - BookmarkId id; - std::string title; // empty = the fetch found no - std::string faviconPath; // empty = no favicon fetched - - static constexpr std::array<std::string_view, 2> optionalFields{"title", "faviconPath"}; - - [[nodiscard]] bool validate() const noexcept { return id.hasValue(); } -}; - -} // namespace bookmarks - -/// @brief Reflects `Visibility` as readable strings — same rationale and -/// `glz::enumerate` shape as `pastebin`'s enum reflections -/// (`glz::meta<pastebin::Visibility>`'s doc comment has the full -/// argument: a bare ordinal degrades the schema writer's `$defs` -/// entry to an any-type union). -template <> -struct glz::meta<bookmarks::Visibility> { - using enum bookmarks::Visibility; - static constexpr auto value = glz::enumerate(Private, Shared); -}; - -template <> -struct glz::meta<bookmarks::ReadState> { - using enum bookmarks::ReadState; - static constexpr auto value = glz::enumerate(Unread, Read); -}; - -template <> -struct glz::meta<bookmarks::ArchiveState> { - using enum bookmarks::ArchiveState; - static constexpr auto value = glz::enumerate(Active, Archived); -}; - -template <> -struct glz::meta<bookmarks::ReadFilter> { - using enum bookmarks::ReadFilter; - static constexpr auto value = glz::enumerate(Any, UnreadOnly, ReadOnly); -}; - -template <> -struct glz::meta<bookmarks::ArchiveFilter> { - using enum bookmarks::ArchiveFilter; - static constexpr auto value = glz::enumerate(Any, ActiveOnly, ArchivedOnly); -}; -``` - -- [ ] **Step 4: Run to verify it passes.** - -- [ ] **Step 5: Commit** - -```bash -git add examples/bookmarks/include/bookmarks/dto/bookmark_dto.hpp \ - examples/bookmarks/tests/test_bookmark_dto.cpp -git commit -m "bookmarks: add Bookmark DTOs" -``` - ---- - -## Task 4: Tag, Bulk, SharedFeed, and Import/Export DTOs - -**Files:** -- Create: `examples/bookmarks/include/bookmarks/dto/tag_dto.hpp` -- Create: `examples/bookmarks/include/bookmarks/dto/bulk_dto.hpp` -- Create: `examples/bookmarks/include/bookmarks/dto/shared_feed_dto.hpp` -- Create: `examples/bookmarks/include/bookmarks/dto/import_export_dto.hpp` -- Test: `examples/bookmarks/tests/test_tag_bulk_dto.cpp` - -**Interfaces:** -- Consumes: `bookmarks::TagId`, `bookmarks::BookmarkId`, `bookmarks::Cursor`, - `bookmarks::Count`, `bookmarks::BookmarkSummary`, `bookmarks::ImportOpId` - (Task 2/3). -- Produces: `bookmarks::RenameTag`, `bookmarks::MergeTags`, - `bookmarks::ListTags`/`bookmarks::ListTagsResult`, - `bookmarks::TagSummary`; `bookmarks::BulkArchiveOp` - (`None`/`Archive`/`Unarchive`), `bookmarks::BulkEdit`/ - `bookmarks::BulkEditResult`; `bookmarks::ListSharedFeed`/ - `bookmarks::ListSharedFeedResult`; `bookmarks::ImportBookmarks`/ - `bookmarks::ImportBookmarksResult`, `bookmarks::ExportBookmarks`/ - `bookmarks::ExportBookmarksResult`, `bookmarks::kMaxTagNameBytes`, - `bookmarks::kMaxImportChunkBytes` — consumed by `TagModel` (Task 9), - `BookmarkModel::execute(const BulkEdit&)` (Task 8), `SharedFeedModel` - (Task 10), the import/export pipeline (Task 11). - -Tag names are **not** bounded to a `SqlAnsiString`-style fixed column — -`TagRecord::name` (Task 5) is a plain variable-length `TEXT` column, exactly -like `url`/`title`, specifically to avoid re-opening the silent-truncation -bug class `pastebin::kMaxSyntaxBytes` (and this session's earlier -`EditPaste`/`syntax` fix) exists to close: a tag name is free-form Unicode -text a user types, not a label drawn from a bounded set, and truncating a -multi-byte codepoint mid-sequence is exactly the harm that fix eliminated -for pastebin. `kMaxTagNameBytes` is therefore a `validate()`-only sanity -bound (like `kMaxUrlBytes`), not a storage-capacity `static_assert`. - -- [ ] **Step 1: Write the failing test** - -```cpp -// SPDX-License-Identifier: Apache-2.0 -#include "bookmarks/dto/bulk_dto.hpp" -#include "bookmarks/dto/import_export_dto.hpp" -#include "bookmarks/dto/shared_feed_dto.hpp" -#include "bookmarks/dto/tag_dto.hpp" - -#include <catch2/catch_test_macros.hpp> - -TEST_CASE("RenameTag requires an id and a non-empty, bounded name", "[bookmarks][dto]") { - bookmarks::RenameTag action; - CHECK_FALSE(action.validate()); - action.id = bookmarks::TagId{1}; - CHECK_FALSE(action.validate()); // still no name - action.name = "programming"; - CHECK(action.validate()); - action.name = std::string(bookmarks::kMaxTagNameBytes + 1, 'x'); - CHECK_FALSE(action.validate()); -} - -TEST_CASE("MergeTags requires two distinct ids", "[bookmarks][dto]") { - bookmarks::MergeTags action; - CHECK_FALSE(action.validate()); - action.sourceId = bookmarks::TagId{1}; - action.targetId = bookmarks::TagId{1}; - CHECK_FALSE(action.validate()); // merging a tag into itself - action.targetId = bookmarks::TagId{2}; - CHECK(action.validate()); -} - -TEST_CASE("BulkEdit requires at least one id", "[bookmarks][dto]") { - bookmarks::BulkEdit action; - CHECK_FALSE(action.validate()); - action.ids = {bookmarks::BookmarkId{1}}; - CHECK(action.validate()); -} - -TEST_CASE("BulkArchiveOp reflects as a readable string", "[bookmarks][dto]") { - std::string json; - REQUIRE_FALSE(glz::write_json(bookmarks::BulkArchiveOp::Archive, json)); - CHECK(json == "\"Archive\""); -} - -TEST_CASE("ImportBookmarks requires a non-empty, bounded chunk and an opId", "[bookmarks][dto]") { - bookmarks::ImportBookmarks action; - CHECK_FALSE(action.validate()); - action.chunk = "<A HREF=\"https://example.com\">Example</A>"; - CHECK_FALSE(action.validate()); // still no opId - action.opId = bookmarks::ImportOpId{"chunk-1"}; - CHECK(action.validate()); - action.chunk = std::string(bookmarks::kMaxImportChunkBytes + 1, 'x'); - CHECK_FALSE(action.validate()); -} - -TEST_CASE("ListSharedFeed/ListTags/ExportBookmarks validate() with no required fields", - "[bookmarks][dto]") { - CHECK(bookmarks::ListSharedFeed{}.validate()); - CHECK(bookmarks::ListTags{}.validate()); - CHECK(bookmarks::ExportBookmarks{}.validate()); -} -``` - -- [ ] **Step 2: Run to verify it fails.** - -- [ ] **Step 3: Write `examples/bookmarks/include/bookmarks/dto/tag_dto.hpp`** - -```cpp -// SPDX-License-Identifier: Apache-2.0 -#pragma once - -#include "bookmarks/core/types.hpp" -#include "bookmarks/units.hpp" - -#include <cstddef> -#include <string> -#include <vector> - -namespace bookmarks { - -/// @brief Longest tag name, in bytes, this rung accepts — a `validate()` -/// sanity bound only, not a storage-column width. See this task's -/// own header comment for why `TagRecord::name` carries no -/// `SqlAnsiString` capacity to check against. -inline constexpr std::size_t kMaxTagNameBytes = 128; - -struct RenameTag { - TagId id; - std::string name; - - [[nodiscard]] bool validate() const noexcept { - return id.hasValue() && !name.empty() && name.size() <= kMaxTagNameBytes; - } -}; - -/// @brief Reassigns every bookmark tagged `sourceId` to `targetId` -/// (deduplicating), then deletes `sourceId` — `TagModel::execute` -/// (Task 9) does the cascade; this DTO only carries the two ids. -struct MergeTags { - TagId sourceId; - TagId targetId; - - [[nodiscard]] bool validate() const noexcept { - return sourceId.hasValue() && targetId.hasValue() && *sourceId != *targetId; - } -}; - -struct ListTags { - [[nodiscard]] bool validate() const noexcept { return true; } -}; - -struct TagSummary { - TagId id; - std::string name; - Count bookmarkCount; -}; - -struct ListTagsResult { - std::vector<TagSummary> tags; -}; - -} // namespace bookmarks -``` - -- [ ] **Step 4: Write `examples/bookmarks/include/bookmarks/dto/bulk_dto.hpp`** - -```cpp -// SPDX-License-Identifier: Apache-2.0 -#pragma once - -#include "bookmarks/core/types.hpp" -#include "bookmarks/units.hpp" - -#include <array> -#include <glaze/glaze.hpp> -#include <string> -#include <string_view> -#include <vector> - -namespace bookmarks { - -/// @brief `BulkEdit`'s archive-state instruction — a three-state enum -/// (`IMPLEMENTATION.md` rule 3: never a `bool` two-state flag, and -/// this action genuinely has a third "don't touch archive state at -/// all" option a bool cannot express). -enum class BulkArchiveOp { None, Archive, Unarchive }; - -/// @brief The rung's first multi-entity atomic action — all-or-nothing -/// against SQLite (README). `addTags`/`removeTags` are name-based -/// (auto-create-on-first-use for `addTags`, same as -/// `EditBookmark::tags`'s handling — Task 8's own doc comment has -/// the exact SQL). Every id must be owned by the caller or the -/// *whole* batch is rejected (Task 8's resolved "reject the whole -/// batch on one violation" design decision). -struct BulkEdit { - std::vector<BookmarkId> ids; - std::vector<std::string> addTags; - std::vector<std::string> removeTags; - BulkArchiveOp archive = BulkArchiveOp::None; - - static constexpr std::array<std::string_view, 3> optionalFields{"addTags", "removeTags", "archive"}; - - [[nodiscard]] bool validate() const noexcept { return !ids.empty(); } -}; - -struct BulkEditResult { - Count affected; -}; - -} // namespace bookmarks - -/// @brief Reflects `BulkArchiveOp` as readable strings — same rationale as -/// every other enum reflection in this rung. -template <> -struct glz::meta<bookmarks::BulkArchiveOp> { - using enum bookmarks::BulkArchiveOp; - static constexpr auto value = glz::enumerate(None, Archive, Unarchive); -}; -``` - -- [ ] **Step 5: Write `examples/bookmarks/include/bookmarks/dto/shared_feed_dto.hpp`** - -```cpp -// SPDX-License-Identifier: Apache-2.0 -#pragma once - -#include "bookmarks/core/types.hpp" -#include "bookmarks/dto/bookmark_dto.hpp" - -#include <array> -#include <string_view> -#include <vector> - -namespace bookmarks { - -struct ListSharedFeed { - Cursor cursor; // empty = first page - - static constexpr std::array<std::string_view, 1> optionalFields{"cursor"}; - - [[nodiscard]] bool validate() const noexcept { return true; } -}; - -/// @brief `BookmarkSummary` doubles as the shared feed's row shape — same -/// non-leak rule applies (no `notes`), and a shared bookmark's -/// `visibility` is always `Shared` by construction (the query that -/// builds this only ever selects `WHERE visibility = Shared`, Task -/// 10), so there is nothing this result type needs beyond what -/// `BookmarkSummary` already carries. -struct ListSharedFeedResult { - std::vector<BookmarkSummary> bookmarks; - Cursor nextCursor; -}; - -} // namespace bookmarks -``` - -- [ ] **Step 6: Write `examples/bookmarks/include/bookmarks/dto/import_export_dto.hpp`** - -```cpp -// SPDX-License-Identifier: Apache-2.0 -#pragma once - -#include "bookmarks/core/types.hpp" -#include "bookmarks/units.hpp" - -#include <cstddef> -#include <string> - -namespace bookmarks { - -/// @brief Longest one `ImportBookmarks` chunk this rung accepts, in bytes — -/// well under the transport's own message-size bound -/// (`docs/spec/security.md`), so a client that respects this limit -/// never has to distinguish "this rung refused it" from "the -/// transport refused it" (Task 11 measures the transport's own -/// bound directly, the same way `pastebin`'s "An oversized -/// CreatePaste is refused by the transport" test does). -inline constexpr std::size_t kMaxImportChunkBytes = 65536; - -/// @brief One chunk of a Netscape Bookmark HTML import. Idempotent per -/// `opId` (Task 5's `ImportedOpRecord`/Task 11's dedup check): a -/// retried chunk after a dropped connection is a safe no-op, never -/// a duplicate import. -struct ImportBookmarks { - std::string chunk; - ImportOpId opId; - - [[nodiscard]] bool validate() const noexcept { - return !chunk.empty() && chunk.size() <= kMaxImportChunkBytes && opId.hasValue(); - } -}; - -struct ImportBookmarksResult { - Count imported; - Count skipped; // e.g. a malformed <A> entry within an otherwise valid chunk -}; - -struct ExportBookmarks { - [[nodiscard]] bool validate() const noexcept { return true; } -}; - -struct ExportBookmarksResult { - std::string html; // a complete Netscape Bookmark File -}; - -} // namespace bookmarks -``` - -- [ ] **Step 7: Run to verify it passes.** - -- [ ] **Step 8: Commit** - -```bash -git add examples/bookmarks/include/bookmarks/dto/tag_dto.hpp \ - examples/bookmarks/include/bookmarks/dto/bulk_dto.hpp \ - examples/bookmarks/include/bookmarks/dto/shared_feed_dto.hpp \ - examples/bookmarks/include/bookmarks/dto/import_export_dto.hpp \ - examples/bookmarks/tests/test_tag_bulk_dto.cpp -git commit -m "bookmarks: add Tag, BulkEdit, SharedFeed, and import/export DTOs" -``` - ---- - -## Task 5: Entities, schema, and `db_model.hpp` - -**Files:** -- Create: `examples/bookmarks/include/bookmarks/db/bookmark_entity.hpp` -- Create: `examples/bookmarks/include/bookmarks/db/tag_entity.hpp` -- Create: `examples/bookmarks/include/bookmarks/db/bookmark_tag_entity.hpp` -- Create: `examples/bookmarks/include/bookmarks/db/imported_op_entity.hpp` -- Create: `examples/bookmarks/include/bookmarks/db/database.hpp` -- Create: `examples/bookmarks/include/bookmarks/db/db_model.hpp` -- Create: `examples/bookmarks/src/db/schema.cpp` -- Test: `examples/bookmarks/tests/test_bookmarks_schema.cpp` - -**Interfaces:** -- Produces: `bookmarks::db::BookmarkRecord`, `bookmarks::db::TagRecord`, - `bookmarks::db::BookmarkTagRecord`, `bookmarks::db::ImportedOpRecord` - (all plain `Light::Field<>`/`Light::BelongsTo<>` entities — **no** - relation-typed member on `BookmarkRecord`/`TagRecord`, per the Global - Constraints' `HasMany`/`HasManyThrough`-vs-`Update()` rule); - `bookmarks::db::setup(const std::string&)`; `bookmarks::db::WithMapper` - (the exact two-branch `#ifdef __EMSCRIPTEN__` mixin - `pastebin::db::WithMapper` established for finding 025, reused verbatim - with only the namespace changed). Consumed by every model task (6-10). - -- [ ] **Step 1: Write the failing test** - -```cpp -// SPDX-License-Identifier: Apache-2.0 -#include "bookmarks/db/bookmark_entity.hpp" -#include "bookmarks/db/bookmark_tag_entity.hpp" -#include "bookmarks/db/imported_op_entity.hpp" -#include "bookmarks/db/tag_entity.hpp" -#include "testkit/db_fixture.hpp" - -#include <Lightweight/DataMapper/DataMapper.hpp> -#include <catch2/catch_test_macros.hpp> - -using morph::ladder::testkit::DbFixture; - -TEST_CASE("The bookmarks schema creates all four tables and a bookmark round-trips", - "[bookmarks][schema]") { - DbFixture fixture; - Lightweight::DataMapper mapper; - - bookmarks::db::BookmarkRecord rec; - rec.ownerPrincipal = "alice"; - rec.url = "https://example.com"; - rec.title = "Example"; - rec.createdAtMs = 1000; - rec.updatedAtMs = 1000; - mapper.Create(rec); - REQUIRE(rec.id.Value() > 0); - - bookmarks::db::TagRecord tag; - tag.ownerPrincipal = "alice"; - tag.name = "example"; - mapper.Create(tag); - REQUIRE(tag.id.Value() > 0); - - bookmarks::db::BookmarkTagRecord junction; - junction.bookmark = rec.id.Value(); - junction.tag = tag.id.Value(); - mapper.Create(junction); - REQUIRE(junction.id.Value() > 0); - - bookmarks::db::ImportedOpRecord op; - op.ownerPrincipal = "alice"; - op.opId = "chunk-1"; - op.appliedAtMs = 1000; - mapper.Create(op); - REQUIRE(op.id.Value() > 0); - - // Tag reads go through a plain query, never an embedded relation field - // (Global Constraints) -- proving that path works end-to-end here. - auto rows = mapper.Query<bookmarks::db::BookmarkTagRecord>() - .Where(Lightweight::FieldNameOf<&bookmarks::db::BookmarkTagRecord::bookmark>, "=", rec.id.Value()) - .All(); - REQUIRE(rows.size() == 1); - CHECK(rows.front().tag.Value() == tag.id.Value()); -} - -TEST_CASE("Duplicate (ownerPrincipal, name) tags are rejected by the unique index", - "[bookmarks][schema]") { - DbFixture fixture; - Lightweight::DataMapper mapper; - bookmarks::db::TagRecord first; - first.ownerPrincipal = "alice"; - first.name = "dup"; - mapper.Create(first); - - bookmarks::db::TagRecord second; - second.ownerPrincipal = "alice"; - second.name = "dup"; - CHECK_THROWS_AS(mapper.Create(second), Lightweight::SqlException); - - // A different owner may reuse the same name -- the index is scoped per owner. - bookmarks::db::TagRecord thirdOwner; - thirdOwner.ownerPrincipal = "bob"; - thirdOwner.name = "dup"; - CHECK_NOTHROW(mapper.Create(thirdOwner)); -} - -TEST_CASE("BookmarkRecord has no relation-typed member -- Update() must compile", - "[bookmarks][schema]") { - // A compile-time proof, not a runtime assertion: if BookmarkRecord ever - // grows an embedded HasMany/HasManyThrough field, this line stops - // compiling with the exact "no member IsModified" error the Global - // Constraints section documents -- catching the regression at build - // time, in the one file whose entire job is proving this works. - DbFixture fixture; - Lightweight::DataMapper mapper; - bookmarks::db::BookmarkRecord rec; - rec.ownerPrincipal = "alice"; - rec.url = "https://example.com"; - rec.createdAtMs = 1; - rec.updatedAtMs = 1; - mapper.Create(rec); - rec.title = "Changed"; - CHECK_NOTHROW(mapper.Update(rec)); -} -``` - -- [ ] **Step 2: Run to verify it fails** — the headers do not exist yet. - -- [ ] **Step 3: Write `examples/bookmarks/include/bookmarks/db/bookmark_entity.hpp`** - -```cpp -// SPDX-License-Identifier: Apache-2.0 -#pragma once - -#include <Lightweight/DataMapper/DataMapper.hpp> - -#include <cstdint> -#include <string_view> - -/// @file -/// `BookmarkRecord` deliberately carries **zero** relation-typed members -/// (no `HasMany`, no `HasManyThrough`) — see this plan's Global Constraints -/// section for the verified reason: `DataMapper::Update()`'s -/// non-reflection path calls `field.IsModified()` on every member via -/// `EnumerateRecordMembers` (which does not filter by field kind), and -/// neither relation type declares that method, so a record embedding one -/// fails to compile the instant `Update()` is instantiated for it — exactly -/// what `examples/bank/include/bank/db/account_entity.hpp`'s own comment -/// independently documents for `HasMany`. Tag associations are read via a -/// plain `Query<BookmarkTagRecord>()` call in the model (`bookmark_model.cpp`, -/// Task 6), never through a relation field on this record. - -namespace bookmarks::db { - -/// @brief One row of the `bookmarks` table. -struct BookmarkRecord { - static constexpr std::string_view TableName = "bookmarks"; - - Light::Field<std::uint64_t, Light::PrimaryKey::ServerSideAutoIncrement, Light::SqlRealName{"id"}> id; // 0 - /// Authenticated owner (`session::Context::principal`) — every query the - /// model issues filters on this column; see Task 6's `execute()` bodies. - Light::Field<std::string, Light::SqlRealName{"owner_principal"}> ownerPrincipal; // 1 - Light::Field<std::string, Light::SqlRealName{"url"}> url; // 2 - Light::Field<std::string, Light::SqlRealName{"title"}> title; // 3 - Light::Field<std::string, Light::SqlRealName{"description"}> description; // 4 - Light::Field<std::string, Light::SqlRealName{"notes"}> notes; // 5 - Light::Field<bool, Light::SqlRealName{"is_unread"}> isUnread{true}; // 6 - Light::Field<bool, Light::SqlRealName{"is_archived"}> isArchived{false}; // 7 - Light::Field<bool, Light::SqlRealName{"is_shared"}> isShared{false}; // 8 - Light::Field<std::int64_t, Light::SqlRealName{"created_at_ms"}> createdAtMs{0}; // 9 - Light::Field<std::int64_t, Light::SqlRealName{"updated_at_ms"}> updatedAtMs{0}; // 10 - /// Empty = no favicon fetched yet. Path, not bytes — the metadata - /// worker's own doc comment (Task 12) explains why blobs never travel - /// the action protocol. - Light::Field<std::string, Light::SqlRealName{"favicon_path"}> faviconPath; // 11 -}; - -} // namespace bookmarks::db -``` - -- [ ] **Step 4: Write `examples/bookmarks/include/bookmarks/db/tag_entity.hpp`** - -```cpp -// SPDX-License-Identifier: Apache-2.0 -#pragma once - -#include <Lightweight/DataMapper/DataMapper.hpp> - -#include <cstdint> -#include <string_view> - -namespace bookmarks::db { - -/// @brief One row of the `tags` table. `name` is a plain variable-length -/// `TEXT` column, not a fixed `SqlAnsiString` — see -/// `bookmarks/dto/tag_dto.hpp`'s file comment for why (tag names are -/// free-form Unicode text; truncating one is exactly the harm this -/// session's `pastebin::EditPaste`/`syntax` fix eliminated -/// elsewhere). No relation-typed member — see `bookmark_entity.hpp`'s -/// file comment. -struct TagRecord { - static constexpr std::string_view TableName = "tags"; - - Light::Field<std::uint64_t, Light::PrimaryKey::ServerSideAutoIncrement, Light::SqlRealName{"id"}> id; // 0 - Light::Field<std::string, Light::SqlRealName{"owner_principal"}> ownerPrincipal; // 1 - Light::Field<std::string, Light::SqlRealName{"name"}> name; // 2 -}; - -} // namespace bookmarks::db -``` - -- [ ] **Step 5: Write `examples/bookmarks/include/bookmarks/db/bookmark_tag_entity.hpp`** - -```cpp -// SPDX-License-Identifier: Apache-2.0 -#pragma once - -#include "bookmarks/db/bookmark_entity.hpp" -#include "bookmarks/db/tag_entity.hpp" - -#include <Lightweight/DataMapper/DataMapper.hpp> - -#include <cstdint> -#include <string_view> - -namespace bookmarks::db { - -/// @brief The bookmark<->tag many-to-many junction (`IMPLEMENTATION.md` -/// rule 4's "real Lightweight idiom" clause — this is an ordinary -/// `BelongsTo`-pair entity, not the sanctioned raw-SQL escape tier). -/// `BelongsTo<>` supports `Update()` (unlike `HasMany`/ -/// `HasManyThrough` — see `bookmark_entity.hpp`'s file comment), but -/// this record never needs it: tag assignment/removal is always a -/// `Create`/delete of a whole row (`BookmarkModel::execute`, Task 6). -struct BookmarkTagRecord { - static constexpr std::string_view TableName = "bookmark_tags"; - - Light::Field<std::uint64_t, Light::PrimaryKey::ServerSideAutoIncrement, Light::SqlRealName{"id"}> id; // 0 - Light::BelongsTo<&BookmarkRecord::id, Light::SqlRealName{"bookmark_id"}> bookmark; // 1 - Light::BelongsTo<&TagRecord::id, Light::SqlRealName{"tag_id"}> tag; // 2 -}; - -} // namespace bookmarks::db -``` - -- [ ] **Step 6: Write `examples/bookmarks/include/bookmarks/db/imported_op_entity.hpp`** - -```cpp -// SPDX-License-Identifier: Apache-2.0 -#pragma once - -#include <Lightweight/DataMapper/DataMapper.hpp> - -#include <cstdint> -#include <string_view> - -namespace bookmarks::db { - -/// @brief One applied `ImportBookmarks` chunk, keyed by `(owner_principal, -/// op_id)` — Task 11's idempotency check: a repeated chunk with the -/// same `opId` after a dropped connection finds its row already -/// present and is a safe no-op. -struct ImportedOpRecord { - static constexpr std::string_view TableName = "imported_ops"; - - Light::Field<std::uint64_t, Light::PrimaryKey::ServerSideAutoIncrement, Light::SqlRealName{"id"}> id; // 0 - Light::Field<std::string, Light::SqlRealName{"owner_principal"}> ownerPrincipal; // 1 - Light::Field<std::string, Light::SqlRealName{"op_id"}> opId; // 2 - Light::Field<std::int64_t, Light::SqlRealName{"applied_at_ms"}> appliedAtMs{0}; // 3 -}; - -} // namespace bookmarks::db -``` - -- [ ] **Step 7: Write `examples/bookmarks/include/bookmarks/db/database.hpp`** (mirrors `pastebin::db::setup` exactly) - -```cpp -// SPDX-License-Identifier: Apache-2.0 -#pragma once - -#include <string> - -namespace bookmarks::db { - -/// @brief Points Lightweight's default connection at @p connectionString and -/// applies every pending migration. Production-bootstrap-only, called -/// once by Task 12's server app — see `pastebin::db::setup`'s -/// identical doc comment for why tests never call this. -/// @param connectionString ODBC connection string. -void setup(const std::string& connectionString); - -} // namespace bookmarks::db -``` - -- [ ] **Step 8: Write `examples/bookmarks/include/bookmarks/db/db_model.hpp`** (byte-for-byte the same mixin as `pastebin::db::WithMapper`, namespace changed) - -```cpp -// SPDX-License-Identifier: Apache-2.0 -#pragma once - -#ifndef __EMSCRIPTEN__ -#include <Lightweight/DataMapper/DataMapper.hpp> - -#include <optional> -#endif - -/// @file -/// See `pastebin::db::WithMapper`'s file comment -/// (`examples/pastebin/include/pastebin/db/db_model.hpp`) for the full -/// rationale this mixin reuses verbatim — the WASM header-vs-link -/// dependency finding (025) applies identically to this rung's three models. - -namespace bookmarks::db { - -#ifndef __EMSCRIPTEN__ - -/// @brief Base providing `mapper()` — one lazily-constructed DataMapper per model. -class WithMapper { -protected: - WithMapper() = default; - - /// @brief Returns this model's DataMapper, opening it on first use. - [[nodiscard]] Lightweight::DataMapper& mapper() { - if (!_mapper.has_value()) { - _mapper.emplace(); - } - return *_mapper; - } - -private: - std::optional<Lightweight::DataMapper> _mapper; -}; - -#else - -/// @brief Persistence-free base for the browser build. No `mapper()`. -class WithMapper { -protected: - WithMapper() = default; -}; - -#endif - -} // namespace bookmarks::db -``` - -- [ ] **Step 9: Write `examples/bookmarks/src/db/schema.cpp`** - -```cpp -// SPDX-License-Identifier: Apache-2.0 -#include "bookmarks/db/database.hpp" - -#include <Lightweight/SqlConnection.hpp> -#include <Lightweight/SqlMigration.hpp> -#include <Lightweight/SqlQuery/Migrate.hpp> - -namespace bookmarks::db { - -void setup(const std::string& connectionString) { - Lightweight::SqlConnection::SetDefaultConnectionString(Lightweight::SqlConnectionString{connectionString}); - Lightweight::SqlMigration::MigrationManager::GetInstance().CreateMigrationHistory(); - Lightweight::SqlMigration::MigrationManager::GetInstance().ApplyPendingMigrations(); -} - -} // namespace bookmarks::db - -using namespace Lightweight::SqlColumnTypeDefinitions; - -LIGHTWEIGHT_SQL_MIGRATION(20260807000001, "Create bookmarks tables") { - plan.CreateTableIfNotExists("bookmarks") - .PrimaryKeyWithAutoIncrement("id", Bigint()) - .RequiredColumn("owner_principal", Varchar(64)) - .RequiredColumn("url", Text()) - .RequiredColumn("title", Text()) - .RequiredColumn("description", Text()) - .RequiredColumn("notes", Text()) - .RequiredColumn("is_unread", Bool()) - .RequiredColumn("is_archived", Bool()) - .RequiredColumn("is_shared", Bool()) - .RequiredColumn("created_at_ms", Bigint()) - .RequiredColumn("updated_at_ms", Bigint()) - .RequiredColumn("favicon_path", Text()); - // Every list/get/edit/archive query filters on owner_principal first; - // the changes-since poll (Task 7) additionally filters on - // updated_at_ms, and the shared feed (Task 10) on is_shared alone. - plan.CreateIndex("idx_bookmarks_owner", "bookmarks", {"owner_principal"}); - plan.CreateIndex("idx_bookmarks_owner_updated", "bookmarks", {"owner_principal", "updated_at_ms"}); - plan.CreateIndex("idx_bookmarks_shared", "bookmarks", {"is_shared"}); - - plan.CreateTableIfNotExists("tags") - .PrimaryKeyWithAutoIncrement("id", Bigint()) - .RequiredColumn("owner_principal", Varchar(64)) - .RequiredColumn("name", Text()); - // Tag names are unique per owner, not globally -- two different users - // may both have a tag named "work". - plan.CreateUniqueIndex("idx_tags_owner_name", "tags", {"owner_principal", "name"}); - - const auto bookmarksRef = Lightweight::SqlForeignKeyReferenceDefinition{.tableName = "bookmarks", .columnName = "id"}; - const auto tagsRef = Lightweight::SqlForeignKeyReferenceDefinition{.tableName = "tags", .columnName = "id"}; - plan.CreateTableIfNotExists("bookmark_tags") - .PrimaryKeyWithAutoIncrement("id", Bigint()) - .RequiredForeignKey("bookmark_id", Bigint(), bookmarksRef) - .RequiredForeignKey("tag_id", Bigint(), tagsRef); - // A bookmark may never carry the same tag twice -- this is what makes - // TagModel::execute(const MergeTags&)'s "INSERT OR IGNORE"-shaped - // dedup (Task 9) meaningful rather than a defensive no-op. - plan.CreateUniqueIndex("idx_bookmark_tags_pair", "bookmark_tags", {"bookmark_id", "tag_id"}); - - plan.CreateTableIfNotExists("imported_ops") - .PrimaryKeyWithAutoIncrement("id", Bigint()) - .RequiredColumn("owner_principal", Varchar(64)) - .RequiredColumn("op_id", Varchar(128)) - .RequiredColumn("applied_at_ms", Bigint()); - plan.CreateUniqueIndex("idx_imported_ops_owner_op", "imported_ops", {"owner_principal", "op_id"}); -} -``` - -- [ ] **Step 10: Run to verify it passes.** - -- [ ] **Step 11: Commit** - -```bash -git add examples/bookmarks/include/bookmarks/db/ examples/bookmarks/src/db/schema.cpp \ - examples/bookmarks/tests/test_bookmarks_schema.cpp -git commit -m "bookmarks: add entities, schema migration, and the WithMapper mixin" -``` - ---- - -## Task 6: `BookmarkModel` — CRUD, archive/unarchive, tag replace-set - -**Files:** -- Create: `examples/bookmarks/include/bookmarks/models/bookmark_model.hpp` -- Create: `examples/bookmarks/src/models/bookmark_model.cpp` -- Test: `examples/bookmarks/tests/test_bookmark_model.cpp` - -**Interfaces:** -- Consumes: everything from Tasks 2-5. -- Produces: `bookmarks::BookmarkModel` (declares **every** `execute()` - overload this rung's `BookmarkModel` ever has, including - `ListBookmarks`/`GetChangesSince` (Task 7) and `BulkEdit`/`RecordMetadata` - (Task 8) — the header is written once, complete, here; those two later - tasks only add bodies to `bookmark_model.cpp`, never touch the header - again). `BRIDGE_REGISTER_MODEL`/`BRIDGE_REGISTER_ACTION` wiring for every - action this task itself implements (`CreateBookmark`, `EditBookmark`, - `ArchiveBookmark`, `UnarchiveBookmark`, `DeleteBookmark`, `GetBookmark`) — - Tasks 7/8 add their own `BRIDGE_REGISTER_ACTION` lines for the actions - they implement, in the same header. - -**A test-only session helper this and every later model-test task needs:** -`BookmarkModel::execute()` reads `session::current()->principal` as the -owner filter (this plan's "Corrections" section — no per-instance state, a -fresh read every call). Model unit tests call `model.execute(action)` -directly, C++-to-C++, exactly as `pastebin`'s tests do — which means no -`RemoteServer`/`Bridge` ever runs to install a `Context` via -`session::detail::ScopedContext`, so `session::current()` would return -`nullptr` in every test unless the test installs one itself. -`session::detail::ScopedContext` is a `detail::` symbol, and testkit -reaching into `morph::*::detail` namespaces is an already-accepted, -already-tracked pattern in this codebase (`docs/findings/019-testkit-reaches-into-four-detail-namespaces.md`) -— not a new departure. `ScopedPrincipal`, defined once in -`test_bookmark_model.cpp` (not promoted to shared `examples/common/testkit` -yet — one consumer so far; the promotion rule triggers at a third), wraps -it: - -```cpp -class ScopedPrincipal { - public: - explicit ScopedPrincipal(std::string principal) : _ctx{.principal = std::move(principal)}, _scope{_ctx} {} - - private: - morph::session::Context _ctx; - morph::session::detail::ScopedContext _scope; -}; -``` - -- [ ] **Step 1: Write the failing test** - -```cpp -// SPDX-License-Identifier: Apache-2.0 -#include "bookmarks/models/bookmark_model.hpp" -#include "testkit/db_fixture.hpp" - -#include <catch2/catch_test_macros.hpp> -#include <morph/session/session.hpp> - -using morph::ladder::testkit::DbFixture; - -namespace { -class ScopedPrincipal { - public: - explicit ScopedPrincipal(std::string principal) : _ctx{.principal = std::move(principal)}, _scope{_ctx} {} - - private: - morph::session::Context _ctx; - morph::session::detail::ScopedContext _scope; -}; -} // namespace - -TEST_CASE("CreateBookmark stores a bookmark owned by the authenticated principal", - "[bookmarks][model]") { - DbFixture fixture; - bookmarks::BookmarkModel model; - const ScopedPrincipal principal{"alice"}; - - bookmarks::CreateBookmark action; - action.url = "https://example.com"; - action.title = "Example"; - action.tags = {"work", "reading"}; - const auto id = model.execute(action).id; - REQUIRE(id.hasValue()); - - const auto view = model.execute(bookmarks::GetBookmark{.id = id}); - CHECK(view.url == "https://example.com"); - CHECK(view.title == "Example"); - CHECK(view.readState == bookmarks::ReadState::Unread); - CHECK(view.archiveState == bookmarks::ArchiveState::Active); - CHECK(view.tags.size() == 2); -} - -TEST_CASE("CreateBookmark without a principal is Forbidden", "[bookmarks][model]") { - DbFixture fixture; - bookmarks::BookmarkModel model; - // No ScopedPrincipal installed -- session::current() is nullptr. - bookmarks::CreateBookmark action; - action.url = "https://example.com"; - REQUIRE_THROWS_AS(model.execute(action), bookmarks::Forbidden); -} - -TEST_CASE("GetBookmark refuses a different principal's bookmark with Forbidden, not NotFound", - "[bookmarks][model]") { - DbFixture fixture; - bookmarks::BookmarkModel model; - bookmarks::BookmarkId id; - { - const ScopedPrincipal alice{"alice"}; - id = model.execute(bookmarks::CreateBookmark{.url = "https://example.com"}).id; - } - const ScopedPrincipal mallory{"mallory"}; - REQUIRE_THROWS_AS(model.execute(bookmarks::GetBookmark{.id = id}), bookmarks::Forbidden); -} - -TEST_CASE("EditBookmark replaces the tag set: adds new tags, drops removed ones, keeps shared ones", - "[bookmarks][model]") { - DbFixture fixture; - bookmarks::BookmarkModel model; - const ScopedPrincipal alice{"alice"}; - - auto create = bookmarks::CreateBookmark{.url = "https://example.com", .tags = {"a", "b"}}; - const auto id = model.execute(create).id; - - bookmarks::EditBookmark edit{.id = id, .url = "https://example.com", .tags = {"b", "c"}}; - const auto edited = model.execute(edit); - std::vector<std::string> tags = edited.tags; - std::ranges::sort(tags); - CHECK(tags == std::vector<std::string>{"b", "c"}); // "a" dropped, "b" kept, "c" auto-created -} - -TEST_CASE("ArchiveBookmark/UnarchiveBookmark flip archiveState and nothing else", - "[bookmarks][model]") { - DbFixture fixture; - bookmarks::BookmarkModel model; - const ScopedPrincipal alice{"alice"}; - const auto id = model.execute(bookmarks::CreateBookmark{.url = "https://example.com"}).id; - - model.execute(bookmarks::ArchiveBookmark{.id = id}); - CHECK(model.execute(bookmarks::GetBookmark{.id = id}).archiveState == bookmarks::ArchiveState::Archived); - model.execute(bookmarks::UnarchiveBookmark{.id = id}); - CHECK(model.execute(bookmarks::GetBookmark{.id = id}).archiveState == bookmarks::ArchiveState::Active); -} - -TEST_CASE("DeleteBookmark removes the bookmark and its tag associations", "[bookmarks][model]") { - DbFixture fixture; - bookmarks::BookmarkModel model; - const ScopedPrincipal alice{"alice"}; - const auto id = model.execute(bookmarks::CreateBookmark{.url = "https://example.com", .tags = {"a"}}).id; - - model.execute(bookmarks::DeleteBookmark{.id = id}); - REQUIRE_THROWS_AS(model.execute(bookmarks::GetBookmark{.id = id}), bookmarks::NotFound); -} - -TEST_CASE("GetBookmark against an unknown id throws NotFound, and an empty id is a ValidationError", - "[bookmarks][model]") { - DbFixture fixture; - bookmarks::BookmarkModel model; - const ScopedPrincipal alice{"alice"}; - REQUIRE_THROWS_AS(model.execute(bookmarks::GetBookmark{.id = bookmarks::BookmarkId{99999}}), - bookmarks::NotFound); - REQUIRE_THROWS_AS(model.execute(bookmarks::GetBookmark{}), bookmarks::ValidationError); -} -``` - -- [ ] **Step 2: Run to verify it fails to compile** — the header/model do not exist yet. - -- [ ] **Step 3: Write `examples/bookmarks/include/bookmarks/models/bookmark_model.hpp`** - -```cpp -// SPDX-License-Identifier: Apache-2.0 -#pragma once - -#include <morph/core/bridge.hpp> -#include <morph/core/registry.hpp> - -#include "bookmarks/core/errors.hpp" -#include "bookmarks/db/db_model.hpp" -#include "bookmarks/dto/bookmark_dto.hpp" -#include "bookmarks/dto/bulk_dto.hpp" -#include "bookmarks/dto/import_export_dto.hpp" - -/// @file -/// `BookmarkModel` — every action this rung's one entity-owning model -/// serves. Declared once, complete, here; Tasks 7/8 add bodies to -/// `bookmark_model.cpp` for `ListBookmarks`/`GetChangesSince`/`BulkEdit`/ -/// `RecordMetadata` without touching this header again. - -namespace bookmarks { - -/// @brief Create/read/edit/archive/delete/list/bulk-edit over the -/// `bookmarks`/`bookmark_tags` tables, scoped to the authenticated -/// caller's own collection. -/// -/// Registered **plain** — no `BRIDGE_MODEL_KEY`, no `AllowShared` (this -/// plan's "Corrections to the README" — a *shared* instance is recorded -/// with an empty owner, defeating `authorizeInstance`'s real per-instance -/// ownership check). Every `execute()` reads `session::current()->principal` -/// fresh and uses it both as the query filter and as the authorization -/// re-check `IMPLEMENTATION.md` rule 1 requires (the local backend enforces -/// nothing at all). -class BookmarkModel : private db::WithMapper { -public: - CreateBookmarkResult execute(const CreateBookmark& action); - BookmarkView execute(const EditBookmark& action); - Ack execute(const ArchiveBookmark& action); - Ack execute(const UnarchiveBookmark& action); - Ack execute(const DeleteBookmark& action); - BookmarkView execute(const GetBookmark& action); - ListBookmarksResult execute(const ListBookmarks& action); // Task 7 - GetChangesSinceResult execute(const GetChangesSince& action); // Task 7 - BulkEditResult execute(const BulkEdit& action); // Task 8 - Ack execute(const RecordMetadata& action); // Task 8, internal-only - ImportBookmarksResult execute(const ImportBookmarks& action); // Task 11 - ExportBookmarksResult execute(const ExportBookmarks& action); // Task 11 -}; - -} // namespace bookmarks - -BRIDGE_REGISTER_MODEL(bookmarks::BookmarkModel, "BookmarkModel") -BRIDGE_REGISTER_ACTION(bookmarks::BookmarkModel, bookmarks::CreateBookmark, "CreateBookmark") -BRIDGE_REGISTER_ACTION(bookmarks::BookmarkModel, bookmarks::EditBookmark, "EditBookmark") -BRIDGE_REGISTER_ACTION(bookmarks::BookmarkModel, bookmarks::ArchiveBookmark, "ArchiveBookmark") -BRIDGE_REGISTER_ACTION(bookmarks::BookmarkModel, bookmarks::UnarchiveBookmark, "UnarchiveBookmark") -BRIDGE_REGISTER_ACTION(bookmarks::BookmarkModel, bookmarks::DeleteBookmark, "DeleteBookmark") -BRIDGE_REGISTER_ACTION(bookmarks::BookmarkModel, bookmarks::GetBookmark, "GetBookmark") -BRIDGE_REGISTER_ACTION(bookmarks::BookmarkModel, bookmarks::ListBookmarks, "ListBookmarks", - ::morph::model::Loggable::No) -BRIDGE_REGISTER_ACTION(bookmarks::BookmarkModel, bookmarks::GetChangesSince, "GetChangesSince", - ::morph::model::Loggable::No) -// BulkEdit is outbox-managed (Task 8) -- Loggable::No here too, so the -// framework's own auto-append never double-logs alongside the model's own -// outbox write. -BRIDGE_REGISTER_ACTION(bookmarks::BookmarkModel, bookmarks::BulkEdit, "BulkEdit", ::morph::model::Loggable::No) -BRIDGE_REGISTER_ACTION(bookmarks::BookmarkModel, bookmarks::RecordMetadata, "RecordMetadata") -BRIDGE_REGISTER_ACTION(bookmarks::BookmarkModel, bookmarks::ImportBookmarks, "ImportBookmarks") -BRIDGE_REGISTER_ACTION(bookmarks::BookmarkModel, bookmarks::ExportBookmarks, "ExportBookmarks", - ::morph::model::Loggable::No) -``` - -- [ ] **Step 4: Write `examples/bookmarks/src/models/bookmark_model.cpp`** (this task's six actions only — - `ListBookmarks`/`GetChangesSince`/`BulkEdit`/`RecordMetadata` bodies land in Tasks 7/8, appended to this same file) - -```cpp -// SPDX-License-Identifier: Apache-2.0 -#include "bookmarks/models/bookmark_model.hpp" - -#include "bookmarks/db/bookmark_entity.hpp" -#include "bookmarks/db/bookmark_tag_entity.hpp" -#include "bookmarks/db/tag_entity.hpp" - -#include "clock.hpp" - -#include <Lightweight/DataMapper/DataMapper.hpp> -#include <Lightweight/SqlError.hpp> -#include <Lightweight/SqlErrorDetection.hpp> -#include <Lightweight/SqlStatement.hpp> -#include <Lightweight/SqlTransaction.hpp> - -#include <morph/session/session.hpp> - -#include <algorithm> -#include <cstdint> -#include <optional> -#include <string> -#include <vector> - -namespace bookmarks { - -namespace { - -[[nodiscard]] std::int64_t nowMs() noexcept { - return (*::morph::ladder::now().value).value.time_since_epoch().count(); -} - -[[nodiscard]] ::morph::time::Timestamp fromEpochMs(std::int64_t epochMs) noexcept { - return ::morph::time::Timestamp{::morph::time::DateTime{ - std::chrono::sys_time<std::chrono::milliseconds>{std::chrono::milliseconds{epochMs}}}}; -} - -/// @brief The authenticated caller's principal, or throws `Forbidden`. -/// -/// `session::current()` is populated fresh on every dispatched action -/// (`session::detail::ScopedContext`, installed by `RemoteServer`/ -/// `LocalBackend` around each `execute()`); reading it here rather than -/// once at construction is what lets a single plain-registered -/// `BookmarkModel` instance serve whichever principal's call actually -/// reaches it -- there is exactly one instance per registration, so in -/// practice this is stable across a registration's whole lifetime, but the -/// model never assumes that, matching rule 1's "models re-check their own -/// authorization" requirement. `nullptr`/empty is treated identically to an -/// unauthenticated caller: `Forbidden`, not a crash -- reachable from a -/// test that calls `execute()` directly with no session installed, and -/// (defensively) from a local backend, which installs a `Context` but -/// never verifies it. -[[nodiscard]] const std::string& requireOwner() { - const auto* ctx = ::morph::session::current(); - if (ctx == nullptr || ctx->principal.empty()) { - throw Forbidden{"no authenticated principal"}; - } - return ctx->principal; -} - -} // namespace - -/// @brief Reads every tag name currently associated with @p bookmarkId, for -/// @p owner's own tags only (a tag row is always owned by the same -/// principal as every bookmark it's attached to, by construction -- -/// `applyTagSet` below never creates a cross-owner association). -[[nodiscard]] static std::vector<std::string> readTagNames(::Lightweight::DataMapper& mapper, std::uint64_t bookmarkId) { - auto junctionRows = mapper.Query<db::BookmarkTagRecord>() - .Where(::Lightweight::FieldNameOf<&db::BookmarkTagRecord::bookmark>, "=", bookmarkId) - .All(); - std::vector<std::string> names; - names.reserve(junctionRows.size()); - for (const auto& row : junctionRows) { - auto tagRows = mapper.Query<db::TagRecord>() - .Where(::Lightweight::FieldNameOf<&db::TagRecord::id>, "=", row.tag.Value()) - .All(); - if (!tagRows.empty()) { - names.push_back(tagRows.front().name.Value()); - } - } - return names; -} - -/// @brief Replaces @p bookmarkId's tag set with exactly @p desiredNames, -/// auto-creating any tag @p owner has never used before. Must run -/// inside the caller's own `SqlTransaction` -- this function opens -/// none of its own, so every write it makes commits or rolls back -/// with the surrounding action. -static void applyTagSet(::Lightweight::DataMapper& mapper, std::uint64_t bookmarkId, const std::string& owner, - const std::vector<std::string>& desiredNames) { - const auto current = readTagNames(mapper, bookmarkId); - std::vector<std::string> toAdd; - for (const auto& name : desiredNames) { - if (std::ranges::find(current, name) == current.end()) { - toAdd.push_back(name); - } - } - std::vector<std::string> toRemove; - for (const auto& name : current) { - if (std::ranges::find(desiredNames, name) == desiredNames.end()) { - toRemove.push_back(name); - } - } - - for (const auto& name : toAdd) { - auto existing = - mapper.Query<db::TagRecord>() - .Where(::Lightweight::FieldNameOf<&db::TagRecord::ownerPrincipal>, "=", owner) - .Where(::Lightweight::FieldNameOf<&db::TagRecord::name>, "=", name) - .All(); - std::uint64_t tagId = 0; - if (existing.empty()) { - db::TagRecord tag; - tag.ownerPrincipal = owner; - tag.name = name; - mapper.Create(tag); - tagId = tag.id.Value(); - } else { - tagId = existing.front().id.Value(); - } - db::BookmarkTagRecord junction; - junction.bookmark = bookmarkId; - junction.tag = tagId; - mapper.Create(junction); - } - - for (const auto& name : toRemove) { - auto tagRows = mapper.Query<db::TagRecord>() - .Where(::Lightweight::FieldNameOf<&db::TagRecord::ownerPrincipal>, "=", owner) - .Where(::Lightweight::FieldNameOf<&db::TagRecord::name>, "=", name) - .All(); - if (tagRows.empty()) { - continue; - } - ::Lightweight::SqlStatement stmt{mapper.Connection()}; - stmt.Prepare("DELETE FROM bookmark_tags WHERE bookmark_id = ? AND tag_id = ?"); - (void) stmt.Execute(bookmarkId, tagRows.front().id.Value()); - } -} - -[[nodiscard]] static BookmarkView toView(const db::BookmarkRecord& rec, std::vector<std::string> tags) { - BookmarkView view; - view.id = BookmarkId{static_cast<std::int64_t>(rec.id.Value())}; - view.url = rec.url.Value(); - view.title = rec.title.Value(); - view.description = rec.description.Value(); - view.notes = rec.notes.Value(); - view.tags = std::move(tags); - view.createdAt = fromEpochMs(rec.createdAtMs.Value()); - view.updatedAt = fromEpochMs(rec.updatedAtMs.Value()); - view.readState = rec.isUnread.Value() ? ReadState::Unread : ReadState::Read; - view.archiveState = rec.isArchived.Value() ? ArchiveState::Archived : ArchiveState::Active; - view.visibility = rec.isShared.Value() ? Visibility::Shared : Visibility::Private; - return view; -} - -/// @brief Loads @p id, requiring it to exist and be owned by @p owner. -/// @throws NotFound if no such row exists at all. -/// @throws Forbidden if it exists but belongs to a different principal -- -/// distinguished on purpose (`bookmarks::Forbidden`'s own doc -/// comment) so the "local mode has no authorization at all" test -/// (Task 15) has something specific to assert against. -[[nodiscard]] static db::BookmarkRecord loadOwned(::Lightweight::DataMapper& mapper, std::uint64_t id, - const std::string& owner) { - auto rows = - mapper.Query<db::BookmarkRecord>().Where(::Lightweight::FieldNameOf<&db::BookmarkRecord::id>, "=", id).All(); - if (rows.empty()) { - throw NotFound{"no such bookmark"}; - } - if (rows.front().ownerPrincipal.Value() != owner) { - throw Forbidden{"bookmark belongs to a different principal"}; - } - return rows.front(); -} - -CreateBookmarkResult BookmarkModel::execute(const CreateBookmark& action) { - if (!action.validate()) { - throw ValidationError{"CreateBookmark: a non-empty url within the length bound is required"}; - } - const auto& owner = requireOwner(); - - db::BookmarkRecord rec; - rec.ownerPrincipal = owner; - rec.url = action.url; - rec.title = action.title; - rec.description = action.description; - rec.notes = action.notes; - rec.isShared = action.visibility == Visibility::Shared; - const auto now = nowMs(); - rec.createdAtMs = now; - rec.updatedAtMs = now; - - ::Lightweight::SqlTransaction transaction{mapper().Connection(), ::Lightweight::SqlTransactionMode::ROLLBACK}; - mapper().Create(rec); - applyTagSet(mapper(), rec.id.Value(), owner, action.tags); - transaction.Commit(); - - return CreateBookmarkResult{.id = BookmarkId{static_cast<std::int64_t>(rec.id.Value())}}; -} - -BookmarkView BookmarkModel::execute(const EditBookmark& action) { - if (!action.validate()) { - throw ValidationError{"EditBookmark: id and a non-empty url within the length bound are required"}; - } - const auto& owner = requireOwner(); - auto rec = loadOwned(mapper(), static_cast<std::uint64_t>(*action.id), owner); - - rec.url = action.url; - rec.title = action.title; - rec.description = action.description; - rec.notes = action.notes; - rec.isShared = action.visibility == Visibility::Shared; - rec.updatedAtMs = nowMs(); - - ::Lightweight::SqlTransaction transaction{mapper().Connection(), ::Lightweight::SqlTransactionMode::ROLLBACK}; - mapper().Update(rec); - applyTagSet(mapper(), rec.id.Value(), owner, action.tags); - transaction.Commit(); - - return toView(rec, readTagNames(mapper(), rec.id.Value())); -} - -Ack BookmarkModel::execute(const ArchiveBookmark& action) { - if (!action.validate()) { - throw ValidationError{"ArchiveBookmark: id is required"}; - } - const auto& owner = requireOwner(); - auto rec = loadOwned(mapper(), static_cast<std::uint64_t>(*action.id), owner); - rec.isArchived = true; - rec.updatedAtMs = nowMs(); - mapper().Update(rec); - return Ack{}; -} - -Ack BookmarkModel::execute(const UnarchiveBookmark& action) { - if (!action.validate()) { - throw ValidationError{"UnarchiveBookmark: id is required"}; - } - const auto& owner = requireOwner(); - auto rec = loadOwned(mapper(), static_cast<std::uint64_t>(*action.id), owner); - rec.isArchived = false; - rec.updatedAtMs = nowMs(); - mapper().Update(rec); - return Ack{}; -} - -Ack BookmarkModel::execute(const DeleteBookmark& action) { - if (!action.validate()) { - throw ValidationError{"DeleteBookmark: id is required"}; - } - const auto& owner = requireOwner(); - const auto id = static_cast<std::uint64_t>(*action.id); - (void) loadOwned(mapper(), id, owner); // NotFound/Forbidden, same as every other action - - ::Lightweight::SqlTransaction transaction{mapper().Connection(), ::Lightweight::SqlTransactionMode::ROLLBACK}; - { - ::Lightweight::SqlStatement stmt{mapper().Connection()}; - stmt.Prepare("DELETE FROM bookmark_tags WHERE bookmark_id = ?"); - (void) stmt.Execute(id); - } - { - ::Lightweight::SqlStatement stmt{mapper().Connection()}; - stmt.Prepare("DELETE FROM bookmarks WHERE id = ?"); - (void) stmt.Execute(id); - } - transaction.Commit(); - return Ack{}; -} - -BookmarkView BookmarkModel::execute(const GetBookmark& action) { - if (!action.validate()) { - throw ValidationError{"GetBookmark: id is required"}; - } - const auto& owner = requireOwner(); - const auto rec = loadOwned(mapper(), static_cast<std::uint64_t>(*action.id), owner); - return toView(rec, readTagNames(mapper(), rec.id.Value())); -} - -} // namespace bookmarks -``` - -- [ ] **Step 5: Run to verify it passes** - -Run (once Task 13's CMake exists): `ctest --test-dir build/clang-coverage -R '\[bookmarks\]\[model\]' --output-on-failure` - -- [ ] **Step 6: Commit** - -```bash -git add examples/bookmarks/include/bookmarks/models/bookmark_model.hpp \ - examples/bookmarks/src/models/bookmark_model.cpp \ - examples/bookmarks/tests/test_bookmark_model.cpp -git commit -m "bookmarks: add BookmarkModel CRUD, archive/unarchive, and tag replace-set" -``` - ---- - -## Task 7: `BookmarkModel` — `ListBookmarks` and `GetChangesSince` - -**Files:** -- Modify: `examples/bookmarks/src/models/bookmark_model.cpp` (append two - `execute()` bodies; header already declares both, Task 6) -- Modify: `examples/bookmarks/tests/test_bookmark_model.cpp` (append cases) - -**Interfaces:** No new types. Consumes `ListBookmarks`/`ListBookmarksResult`, -`GetChangesSince`/`GetChangesSinceResult`, `BookmarkSummary` (Task 3). - -**The `asOf` ordering argument** (README's own rigor standard, matching -finding 018/022's treatment): `GetChangesSinceResult::asOf` must be captured -**before** the query runs, not after. If it were captured after, a write -that lands *during* the query window (between the query starting and the -result being read) could be invisible to *this* poll (its `updated_at_ms` -might not yet be committed when the `SELECT` ran) and then get skipped by -the *next* poll too, because the next poll's `since` would already be past -that write's timestamp — a silently lost update. Capturing `asOf` first -means the next poll's `since` is always a instant *no later than* the -query that just ran, so any write racing the query is, at worst, seen -*again* on the next poll (a harmless duplicate in `changed`) rather than -never. - -- [ ] **Step 1: Append the failing tests** - -```cpp -TEST_CASE("ListBookmarks filters by archive state and hides archived bookmarks by default", - "[bookmarks][model]") { - DbFixture fixture; - bookmarks::BookmarkModel model; - const ScopedPrincipal alice{"alice"}; - const auto activeId = model.execute(bookmarks::CreateBookmark{.url = "https://active.example"}).id; - const auto archivedId = model.execute(bookmarks::CreateBookmark{.url = "https://archived.example"}).id; - model.execute(bookmarks::ArchiveBookmark{.id = archivedId}); - - const auto defaultPage = model.execute(bookmarks::ListBookmarks{}); - REQUIRE(defaultPage.bookmarks.size() == 1); - CHECK(*defaultPage.bookmarks.front().id == *activeId); - - bookmarks::ListBookmarks archivedOnly; - archivedOnly.archiveFilter = bookmarks::ArchiveFilter::ArchivedOnly; - const auto archivedPage = model.execute(archivedOnly); - REQUIRE(archivedPage.bookmarks.size() == 1); - CHECK(*archivedPage.bookmarks.front().id == *archivedId); -} - -TEST_CASE("ListBookmarks only ever returns the calling principal's own bookmarks", - "[bookmarks][model]") { - DbFixture fixture; - bookmarks::BookmarkModel model; - { - const ScopedPrincipal alice{"alice"}; - model.execute(bookmarks::CreateBookmark{.url = "https://alice.example"}); - } - const ScopedPrincipal mallory{"mallory"}; - model.execute(bookmarks::CreateBookmark{.url = "https://mallory.example"}); - const auto page = model.execute(bookmarks::ListBookmarks{}); - REQUIRE(page.bookmarks.size() == 1); - CHECK(page.bookmarks.front().url == "https://mallory.example"); -} - -TEST_CASE("GetChangesSince returns only bookmarks touched after the given instant", - "[bookmarks][model]") { - DbFixture fixture; - bookmarks::BookmarkModel model; - const ScopedPrincipal alice{"alice"}; - - const auto before = *morph::ladder::now(); - const morph::ladder::ScopedClockOverride clock1{before + std::chrono::milliseconds{10}}; - const auto id1 = model.execute(bookmarks::CreateBookmark{.url = "https://one.example"}).id; - - const auto cursor = model.execute(bookmarks::GetChangesSince{}).asOf; - - const morph::ladder::ScopedClockOverride clock2{before + std::chrono::milliseconds{20}}; - const auto id2 = model.execute(bookmarks::CreateBookmark{.url = "https://two.example"}).id; - - const auto changes = model.execute(bookmarks::GetChangesSince{.since = cursor}); - REQUIRE(changes.changed.size() == 1); - CHECK(*changes.changed.front().id == *id2); - (void) id1; -} -``` - -- [ ] **Step 2: Run to verify the new cases fail** (methods not yet implemented — link error / pure-virtual-like gap - is not applicable here since the header already declares them; instead this fails at **Step 1's own compile** with - "undefined reference" at link time, since the `.cpp` bodies do not exist yet). - -- [ ] **Step 3: Append to `examples/bookmarks/src/models/bookmark_model.cpp`** - -```cpp -ListBookmarksResult BookmarkModel::execute(const ListBookmarks& action) { - const auto& owner = requireOwner(); - auto query = mapper().Query<db::BookmarkRecord>(); - (void) query.Where(::Lightweight::FieldNameOf<&db::BookmarkRecord::ownerPrincipal>, "=", owner); - if (action.archiveFilter == ArchiveFilter::ActiveOnly) { - (void) query.Where(::Lightweight::FieldNameOf<&db::BookmarkRecord::isArchived>, "=", false); - } else if (action.archiveFilter == ArchiveFilter::ArchivedOnly) { - (void) query.Where(::Lightweight::FieldNameOf<&db::BookmarkRecord::isArchived>, "=", true); - } - if (action.readFilter == ReadFilter::UnreadOnly) { - (void) query.Where(::Lightweight::FieldNameOf<&db::BookmarkRecord::isUnread>, "=", true); - } else if (action.readFilter == ReadFilter::ReadOnly) { - (void) query.Where(::Lightweight::FieldNameOf<&db::BookmarkRecord::isUnread>, "=", false); - } - if (action.cursor.hasValue()) { - (void) query.Where(::Lightweight::FieldNameOf<&db::BookmarkRecord::id>, "<", - static_cast<std::uint64_t>(*action.cursor)); - } - // Text/tag filters run in C++ after the SQL page is fetched, not as a - // LIKE/JOIN in the query above: this rung's scale (a demo bookmark - // collection, not a production search index) does not warrant it, and - // combining a tag filter with keyset pagination correctly needs the - // junction table anyway, which the per-row loop below already touches. - constexpr std::size_t kPageSize = 20; - auto rows = query.OrderBy(::Lightweight::FieldNameOf<&db::BookmarkRecord::id>, ::Lightweight::SqlResultOrdering::DESCENDING) - .First(kPageSize + 1); - const bool hasMore = rows.size() > kPageSize; - if (hasMore) { - rows.resize(kPageSize); - } - - ListBookmarksResult result; - for (const auto& rec : rows) { - auto tags = readTagNames(mapper(), rec.id.Value()); - if (!action.tag.empty() && std::ranges::find(tags, action.tag) == tags.end()) { - continue; - } - if (!action.searchText.empty() && rec.title.Value().find(action.searchText) == std::string::npos && - rec.url.Value().find(action.searchText) == std::string::npos) { - continue; - } - BookmarkSummary summary; - summary.id = BookmarkId{static_cast<std::int64_t>(rec.id.Value())}; - summary.url = rec.url.Value(); - summary.title = rec.title.Value(); - summary.tags = std::move(tags); - summary.createdAt = fromEpochMs(rec.createdAtMs.Value()); - summary.updatedAt = fromEpochMs(rec.updatedAtMs.Value()); - summary.readState = rec.isUnread.Value() ? ReadState::Unread : ReadState::Read; - summary.archiveState = rec.isArchived.Value() ? ArchiveState::Archived : ArchiveState::Active; - summary.visibility = rec.isShared.Value() ? Visibility::Shared : Visibility::Private; - result.bookmarks.push_back(std::move(summary)); - } - if (hasMore && !result.bookmarks.empty()) { - result.nextCursor = Cursor{static_cast<std::int64_t>(rows.back().id.Value())}; - } - return result; -} - -GetChangesSinceResult BookmarkModel::execute(const GetChangesSince& action) { - const auto& owner = requireOwner(); - // Captured *before* the query -- see this task's own doc comment for - // why a later capture would let a racing write be lost across two - // consecutive polls instead of merely duplicated across them. - const auto asOf = nowMs(); - const std::int64_t since = action.since.hasValue() ? (*action.since).value.time_since_epoch().count() : 0; - - auto rows = mapper() - .Query<db::BookmarkRecord>() - .Where(::Lightweight::FieldNameOf<&db::BookmarkRecord::ownerPrincipal>, "=", owner) - .Where(::Lightweight::FieldNameOf<&db::BookmarkRecord::updatedAtMs>, ">", since) - .All(); - - GetChangesSinceResult result; - result.asOf = fromEpochMs(asOf); - for (const auto& rec : rows) { - BookmarkSummary summary; - summary.id = BookmarkId{static_cast<std::int64_t>(rec.id.Value())}; - summary.url = rec.url.Value(); - summary.title = rec.title.Value(); - summary.tags = readTagNames(mapper(), rec.id.Value()); - summary.createdAt = fromEpochMs(rec.createdAtMs.Value()); - summary.updatedAt = fromEpochMs(rec.updatedAtMs.Value()); - summary.readState = rec.isUnread.Value() ? ReadState::Unread : ReadState::Read; - summary.archiveState = rec.isArchived.Value() ? ArchiveState::Archived : ArchiveState::Active; - summary.visibility = rec.isShared.Value() ? Visibility::Shared : Visibility::Private; - result.changed.push_back(std::move(summary)); - } - return result; -} -``` - -- [ ] **Step 4: Run to verify it passes.** - -- [ ] **Step 5: Commit** - -```bash -git add examples/bookmarks/src/models/bookmark_model.cpp examples/bookmarks/tests/test_bookmark_model.cpp -git commit -m "bookmarks: add BookmarkModel ListBookmarks and GetChangesSince" -``` - ---- - -## Task 8: `BookmarkModel` — `BulkEdit` (outbox-managed) and `RecordMetadata` - -**Files:** -- Create: `examples/bookmarks/include/bookmarks/db/outbox_entity.hpp` -- Modify: `examples/bookmarks/src/db/schema.cpp` (append a second migration) -- Modify: `examples/bookmarks/src/models/bookmark_model.cpp` (append two - `execute()` bodies, an outbox-write helper, and a `findOrCreateTagId` - helper shared with `applyTagSet`) -- Modify: `examples/bookmarks/tests/test_bookmark_model.cpp` - -**Interfaces:** Produces `bookmarks::db::BookmarkOutboxRecord` (the model's -own outbox table). Consumes `journal::LogEntry`, `IModelHolder::setOutboxManaged`. - -**Outbox mechanics** (README's resolved "split by blast radius" decision): -`BulkEdit` writes its own `journal::LogEntry`-shaped row into -`bookmark_outbox`, inside the *same* `SqlTransaction` as the mutation, so a -crash mid-batch can never leave a committed partial edit with no -corresponding journal row (or vice versa) — the row and the mutation commit -or roll back together, atomically, by SQLite's own guarantee. A relay pass -(`journal::OutboxRelay`, wired in Task 12's `App`) drains `bookmark_outbox` -into the durable `FileActionLog` on its own schedule, exactly like -`examples/concepts/journal_and_outbox.cpp`'s worked demo — the only -difference is that this rung's outbox is a real SQL table, not a -stand-in `std::vector`. `IModelHolder::setOutboxManaged(true)` must be -called wherever a `BookmarkModel` instance is registered (Task 12's server -`App`) so the framework's default auto-append does not *also* log -`BulkEdit` — `BRIDGE_REGISTER_ACTION`'s `Loggable::No` for `BulkEdit` -(Task 6) already suppresses that half. - -- [ ] **Step 1: Write `examples/bookmarks/include/bookmarks/db/outbox_entity.hpp`** - -```cpp -// SPDX-License-Identifier: Apache-2.0 -#pragma once - -#include <Lightweight/DataMapper/DataMapper.hpp> - -#include <cstdint> -#include <string_view> - -namespace bookmarks::db { - -/// @brief `BookmarkModel`'s own transactional outbox — a row written inside -/// the same `SqlTransaction` as a multi-row mutation -/// (`BulkEdit`; `TagModel`'s `RenameTag`/`MergeTags`, Task 9, uses -/// the identical table), drained by `journal::OutboxRelay` (Task 12) -/// into the durable `FileActionLog`. Shaped after -/// `journal::LogEntry` (`include/morph/journal/action_log.hpp`) — -/// only the fields a relay actually needs, not a 1:1 mirror. A row -/// is deleted once relayed rather than flagged, so the table only -/// ever holds genuinely-unrelayed work. -struct BookmarkOutboxRecord { - static constexpr std::string_view TableName = "bookmark_outbox"; - - Light::Field<std::uint64_t, Light::PrimaryKey::ServerSideAutoIncrement, Light::SqlRealName{"id"}> id; // 0 - Light::Field<std::string, Light::SqlRealName{"model_type"}> modelType; // 1 - Light::Field<std::string, Light::SqlRealName{"entity_key"}> entityKey; // 2 - Light::Field<std::string, Light::SqlRealName{"action_type"}> actionType; // 3 - Light::Field<std::string, Light::SqlRealName{"payload"}> payload; // 4 - Light::Field<std::string, Light::SqlRealName{"result"}> result; // 5 - Light::Field<std::string, Light::SqlRealName{"principal"}> principal; // 6 - Light::Field<std::int64_t, Light::SqlRealName{"timestamp_ms"}> timestampMs{0}; // 7 - Light::Field<std::string, Light::SqlRealName{"idempotency_key"}> idempotencyKey; // 8 -}; - -} // namespace bookmarks::db -``` - -- [ ] **Step 2: Append to `examples/bookmarks/src/db/schema.cpp`** - -```cpp -LIGHTWEIGHT_SQL_MIGRATION(20260807000002, "Create bookmarks outbox table") { - plan.CreateTableIfNotExists("bookmark_outbox") - .PrimaryKeyWithAutoIncrement("id", Bigint()) - .RequiredColumn("model_type", Varchar(64)) - .RequiredColumn("entity_key", Varchar(64)) - .RequiredColumn("action_type", Varchar(64)) - .RequiredColumn("payload", Text()) - .RequiredColumn("result", Text()) - .RequiredColumn("principal", Varchar(64)) - .RequiredColumn("timestamp_ms", Bigint()) - .RequiredColumn("idempotency_key", Varchar(128)); - plan.CreateUniqueIndex("idx_bookmark_outbox_idempotency", "bookmark_outbox", {"idempotency_key"}); -} -``` - -- [ ] **Step 3: Write the failing tests (appended)** - -```cpp -TEST_CASE("BulkEdit archives every listed bookmark and adds/removes tags atomically", - "[bookmarks][model]") { - DbFixture fixture; - bookmarks::BookmarkModel model; - const ScopedPrincipal alice{"alice"}; - const auto id1 = model.execute(bookmarks::CreateBookmark{.url = "https://one.example", .tags = {"old"}}).id; - const auto id2 = model.execute(bookmarks::CreateBookmark{.url = "https://two.example"}).id; - - bookmarks::BulkEdit edit; - edit.ids = {id1, id2}; - edit.addTags = {"new"}; - edit.removeTags = {"old"}; - edit.archive = bookmarks::BulkArchiveOp::Archive; - const auto result = model.execute(edit); - CHECK(morph::math::floor(*result.affected) == 2); - - for (const auto id : {id1, id2}) { - const auto view = model.execute(bookmarks::GetBookmark{.id = id}); - CHECK(view.archiveState == bookmarks::ArchiveState::Archived); - CHECK(std::ranges::find(view.tags, "new") != view.tags.end()); - CHECK(std::ranges::find(view.tags, "old") == view.tags.end()); - } -} - -TEST_CASE("BulkEdit rejects the whole batch if any id is not owned by the caller", - "[bookmarks][model]") { - DbFixture fixture; - bookmarks::BookmarkModel model; - bookmarks::BookmarkId aliceId; - { - const ScopedPrincipal alice{"alice"}; - aliceId = model.execute(bookmarks::CreateBookmark{.url = "https://alice.example"}).id; - } - const ScopedPrincipal mallory{"mallory"}; - const auto malloryId = model.execute(bookmarks::CreateBookmark{.url = "https://mallory.example"}).id; - - bookmarks::BulkEdit edit; - edit.ids = {malloryId, aliceId}; // one owned, one not - edit.archive = bookmarks::BulkArchiveOp::Archive; - REQUIRE_THROWS_AS(model.execute(edit), bookmarks::Forbidden); - - // All-or-nothing: mallory's own bookmark was NOT archived either. - CHECK(model.execute(bookmarks::GetBookmark{.id = malloryId}).archiveState == bookmarks::ArchiveState::Active); -} - -TEST_CASE("BulkEdit writes exactly one outbox row per call, consumed by an OutboxRelay", - "[bookmarks][model]") { - DbFixture fixture; - bookmarks::BookmarkModel model; - const ScopedPrincipal alice{"alice"}; - const auto id = model.execute(bookmarks::CreateBookmark{.url = "https://one.example"}).id; - - bookmarks::BulkEdit edit; - edit.ids = {id}; - edit.archive = bookmarks::BulkArchiveOp::Archive; - model.execute(edit); - - Lightweight::DataMapper mapper; - auto rows = mapper.Query<bookmarks::db::BookmarkOutboxRecord>().All(); - REQUIRE(rows.size() == 1); - CHECK(rows.front().actionType.Value() == "BulkEdit"); - CHECK(rows.front().principal.Value() == "alice"); -} - -TEST_CASE("RecordMetadata updates title/faviconPath regardless of the dispatching principal", - "[bookmarks][model]") { - DbFixture fixture; - bookmarks::BookmarkModel model; - bookmarks::BookmarkId id; - { - const ScopedPrincipal alice{"alice"}; - id = model.execute(bookmarks::CreateBookmark{.url = "https://one.example"}).id; - } - // Dispatched as the service principal, not "alice" -- must not throw Forbidden. - const ScopedPrincipal worker{std::string{bookmarks::auth::kMetadataFetcherPrincipal}}; - model.execute(bookmarks::RecordMetadata{.id = id, .title = "Fetched Title"}); - - const ScopedPrincipal alice{"alice"}; - CHECK(model.execute(bookmarks::GetBookmark{.id = id}).title == "Fetched Title"); -} - -TEST_CASE("RecordMetadata against an already-deleted bookmark is a benign no-op", - "[bookmarks][model]") { - DbFixture fixture; - bookmarks::BookmarkModel model; - const ScopedPrincipal alice{"alice"}; - const auto id = model.execute(bookmarks::CreateBookmark{.url = "https://one.example"}).id; - model.execute(bookmarks::DeleteBookmark{.id = id}); - const ScopedPrincipal worker{std::string{bookmarks::auth::kMetadataFetcherPrincipal}}; - REQUIRE_NOTHROW(model.execute(bookmarks::RecordMetadata{.id = id, .title = "Too Late"})); -} -``` - -(Add `#include "bookmarks/auth/bookmarks_authorizer.hpp"` and -`#include "bookmarks/db/outbox_entity.hpp"` to the test file's includes.) - -- [ ] **Step 4: Run to verify the new cases fail to link.** - -- [ ] **Step 5: Append to `examples/bookmarks/src/models/bookmark_model.cpp`** - -```cpp -// (near the top, alongside the other includes) -#include "bookmarks/db/outbox_entity.hpp" -#include <morph/core/registry.hpp> -``` - -```cpp -namespace { -// ... (existing helpers) ... - -/// @brief Finds @p owner's tag named @p name, creating it if it does not -/// exist yet. Shared by `applyTagSet` (Task 6) and `BulkEdit` -/// (this task) — both run inside the caller's own transaction. -[[nodiscard]] std::uint64_t findOrCreateTagId(::Lightweight::DataMapper& mapper, const std::string& owner, - const std::string& name) { - auto existing = mapper.Query<db::TagRecord>() - .Where(::Lightweight::FieldNameOf<&db::TagRecord::ownerPrincipal>, "=", owner) - .Where(::Lightweight::FieldNameOf<&db::TagRecord::name>, "=", name) - .All(); - if (!existing.empty()) { - return existing.front().id.Value(); - } - db::TagRecord tag; - tag.ownerPrincipal = owner; - tag.name = name; - mapper.Create(tag); - return tag.id.Value(); -} - -/// @brief Adds a bookmark<->tag association if it does not already exist — -/// the junction table's unique index (`idx_bookmark_tags_pair`) -/// makes a duplicate a no-op to *detect*, but this checks first -/// rather than relying on catching the constraint violation, so a -/// `BulkEdit`'s per-item loop never has to distinguish "this item's -/// add was a genuine no-op" from "this item hit an unrelated store -/// error" via exception type alone. -void addTagAssociationIfAbsent(::Lightweight::DataMapper& mapper, std::uint64_t bookmarkId, std::uint64_t tagId) { - auto existing = mapper.Query<db::BookmarkTagRecord>() - .Where(::Lightweight::FieldNameOf<&db::BookmarkTagRecord::bookmark>, "=", bookmarkId) - .Where(::Lightweight::FieldNameOf<&db::BookmarkTagRecord::tag>, "=", tagId) - .All(); - if (!existing.empty()) { - return; - } - db::BookmarkTagRecord junction; - junction.bookmark = bookmarkId; - junction.tag = tagId; - mapper.Create(junction); -} - -/// @brief Writes one row into `bookmark_outbox`. Must run inside the -/// caller's own `SqlTransaction` — see this task's own doc comment. -template <typename Action, typename Result> -void writeOutboxEntry(::Lightweight::DataMapper& mapper, const std::string& owner, const Action& action, - const Result& result, std::string_view actionType, std::string_view idempotencyKey) { - db::BookmarkOutboxRecord entry; - entry.modelType = "BookmarkModel"; - entry.entityKey = owner; - entry.actionType = std::string{actionType}; - entry.payload = ::morph::model::ActionTraits<Action>::toJson(action); - entry.result = ::morph::model::ActionTraits<Action>::resultToJson(result); - entry.principal = owner; - entry.timestampMs = nowMs(); - entry.idempotencyKey = std::string{idempotencyKey}; - mapper.Create(entry); -} - -} // namespace -``` - -`applyTagSet`'s own `toAdd` loop (Task 6) is revised in this task to call -`findOrCreateTagId` + `addTagAssociationIfAbsent` instead of its original -inline body, so the two call sites (`applyTagSet`, `BulkEdit` below) share -one implementation rather than duplicating it — a same-file refactor, no -interface change. - -```cpp -BulkEditResult BookmarkModel::execute(const BulkEdit& action) { - if (!action.validate()) { - throw ValidationError{"BulkEdit: at least one id is required"}; - } - const auto& owner = requireOwner(); - - ::Lightweight::SqlTransaction transaction{mapper().Connection(), ::Lightweight::SqlTransactionMode::ROLLBACK}; - - // Ownership check first, for *every* id, before any write: one - // violation rejects the whole batch (README's "all-or-nothing" - // framing, this task's resolved design decision) rather than applying - // a partial edit and reporting which ids failed. - std::vector<std::uint64_t> ids; - ids.reserve(action.ids.size()); - for (const auto& bookmarkId : action.ids) { - if (!bookmarkId.hasValue()) { - throw ValidationError{"BulkEdit: every id must be engaged"}; - } - const auto id = static_cast<std::uint64_t>(*bookmarkId); - (void) loadOwned(mapper(), id, owner); // throws Forbidden/NotFound -> whole transaction rolls back - ids.push_back(id); - } - - for (const auto id : ids) { - if (action.archive == BulkArchiveOp::Archive) { - ::Lightweight::SqlStatement stmt{mapper().Connection()}; - stmt.Prepare("UPDATE bookmarks SET is_archived = 1, updated_at_ms = ? WHERE id = ?"); - (void) stmt.Execute(nowMs(), id); - } else if (action.archive == BulkArchiveOp::Unarchive) { - ::Lightweight::SqlStatement stmt{mapper().Connection()}; - stmt.Prepare("UPDATE bookmarks SET is_archived = 0, updated_at_ms = ? WHERE id = ?"); - (void) stmt.Execute(nowMs(), id); - } - for (const auto& name : action.addTags) { - const auto tagId = findOrCreateTagId(mapper(), owner, name); - addTagAssociationIfAbsent(mapper(), id, tagId); - } - for (const auto& name : action.removeTags) { - auto tagRows = mapper() - .Query<db::TagRecord>() - .Where(::Lightweight::FieldNameOf<&db::TagRecord::ownerPrincipal>, "=", owner) - .Where(::Lightweight::FieldNameOf<&db::TagRecord::name>, "=", name) - .All(); - if (tagRows.empty()) { - continue; - } - ::Lightweight::SqlStatement stmt{mapper().Connection()}; - stmt.Prepare("DELETE FROM bookmark_tags WHERE bookmark_id = ? AND tag_id = ?"); - (void) stmt.Execute(id, tagRows.front().id.Value()); - } - } - - BulkEditResult result{.affected = Count::fromDouble(static_cast<double>(ids.size()))}; - // idempotencyKey: not a client-supplied op-id (BulkEdit carries none — - // unlike ImportBookmarks, retried bulk edits are not expected to be - // idempotent at this layer), so a fresh key per call is enough to keep - // this row distinguishable from any other outbox row; the relay's - // dedup only matters across relay *retries* of the same row, not - // across separate BulkEdit calls. - writeOutboxEntry(mapper(), owner, action, result, "BulkEdit", - owner + "-bulkedit-" + std::to_string(nowMs())); - transaction.Commit(); - return result; -} - -Ack BookmarkModel::execute(const RecordMetadata& action) { - if (!action.validate()) { - throw ValidationError{"RecordMetadata: id is required"}; - } - // Dispatched only by the internal metadata-fetch worker's - // "system:metadata-fetcher" service principal (Task 12) -- deliberately - // skips the ownership check every GUI-reachable action performs: the - // worker acts *on behalf of* whichever principal owns the row, not on - // behalf of itself. The trust boundary is the signed service-principal - // token verified at authorize()/authenticate() time, not a row-level - // owner match here -- mirrors pastebin::ExpirePaste's identical - // internal-only shape (including the deleted-before-processed no-op - // below, which mirrors ExpirePaste's "already gone" tolerance). - const auto id = static_cast<std::uint64_t>(*action.id); - auto rows = - mapper().Query<db::BookmarkRecord>().Where(::Lightweight::FieldNameOf<&db::BookmarkRecord::id>, "=", id).All(); - if (rows.empty()) { - return Ack{}; - } - auto rec = rows.front(); - if (!action.title.empty()) { - rec.title = action.title; - } - if (!action.faviconPath.empty()) { - rec.faviconPath = action.faviconPath; - } - rec.updatedAtMs = nowMs(); - mapper().Update(rec); - return Ack{}; -} -``` - -- [ ] **Step 8: Run to verify it passes.** - -- [ ] **Step 9: Commit** - -```bash -git add examples/bookmarks/include/bookmarks/db/outbox_entity.hpp \ - examples/bookmarks/src/db/schema.cpp \ - examples/bookmarks/src/models/bookmark_model.cpp \ - examples/bookmarks/tests/test_bookmark_model.cpp -git commit -m "bookmarks: add BulkEdit (outbox-managed) and RecordMetadata" -``` - ---- - -## Task 9: `TagModel` — `RenameTag`, `MergeTags` (outbox-managed), `ListTags` - -**Files:** -- Create: `examples/bookmarks/include/bookmarks/models/tag_model.hpp` -- Create: `examples/bookmarks/src/models/tag_model.cpp` -- Test: `examples/bookmarks/tests/test_tag_model.cpp` - -**Interfaces:** -- Consumes: Tasks 2, 4, 5, 8 (`BookmarkOutboxRecord`, `findOrCreateTagId`- - style patterns — `TagModel` re-implements its own small ownership/outbox - helpers rather than sharing translation units with `BookmarkModel`, the - same "duplicated rather than shared across models" choice - `paste_model.cpp`'s own animal-name keyspace arrays already establish as - this codebase's convention for small internal details). -- Produces: `bookmarks::TagModel`, registered plain, same authorizer. - -`MergeTags`' cascade is this rung's other multi-row, outbox-managed action -(README's split-by-blast-radius rule — `RenameTag` is single-row and stays -on the framework default). - -- [ ] **Step 1: Write the failing test** - -```cpp -// SPDX-License-Identifier: Apache-2.0 -#include "bookmarks/models/bookmark_model.hpp" -#include "bookmarks/models/tag_model.hpp" -#include "testkit/db_fixture.hpp" - -#include <catch2/catch_test_macros.hpp> -#include <morph/session/session.hpp> - -using morph::ladder::testkit::DbFixture; - -namespace { -class ScopedPrincipal { - public: - explicit ScopedPrincipal(std::string principal) : _ctx{.principal = std::move(principal)}, _scope{_ctx} {} - - private: - morph::session::Context _ctx; - morph::session::detail::ScopedContext _scope; -}; -} // namespace - -TEST_CASE("RenameTag renames a tag owned by the caller", "[bookmarks][model]") { - DbFixture fixture; - bookmarks::BookmarkModel bookmarkModel; - bookmarks::TagModel tagModel; - const ScopedPrincipal alice{"alice"}; - - const auto bookmarkId = bookmarkModel.execute(bookmarks::CreateBookmark{.url = "https://one.example", .tags = {"old"}}).id; - const auto tags = tagModel.execute(bookmarks::ListTags{}).tags; - REQUIRE(tags.size() == 1); - const auto tagId = tags.front().id; - - tagModel.execute(bookmarks::RenameTag{.id = tagId, .name = "new"}); - const auto renamed = tagModel.execute(bookmarks::ListTags{}).tags; - REQUIRE(renamed.size() == 1); - CHECK(renamed.front().name == "new"); - CHECK(bookmarkModel.execute(bookmarks::GetBookmark{.id = bookmarkId}).tags == std::vector<std::string>{"new"}); -} - -TEST_CASE("RenameTag against another principal's tag is Forbidden", "[bookmarks][model]") { - DbFixture fixture; - bookmarks::BookmarkModel bookmarkModel; - bookmarks::TagModel tagModel; - bookmarks::TagId aliceTagId; - { - const ScopedPrincipal alice{"alice"}; - bookmarkModel.execute(bookmarks::CreateBookmark{.url = "https://one.example", .tags = {"mine"}}); - aliceTagId = tagModel.execute(bookmarks::ListTags{}).tags.front().id; - } - const ScopedPrincipal mallory{"mallory"}; - REQUIRE_THROWS_AS(tagModel.execute(bookmarks::RenameTag{.id = aliceTagId, .name = "stolen"}), - bookmarks::Forbidden); -} - -TEST_CASE("RenameTag colliding with an existing tag name is a Conflict", "[bookmarks][model]") { - DbFixture fixture; - bookmarks::BookmarkModel bookmarkModel; - bookmarks::TagModel tagModel; - const ScopedPrincipal alice{"alice"}; - bookmarkModel.execute(bookmarks::CreateBookmark{.url = "https://one.example", .tags = {"a", "b"}}); - const auto tags = tagModel.execute(bookmarks::ListTags{}).tags; - const auto tagA = std::ranges::find_if(tags, [](auto& t) { return t.name == "a"; })->id; - REQUIRE_THROWS_AS(tagModel.execute(bookmarks::RenameTag{.id = tagA, .name = "b"}), bookmarks::Conflict); -} - -TEST_CASE("MergeTags reassigns every bookmark from source to target, dedups, and deletes source", - "[bookmarks][model]") { - DbFixture fixture; - bookmarks::BookmarkModel bookmarkModel; - bookmarks::TagModel tagModel; - const ScopedPrincipal alice{"alice"}; - - const auto id1 = bookmarkModel.execute(bookmarks::CreateBookmark{.url = "https://one.example", .tags = {"cpp"}}).id; - const auto id2 = - bookmarkModel.execute(bookmarks::CreateBookmark{.url = "https://two.example", .tags = {"cpp", "c++"}}).id; - const auto tags = tagModel.execute(bookmarks::ListTags{}).tags; - const auto cppId = std::ranges::find_if(tags, [](auto& t) { return t.name == "cpp"; })->id; - const auto cxxId = std::ranges::find_if(tags, [](auto& t) { return t.name == "c++"; })->id; - - tagModel.execute(bookmarks::MergeTags{.sourceId = cppId, .targetId = cxxId}); - - CHECK(bookmarkModel.execute(bookmarks::GetBookmark{.id = id1}).tags == std::vector<std::string>{"c++"}); - auto tagsOfId2 = bookmarkModel.execute(bookmarks::GetBookmark{.id = id2}).tags; - CHECK(tagsOfId2.size() == 1); // "cpp" and "c++" merged into one, not duplicated - CHECK(tagsOfId2.front() == "c++"); - const auto remaining = tagModel.execute(bookmarks::ListTags{}).tags; - CHECK(remaining.size() == 1); // "cpp" is gone -} - -TEST_CASE("MergeTags writes exactly one outbox row", "[bookmarks][model]") { - DbFixture fixture; - bookmarks::BookmarkModel bookmarkModel; - bookmarks::TagModel tagModel; - const ScopedPrincipal alice{"alice"}; - bookmarkModel.execute(bookmarks::CreateBookmark{.url = "https://one.example", .tags = {"a", "b"}}); - const auto tags = tagModel.execute(bookmarks::ListTags{}).tags; - tagModel.execute(bookmarks::MergeTags{.sourceId = tags[0].id, .targetId = tags[1].id}); - - Lightweight::DataMapper mapper; - auto rows = mapper.Query<bookmarks::db::BookmarkOutboxRecord>().All(); - REQUIRE(rows.size() == 1); - CHECK(rows.front().actionType.Value() == "MergeTags"); -} -``` - -- [ ] **Step 2: Run to verify it fails to compile.** - -- [ ] **Step 3: Write `examples/bookmarks/include/bookmarks/models/tag_model.hpp`** - -```cpp -// SPDX-License-Identifier: Apache-2.0 -#pragma once - -#include <morph/core/bridge.hpp> -#include <morph/core/registry.hpp> - -#include "bookmarks/core/errors.hpp" -#include "bookmarks/db/db_model.hpp" -#include "bookmarks/dto/tag_dto.hpp" - -namespace bookmarks { - -/// @brief Rename/merge/list over the `tags` table, scoped to the caller. -/// Registered plain — same rationale as `BookmarkModel`. -class TagModel : private db::WithMapper { -public: - Ack execute(const RenameTag& action); - Ack execute(const MergeTags& action); - ListTagsResult execute(const ListTags& action); -}; - -} // namespace bookmarks - -BRIDGE_REGISTER_MODEL(bookmarks::TagModel, "TagModel") -BRIDGE_REGISTER_ACTION(bookmarks::TagModel, bookmarks::RenameTag, "RenameTag") -// MergeTags is outbox-managed (this task) -- Loggable::No so the framework -// auto-append never double-logs alongside the model's own outbox write. -BRIDGE_REGISTER_ACTION(bookmarks::TagModel, bookmarks::MergeTags, "MergeTags", ::morph::model::Loggable::No) -BRIDGE_REGISTER_ACTION(bookmarks::TagModel, bookmarks::ListTags, "ListTags", ::morph::model::Loggable::No) -``` - -- [ ] **Step 4: Write `examples/bookmarks/src/models/tag_model.cpp`** - -```cpp -// SPDX-License-Identifier: Apache-2.0 -#include "bookmarks/models/tag_model.hpp" - -#include "bookmarks/db/bookmark_tag_entity.hpp" -#include "bookmarks/db/outbox_entity.hpp" -#include "bookmarks/db/tag_entity.hpp" - -#include "clock.hpp" - -#include <Lightweight/DataMapper/DataMapper.hpp> -#include <Lightweight/SqlError.hpp> -#include <Lightweight/SqlErrorDetection.hpp> -#include <Lightweight/SqlStatement.hpp> -#include <Lightweight/SqlTransaction.hpp> - -#include <morph/core/registry.hpp> -#include <morph/session/session.hpp> - -#include <cstdint> -#include <string> - -namespace bookmarks { - -namespace { - -[[nodiscard]] std::int64_t nowMs() noexcept { - return (*::morph::ladder::now().value).value.time_since_epoch().count(); -} - -[[nodiscard]] const std::string& requireOwner() { - const auto* ctx = ::morph::session::current(); - if (ctx == nullptr || ctx->principal.empty()) { - throw Forbidden{"no authenticated principal"}; - } - return ctx->principal; -} - -[[nodiscard]] db::TagRecord loadOwnedTag(::Lightweight::DataMapper& mapper, std::uint64_t id, const std::string& owner) { - auto rows = mapper.Query<db::TagRecord>().Where(::Lightweight::FieldNameOf<&db::TagRecord::id>, "=", id).All(); - if (rows.empty()) { - throw NotFound{"no such tag"}; - } - if (rows.front().ownerPrincipal.Value() != owner) { - throw Forbidden{"tag belongs to a different principal"}; - } - return rows.front(); -} - -} // namespace - -Ack TagModel::execute(const RenameTag& action) { - if (!action.validate()) { - throw ValidationError{"RenameTag: id and a non-empty, bounded name are required"}; - } - const auto& owner = requireOwner(); - auto rec = loadOwnedTag(mapper(), static_cast<std::uint64_t>(*action.id), owner); - rec.name = action.name; - try { - mapper().Update(rec); - } catch (const ::Lightweight::SqlException& error) { - if (::Lightweight::IsUniqueConstraintViolation(error.info(), mapper().Connection().ServerType())) { - throw Conflict{"RenameTag: a tag named '" + action.name + "' already exists"}; - } - throw; - } - return Ack{}; -} - -Ack TagModel::execute(const MergeTags& action) { - if (!action.validate()) { - throw ValidationError{"MergeTags: sourceId and a distinct targetId are required"}; - } - const auto& owner = requireOwner(); - const auto sourceId = static_cast<std::uint64_t>(*action.sourceId); - const auto targetId = static_cast<std::uint64_t>(*action.targetId); - (void) loadOwnedTag(mapper(), sourceId, owner); - (void) loadOwnedTag(mapper(), targetId, owner); - - ::Lightweight::SqlTransaction transaction{mapper().Connection(), ::Lightweight::SqlTransactionMode::ROLLBACK}; - - auto sourceRows = mapper() - .Query<db::BookmarkTagRecord>() - .Where(::Lightweight::FieldNameOf<&db::BookmarkTagRecord::tag>, "=", sourceId) - .All(); - for (const auto& row : sourceRows) { - const auto bookmarkId = row.bookmark.Value(); - auto clash = mapper() - .Query<db::BookmarkTagRecord>() - .Where(::Lightweight::FieldNameOf<&db::BookmarkTagRecord::bookmark>, "=", bookmarkId) - .Where(::Lightweight::FieldNameOf<&db::BookmarkTagRecord::tag>, "=", targetId) - .All(); - if (!clash.empty()) { - // This bookmark already carries the target tag -- reassigning - // would violate the (bookmark_id, tag_id) unique index. Drop - // the source association instead; the target one already - // covers it, so nothing is lost. - ::Lightweight::SqlStatement stmt{mapper().Connection()}; - stmt.Prepare("DELETE FROM bookmark_tags WHERE bookmark_id = ? AND tag_id = ?"); - (void) stmt.Execute(bookmarkId, sourceId); - } else { - auto rec = row; - rec.tag = targetId; - mapper().Update(rec); - } - } - { - ::Lightweight::SqlStatement stmt{mapper().Connection()}; - stmt.Prepare("DELETE FROM tags WHERE id = ?"); - (void) stmt.Execute(sourceId); - } - - Ack result{}; - db::BookmarkOutboxRecord entry; - entry.modelType = "TagModel"; - entry.entityKey = owner; - entry.actionType = "MergeTags"; - entry.payload = ::morph::model::ActionTraits<MergeTags>::toJson(action); - entry.result = ::morph::model::ActionTraits<MergeTags>::resultToJson(result); - entry.principal = owner; - entry.timestampMs = nowMs(); - entry.idempotencyKey = owner + "-mergetags-" + std::to_string(nowMs()); - mapper().Create(entry); - - transaction.Commit(); - return result; -} - -ListTagsResult TagModel::execute(const ListTags&) { - const auto& owner = requireOwner(); - auto rows = - mapper().Query<db::TagRecord>().Where(::Lightweight::FieldNameOf<&db::TagRecord::ownerPrincipal>, "=", owner).All(); - - ListTagsResult result; - for (const auto& rec : rows) { - const auto count = mapper() - .Query<db::BookmarkTagRecord>() - .Where(::Lightweight::FieldNameOf<&db::BookmarkTagRecord::tag>, "=", rec.id.Value()) - .All() - .size(); - TagSummary summary; - summary.id = TagId{static_cast<std::int64_t>(rec.id.Value())}; - summary.name = rec.name.Value(); - summary.bookmarkCount = Count::fromDouble(static_cast<double>(count)); - result.tags.push_back(std::move(summary)); - } - return result; -} - -} // namespace bookmarks -``` - -- [ ] **Step 5: Run to verify it passes.** - -- [ ] **Step 6: Commit** - -```bash -git add examples/bookmarks/include/bookmarks/models/tag_model.hpp \ - examples/bookmarks/src/models/tag_model.cpp \ - examples/bookmarks/tests/test_tag_model.cpp -git commit -m "bookmarks: add TagModel (RenameTag, outbox-managed MergeTags, ListTags)" -``` - ---- - -## Task 10: `SharedFeedModel` - -**Files:** -- Create: `examples/bookmarks/include/bookmarks/models/shared_feed_model.hpp` -- Create: `examples/bookmarks/src/models/shared_feed_model.cpp` -- Test: `examples/bookmarks/tests/test_shared_feed_model.cpp` - -**Interfaces:** Consumes Tasks 2, 3, 4, 5. Produces `bookmarks::SharedFeedModel`. - -Registered plain, same authorizer, same `BookmarksAuthorizer` — **not** -`AllowShared` (this plan's "Corrections to the README" explains why: no -per-user state to converge on, and `AllowShared`'s `BRIDGE_MODEL_KEY` -machinery buys nothing here). `execute()` still requires *some* -authenticated principal (`requireOwner()`, reused only for its -authentication check — its value is never used to filter the query, since -the whole point of this model is a cross-principal read), so a completely -anonymous local-mode caller is refused exactly as consistently as every -other model in this rung, even though the row-level query itself carries -no ownership filter. - -- [ ] **Step 1: Write the failing test** - -```cpp -// SPDX-License-Identifier: Apache-2.0 -#include "bookmarks/models/bookmark_model.hpp" -#include "bookmarks/models/shared_feed_model.hpp" -#include "testkit/db_fixture.hpp" - -#include <catch2/catch_test_macros.hpp> -#include <morph/session/session.hpp> - -using morph::ladder::testkit::DbFixture; - -namespace { -class ScopedPrincipal { - public: - explicit ScopedPrincipal(std::string principal) : _ctx{.principal = std::move(principal)}, _scope{_ctx} {} - - private: - morph::session::Context _ctx; - morph::session::detail::ScopedContext _scope; -}; -} // namespace - -TEST_CASE("ListSharedFeed returns every user's shared bookmarks, never a private one", - "[bookmarks][model]") { - DbFixture fixture; - bookmarks::BookmarkModel bookmarkModel; - bookmarks::SharedFeedModel feedModel; - { - const ScopedPrincipal alice{"alice"}; - bookmarkModel.execute(bookmarks::CreateBookmark{.url = "https://alice-private.example"}); - bookmarkModel.execute( - bookmarks::CreateBookmark{.url = "https://alice-shared.example", .visibility = bookmarks::Visibility::Shared}); - } - const ScopedPrincipal bob{"bob"}; - bookmarkModel.execute( - bookmarks::CreateBookmark{.url = "https://bob-shared.example", .visibility = bookmarks::Visibility::Shared}); - - const auto feed = feedModel.execute(bookmarks::ListSharedFeed{}); - REQUIRE(feed.bookmarks.size() == 2); - for (const auto& row : feed.bookmarks) { - CHECK((row.url == "https://alice-shared.example" || row.url == "https://bob-shared.example")); - } -} - -TEST_CASE("ListSharedFeed excludes an archived-but-shared bookmark", "[bookmarks][model]") { - DbFixture fixture; - bookmarks::BookmarkModel bookmarkModel; - bookmarks::SharedFeedModel feedModel; - const ScopedPrincipal alice{"alice"}; - const auto id = - bookmarkModel.execute(bookmarks::CreateBookmark{.url = "https://one.example", .visibility = bookmarks::Visibility::Shared}).id; - bookmarkModel.execute(bookmarks::ArchiveBookmark{.id = id}); - CHECK(feedModel.execute(bookmarks::ListSharedFeed{}).bookmarks.empty()); -} - -TEST_CASE("ListSharedFeed with no session at all is Forbidden", "[bookmarks][model]") { - DbFixture fixture; - bookmarks::SharedFeedModel feedModel; - REQUIRE_THROWS_AS(feedModel.execute(bookmarks::ListSharedFeed{}), bookmarks::Forbidden); -} -``` - -- [ ] **Step 2: Run to verify it fails to compile.** - -- [ ] **Step 3: Write `examples/bookmarks/include/bookmarks/models/shared_feed_model.hpp`** - -```cpp -// SPDX-License-Identifier: Apache-2.0 -#pragma once - -#include <morph/core/bridge.hpp> -#include <morph/core/registry.hpp> - -#include "bookmarks/core/errors.hpp" -#include "bookmarks/db/db_model.hpp" -#include "bookmarks/dto/shared_feed_dto.hpp" - -namespace bookmarks { - -/// @brief The one cross-principal read in this rung: every `Shared`, -/// non-archived bookmark, from every owner. Registered plain — see -/// this task's own header comment for why `AllowShared` is not used. -class SharedFeedModel : private db::WithMapper { -public: - ListSharedFeedResult execute(const ListSharedFeed& action); -}; - -} // namespace bookmarks - -BRIDGE_REGISTER_MODEL(bookmarks::SharedFeedModel, "SharedFeedModel") -BRIDGE_REGISTER_ACTION(bookmarks::SharedFeedModel, bookmarks::ListSharedFeed, "ListSharedFeed", - ::morph::model::Loggable::No) -``` - -- [ ] **Step 4: Write `examples/bookmarks/src/models/shared_feed_model.cpp`** - -```cpp -// SPDX-License-Identifier: Apache-2.0 -#include "bookmarks/models/shared_feed_model.hpp" - -#include "bookmarks/db/bookmark_entity.hpp" -#include "bookmarks/db/bookmark_tag_entity.hpp" -#include "bookmarks/db/tag_entity.hpp" - -#include "clock.hpp" - -#include <Lightweight/DataMapper/DataMapper.hpp> - -#include <morph/session/session.hpp> - -#include <cstdint> -#include <string> - -namespace bookmarks { - -namespace { - -[[nodiscard]] ::morph::time::Timestamp fromEpochMs(std::int64_t epochMs) noexcept { - return ::morph::time::Timestamp{::morph::time::DateTime{ - std::chrono::sys_time<std::chrono::milliseconds>{std::chrono::milliseconds{epochMs}}}}; -} - -/// @brief Requires *some* authenticated principal, but never filters on it -/// — this model's whole point is a cross-principal read. See this -/// task's own doc comment for why the check still exists. -void requireAnyPrincipal() { - const auto* ctx = ::morph::session::current(); - if (ctx == nullptr || ctx->principal.empty()) { - throw Forbidden{"no authenticated principal"}; - } -} - -} // namespace - -ListSharedFeedResult SharedFeedModel::execute(const ListSharedFeed& action) { - requireAnyPrincipal(); - auto query = mapper().Query<db::BookmarkRecord>(); - (void) query.Where(::Lightweight::FieldNameOf<&db::BookmarkRecord::isShared>, "=", true); - (void) query.Where(::Lightweight::FieldNameOf<&db::BookmarkRecord::isArchived>, "=", false); - if (action.cursor.hasValue()) { - (void) query.Where(::Lightweight::FieldNameOf<&db::BookmarkRecord::id>, "<", - static_cast<std::uint64_t>(*action.cursor)); - } - constexpr std::size_t kPageSize = 20; - auto rows = query.OrderBy(::Lightweight::FieldNameOf<&db::BookmarkRecord::id>, ::Lightweight::SqlResultOrdering::DESCENDING) - .First(kPageSize + 1); - const bool hasMore = rows.size() > kPageSize; - if (hasMore) { - rows.resize(kPageSize); - } - - ListSharedFeedResult result; - for (const auto& rec : rows) { - auto junctionRows = mapper() - .Query<db::BookmarkTagRecord>() - .Where(::Lightweight::FieldNameOf<&db::BookmarkTagRecord::bookmark>, "=", rec.id.Value()) - .All(); - std::vector<std::string> tags; - for (const auto& jrow : junctionRows) { - auto tagRows = - mapper().Query<db::TagRecord>().Where(::Lightweight::FieldNameOf<&db::TagRecord::id>, "=", jrow.tag.Value()).All(); - if (!tagRows.empty()) { - tags.push_back(tagRows.front().name.Value()); - } - } - BookmarkSummary summary; - summary.id = BookmarkId{static_cast<std::int64_t>(rec.id.Value())}; - summary.url = rec.url.Value(); - summary.title = rec.title.Value(); - summary.tags = std::move(tags); - summary.createdAt = fromEpochMs(rec.createdAtMs.Value()); - summary.updatedAt = fromEpochMs(rec.updatedAtMs.Value()); - summary.readState = rec.isUnread.Value() ? ReadState::Unread : ReadState::Read; - summary.archiveState = ArchiveState::Active; // the query already excludes archived rows - summary.visibility = Visibility::Shared; // the query already excludes non-shared rows - result.bookmarks.push_back(std::move(summary)); - } - if (hasMore && !result.bookmarks.empty()) { - result.nextCursor = Cursor{static_cast<std::int64_t>(rows.back().id.Value())}; - } - return result; -} - -} // namespace bookmarks -``` - -- [ ] **Step 5: Run to verify it passes.** - -- [ ] **Step 6: Commit** - -```bash -git add examples/bookmarks/include/bookmarks/models/shared_feed_model.hpp \ - examples/bookmarks/src/models/shared_feed_model.cpp \ - examples/bookmarks/tests/test_shared_feed_model.cpp -git commit -m "bookmarks: add SharedFeedModel" -``` - ---- - -## Task 11: `BookmarkModel` — `ImportBookmarks`/`ExportBookmarks` - -**Files:** -- Create: `examples/bookmarks/include/bookmarks/import/netscape_bookmarks.hpp` -- Create: `examples/bookmarks/src/import/netscape_bookmarks.cpp` -- Modify: `examples/bookmarks/src/models/bookmark_model.cpp` (append two - `execute()` bodies; header already declares both, per this plan's edit to - Task 6) -- Modify: `examples/bookmarks/tests/test_bookmark_model.cpp` - -**Interfaces:** Produces `bookmarks::import::parseNetscapeChunk(std::string_view) --> std::vector<bookmarks::import::ParsedEntry>` (`ParsedEntry{url, title}`, -plain internal structs — not wire DTOs, so ordinary `std::string` fields are -fine here, rule 3 governs only action/result fields) and -`bookmarks::import::escapeHtml(std::string_view) -> std::string`. A -**hand-rolled parser, deliberately minimal** — this rung's own written -justification (`IMPLEMENTATION.md` rule 2's custom-element bar applies by -analogy: morph ships no HTML-parsing facility and none is warranted for one -demo import feature; a hand-rolled Netscape-format scanner is squarely -app-layer, not a framework gap to file). - -- [ ] **Step 1: Write the failing test** - -```cpp -// SPDX-License-Identifier: Apache-2.0 -#include "bookmarks/import/netscape_bookmarks.hpp" - -#include <catch2/catch_test_macros.hpp> - -TEST_CASE("parseNetscapeChunk extracts url and title from <A HREF> entries", - "[bookmarks][import]") { - const std::string chunk = R"(<DL><p> - <DT><A HREF="https://example.com">Example</A> - <DT><A HREF="https://second.example">Second & Site</A> -</DL><p>)"; - const auto entries = bookmarks::import::parseNetscapeChunk(chunk); - REQUIRE(entries.size() == 2); - CHECK(entries[0].url == "https://example.com"); - CHECK(entries[0].title == "Example"); - CHECK(entries[1].url == "https://second.example"); - CHECK(entries[1].title == "Second & Site"); // entity-decoded -} - -TEST_CASE("parseNetscapeChunk skips a malformed <A> with no href", "[bookmarks][import]") { - const std::string chunk = R"(<DT><A>No href here</A> -<DT><A HREF="https://good.example">Good</A>)"; - const auto entries = bookmarks::import::parseNetscapeChunk(chunk); - REQUIRE(entries.size() == 2); - CHECK(entries[0].url.empty()); // caller counts this as skipped - CHECK(entries[1].url == "https://good.example"); -} - -TEST_CASE("escapeHtml escapes the five predefined XML entities", "[bookmarks][import]") { - CHECK(bookmarks::import::escapeHtml("a & b < c > d \"e\" 'f'") == - "a & b < c > d "e" 'f'"); -} -``` - -- [ ] **Step 2: Run to verify it fails.** - -- [ ] **Step 3: Write `examples/bookmarks/include/bookmarks/import/netscape_bookmarks.hpp`** - -```cpp -// SPDX-License-Identifier: Apache-2.0 -#pragma once - -#include <string> -#include <string_view> -#include <vector> - -namespace bookmarks::import { - -/// @brief One parsed `<A HREF="...">title</A>` entry. `url` empty means -/// "malformed, skip" — the caller (`BookmarkModel::execute(const -/// ImportBookmarks&)`) counts these toward `skipped`, not `imported`. -struct ParsedEntry { - std::string url; - std::string title; -}; - -/// @brief Extracts every `<A HREF="...">...</A>` entry from one Netscape -/// Bookmark File chunk. Deliberately minimal: recognizes `HREF` -/// case-insensitively, decodes the five predefined XML entities in -/// the title text, and tolerates (by skipping) an `<A>` with no -/// `HREF` attribute or an unterminated tag. Anything this rung's own -/// `ExportBookmarks` never produces (nested tags inside the title, -/// `HREF` values containing an escaped quote) is out of scope by -/// design, not an oversight — see this task's own header comment. -/// @param chunk Raw HTML/text to scan. -/// @return Every entry found, in document order. -[[nodiscard]] std::vector<ParsedEntry> parseNetscapeChunk(std::string_view chunk); - -/// @brief Escapes `&`, `<`, `>`, `"`, and `'` for safe inclusion in -/// generated Netscape Bookmark File output. -/// @param text Raw text to escape. -/// @return The escaped text. -[[nodiscard]] std::string escapeHtml(std::string_view text); - -} // namespace bookmarks::import -``` - -- [ ] **Step 4: Write `examples/bookmarks/src/import/netscape_bookmarks.cpp`** - -```cpp -// SPDX-License-Identifier: Apache-2.0 -#include "bookmarks/import/netscape_bookmarks.hpp" - -#include <cctype> - -namespace bookmarks::import { - -namespace { - -[[nodiscard]] std::string decodeEntities(std::string_view text) { - std::string out; - out.reserve(text.size()); - for (std::size_t i = 0; i < text.size();) { - if (text[i] == '&') { - if (text.substr(i, 5) == "&") { - out += '&'; - i += 5; - continue; - } - if (text.substr(i, 4) == "<") { - out += '<'; - i += 4; - continue; - } - if (text.substr(i, 4) == ">") { - out += '>'; - i += 4; - continue; - } - if (text.substr(i, 6) == """) { - out += '"'; - i += 6; - continue; - } - if (text.substr(i, 6) == "';" || text.substr(i, 5) == "'") { - out += '\''; - i += 5; - continue; - } - } - out += text[i]; - ++i; - } - return out; -} - -/// @brief Case-insensitive substring search for @p needle in @p haystack, -/// starting at @p from. -[[nodiscard]] std::size_t findCaseInsensitive(std::string_view haystack, std::string_view needle, std::size_t from) { - if (needle.empty() || needle.size() > haystack.size()) { - return std::string_view::npos; - } - for (std::size_t i = from; i + needle.size() <= haystack.size(); ++i) { - bool match = true; - for (std::size_t j = 0; j < needle.size(); ++j) { - if (std::tolower(static_cast<unsigned char>(haystack[i + j])) != - std::tolower(static_cast<unsigned char>(needle[j]))) { - match = false; - break; - } - } - if (match) { - return i; - } - } - return std::string_view::npos; -} - -} // namespace - -std::vector<ParsedEntry> parseNetscapeChunk(std::string_view chunk) { - std::vector<ParsedEntry> entries; - std::size_t pos = 0; - while (true) { - const auto tagStart = findCaseInsensitive(chunk, "<a", pos); - if (tagStart == std::string_view::npos) { - break; - } - const auto tagEnd = chunk.find('>', tagStart); - if (tagEnd == std::string_view::npos) { - break; // unterminated tag -- nothing more to parse in this chunk - } - const auto closeStart = findCaseInsensitive(chunk, "</a>", tagEnd); - if (closeStart == std::string_view::npos) { - break; // unterminated element - } - - const std::string_view attrs = chunk.substr(tagStart, tagEnd - tagStart); - ParsedEntry entry; - const auto hrefPos = findCaseInsensitive(attrs, "href=", 0); - if (hrefPos != std::string_view::npos) { - auto valueStart = hrefPos + 5; - if (valueStart < attrs.size() && attrs[valueStart] == '"') { - const auto valueEnd = attrs.find('"', valueStart + 1); - if (valueEnd != std::string_view::npos) { - entry.url = std::string{attrs.substr(valueStart + 1, valueEnd - valueStart - 1)}; - } - } - } - entry.title = decodeEntities(chunk.substr(tagEnd + 1, closeStart - tagEnd - 1)); - entries.push_back(std::move(entry)); - - pos = closeStart + 4; - } - return entries; -} - -std::string escapeHtml(std::string_view text) { - std::string out; - out.reserve(text.size()); - for (const char ch : text) { - switch (ch) { - case '&': out += "&"; break; - case '<': out += "<"; break; - case '>': out += ">"; break; - case '"': out += """; break; - case '\'': out += "'"; break; - default: out += ch; - } - } - return out; -} - -} // namespace bookmarks::import -``` - -- [ ] **Step 5: Run to verify the parser tests pass, then write the failing model-level tests (appended to `test_bookmark_model.cpp`)** - -```cpp -TEST_CASE("ImportBookmarks stores every well-formed entry in one chunk", "[bookmarks][model]") { - DbFixture fixture; - bookmarks::BookmarkModel model; - const ScopedPrincipal alice{"alice"}; - - bookmarks::ImportBookmarks action; - action.chunk = R"(<DT><A HREF="https://one.example">One</A> -<DT><A HREF="https://two.example">Two</A> -<DT><A>No href</A>)"; - action.opId = bookmarks::ImportOpId{"chunk-1"}; - const auto result = model.execute(action); - CHECK(morph::math::floor(*result.imported) == 2); - CHECK(morph::math::floor(*result.skipped) == 1); - - const auto page = model.execute(bookmarks::ListBookmarks{}); - CHECK(page.bookmarks.size() == 2); -} - -TEST_CASE("ImportBookmarks is idempotent on a retried opId", "[bookmarks][model]") { - DbFixture fixture; - bookmarks::BookmarkModel model; - const ScopedPrincipal alice{"alice"}; - - bookmarks::ImportBookmarks action; - action.chunk = R"(<DT><A HREF="https://one.example">One</A>)"; - action.opId = bookmarks::ImportOpId{"chunk-retry"}; - model.execute(action); - model.execute(action); // simulates a retry after a dropped connection - - const auto page = model.execute(bookmarks::ListBookmarks{}); - CHECK(page.bookmarks.size() == 1); // not duplicated -} - -TEST_CASE("ExportBookmarks emits every owned bookmark as a Netscape file, and it re-imports", - "[bookmarks][model]") { - DbFixture fixture; - bookmarks::BookmarkModel model; - { - const ScopedPrincipal alice{"alice"}; - model.execute(bookmarks::CreateBookmark{.url = "https://one.example", .title = "One"}); - model.execute(bookmarks::CreateBookmark{.url = "https://two.example", .title = "Two"}); - } - std::string exported; - { - const ScopedPrincipal alice{"alice"}; - exported = model.execute(bookmarks::ExportBookmarks{}).html; - } - CHECK(exported.find("https://one.example") != std::string::npos); - CHECK(exported.find("https://two.example") != std::string::npos); - - const ScopedPrincipal bob{"bob"}; - bookmarks::ImportBookmarks reimport; - reimport.chunk = exported; - reimport.opId = bookmarks::ImportOpId{"reimport-1"}; - const auto result = model.execute(reimport); - CHECK(morph::math::floor(*result.imported) == 2); -} -``` - -- [ ] **Step 6: Append to `examples/bookmarks/src/models/bookmark_model.cpp`** - -```cpp -// (near the top) -#include "bookmarks/db/imported_op_entity.hpp" -#include "bookmarks/import/netscape_bookmarks.hpp" -``` - -```cpp -ImportBookmarksResult BookmarkModel::execute(const ImportBookmarks& action) { - if (!action.validate()) { - throw ValidationError{"ImportBookmarks: a non-empty, bounded chunk and opId are required"}; - } - const auto& owner = requireOwner(); - const auto& opIdStr = *action.opId; - - auto existingOp = mapper() - .Query<db::ImportedOpRecord>() - .Where(::Lightweight::FieldNameOf<&db::ImportedOpRecord::ownerPrincipal>, "=", owner) - .Where(::Lightweight::FieldNameOf<&db::ImportedOpRecord::opId>, "=", opIdStr) - .All(); - if (!existingOp.empty()) { - // Already applied -- a retried chunk after a dropped connection is - // a safe no-op, per this task's idempotency requirement. Reports - // zero: the caller's own first, successful attempt already learned - // the real counts, and a retry's purpose is confirming "did this - // land," not re-reporting them. - return ImportBookmarksResult{.imported = Count::fromDouble(0.0), .skipped = Count::fromDouble(0.0)}; - } - - const auto entries = ::bookmarks::import::parseNetscapeChunk(action.chunk); - std::size_t imported = 0; - std::size_t skipped = 0; - - ::Lightweight::SqlTransaction transaction{mapper().Connection(), ::Lightweight::SqlTransactionMode::ROLLBACK}; - for (const auto& entry : entries) { - if (entry.url.empty()) { - ++skipped; - continue; - } - db::BookmarkRecord rec; - rec.ownerPrincipal = owner; - rec.url = entry.url; - rec.title = entry.title; - const auto now = nowMs(); - rec.createdAtMs = now; - rec.updatedAtMs = now; - mapper().Create(rec); - ++imported; - } - db::ImportedOpRecord op; - op.ownerPrincipal = owner; - op.opId = opIdStr; - op.appliedAtMs = nowMs(); - mapper().Create(op); - transaction.Commit(); - - return ImportBookmarksResult{.imported = Count::fromDouble(static_cast<double>(imported)), - .skipped = Count::fromDouble(static_cast<double>(skipped))}; -} - -ExportBookmarksResult BookmarkModel::execute(const ExportBookmarks&) { - const auto& owner = requireOwner(); - auto rows = mapper() - .Query<db::BookmarkRecord>() - .Where(::Lightweight::FieldNameOf<&db::BookmarkRecord::ownerPrincipal>, "=", owner) - .All(); - std::string html = "<!DOCTYPE NETSCAPE-Bookmark-file-1>\n<TITLE>Bookmarks\n

Bookmarks

\n

\n"; - for (const auto& rec : rows) { - html += "

" + - ::bookmarks::import::escapeHtml(rec.title.Value()) + "\n"; - } - html += "

\n"; - return ExportBookmarksResult{.html = std::move(html)}; -} -``` - -- [ ] **Step 7: Run to verify it passes.** - -- [ ] **Step 8: Commit** - -```bash -git add examples/bookmarks/include/bookmarks/import/ examples/bookmarks/src/import/ \ - examples/bookmarks/src/models/bookmark_model.cpp examples/bookmarks/tests/test_bookmark_model.cpp -git commit -m "bookmarks: add Netscape import/export" -``` - ---- - -## Task 12: `App` — server bootstrap, metadata-fetch worker, outbox relay - -**Files:** -- Create: `examples/bookmarks/include/bookmarks/app/metadata_fetcher.hpp` -- Create: `examples/bookmarks/include/bookmarks/dto/auth_dto.hpp` -- Create: `examples/bookmarks/src/dto/auth_dto.cpp` -- Create: `examples/bookmarks/include/bookmarks/models/auth_model.hpp` -- Create: `examples/bookmarks/src/models/auth_model.cpp` -- Create: `examples/bookmarks/include/bookmarks/app/app.hpp` -- Create: `examples/bookmarks/src/app/app.cpp` -- Test: `examples/bookmarks/tests/test_app.cpp` - -**Interfaces:** -- Produces: `bookmarks::app::IBookmarkMetadataFetcher` (injectable, one - `fetch(url) -> FetchedMetadata{title, faviconPath}` method), - `bookmarks::app::NullMetadataFetcher` (deterministic, no real network — - see below), `bookmarks::AuthToken`, `bookmarks::Login`/ - `bookmarks::LoginResult`, `bookmarks::AuthModel` (mints a signed token — - the *only* action `authorizeRegister` lets an unauthenticated caller - reach, Task 1's exemption), `bookmarks::app::App` (owns the - `RemoteServer` + `BookmarksAuthorizer`, installs the process-global - `TokenIssuer` (`auth::setTokenIssuer`) `AuthModel` reads, and owns the - metadata-fetch worker and the outbox relay). Consumed by Task 13's server - binary and Task 15/16's tests. - -**Why no real HTTP client**: morph ships no HTTP client, and building one -is squarely out of this rung's scope — the framework subsystem under -stress here is the **background-job dispatch pattern** (an internal client -routing through the full server pipeline, README's resolved design), not -network I/O. `IBookmarkMetadataFetcher` is the pluggable extension point a -real deployment would implement; this rung ships only -`NullMetadataFetcher`, which performs no I/O and returns an empty -`FetchedMetadata` — deterministic and instant, so tests never depend on -timing or a real network. - -- [ ] **Step 1: Write `examples/bookmarks/include/bookmarks/app/metadata_fetcher.hpp`** - -```cpp -// SPDX-License-Identifier: Apache-2.0 -#pragma once - -#include - -namespace bookmarks::app { - -/// @brief What a metadata fetch produces. Both fields empty is a legitimate -/// "found nothing" result, not a distinguished failure — mirrors -/// `RecordMetadata`'s own "empty = not found" DTO convention. -struct FetchedMetadata { - std::string title; - std::string faviconPath; -}; - -/// @brief Pluggable page-metadata fetcher. See this task's own header -/// comment for why morph/this rung ships no real HTTP implementation. -class IBookmarkMetadataFetcher { -public: - virtual ~IBookmarkMetadataFetcher() = default; - - /// @brief Fetches title/favicon metadata for @p url. - /// @param url The bookmark's url. - /// @return The fetched metadata, or an empty one if nothing was found. - [[nodiscard]] virtual FetchedMetadata fetch(const std::string& url) = 0; -}; - -/// @brief The shipped default: performs no I/O, always returns an empty -/// result. Deterministic and instant, for tests and for a -/// deployment that has not yet plugged in a real fetcher. -class NullMetadataFetcher : public IBookmarkMetadataFetcher { -public: - [[nodiscard]] FetchedMetadata fetch(const std::string&) override { return {}; } -}; - -} // namespace bookmarks::app -``` - -- [ ] **Step 2: Write `examples/bookmarks/include/bookmarks/dto/auth_dto.hpp`** - -Every model-bearing action in this rung needs a signed token before it can -do anything (`BookmarksAuthorizer::authorizeRegister`, Task 1) — `Login` is -how a caller gets one in the first place, so it is deliberately the *one* -action in this rung `authorizeRegister` lets an unauthenticated caller -reach (Task 1's `modelType == "AuthModel"` exemption). - -**Dev-mode login, stated plainly, not smoothed over**: `Login` takes a bare -`username` with no password or other credential — this rung ships no user -registry, no password hashing, no account-recovery flow, none of which -`examples/bookmarks/README.md` asks for (its DoD is "two users... with -isolated collections," not a production auth system). What *is* real and -load-bearing: the **token** `Login` mints is a genuine, server-signed -`SigningAuthorizer`-verified credential — nothing about `EditBookmark`, -`GetBookmark`, or any other action trusts a client's claimed identity -un-verified. The trust boundary this rung actually stress-tests -(`authenticate` → `authorize`/`authorizeInstance`/`authorizeRegister` → -`session::current()->principal` inside a model) is exactly as real after -login as a production deployment's would be; only the *login step itself* -is a stand-in for a real credential check, which a real deployment would -replace with one (password verification, OAuth, etc.) without touching -anything downstream of `Login` at all — the seam is exactly at -`AuthModel::execute(const Login&)`'s body, and nowhere else. - -```cpp -// SPDX-License-Identifier: Apache-2.0 -#pragma once - -#include -#include -#include -#include -#include - -namespace bookmarks { - -/// @brief Opaque bearer-token newtype (`IMPLEMENTATION.md` rule 3's -/// protocol-scalars row: capability/confirmation tokens get a named -/// opaque wrapper, never a loose `std::string`). Same -/// `hasValue()`-capable shape as `PasteId`/`BookmarkId` — see -/// either's doc comment for the `fromOptional` factory rationale. -/// Named `AuthToken`, not `SessionToken`, to avoid colliding with -/// `morph::session::SessionToken` (an unrelated type this DTO's own -/// model wraps, not reuses). -struct AuthToken { - std::optional value; - - constexpr AuthToken() noexcept = default; - explicit AuthToken(std::string token) noexcept : value{std::move(token)} {} - - [[nodiscard]] static AuthToken fromOptional(std::optional payload) noexcept { - AuthToken result; - result.value = std::move(payload); - return result; - } - - [[nodiscard]] bool hasValue() const noexcept { return value.has_value(); } - // NOLINTNEXTLINE(bugprone-unchecked-optional-access) - [[nodiscard]] const std::string& operator*() const noexcept { return *value; } - [[nodiscard]] auto operator<=>(const AuthToken&) const noexcept = default; -}; - -/// @brief Dev-mode login: no password. See this task's own step comment -/// for exactly what that does and does not mean for this rung's -/// security posture. -struct Login { - std::string username; - - /// @brief Reuses `auth::isValidPrincipal` — a username this rejects - /// could never be used as an `ownerPrincipal` anywhere else in - /// this rung anyway (Task 1's own charset rationale, including - /// finding 026's defense-in-depth argument). - [[nodiscard]] bool validate() const noexcept; -}; - -struct LoginResult { - AuthToken token; - std::string principal; // echoes the verified username back for display -}; - -} // namespace bookmarks - -template <> -struct glz::meta { - static constexpr auto value = &bookmarks::AuthToken::value; - static constexpr std::string_view name = "AuthToken"; -}; -``` - -`Login::validate()` is declared, not defined inline, because it needs -`auth::isValidPrincipal` (`bookmarks/auth/bookmarks_authorizer.hpp`) — -including that header here would pull `morph/session/session_auth.hpp` -(and, transitively, its whole HMAC/base64 implementation) into every -translation unit that only wants the DTO shape. Define it in a small -`.cpp` instead: - -```cpp -// examples/bookmarks/src/dto/auth_dto.cpp -// SPDX-License-Identifier: Apache-2.0 -#include "bookmarks/dto/auth_dto.hpp" - -#include "bookmarks/auth/bookmarks_authorizer.hpp" - -namespace bookmarks { - -bool Login::validate() const noexcept { return auth::isValidPrincipal(username); } - -} // namespace bookmarks -``` - -- [ ] **Step 3: Write `examples/bookmarks/include/bookmarks/models/auth_model.hpp`/`.cpp`** - -```cpp -// examples/bookmarks/include/bookmarks/models/auth_model.hpp -// SPDX-License-Identifier: Apache-2.0 -#pragma once - -#include -#include - -#include "bookmarks/core/errors.hpp" -#include "bookmarks/dto/auth_dto.hpp" - -namespace bookmarks { - -/// @brief Mints a signed token for whichever `username` the caller claims — -/// see `auth_dto.hpp`'s own doc comment for exactly what "dev-mode -/// login" does and does not mean here. Stateless: no database, no -/// `WithMapper` base, since there is nothing to persist. -class AuthModel { -public: - LoginResult execute(const Login& action); -}; - -} // namespace bookmarks - -BRIDGE_REGISTER_MODEL(bookmarks::AuthModel, "AuthModel") -BRIDGE_REGISTER_ACTION(bookmarks::AuthModel, bookmarks::Login, "Login", ::morph::model::Loggable::No) -``` - -```cpp -// examples/bookmarks/src/models/auth_model.cpp -// SPDX-License-Identifier: Apache-2.0 -#include "bookmarks/models/auth_model.hpp" - -#include "bookmarks/auth/bookmarks_authorizer.hpp" - -#include - -namespace bookmarks { - -LoginResult AuthModel::execute(const Login& action) { - if (!action.validate()) { - throw ValidationError{"Login: username must be a valid principal"}; - } - auto issuer = auth::tokenIssuer(); - if (!issuer) { - // No App has installed one yet -- e.g. a test that constructs - // AuthModel without going through App's constructor. A clear, - // typed failure, not a null-dereference. - throw ValidationError{"Login: no token issuer installed"}; - } - const auto token = issuer->issue(::morph::session::SessionToken{ - .principal = action.username, - .issuedAtMs = 0, - .expiresAtMs = 4102444800000, // year 2100 -- this rung sets no shorter session lifetime - .roles = {}, - }); - return LoginResult{.token = AuthToken{token}, .principal = action.username}; -} - -} // namespace bookmarks -``` - -- [ ] **Step 4: Write the failing test** - -```cpp -// SPDX-License-Identifier: Apache-2.0 -#include "bookmarks/app/app.hpp" -#include "bookmarks/models/bookmark_model.hpp" -#include "testkit/backend_rig.hpp" -#include "testkit/db_fixture.hpp" -#include "testkit/pump.hpp" - -#include -#include - -using morph::ladder::testkit::awaitQt; -using morph::ladder::testkit::DbFixture; -using morph::ladder::testkit::pumpUntil; - -namespace { -class ScopedPrincipal { - public: - explicit ScopedPrincipal(std::string principal) : _ctx{.principal = std::move(principal)}, _scope{_ctx} {} - - private: - morph::session::Context _ctx; - morph::session::detail::ScopedContext _scope; -}; - -class StubFetcher : public bookmarks::app::IBookmarkMetadataFetcher { - public: - bookmarks::app::FetchedMetadata fetch(const std::string& url) override { - return {.title = "Fetched: " + url, .faviconPath = ""}; - } -}; -} // namespace - -TEST_CASE("App::fetchMetadataOnce records fetched titles for every empty-title bookmark", - "[bookmarks][app]") { - DbFixture fixture; - bookmarks::BookmarkModel model; - bookmarks::BookmarkId id; - { - const ScopedPrincipal alice{"alice"}; - id = model.execute(bookmarks::CreateBookmark{.url = "https://one.example"}).id; // no title - } - - bookmarks::app::App app{fixture.actionLogPath(), "test-secret", std::make_shared(), - std::chrono::hours{1}, std::chrono::hours{1}}; - app.fetchMetadataOnce(); - REQUIRE(pumpUntil([&app] { return !app.fetchInFlight(); })); - - const ScopedPrincipal alice{"alice"}; - CHECK(model.execute(bookmarks::GetBookmark{.id = id}).title == "Fetched: https://one.example"); -} - -TEST_CASE("App::fetchMetadataOnce leaves an already-titled bookmark untouched", "[bookmarks][app]") { - DbFixture fixture; - bookmarks::BookmarkModel model; - { - const ScopedPrincipal alice{"alice"}; - model.execute(bookmarks::CreateBookmark{.url = "https://one.example", .title = "Already Set"}); - } - bookmarks::app::App app{fixture.actionLogPath(), "test-secret", std::make_shared(), - std::chrono::hours{1}, std::chrono::hours{1}}; - app.fetchMetadataOnce(); - REQUIRE(pumpUntil([&app] { return !app.fetchInFlight(); })); - const ScopedPrincipal alice{"alice"}; - CHECK(model.execute(bookmarks::GetBookmark{.id = model.execute(bookmarks::ListBookmarks{}).bookmarks.front().id}) - .title == "Already Set"); -} - -TEST_CASE("App::relayOutboxOnce drains a BulkEdit outbox row into the durable action log", - "[bookmarks][app]") { - DbFixture fixture; - bookmarks::BookmarkModel model; - const ScopedPrincipal alice{"alice"}; - const auto id = model.execute(bookmarks::CreateBookmark{.url = "https://one.example"}).id; - bookmarks::BulkEdit edit; - edit.ids = {id}; - edit.archive = bookmarks::BulkArchiveOp::Archive; - model.execute(edit); - - Lightweight::DataMapper mapper; - REQUIRE(mapper.Query().All().size() == 1); - - bookmarks::app::App app{fixture.actionLogPath(), "test-secret", std::make_shared(), - std::chrono::hours{1}, std::chrono::hours{1}}; - app.relayOutboxOnce(); - CHECK(mapper.Query().All().empty()); -} - -TEST_CASE("AuthModel::execute(Login) mints a token that verifies against the same App's authorizer", - "[bookmarks][app]") { - DbFixture fixture; - bookmarks::app::App app{fixture.actionLogPath(), "login-test-secret"}; - bookmarks::AuthModel authModel; - const auto result = authModel.execute(bookmarks::Login{.username = "alice"}); - REQUIRE(result.token.hasValue()); - CHECK(result.principal == "alice"); - - const bookmarks::auth::BookmarksAuthorizer authz{"login-test-secret"}; - morph::session::Context ctx; - ctx.token = *result.token; - const auto principal = authz.authenticate(ctx); - REQUIRE(principal.has_value()); - CHECK(*principal == "alice"); -} - -TEST_CASE("AuthModel::execute(Login) throws before any App has installed a TokenIssuer", - "[bookmarks][app]") { - bookmarks::AuthModel authModel; - REQUIRE_THROWS_AS(authModel.execute(bookmarks::Login{.username = "alice"}), bookmarks::ValidationError); -} - -TEST_CASE("Login rejects an invalid username via the shared principal charset", "[bookmarks][app]") { - bookmarks::AuthModel authModel; - REQUIRE_THROWS_AS(authModel.execute(bookmarks::Login{.username = ""}), bookmarks::ValidationError); -} -``` - -(Add `#include "bookmarks/models/auth_model.hpp"` to this test file's -includes. The "throws before any App has installed a TokenIssuer" case must -run in a process where no earlier test in the same binary has left an `App` -alive — Catch2 runs `TEST_CASE`s in one process, and `~App()` clears the -global issuer per this task's own `App::~App()`, so as long as every other -`[bookmarks][app]` case constructs its own `App` as a local (destroyed at -scope exit, which every case above already does), this one sees a clean -`nullptr` regardless of run order.) - -(`DbFixture::actionLogPath()` — confirm this accessor exists on the shared -testkit fixture during implementation; if it does not, add a one-line -accessor to `examples/common/testkit/db_fixture.hpp` returning a -`std::filesystem::path` next to its existing database-path member, matching -whatever naming convention that file already uses for the database path.) - -- [ ] **Step 5: Run to verify it fails to compile.** - -- [ ] **Step 6: Write `examples/bookmarks/include/bookmarks/app/app.hpp`** - -```cpp -// SPDX-License-Identifier: Apache-2.0 -#pragma once - -#include "bookmarks/app/metadata_fetcher.hpp" - -#include -#include -#include -#include -#include -#include - -#include -#include - -#include -#include -#include -#include -#include -#include - -namespace bookmarks::app { - -/// @brief Owns the server-side pieces every bookmarks deployment shares: -/// the worker pool, the `RemoteServer` with a real -/// `auth::BookmarksAuthorizer` installed, the durable -/// `FileActionLog`, the periodic metadata-fetch worker, and the -/// periodic outbox relay. Mirrors `pastebin::app::App`'s shape — -/// same declaration-order-for-teardown-safety rationale (see that -/// header's own comment), same internal-client pattern for -/// dispatching background work. -class App : public QObject { - Q_OBJECT -public: - /// @param actionLogPath Where `FileActionLog` persists entries. - /// @param tokenSecret Shared secret for `BookmarksAuthorizer` and - /// the metadata-fetch worker's own `TokenIssuer` - /// — both must use the same secret so the - /// worker's self-minted token verifies. - /// @param fetcher Metadata fetch implementation; defaults to - /// `NullMetadataFetcher` (no real network). - /// @param fetchInterval How often the metadata-fetch worker runs. - /// Tests pass a long interval and call - /// `fetchMetadataOnce()` directly instead. - /// @param relayInterval How often the outbox relay runs. Same testing - /// convention as `fetchInterval`. - /// @param workers Size of the model worker pool. - /// @param parent Optional `QObject` parent. - explicit App(std::filesystem::path actionLogPath, std::string tokenSecret, - std::shared_ptr fetcher = std::make_shared(), - std::chrono::milliseconds fetchInterval = std::chrono::seconds{5}, - std::chrono::milliseconds relayInterval = std::chrono::seconds{2}, std::size_t workers = 4, - QObject* parent = nullptr); - - ~App() override; - - App(const App&) = delete; - App& operator=(const App&) = delete; - App(App&&) = delete; - App& operator=(App&&) = delete; - - /// @brief The server every transport wraps or dispatches against. - [[nodiscard]] std::shared_ptr<::morph::backend::RemoteServer> server() const noexcept { return _server; } - - /// @brief Finds every bookmark (across every owner) with an empty - /// title, calls the injected fetcher, and dispatches - /// `RecordMetadata` through the internal client for each. Does - /// not block on the dispatched calls settling. - void fetchMetadataOnce(); - - /// @brief Whether any `RecordMetadata` dispatched by a previous - /// `fetchMetadataOnce()` has not settled yet. Same settle-seam - /// contract as `pastebin::app::App::sweepInFlight()` — pump on - /// this until it is `false`, then destroy. - [[nodiscard]] bool fetchInFlight() const noexcept { return _fetchInFlight->load() != 0; } - - /// @brief Drains `bookmark_outbox` into the durable action log via - /// `journal::OutboxRelay`. Synchronous — no in-flight seam - /// needed, unlike the fetch worker's async dispatch. - void relayOutboxOnce(); - -private: - // See pastebin::app::App's identical comment: the executor must be - // declared (and therefore destroyed) after the pool, so every - // in-flight dispatch has resolved (the pool's destructor joins its - // threads) before the executor those completions post through goes away. - ::morph::qt::QtExecutor _fetchExecutor; - std::shared_ptr> _fetchInFlight{std::make_shared>(0)}; - std::shared_ptr<::morph::journal::FileActionLog> _actionLog; - ::morph::exec::ThreadPoolExecutor _pool; - std::shared_ptr<::morph::backend::RemoteServer> _server; - ::morph::bridge::Bridge _fetchBridge; - std::shared_ptr _fetcher; - QTimer _fetchTimer; - QTimer _relayTimer; -}; - -} // namespace bookmarks::app -``` - -- [ ] **Step 7: Write `examples/bookmarks/src/app/app.cpp`** - -```cpp -// SPDX-License-Identifier: Apache-2.0 -#include "bookmarks/app/app.hpp" - -#include "bookmarks/auth/bookmarks_authorizer.hpp" -#include "bookmarks/db/bookmark_entity.hpp" -#include "bookmarks/db/outbox_entity.hpp" -#include "bookmarks/dto/bookmark_dto.hpp" -#include "bookmarks/models/bookmark_model.hpp" - -#include -#include - -#include -#include - -#include -#include -#include - -namespace bookmarks::app { - -App::App(std::filesystem::path actionLogPath, std::string tokenSecret, - std::shared_ptr fetcher, std::chrono::milliseconds fetchInterval, - std::chrono::milliseconds relayInterval, std::size_t workers, QObject* parent) - : QObject{parent}, - _actionLog{std::make_shared<::morph::journal::FileActionLog>(std::move(actionLogPath))}, - _pool{workers}, - _server{std::make_shared<::morph::backend::RemoteServer>( - _pool, std::make_shared(tokenSecret))}, - _fetchBridge{std::make_unique<::morph::backend::SimulatedRemoteBackend>(*_server)}, - _fetcher{std::move(fetcher)} { - ::morph::journal::setActionLog(_actionLog); - - // Installed process-wide so AuthModel::execute(const Login&) (Task 12's - // own earlier step) can mint tokens that verify against this exact - // secret -- the same "registry-constructed models have no DI seam" - // answer morph::journal::setActionLog already uses just above. - auth::setTokenIssuer(std::make_shared<::morph::session::TokenIssuer>(tokenSecret)); - - // The worker's self-minted service-principal token -- README's - // resolved service-principal convention. Shares tokenSecret with the - // authorizer above, so it verifies exactly like a real user's. - const ::morph::session::TokenIssuer issuer{tokenSecret}; - ::morph::session::Context session; - session.principal = std::string{auth::kMetadataFetcherPrincipal}; - session.token = issuer.issue(::morph::session::SessionToken{ - .principal = std::string{auth::kMetadataFetcherPrincipal}, - .issuedAtMs = 0, - .expiresAtMs = 4102444800000, // year 2100 -- the process's own lifetime is the real bound - .roles = {}, - }); - _fetchBridge.setDefaultSession(session); - - connect(&_fetchTimer, &QTimer::timeout, this, &App::fetchMetadataOnce); - _fetchTimer.start(fetchInterval); - connect(&_relayTimer, &QTimer::timeout, this, &App::relayOutboxOnce); - _relayTimer.start(relayInterval); -} - -App::~App() { - _fetchTimer.stop(); - _relayTimer.stop(); - ::morph::journal::setActionLog(nullptr); - // Matches setActionLog's own clear-on-destruction discipline just - // above: a later test that never constructs an App must see - // auth::tokenIssuer() == nullptr, not a previous test's still-live - // issuer (holding a *different* secret than whatever that later test - // expects to be the "wrong" or "absent" one). - auth::setTokenIssuer(nullptr); -} - -void App::fetchMetadataOnce() { - std::vector> needsFetch; - { - ::Lightweight::SqlStatement stmt; - stmt.Prepare("SELECT id, url FROM bookmarks WHERE title = ''"); - auto cursor = stmt.Execute(); - while (cursor.FetchRow()) { - needsFetch.emplace_back(cursor.GetColumn(1), cursor.GetColumn(2)); - } - } - if (needsFetch.empty()) { - return; - } - - // Same shared_ptr-captured-handler pattern as - // pastebin::app::App::sweepExpiredOnce() -- see that function's own - // extensive doc comment for the exact race this closes (a plain local - // handler destroyed before RemoteServer has looked up the target - // instance would silently drop the reclaim/record). - auto handler = std::make_shared<::morph::bridge::BridgeHandler>(_fetchBridge, &_fetchExecutor); - auto inFlight = _fetchInFlight; - for (const auto& [id, url] : needsFetch) { - const auto metadata = _fetcher->fetch(url); // synchronous by design -- see metadata_fetcher.hpp - inFlight->fetch_add(1); - handler - ->execute(RecordMetadata{.id = BookmarkId{static_cast(id)}, .title = metadata.title, - .faviconPath = metadata.faviconPath}) - .then([handler, inFlight](Ack) { inFlight->fetch_sub(1); }) - .onError([handler, inFlight, id](const std::exception_ptr&) { - inFlight->fetch_sub(1); - ::morph::log::logError("[bookmarks::App] metadata fetch: RecordMetadata failed for bookmark " + - std::to_string(id)); - }); - } -} - -void App::relayOutboxOnce() { - ::Lightweight::DataMapper mapper; - ::morph::journal::OutboxRelay relay; - relay.drainOutbox = [&mapper] { - auto rows = mapper.Query().All(); - std::vector<::morph::journal::LogEntry> entries; - entries.reserve(rows.size()); - for (const auto& row : rows) { - ::morph::journal::LogEntry entry; - entry.modelType = row.modelType.Value(); - entry.entityKey = row.entityKey.Value(); - entry.actionType = row.actionType.Value(); - entry.payload = row.payload.Value(); - entry.result = row.result.Value(); - entry.principal = row.principal.Value(); - entry.timestampMs = row.timestampMs.Value(); - entry.idempotencyKey = row.idempotencyKey.Value(); - entries.push_back(std::move(entry)); - } - return entries; - }; - relay.markRelayed = [&mapper](std::span rows) { - for (const auto& row : rows) { - ::Lightweight::SqlStatement stmt{mapper.Connection()}; - stmt.Prepare("DELETE FROM bookmark_outbox WHERE idempotency_key = ?"); - (void) stmt.Execute(row.idempotencyKey); - } - }; - relay.sink = _actionLog; - (void) relay.relay(); -} - -} // namespace bookmarks::app -``` - -- [ ] **Step 6: Run to verify it passes.** - -- [ ] **Step 9: Commit** - -```bash -git add examples/bookmarks/include/bookmarks/app/ examples/bookmarks/include/bookmarks/dto/auth_dto.hpp \ - examples/bookmarks/include/bookmarks/models/auth_model.hpp examples/bookmarks/src/models/auth_model.cpp \ - examples/bookmarks/src/app/app.cpp examples/bookmarks/tests/test_app.cpp -git commit -m "bookmarks: add App (server bootstrap, AuthModel/Login, metadata worker, outbox relay)" -``` - ---- - -## Task 13: `CMakeLists.txt` for the bookmarks rung - -**Files:** -- Create: `examples/bookmarks/CMakeLists.txt` - -**Interfaces:** None — `morph_add_rung()` (confirmed fully generalized by -reading `cmake/morph_add_rung.cmake`: it globs `src/models/*.cpp` with no -per-model logic, so three models' `.cpp` files fold into one -`ladder_bookmarks_lib` the same way one folds into `ladder_pastebin_lib`) -does everything else, and `bookmarks` is already listed in -`examples/CMakeLists.txt`'s `_morph_known_rungs` — **no change needed -there**. - -- [ ] **Step 1: Write `examples/bookmarks/CMakeLists.txt`** - -```cmake -# SPDX-License-Identifier: Apache-2.0 -# -# bookmarks — rung 2 of the application ladder (examples/bookmarks/README.md). -# All target wiring lives in morph_add_rung() (cmake/morph_add_rung.cmake); -# this file only pulls in bookmarks-specific dependencies it doesn't know -# about, then calls it. - -cmake_minimum_required(VERSION 3.25) - -morph_add_rung(NAME bookmarks) - -# ── The WASM client's server url ──────────────────────────────────────────── -# Same mechanism as pastebin's own CMakeLists.txt — see that file's comment. -if(TARGET ladder_bookmarks_gui_wasm) - if(NOT DEFINED MORPH_LADDER_BOOKMARKS_WASM_SERVER_URL) - set(MORPH_LADDER_BOOKMARKS_WASM_SERVER_URL "ws://127.0.0.1:8766" CACHE STRING - "URL bookmarks' WASM client connects to; must be a reachable ladder_bookmarks_server.") - endif() - target_compile_definitions(ladder_bookmarks_gui_wasm PRIVATE - MORPH_LADDER_BOOKMARKS_WASM_SERVER_URL="${MORPH_LADDER_BOOKMARKS_WASM_SERVER_URL}" - ) -endif() -``` - -(Port `8766`, not pastebin's `8765` — the two rungs' standalone servers must -never collide if both are run locally at once.) - -- [ ] **Step 2: Configure and build** - -Run: `cmake --build build/clang-coverage --target ladder_bookmarks_tests` -Expected: every task's test file compiles and links into one binary; this -is the point at which every task's own "Step 2/4: run to verify it -fails/passes" that was deferred pending this task's existence can finally -be run for real, in order, task by task, to confirm the whole rung actually -builds and passes end to end. **Do this now, as part of this task, before -committing** — treat any task whose tests do not pass at this point as -unfinished, not as this task's own defect. - -- [ ] **Step 3: Commit** - -```bash -git add examples/bookmarks/CMakeLists.txt -git commit -m "bookmarks: add CMakeLists.txt, completing the buildable rung skeleton" -``` - ---- - -## Task 14: Model tests — backend-mode matrix for CRUD/list/changes-since - -**Files:** -- Modify: `examples/bookmarks/tests/test_bookmark_model.cpp` (append) - -**Interfaces:** None new. Consumes `testkit::BackendRig`, `Mode`, -`morph::session::TokenIssuer`. - -Every model test through Task 11 calls `model.execute(action)` directly, -C++-to-C++, with `ScopedPrincipal` standing in for a real dispatch's -`Context` — the fast, direct-call style `pastebin`'s own model tests use. -`TESTING.md`'s backend-mode-matrix rule additionally requires the **real** -dispatch path — `Local`/`LocalSingleThread`/`Socket` via `BackendRig` — for -at least the actions whose correctness depends on the dispatch machinery -itself, not just the model's own logic: authentication (`Socket` mode's -real `RemoteServer` + `BookmarksAuthorizer`) is exactly that case. This -task adds the matrix for the create → list → get round trip, driven by real -signed tokens. - -- [ ] **Step 1: Write the failing test** - -```cpp -TEST_CASE("BookmarkModel over the full backend-mode matrix: create, list, get round-trip", - "[bookmarks][model]") { - const auto mode = GENERATE(Mode::Local, Mode::LocalSingleThread, Mode::Socket); - CAPTURE(mode); - DbFixture fixture; - - constexpr std::string_view kSecret = "matrix-test-secret"; - const auto authorizer = std::make_shared(std::string{kSecret}); - BackendRig rig{mode, 1, authorizer}; - - const morph::session::TokenIssuer issuer{std::string{kSecret}}; - morph::session::Context ctx; - ctx.principal = "alice"; - ctx.token = issuer.issue(morph::session::SessionToken{ - .principal = "alice", .expiresAtMs = 4102444800000}); - rig.bridge(0).setDefaultSession(ctx); - - auto handler = rig.client(0); - bookmarks::CreateBookmark create; - create.url = "https://matrix.example"; - create.title = "Matrix"; - const auto createResult = awaitQt(handler.execute(create)); - REQUIRE(createResult.id.hasValue()); - - const auto listResult = awaitQt(handler.execute(bookmarks::ListBookmarks{})); - REQUIRE(listResult.bookmarks.size() == 1); - - const auto view = awaitQt(handler.execute(bookmarks::GetBookmark{.id = createResult.id})); - CHECK(view.url == "https://matrix.example"); - CHECK(view.title == "Matrix"); -} -``` - -- [ ] **Step 2: Run to verify it fails** (before the matrix loop existed, only the direct-call tests covered this - path — Local/LocalSingleThread should already pass once written, since the model logic itself is already correct; - the point of this case is Socket mode specifically, where a bug in the auth wiring would newly surface). - -- [ ] **Step 3: Run to verify it passes** across all three modes. - -- [ ] **Step 4: Commit** - -```bash -git add examples/bookmarks/tests/test_bookmark_model.cpp -git commit -m "bookmarks: add the backend-mode matrix for BookmarkModel's create/list/get round trip" -``` - ---- - -## Task 15: `BulkEdit` atomicity under injected failure, cross-user `Socket`-mode auth enforcement, and the local-mode-has-no-authorization strain point - -**Files:** -- Modify: `examples/bookmarks/tests/test_bookmark_model.cpp` (append) - -**Interfaces:** Consumes `testkit::db_busy_fixture.hpp`'s `DbBusyFixture` -(finding 018's resolved mechanism, rung 1) and `BackendRig::Socket`. - -Three genuinely new pieces of coverage, each answering a specific -requirement `examples/bookmarks/README.md`'s DoD/Expected-strain-points -sections name: - -1. **`BulkEdit` is atomic under injected mid-batch failure** (DoD). Forcing - a real mid-transaction failure (not a mock) the same way rung 1's - `SQLITE_BUSY` tests do: hold a genuine write lock open on a second - connection (`DbBusyFixture`) so the transaction's own write blocks and - then fails once the connection-under-test's `PRAGMA busy_timeout` is - shortened (`ScopedShortBusyTimeout`, mirroring - `test_paste_model.cpp`'s exact pattern for the identical purpose — - define a local copy of that helper in this file too, same rationale: - test-only, one file's own concern, not yet promoted). -2. **`authorizeInstance`/`authorizeRegister` genuinely deny cross-user - access over a real `Socket` transport** (DoD: "authorization enforced - server-side, not by the client"). Two real sockets, two real signed - tokens, one tries to `GetBookmark` an id it does not own. -3. **"Local mode has no authorization at all" is demonstrated, not just - asserted in prose** (Expected strain points). `Mode::Local`'s - `LocalBackend` never consults an `IAuthorizer` at all (verified against - `backend.hpp` while researching Task 1) — so two different - `ScopedPrincipal`s sharing one `BackendRig{Mode::Local}` and one - `BookmarkModel` instance rely **entirely** on the model's own - `requireOwner()`/`loadOwned()` re-check for isolation. This test proves - that re-check is what's actually doing the work, by constructing the - exact scenario where it is the *only* thing standing between mallory and - alice's bookmark. - -- [ ] **Step 1: Write the failing tests** - -```cpp -namespace { -class ScopedShortBusyTimeout { - public: - explicit ScopedShortBusyTimeout(int milliseconds) { - ::Lightweight::SqlConnection::SetPostConnectedHook([milliseconds](::Lightweight::SqlConnection& connection) { - ::Lightweight::SqlStatement stmt{connection}; - (void) stmt.ExecuteDirect("PRAGMA busy_timeout = " + std::to_string(milliseconds)); - }); - } - ~ScopedShortBusyTimeout() { ::Lightweight::SqlConnection::ResetPostConnectedHook(); } - ScopedShortBusyTimeout(const ScopedShortBusyTimeout&) = delete; - ScopedShortBusyTimeout& operator=(const ScopedShortBusyTimeout&) = delete; - ScopedShortBusyTimeout(ScopedShortBusyTimeout&&) = delete; - ScopedShortBusyTimeout& operator=(ScopedShortBusyTimeout&&) = delete; -}; -} // namespace - -TEST_CASE("BulkEdit rolls back entirely when a genuine SQLITE_BUSY interrupts the batch", - "[bookmarks][model]") { - DbFixture fixture; - bookmarks::BookmarkModel seedModel; - bookmarks::BookmarkId id1; - bookmarks::BookmarkId id2; - { - const ScopedPrincipal alice{"alice"}; - id1 = seedModel.execute(bookmarks::CreateBookmark{.url = "https://one.example"}).id; - id2 = seedModel.execute(bookmarks::CreateBookmark{.url = "https://two.example"}).id; - } - - const ScopedShortBusyTimeout shortTimeout{200}; - bookmarks::BookmarkModel contendedModel; - const ScopedPrincipal alice{"alice"}; - - const morph::ladder::testkit::DbBusyFixture busy{"bookmarks"}; - bookmarks::BulkEdit edit; - edit.ids = {id1, id2}; - edit.archive = bookmarks::BulkArchiveOp::Archive; - REQUIRE_THROWS(contendedModel.execute(edit)); - - // Neither bookmark was archived, and no outbox row survived -- the - // whole transaction (mutation + outbox write) rolled back together. - CHECK(seedModel.execute(bookmarks::GetBookmark{.id = id1}).archiveState == bookmarks::ArchiveState::Active); - CHECK(seedModel.execute(bookmarks::GetBookmark{.id = id2}).archiveState == bookmarks::ArchiveState::Active); - Lightweight::DataMapper mapper; - CHECK(mapper.Query().All().empty()); -} - -TEST_CASE("BackendRig::Socket: authorizeInstance denies a second principal's GetBookmark", - "[bookmarks][model][socket-only]") { - DbFixture fixture; - constexpr std::string_view kSecret = "cross-user-secret"; - const auto authorizer = std::make_shared(std::string{kSecret}); - BackendRig rig{Mode::Socket, 2, authorizer}; - const morph::session::TokenIssuer issuer{std::string{kSecret}}; - - auto tokenFor = [&issuer](std::string principal) { - morph::session::Context ctx; - ctx.principal = principal; - ctx.token = issuer.issue(morph::session::SessionToken{.principal = std::move(principal), .expiresAtMs = 4102444800000}); - return ctx; - }; - rig.bridge(0).setDefaultSession(tokenFor("alice")); - rig.bridge(1).setDefaultSession(tokenFor("mallory")); - - auto aliceHandler = rig.client(0); - auto malloryHandler = rig.client(1); - - const auto created = awaitQt(aliceHandler.execute(bookmarks::CreateBookmark{.url = "https://alice.example"})); - - bool malloryFailed = false; - malloryHandler.execute(bookmarks::GetBookmark{.id = created.id}) - .then([](bookmarks::BookmarkView) {}) - .onError([&malloryFailed](const std::exception_ptr&) { malloryFailed = true; }); - REQUIRE(pumpUntil([&malloryFailed] { return malloryFailed; })); -} - -TEST_CASE("Mode::Local has no authorization at all: isolation depends entirely on the model's own re-check", - "[bookmarks][model]") { - DbFixture fixture; - // No authorizer passed -- Mode::Local's LocalBackend never consults one - // regardless (verified against backend.hpp), so this is the same as - // passing one: the point this test makes. - BackendRig rig{Mode::Local, 1}; - auto handler = rig.client(0); - - bookmarks::BookmarkId aliceId; - { - const ScopedPrincipal alice{"alice"}; - // Constructed directly, not through the rig's handler -- this - // establishes the row to attack; the attack itself goes through - // the rig, matching a real client's only path. - bookmarks::BookmarkModel seedModel; - aliceId = seedModel.execute(bookmarks::CreateBookmark{.url = "https://alice.example"}).id; - } - - // No token/session set on rig.bridge(0) at all -- Local mode's own - // Context::principal, whatever the caller sets client-side, would - // normally be untrustworthy on a Socket transport; here there is no - // authorizer to strip it, so it passes straight through. This test - // simulates the honest worst case: an attacker who sets principal - // directly, which Local mode lets through unchecked. - morph::session::Context ctx; - ctx.principal = "mallory"; - rig.bridge(0).setDefaultSession(ctx); - - bool malloryFailed = false; - handler.execute(bookmarks::GetBookmark{.id = aliceId}) - .then([](bookmarks::BookmarkView) {}) - .onError([&malloryFailed](const std::exception_ptr&) { malloryFailed = true; }); - REQUIRE(pumpUntil([&malloryFailed] { return malloryFailed; })); - // malloryFailed is true only because BookmarkModel::execute(GetBookmark) - // itself re-checked ownership (loadOwned/requireOwner) -- Local mode - // contributed nothing to this result. Documented, not smoothed over, - // per the README's own "Expected strain points" framing. -} -``` - -- [ ] **Step 2: Run to verify all three fail without the corresponding production behavior** (the first two should - already pass, since Tasks 6/8/1 implemented the behavior they check — this step is a sanity confirmation, not a - true red-first cycle, since the feature predates this task by design; **the third case is the one to actually - watch**, since it exists to document existing behavior rather than drive new code). - -- [ ] **Step 3: Run to verify it passes.** - -- [ ] **Step 4: Commit** - -```bash -git add examples/bookmarks/tests/test_bookmark_model.cpp -git commit -m "bookmarks: add BulkEdit atomicity, cross-user Socket auth, and local-mode-no-auth tests" -``` - ---- - -## Task 16: The cross-model rename race, and background-worker/import dispatch-pattern proof - -**Files:** -- Modify: `examples/bookmarks/tests/test_tag_model.cpp` (append) -- Modify: `examples/bookmarks/tests/test_app.cpp` (append) - -**Interfaces:** None new. - -Two remaining README commitments: the "cross-model rename race" expected -strain point (`TagModel` renames a tag while a concurrent `BookmarkModel` -`BulkEdit` adds the old name), and confirming the metadata-fetch worker's -dispatch genuinely goes through `SimulatedRemoteBackend`/`RemoteServer` -(not a shortcut), the same proof pastebin's own sweep tests established for -`ExpirePaste`. - -- [ ] **Step 1: Write the failing tests** - -```cpp -// test_tag_model.cpp: -TEST_CASE("Cross-model race: TagModel renames a tag while BookmarkModel's BulkEdit adds the old " - "name -- documents where consistency becomes app responsibility, per the README", - "[bookmarks][model]") { - DbFixture fixture; - bookmarks::BookmarkModel bookmarkModel; - bookmarks::TagModel tagModel; - const ScopedPrincipal alice{"alice"}; - - const auto id = bookmarkModel.execute(bookmarks::CreateBookmark{.url = "https://one.example", .tags = {"old"}}).id; - const auto tagId = tagModel.execute(bookmarks::ListTags{}).tags.front().id; - - // Sequential, not genuinely racing (this test suite calls execute() - // directly, C++-to-C++, with no thread-level concurrency -- the README's - // own framing already concedes "the strand cannot fix it," i.e. this is - // a documentation test, not a fix-verification test): rename first, - // then a second bookmark's BulkEdit tries to add the *old* name back. - tagModel.execute(bookmarks::RenameTag{.id = tagId, .name = "new"}); - const auto id2 = bookmarkModel.execute(bookmarks::CreateBookmark{.url = "https://two.example"}).id; - - bookmarks::BulkEdit edit; - edit.ids = {id2}; - edit.addTags = {"old"}; // the pre-rename name -- TagModel already renamed it away - bookmarkModel.execute(edit); - - // BulkEdit's own findOrCreateTagId has no way to know "old" was renamed - // to "new" -- it faithfully creates a *new* tag literally named "old". - // This is the documented, accepted outcome: two strands, no - // cross-instance transaction, and the model layer cannot see the other - // model's in-flight rename. Consistency here is app/UI responsibility - // (e.g. a client re-fetching the tag list before offering it), not a - // framework or model guarantee. - const auto tags = tagModel.execute(bookmarks::ListTags{}).tags; - CHECK(std::ranges::any_of(tags, [](auto& t) { return t.name == "new"; })); - CHECK(std::ranges::any_of(tags, [](auto& t) { return t.name == "old"; })); // recreated, not merged -} - -// test_app.cpp: -TEST_CASE("App's metadata-fetch worker dispatches through the real RemoteServer, not a shortcut", - "[bookmarks][app]") { - DbFixture fixture; - bookmarks::BookmarkModel model; - bookmarks::BookmarkId id; - { - const ScopedPrincipal alice{"alice"}; - id = model.execute(bookmarks::CreateBookmark{.url = "https://one.example"}).id; - } - - class RecordingFetcher : public bookmarks::app::IBookmarkMetadataFetcher { - public: - bookmarks::app::FetchedMetadata fetch(const std::string& url) override { - calls.push_back(url); - return {.title = "Recorded"}; - } - std::vector calls; - }; - auto fetcher = std::make_shared(); - - bookmarks::app::App app{fixture.actionLogPath(), "test-secret", fetcher, std::chrono::hours{1}, - std::chrono::hours{1}}; - // Proves the dispatch went through the server's own registration path - // (which requires authorizeRegister to pass -- an unauthenticated - // internal client would fail here exactly like a real socket client - // would): if the worker's own token/session wiring were broken, this - // whole call would silently no-op (the completion's onError path, - // logged but not surfaced to this test directly) and fetchInFlight() - // would still settle to false, but the title would never update -- - // which the assertion below would catch. - app.fetchMetadataOnce(); - REQUIRE(pumpUntil([&app] { return !app.fetchInFlight(); })); - REQUIRE(fetcher->calls.size() == 1); - CHECK(fetcher->calls.front() == "https://one.example"); - - const ScopedPrincipal alice{"alice"}; - CHECK(model.execute(bookmarks::GetBookmark{.id = id}).title == "Recorded"); -} -``` - -- [ ] **Step 2: Run to verify it fails/document as expected.** - -- [ ] **Step 3: Run to verify it passes.** - -- [ ] **Step 4: Commit** - -```bash -git add examples/bookmarks/tests/test_tag_model.cpp examples/bookmarks/tests/test_app.cpp -git commit -m "bookmarks: document the cross-model rename race and prove the worker's real dispatch path" -``` - ---- - -## Task 17: Presenters and presenter tests - -**Files:** -- Create: `examples/bookmarks/gui_lib/bookmark_presenter.hpp` -- Create: `examples/bookmarks/gui_lib/bookmark_presenter.cpp` -- Create: `examples/bookmarks/gui_lib/tag_presenter.hpp` -- Create: `examples/bookmarks/gui_lib/tag_presenter.cpp` -- Create: `examples/bookmarks/gui_lib/shared_feed_presenter.hpp` -- Create: `examples/bookmarks/gui_lib/shared_feed_presenter.cpp` -- Test: `examples/bookmarks/tests/test_bookmark_presenter.cpp` -- Test: `examples/bookmarks/tests/test_tag_presenter.cpp` -- Test: `examples/bookmarks/tests/test_shared_feed_presenter.cpp` - -**Interfaces:** Produces `bookmarks::gui::BookmarkPresenter`, -`bookmarks::gui::TagPresenter`, `bookmarks::gui::SharedFeedPresenter` — each -a thin `::morph::ladder::gui::Presenter` subclass over a -`BridgeHandler`, following `pastebin::gui::PastePresenter`'s exact -shape (`examples/pastebin/gui_lib/paste_presenter.hpp`): the `Q_MOC_RUN` -include guard around the model header (moc must never see -`Lightweight`-touching headers — that file's own doc comment has the full -mis-parse story), the `track()`-with-third-`onErr`-argument pattern -(finding 023's shipped workaround), one signal per success case plus one -shared `failed(QString)`. - -- [ ] **Step 1: Write the failing test** (`BookmarkPresenter` only shown; `TagPresenter`/`SharedFeedPresenter` follow - the identical shape — write their own test cases the same way, one per action, plus one shared failure case each) - -```cpp -// SPDX-License-Identifier: Apache-2.0 -#include "bookmark_presenter.hpp" -#include "testkit/backend_rig.hpp" -#include "testkit/pump.hpp" -#include "testkit/db_fixture.hpp" - -#include -#include -#include - -using morph::ladder::testkit::BackendRig; -using morph::ladder::testkit::DbFixture; -using morph::ladder::testkit::Mode; -using morph::ladder::testkit::pumpUntil; - -TEST_CASE("BookmarkPresenter::create emits created() on success, failed() on validation error", - "[bookmarks][presenter]") { - const auto mode = GENERATE(Mode::Local, Mode::LocalSingleThread, Mode::Socket); - CAPTURE(mode); - DbFixture fixture; - constexpr std::string_view kSecret = "presenter-test-secret"; - const auto authorizer = std::make_shared(std::string{kSecret}); - BackendRig rig{mode, 1, authorizer}; - const morph::session::TokenIssuer issuer{std::string{kSecret}}; - morph::session::Context ctx; - ctx.principal = "alice"; - ctx.token = issuer.issue(morph::session::SessionToken{.principal = "alice", .expiresAtMs = 4102444800000}); - rig.bridge(0).setDefaultSession(ctx); - - bookmarks::gui::BookmarkPresenter presenter{rig.bridge(0), rig.clientExecutor()}; - - bool created = false; - bool failed = false; - QObject::connect(&presenter, &bookmarks::gui::BookmarkPresenter::created, [&](bookmarks::CreateBookmarkResult) { - created = true; - }); - QObject::connect(&presenter, &bookmarks::gui::BookmarkPresenter::failed, [&](QString) { failed = true; }); - - presenter.create(bookmarks::CreateBookmark{.url = "https://one.example"}); - REQUIRE(pumpUntil([&] { return created; })); - CHECK_FALSE(presenter.busy()); - - presenter.create(bookmarks::CreateBookmark{}); // empty url -- ValidationError - REQUIRE(pumpUntil([&] { return failed; })); -} -``` - -(`rig.clientExecutor()` — confirm the exact accessor name on `BackendRig` -during implementation against `backend_rig.hpp`'s real public surface; -`pastebin`'s own presenter tests already call it under some name — reuse -that spelling verbatim rather than guessing a new one.) - -- [ ] **Step 2: Run to verify it fails to compile.** - -- [ ] **Step 3: Write `examples/bookmarks/gui_lib/bookmark_presenter.hpp`** - -```cpp -// SPDX-License-Identifier: Apache-2.0 -#pragma once - -#include "gui/presenter.hpp" -#include "bookmarks/dto/bookmark_dto.hpp" -#include "bookmarks/dto/bulk_dto.hpp" -#include "bookmarks/dto/import_export_dto.hpp" - -#include - -// See pastebin::gui::PastePresenter's identical guard and doc comment -// (examples/pastebin/gui_lib/paste_presenter.hpp) for why moc must never -// see morph/core/bridge.hpp or bookmark_model.hpp. -#ifndef Q_MOC_RUN -#include "bookmarks/models/bookmark_model.hpp" - -#include -#include -#endif - -namespace bookmarks::gui { - -/// @brief Routes every `BookmarkModel` action through a -/// `BridgeHandler`. Translates and routes only — no -/// domain logic (`IMPLEMENTATION.md` rule 2). -class BookmarkPresenter : public ::morph::ladder::gui::Presenter { - Q_OBJECT - public: - BookmarkPresenter(::morph::bridge::Bridge& bridge, ::morph::exec::IExecutor* executor, QObject* parent = nullptr); - - void create(CreateBookmark action); - void edit(EditBookmark action); - void archive(ArchiveBookmark action); - void unarchive(UnarchiveBookmark action); - void remove(DeleteBookmark action); - void get(GetBookmark action); - void list(ListBookmarks action); - void bulkEdit(BulkEdit action); - void importChunk(ImportBookmarks action); - void exportAll(ExportBookmarks action); - - signals: - void created(CreateBookmarkResult result); - void edited(BookmarkView view); - void archived(); - void unarchived(); - void removed(); - void loaded(BookmarkView view); - void listed(ListBookmarksResult result); - void bulkEdited(BulkEditResult result); - void imported(ImportBookmarksResult result); - void exported(ExportBookmarksResult result); - void failed(QString message); - - private: - void reportError(const std::exception_ptr& err); - - ::morph::bridge::BridgeHandler _handler; -}; - -} // namespace bookmarks::gui -``` - -- [ ] **Step 4: Write `examples/bookmarks/gui_lib/bookmark_presenter.cpp`** - -```cpp -// SPDX-License-Identifier: Apache-2.0 -#include "bookmark_presenter.hpp" - -namespace bookmarks::gui { - -BookmarkPresenter::BookmarkPresenter(::morph::bridge::Bridge& bridge, ::morph::exec::IExecutor* executor, - QObject* parent) - : Presenter{parent}, _handler{bridge, executor} {} - -void BookmarkPresenter::reportError(const std::exception_ptr& err) { - try { - std::rethrow_exception(err); - } catch (const std::exception& ex) { - emit failed(QString::fromStdString(ex.what())); - } -} - -void BookmarkPresenter::create(CreateBookmark action) { - track( - _handler.execute(std::move(action)), [this](CreateBookmarkResult result) { emit created(result); }, - [this](const std::exception_ptr& err) { reportError(err); }); -} - -void BookmarkPresenter::edit(EditBookmark action) { - track( - _handler.execute(std::move(action)), [this](BookmarkView view) { emit edited(view); }, - [this](const std::exception_ptr& err) { reportError(err); }); -} - -void BookmarkPresenter::archive(ArchiveBookmark action) { - track( - _handler.execute(std::move(action)), [this](Ack) { emit archived(); }, - [this](const std::exception_ptr& err) { reportError(err); }); -} - -void BookmarkPresenter::unarchive(UnarchiveBookmark action) { - track( - _handler.execute(std::move(action)), [this](Ack) { emit unarchived(); }, - [this](const std::exception_ptr& err) { reportError(err); }); -} - -void BookmarkPresenter::remove(DeleteBookmark action) { - track( - _handler.execute(std::move(action)), [this](Ack) { emit removed(); }, - [this](const std::exception_ptr& err) { reportError(err); }); -} - -void BookmarkPresenter::get(GetBookmark action) { - track( - _handler.execute(std::move(action)), [this](BookmarkView view) { emit loaded(view); }, - [this](const std::exception_ptr& err) { reportError(err); }); -} - -void BookmarkPresenter::list(ListBookmarks action) { - track( - _handler.execute(std::move(action)), [this](ListBookmarksResult result) { emit listed(result); }, - [this](const std::exception_ptr& err) { reportError(err); }); -} - -void BookmarkPresenter::bulkEdit(BulkEdit action) { - track( - _handler.execute(std::move(action)), [this](BulkEditResult result) { emit bulkEdited(result); }, - [this](const std::exception_ptr& err) { reportError(err); }); -} - -void BookmarkPresenter::importChunk(ImportBookmarks action) { - track( - _handler.execute(std::move(action)), [this](ImportBookmarksResult result) { emit imported(result); }, - [this](const std::exception_ptr& err) { reportError(err); }); -} - -void BookmarkPresenter::exportAll(ExportBookmarks action) { - track( - _handler.execute(std::move(action)), [this](ExportBookmarksResult result) { emit exported(result); }, - [this](const std::exception_ptr& err) { reportError(err); }); -} - -} // namespace bookmarks::gui -``` - -- [ ] **Step 5: Write `TagPresenter`/`SharedFeedPresenter`, header + cpp, the identical shape** - -`TagPresenter` wraps `BridgeHandler` with `rename(RenameTag)` → -`renamed()`, `merge(MergeTags)` → `merged()`, `list(ListTags)` → -`listed(ListTagsResult)`, plus `failed(QString)`. `SharedFeedPresenter` -wraps `BridgeHandler` with `list(ListSharedFeed)` → -`listed(ListSharedFeedResult)`, plus `failed(QString)`. Both follow -`BookmarkPresenter`'s exact structure above — write them the same way, one -`track()` call per action, no domain logic. - -- [ ] **Step 6: Write the remaining presenter tests** — one success + one - failure case per action, across the full `Local`/`LocalSingleThread`/ - `Socket` matrix, for `BookmarkPresenter` (every action listed in Step 3), - `TagPresenter`, and `SharedFeedPresenter`. Follow - `pastebin`'s `test_paste_presenter.cpp` for the exact matrix/assertion - shape this rung's own Step 1 case above already demonstrates for one - action. - -- [ ] **Step 7: Run to verify it passes.** - -- [ ] **Step 8: Commit** - -```bash -git add examples/bookmarks/gui_lib/ examples/bookmarks/tests/test_bookmark_presenter.cpp \ - examples/bookmarks/tests/test_tag_presenter.cpp examples/bookmarks/tests/test_shared_feed_presenter.cpp -git commit -m "bookmarks: add BookmarkPresenter, TagPresenter, SharedFeedPresenter" -``` - ---- - -## Task 18: GUI shell, server binary, and offscreen smoke test - -**Files:** -- Create: `examples/bookmarks/gui_lib/bookmark_forms_controller.hpp` -- Create: `examples/bookmarks/gui_lib/bookmark_forms_controller.cpp` -- Create: `examples/bookmarks/gui_lib/bookmark_qml_bridges.hpp` -- Create: `examples/bookmarks/gui_lib/bookmark_qml_bridges.cpp` -- Create: `examples/bookmarks/gui/main.cpp` -- Create: `examples/bookmarks/gui/qml/Main.qml` -- Create: `examples/bookmarks/gui/qml/LoginView.qml` -- Create: `examples/bookmarks/gui/qml/BookmarkListView.qml` -- Create: `examples/bookmarks/src/server/main.cpp` -- Test: `examples/bookmarks/tests/test_gui_qml_smoke.cpp` - -**Interfaces:** Consumes every model/presenter task. Produces the desktop -client and standalone server binaries plus their QML/bridge glue. Schema-driven -throughout (`IMPLEMENTATION.md` rule 2) — `Login`, `CreateBookmark`, -`EditBookmark`, `RenameTag`, `MergeTags` all render from -`morph::forms::schemaJson()` through the shipped `MorphForms` module, -exactly as `pastebin::gui::PasteFormsController` -(`examples/pastebin/gui_lib/paste_forms_controller.hpp/.cpp`) already -proves out — mirror that file's shape (and its finding-021 written -justification for owning a `FormsControllerCore` directly rather than -composing over `AppContext`, since the same constraint applies here -unchanged) for `BookmarkFormsController`. - -**One genuinely new piece of glue, with its own written justification** -(rule 2's "(b) pure glue with no domain logic" clause): after a successful -`Login`, the GUI must attach the returned `AuthToken` to the `Bridge` so -every subsequent action carries it. This is infrastructure wiring, not -business logic — the equivalent of `pastebin`'s own `AppContext`-composition -pattern, one layer up. `BookmarkQmlBridges`' `onLoginSucceeded` handler -(mirroring `pastebin::gui::PasteBridge`/`FormsBridge`'s shape, -`paste_qml_bridges.hpp/.cpp`) does exactly this and nothing else: - -```cpp -// excerpt of BookmarkQmlBridges::onLoginSucceeded, gui_lib/bookmark_qml_bridges.cpp -void BookmarkQmlBridges::onLoginSucceeded(const LoginResult& result) { - ::morph::session::Context session; - session.principal = result.principal; - session.token = result.token.hasValue() ? *result.token : std::string{}; - _bridge.setDefaultSession(session); - emit loggedIn(QString::fromStdString(result.principal)); -} -``` - -- [ ] **Step 1: Write `examples/bookmarks/gui_lib/bookmark_forms_controller.hpp`/`.cpp`** - -Mirror `paste_forms_controller.hpp`/`.cpp` exactly: a `FormsControllerCore` -wrapping `submitIfValid(actionType, jsonPayload)` for `Login`, -`CreateBookmark`, `EditBookmark`, `RenameTag`, `MergeTags`, and -`ImportBookmarks`, each dispatched to the correct model -(`AuthModel`/`BookmarkModel`/`TagModel`) by `actionType` string. Cite -finding 021 in the class doc comment, unchanged from `pastebin`'s own. - -- [ ] **Step 2: Write `examples/bookmarks/gui_lib/bookmark_qml_bridges.hpp`/`.cpp`** - -Mirror `paste_qml_bridges.hpp`/`.cpp`: `AuthBridge` (login submit + -`loggedIn(QString)`/`failed(QString)` signals, the `onLoginSucceeded` -handler above), `BookmarkBridge` (list/get/create/edit/archive/delete, -`QVariantMap`/`QVariantList` bags — same "exactly N keys, no leaked field" -discipline `PasteBridge` established, reviewed in rung 1's own final -review), `TagBridge`, `SharedFeedBridge`. Each takes `(Bridge&, IExecutor*)` -only (presenter rule 2). - -- [ ] **Step 3: Write `examples/bookmarks/gui/qml/LoginView.qml`, `BookmarkListView.qml`, `Main.qml`** - -`Main.qml` composes a `StackView`: `LoginView` first (a single schema-driven -`DynamicForm` bound to `AuthBridge`'s `Login` schema plus a submit button — -no hand-built username field, the generated form already renders -`Login::username`'s single `std::string` member), pushing to -`BookmarkListView` on `loggedIn`. `BookmarkListView` is -`morph::forms`' list/table view bound to `BookmarkBridge::listed`, with a -schema-driven `DynamicForm` for `CreateBookmark` above it — the same -composition `pastebin`'s `PasteView.qml` already establishes. No hand-built -widgets beyond the `StackView`/layout scaffolding itself (rule 2's -"(b) pure glue" exemption — navigation chrome, not domain logic). - -- [ ] **Step 4: Write `examples/bookmarks/gui/main.cpp`** - -Mirror `pastebin/gui/main.cpp`: constructs `AppContext` (Local or Remote per -CLI flag, `examples/common/gui::AppContext`, unchanged from rung 1), -constructs every bridge/presenter, exposes them to QML as context -properties, loads `Main.qml` from the `Bookmarks` QML module (URI -capitalization matches `morph_add_rung()`'s convention — -`cmake/morph_add_rung.cmake`'s own `_uri_head`/`_uri_tail` logic, already -generalized). - -- [ ] **Step 5: Write `examples/bookmarks/src/server/main.cpp`** - -```cpp -// SPDX-License-Identifier: Apache-2.0 -#include "bookmarks/app/app.hpp" -#include "bookmarks/db/database.hpp" - -#include - -#include -#include - -#include -#include -#include - -namespace { -volatile std::sig_atomic_t g_shutdownRequested = 0; -void handleSigterm(int) { g_shutdownRequested = 1; } -} // namespace - -int main(int argc, char** argv) { - QCoreApplication qtApp{argc, argv}; - std::signal(SIGTERM, handleSigterm); - std::signal(SIGINT, handleSigterm); - - const char* secretEnv = std::getenv("BOOKMARKS_TOKEN_SECRET"); - if (secretEnv == nullptr) { - std::cerr << "BOOKMARKS_TOKEN_SECRET must be set\n"; - return 2; - } - bookmarks::db::setup("DRIVER=SQLite3;Database=bookmarks.db"); - - bookmarks::app::App app{"bookmarks-journal.jsonl", secretEnv}; - ::morph::qt::QtWebSocketServer wsServer{app.server()}; - const std::uint16_t port = 8766; - if (!wsServer.listen(port)) { - std::cerr << "failed to listen on port " << port << "\n"; - return 1; - } - std::cout << "bookmarks server listening on ws://127.0.0.1:" << port << "\n"; - - QTimer shutdownPoll; - QObject::connect(&shutdownPoll, &QTimer::timeout, [&] { - if (g_shutdownRequested != 0) { - qtApp.quit(); - } - }); - shutdownPoll.start(std::chrono::milliseconds{200}); - - const int rc = QCoreApplication::exec(); - wsServer.closeGracefully(std::chrono::seconds{2}); - return rc; -} -``` - -(Mirrors `pastebin::src::server::main.cpp`'s exact SIGTERM-poll shutdown -shape — see that file for the full `App::sweepInFlight()`-style -pump-then-destroy contract; this rung's own `App` has no equivalent drain -step to call before destruction since its worker's own `fetchInFlight()` -observability is a test-only concern, not a server-shutdown one — document -this asymmetry rather than silently copying an unnecessary drain call.) - -- [ ] **Step 6: Write the offscreen QML smoke test** - -Mirror `pastebin`'s `test_gui_qml_smoke.cpp`: load `Main.qml` under -`QT_QPA_PLATFORM=offscreen`, assert zero QML warnings with every bridge -context property present but unconnected to a live backend (the same -known, documented limitation `pastebin`'s own smoke test carries — Task 12 -of rung 1's ledger — restated here rather than silently inherited). - -- [ ] **Step 7: Manually verify end to end** (real server + real client, real - WebSocket, exactly as rung 1's Task 12 did): start `ladder_bookmarks_server` - with a real `BOOKMARKS_TOKEN_SECRET`, launch `ladder_bookmarks_gui` in - Remote mode, log in as two different usernames from two client instances, - confirm isolated collections, confirm the shared feed shows a bookmark - marked shared by either user, confirm `BulkEdit`/`RenameTag`/`MergeTags` - work end to end, confirm clean `SIGTERM` shutdown. Remove any temporary - autopilot/scripting used to drive this before committing (verify with a - diff review, the same discipline rung 1's Task 12 self-review applied). - -- [ ] **Step 8: Run to verify the automated tests pass.** - -- [ ] **Step 9: Commit** - -```bash -git add examples/bookmarks/gui_lib/bookmark_forms_controller.* examples/bookmarks/gui_lib/bookmark_qml_bridges.* \ - examples/bookmarks/gui/ examples/bookmarks/src/server/main.cpp examples/bookmarks/tests/test_gui_qml_smoke.cpp -git commit -m "bookmarks: add the schema-driven GUI shell, server binary, and QML smoke test" -``` - ---- - -## Task 19: WASM client wiring - -**Files:** -- Create: `examples/bookmarks/gui_wasm/main_wasm.cpp` -- Modify: `.github/workflows/wasm-ladder.yml` - -**Interfaces:** None new — this task is entirely about making the already-generic -machinery cover a second rung. - -Rung 1's Task 13 built two things this task reuses **unchanged**: the -`db_model.hpp` `#ifdef __EMSCRIPTEN__` two-branch `WithMapper` pattern -(finding 025) and `morph_add_rung()`'s `MORPH_CLIENT_ONLY` `FATAL_ERROR` -guard (`cmake/morph_add_rung.cmake`, already applied to every rung -generically). This rung's own `db_model.hpp` (Task 5) already has the -two-branch shape, so **no CMake or db_model change is needed here at all** -— confirmed by reading `morph_add_rung.cmake`'s `ladder_${_rung}_gui_wasm` -block during this task's own research, which is rung-name-generic -throughout. - -- [ ] **Step 1: Write `examples/bookmarks/gui_wasm/main_wasm.cpp`** - -Mirror `examples/pastebin/gui_wasm/main_wasm.cpp` exactly (or, if rung 1's -file itself references `examples/common/wasm_spike/main_wasm.cpp`'s -registration-retry-timer pattern for finding 024's transient -"handler not bound" gap, carry that same retry timer here too — this -rung's own `Main.qml`/`AppContext` wiring hits the identical -register-before-settled window pastebin's did): reads -`MORPH_LADDER_BOOKMARKS_WASM_SERVER_URL` (Task 13's compile definition), -constructs `AppContext` in Remote mode against it, loads the same -`Bookmarks` QML module the desktop client does. - -- [ ] **Step 2: Configure with Emscripten and verify the target exists** - -Run (requires an Emscripten toolchain — CI-only in this environment, per -rung 1's own finding that no local Emscripten was available when its -WASM work was authored): confirm `ladder_bookmarks_gui_wasm` is generated -by `morph_add_rung()` once `gui_wasm/main_wasm.cpp` exists, the same way -`ladder_pastebin_gui_wasm` was. If it is not generated, read -`morph_add_rung.cmake`'s own skip-reason `message(STATUS ...)` output -first — it names every prerequisite by design (rung 1's Task 12 fix round -established this) rather than silently vanishing. - -- [ ] **Step 3: Extend `.github/workflows/wasm-ladder.yml`** - -Add `ladder_bookmarks_gui_wasm` to the "Build the WASM-remote spike and -every rung's WASM client" step, by name, next to -`ladder_pastebin_gui_wasm` — matching that workflow's own documented -design ("fails loud if a target silently stops being generated"). Rung 1's -own final review flagged that step's title as overclaiming ("every rung's -WASM client" when it names exactly two targets); **fix that overclaim now, -in this task**, rather than repeating it a third time — either add a plain -`cmake --build build-wasm-ladder` pass after the two named-target builds -(covering any future rung automatically, closing the gap rung 1's review -flagged) or rename the step to name exactly what it builds. Pick the -former: it is the one rung 1's own review suggested, and it means Task 19 -of rung 3 will not need to touch this file at all. - -```yaml - - name: Build the WASM-remote spike and every rung's WASM client - run: | - export EM_CACHE="$PWD/.emcache" - cmake --build build-wasm-ladder --target morph_ladder_wasm_spike - cmake --build build-wasm-ladder --target ladder_pastebin_gui_wasm - cmake --build build-wasm-ladder --target ladder_bookmarks_gui_wasm - # Catches any further rung's WASM client too, without editing this - # file again -- closing the gap rung 1's own final review flagged. - cmake --build build-wasm-ladder -``` - -- [ ] **Step 4: Commit** - -```bash -git add examples/bookmarks/gui_wasm/main_wasm.cpp .github/workflows/wasm-ladder.yml -git commit -m "bookmarks: add the WASM client and extend the WASM CI gate to cover it" -``` - ---- - -## Self-Review - -**Spec coverage against `examples/bookmarks/README.md`:** - -| README section | Covered by | -|---|---| -| "What to implement" 1 (CRUD + archive/unarchive + tag assignment) | Task 6 | -| "What to implement" 2 (search/list + pagination) | Task 7 | -| "What to implement" 3 (BulkEdit, atomic) | Task 8, atomicity proven in Task 15 | -| "What to implement" 4 (tag rename/merge, cascades) | Task 9 | -| "What to implement" 5 (Netscape import/export, message-size bound) | Task 11 | -| "What to implement" 6 (sharing, merged shared feed) | Task 10 | -| Sessions & authorization (real signed tokens, `authorizeRegister`/`authorizeInstance`) | Task 1, exercised end-to-end in Task 14/15/18 | -| Background-job pattern, service principal | Task 12 | -| Journal split-by-blast-radius (outbox for multi-row, default for single-row) | Task 8 (`BulkEdit`), Task 9 (`MergeTags`) | -| No generic undo | Design decision only, README + Global Constraints — no task implements `undoLast()`, by design | -| Model topology / shared feed (this plan's corrected design) | Task 6/9/10 (plain registration), Task 1 (one authorizer) | -| Bookmark<->tag many-to-many | Task 5 (junction entity, no embedded relation field) | -| Bulk-write mechanics (`SqlTransaction`, not `ExecuteBatch`) | Task 8 | -| Expected strain point: background fetch racing user edits | Not a dedicated task — `RecordMetadata`'s `Update()` on the same row a user's `EditBookmark` might concurrently touch relies on SQLite's own write serialization, the same argument rung 1's burn-race test documents; **gap**: no dedicated concurrency test proves this for bookmarks specifically. Flagged here rather than silently assumed — a fix-round or a rung-2-specific follow-up task should add a `BackendRig::Socket` race test mirroring pastebin's own, or explicitly accept the same "SQLite serializes writers so this doesn't discriminate the guard" caveat that test's own comment states. | -| Expected strain point: cross-model rename race | Task 16 | -| Expected strain point: local mode has no authorization | Task 15 | -| Expected strain point: Unicode tags (NFC/NFD, case) | **Gap, stated plainly**: this plan's Task 5/9 store tag names as plain `TEXT` with no normalization step and no dedicated Unicode test. The README asks this be picked and tested, not merely left to SQLite's default (byte-exact, case-sensitive) comparison. Not fixed in this plan — flagged for a follow-up task (a `RenameTag`/tag-creation normalization pass, e.g. NFC via a small dependency-free normalizer or documenting byte-exact comparison as the deliberate choice) rather than silently omitted. | -| Expected strain point: favicon/preview blobs (paths in SQLite, bytes on disk) | Task 5 (`favicon_path` column) — **gap**: no task actually writes bytes to disk (`NullMetadataFetcher` never produces a `faviconPath`); a real `IBookmarkMetadataFetcher` implementation is explicitly out of scope (Task 12's own justification), so this is inherently untestable beyond the column existing. Consistent with, not contradicting, that scope decision. | -| Expected strain point: import of thousands of bookmarks, chunked, idempotent | Task 11 (idempotency proven); **gap**: no test imports at real scale (thousands of entries) or proves a mid-import connection drop resumes correctly beyond the single-chunk-retry case Task 11 covers — the DoD's own bar is "chunked actions... must resume without duplicating," which the single-chunk idempotency test satisfies at the unit level but not at the "thousands of bookmarks across many chunks" scale the strain point names. Flagged, not smoothed over. | -| DoD: two users, isolated collections, working shared feed, `authorizeRegister`/`authorizeInstance` enforced | Task 14/15/18 | -| DoD: metadata auto-fetch as background job, `GetChangesSince` poll | Task 12/16, `GetChangesSince` in Task 7 | -| DoD: `BulkEdit` atomic under injected mid-batch failure | Task 15 | -| DoD: background-job design record written in the README | Already done, this session, before this plan was written | - -**Placeholder scan**: none remaining — the two instances caught during this -plan's own writing (Task 6's copy-paste residue, Task 1's two-independent-statics -bug) were fixed in place, not left as notes, consistent with this document's -own "No Placeholders" standard. - -**Type/signature consistency check**: `BookmarkId`/`TagId`/`Cursor` (Task 2) -are used identically in every DTO (Tasks 3/4) and every model (Tasks 6-10) — -`static_cast(*id)` at every entity-boundary crossing, -`BookmarkId{static_cast(rec.id.Value())}` at every -entity-to-DTO crossing, consistently. `Count` (Task 2) is used identically -in `TagSummary::bookmarkCount`, `BulkEditResult::affected`, -`ImportBookmarksResult::imported`/`skipped` (Tasks 3/4). `AuthToken`/`Login`/ -`LoginResult` (Task 12) are self-contained and touch no other DTO. -`BookmarksAuthorizer`'s exact `authorizeInstance`/`authorizeRegister` -signatures (Task 1) match `IAuthorizer`'s real declared signatures -verified against `include/morph/session/session.hpp` directly — not -guessed. `journal::LogEntry`'s field names (`idempotencyKey`, `principal`, -`timestampMs`, etc.) are used identically in Task 8's `writeOutboxEntry`, -Task 9's `MergeTags`, and Task 12's `relayOutboxOnce`, all verified against -`include/morph/journal/action_log.hpp` directly. - -**Judgment calls this plan made that the original task breakdown did not -fully specify** (each with its reasoning, so a reviewer can assess them -rather than discover them mid-implementation): - -1. **`BookmarkModel`/`TagModel`/`SharedFeedModel` are all registered - plain, not `AllowShared`** — a correction to the README's own "shared - instances keyed by principal" framing, forced by `remote.hpp:800`'s - "shared instances are ownerless, by design," which would have made - `authorizeInstance` a no-op for exactly the models that most need it. - Documented at length in this plan's own "Corrections to the README" - section. This is the single largest deviation from the brief's original - framing, and it is a correctness fix, not a style preference — the - README's original design would have shipped with **zero** real - per-instance ownership enforcement. -2. **`RecordMetadata` bypasses the ownership check** other actions - perform, since it is dispatched by the trusted service principal on - behalf of an arbitrary owner. Mirrors `pastebin::ExpirePaste`'s - identical internal-only shape. -3. **`AuthModel`/`Login` were added**, not named in the original task - breakdown at all — a genuine gap the breakdown didn't anticipate: every - other action requires a token, but nothing minted the *first* one. Dev-mode, - no password, stated plainly as a scope decision in Task 12's own step - comment, not smoothed over. -4. **`BookmarksAuthorizer::authorizeRegister` exempts `"AuthModel"`** — - the necessary consequence of (3): the blanket "must be authenticated" - gate cannot apply to the one action that exists to *become* - authenticated. -5. **The process-global `TokenIssuer` holder** (`auth::setTokenIssuer`/ - `tokenIssuer`) — the same "registry-constructed models have no DI seam" - answer `morph::journal::setActionLog` already established; not a new - pattern invented for this rung. -6. **Tag associations are read via plain `Query()` - calls, never `HasManyThrough`** — forced by the verified - `DataMapper::Update()`/`HasMany`/`HasManyThrough` incompatibility (this - plan's Global Constraints section), which the original task breakdown's - framing ("both `BookmarkRecord`/`TagRecord` expose the inverse - `HasManyThrough` for reads") did not anticipate. -7. **`kMaxTagNameBytes`/`kMaxUrlBytes`/`kMaxTitleBytes` are `validate()`-only - sanity bounds, not `SqlAnsiString` storage-capacity checks** — a - deliberate departure from `pastebin::kMaxSyntaxBytes`'s pattern, because - these columns are plain `TEXT` (unbounded), and the whole point of - `kMaxSyntaxBytes`'s `static_assert` was tying a bound to a *fixed* - column's real capacity, which does not apply here. -8. **`BulkEdit` rejects the whole batch on the first unowned id**, not a - skip-and-report partial result — the README's own "all-or-nothing" - framing settles this, but the original task breakdown left both options - open; this plan picks and documents the choice rather than leaving it - for the implementer to guess mid-task. -9. **Two genuine coverage gaps are left open, not silently dropped**: the - Unicode-tag-normalization strain point and the at-scale chunked-import - strain point (see the spec-coverage table above). Both are named - explicitly rather than claimed as done. - -**Framework gaps discovered during this plan's own research that the -original task breakdown did not anticipate:** - -- The `HasMany`/`HasManyThrough`-vs-`Update()` incompatibility (item 6 - above) — verified against Lightweight's own vendored source - (`DataMapper.hpp`, `Description.hpp`), independently confirming - `examples/bank/include/bank/db/account_entity.hpp`'s own comment for - `HasMany` and extending the same proof to `HasManyThrough`. Not a new - finding this plan files (Lightweight's own `AccountRecord` comment - already documents the `HasMany` half; this plan's own Global Constraints - section is where the `HasManyThrough` extension is recorded) — but worth - a finding if a future rung hits it again without this plan's research to - reference, per the promotion rule's spirit (a third independent - rediscovery of the same gap is the signal to actually file one). -- The shared-instance-ownerless-by-design vs. plain-registration-real-owner - distinction (`remote.hpp:800` vs. `remote.hpp:1011`) is not itself a - framework *defect* — the doc comment at `remote.hpp:714-722` states the - design intentionally and correctly — but it is a **documentation gap in - this rung's own README**, which this plan's research corrected in the - plan itself but has not yet corrected in `examples/bookmarks/README.md` - proper. **A fix-round task, executed before or alongside Task 1, should - update the README's "Model topology and the shared feed" bullet to match - this plan's corrected design** — left as an explicit follow-up rather - than silently diverging from the design-authority document this plan - claims to follow. - -## Execution Handoff - -**Plan complete and saved to `docs/superpowers/plans/2026-08-07-ladder-rung2-bookmarks.md`. -Two execution options:** - -**1. Subagent-Driven (recommended)** — I dispatch a fresh subagent per task, -review between tasks, fast iteration. - -**2. Inline Execution** — Execute tasks in this session using -`executing-plans`, batch execution with checkpoints. - -**Which approach?** - -**If Subagent-Driven chosen:** -- **REQUIRED SUB-SKILL:** Use `superpowers:subagent-driven-development` -- Fresh subagent per task + two-stage review - -**If Inline Execution chosen:** -- **REQUIRED SUB-SKILL:** Use `superpowers:executing-plans` -- Batch execution with checkpoints for review diff --git a/docs/superpowers/plans/2026-08-07-ladder-rung3-framework-prereqs.md b/docs/superpowers/plans/2026-08-07-ladder-rung3-framework-prereqs.md deleted file mode 100644 index af0a4994..00000000 --- a/docs/superpowers/plans/2026-08-07-ladder-rung3-framework-prereqs.md +++ /dev/null @@ -1,1135 +0,0 @@ -# Rung 3 framework prerequisites — Implementation Plan - -> **For agentic workers:** REQUIRED SUB-SKILL: Use superpowers:subagent-driven-development (recommended) or superpowers:executing-plans to implement this plan task-by-task. Steps use checkbox (`- [ ]`) syntax for tracking. - -**Goal:** Close the two framework gaps `examples/LADDER.md`'s "Framework -prerequisites" section names as blocking rung 3 (`polls`) — a client-side -execute deadline, and an async register-or-attach/attach path for -shared/keyed models — before any rung-3 app code is written. - -**Architecture:** Both gaps are closed as small, surgical, opt-in additions -to existing chokepoints (`Bridge::executeVia` for the deadline; -`Bridge::attachHandler`/`ensureBound` plus `BridgeHandler::execute` for the -async attach path), each mirroring a pattern the framework already ships -elsewhere (`RemoteServer`'s server-side `TimeoutScheduler` for the deadline; -`IBackend::registerModelAsync`'s existing opt-in/fallback shape for the async -attach). Neither changes default behavior for any existing embedder — every -addition is either newly-constructed-only-when-configured or a `false`/`0` -default that falls straight back to today's exact code path. - -**Tech Stack:** C++23, the morph core (`include/morph/core/`), Qt6 WebSocket -transport (`include/morph/qt/`, `src/qt/`), Catch2. - -## Global Constraints - -- C++23 throughout, matching every other file in `include/morph/core/`. -- **Zero default-behavior change.** Every embedder that has not explicitly - opted in (a new config knob, defaulted off/0/disabled) must see byte-identical - behavior after this plan as before it. This is not a style preference — it - is the same guarantee `registerModelAsync`'s own doc comment states - ("every backend that has not opted in ... is unaffected") and - `RemoteServer::LimitPolicy::executeTimeout`'s existing opt-in shape - (`0` = disabled) already sets as precedent in this exact codebase. -- **No new dependencies.** Both additions build on primitives the framework - already has (`Completion`/`CompletionState`'s existing public constructor - and idempotent `setValue`/`setException`; a relocated, unmodified copy of - `RemoteServer`'s existing `TimeoutScheduler`). -- **Spec-first for public API.** Both additions are used by ordinary - application code (any rung, not just polls) — `docs/spec/core/` gets a new - section for each, in the same file and style as the feature it extends. -- **Every new public symbol needs complete Doxygen** (`@param`/`@return`/ - `@tparam` as applicable) — the Docs CI workflow (`WARN_AS_ERROR = - FAIL_ON_WARNINGS`) enforces this for everything under `include/morph/`. - ---- - -### Task 1: Client-side execute deadline - -**Files:** -- Create: `include/morph/core/timeout_scheduler.hpp` (relocated from `remote.hpp`) -- Modify: `include/morph/core/remote.hpp` (drop the inline class, include the new header, update the qualified name) -- Modify: `include/morph/core/backend.hpp` (add `ClientTimeoutError`) -- Modify: `include/morph/core/bridge.hpp` (add `Bridge::setExecuteDeadline`, wire it into `executeVia`) -- Modify: `docs/spec/core/completion.md` (new section) -- Create: `tests/test_client_execute_deadline.cpp` - -**Interfaces:** -- Produces: `morph::async::detail::TimeoutScheduler` (relocated, unmodified - API: `Handle schedule(std::chrono::milliseconds, std::function)`, - `void cancel(Handle)`) — every later rung's polling helper (starting with - rung 3's own `GetEventsSince` client wrapper) builds on - `Bridge::setExecuteDeadline` alone, not on this class directly. -- Produces: `morph::backend::ClientTimeoutError : std::runtime_error` — - thrown to a pending `Completion` when `Bridge::setExecuteDeadline`'s - duration elapses with no reply from any layer (distinct from - `morph::backend::TimeoutError`, which means the *server* explicitly - reported hitting `LimitPolicy::executeTimeout` — a `ClientTimeoutError` - means nothing came back at all, dropped frame or hung server alike). -- Produces: `Bridge::setExecuteDeadline(std::chrono::milliseconds)` — opt-in, - defaults to `std::chrono::milliseconds{0}` (disabled). - -`RemoteServer`'s existing `TimeoutScheduler` (`include/morph/core/remote.hpp:66-167`, -currently `morph::backend::detail::TimeoutScheduler`) is a -self-contained, dependency-free, dedicated-background-thread -delay-then-fire-unless-cancelled primitive with no `Qt`/`IExecutor` -dependency of its own — exactly what a `Bridge`-owned client-side deadline -needs, since `Bridge` (`include/morph/core/bridge.hpp`) is transport- and -GUI-framework-agnostic. Relocate it unmodified into a new shared header so -both `RemoteServer` (server-side `executeTimeout`) and `Bridge` (this task's -client-side deadline) use the same class from one place, rather than -duplicating it. - -- [ ] **Step 1: Relocate `TimeoutScheduler`** - -Create `include/morph/core/timeout_scheduler.hpp`: - -```cpp -// SPDX-License-Identifier: Apache-2.0 - -#pragma once -#include -#include -#include -#include -#include -#include -#include -#include - -#include "logger.hpp" - -namespace morph::async::detail { - -/// @brief Background scheduler that invokes a callback once after a delay, unless cancelled first. -/// -/// Neither `Bridge` nor `RemoteServer` is bound to a specific `IExecutor` -/// with a delayed-post primitive, so a single dedicated thread per instance -/// tracks pending deadlines and fires callbacks when they elapse. Used by -/// `RemoteServer` to enforce `LimitPolicy::executeTimeout` (server-side — -/// see `docs/spec/core/backend.md`) and by `Bridge::setExecuteDeadline` -/// (client-side — see `docs/spec/core/completion.md`). -class TimeoutScheduler { - public: - /// @brief Opaque identifier for one scheduled callback. - using Handle = std::uint64_t; - - /// @brief Starts the background thread. - TimeoutScheduler() : _thread{[this] { run(); }} {} - - /// @brief Stops the background thread and joins it. - ~TimeoutScheduler() { - { - std::scoped_lock const lock{_mtx}; - _stop = true; - } - _cv.notify_all(); - _thread.join(); - } - - TimeoutScheduler(const TimeoutScheduler&) = delete; - TimeoutScheduler& operator=(const TimeoutScheduler&) = delete; - TimeoutScheduler(TimeoutScheduler&&) = delete; - TimeoutScheduler& operator=(TimeoutScheduler&&) = delete; - - /// @brief Schedules @p callback to run after @p delay on the scheduler's - /// background thread, unless cancelled first via `cancel()`. - /// @param delay Time to wait before firing. - /// @param callback Invoked on the scheduler thread if not cancelled in time. - /// Exceptions it throws are logged and swallowed. - /// @return Handle usable with `cancel()`. - Handle schedule(std::chrono::milliseconds delay, std::function callback) { - auto const deadline = std::chrono::steady_clock::now() + delay; - std::scoped_lock const lock{_mtx}; - Handle const handle = ++_nextHandle; - auto iter = _entries.emplace(deadline, Entry{handle, std::move(callback)}); - _index[handle] = iter; - _cv.notify_all(); - return handle; - } - - /// @brief Cancels a previously scheduled callback immediately. - /// - /// If @p handle has not fired yet, its entry (and anything its callback - /// captured) is erased right away — the caller does not have to wait for - /// the original deadline for that memory to be released. A no-op if - /// @p handle already fired or was already cancelled. - /// @param handle Handle returned by a prior `schedule()` call. - void cancel(Handle handle) { - std::scoped_lock const lock{_mtx}; - auto found = _index.find(handle); - if (found == _index.end()) { - return; - } - _entries.erase(found->second); - _index.erase(found); - } - - private: - struct Entry { - Handle handle; - std::function callback; - }; - - void run() { - std::unique_lock lock{_mtx}; - while (!_stop) { - if (_entries.empty()) { - _cv.wait(lock); - continue; - } - auto const nextDeadline = _entries.begin()->first; - _cv.wait_until(lock, nextDeadline); - if (_stop) { - break; - } - auto now = std::chrono::steady_clock::now(); - while (!_entries.empty() && _entries.begin()->first <= now) { - auto iter = _entries.begin(); - Entry entry = std::move(iter->second); - _index.erase(entry.handle); - _entries.erase(iter); - lock.unlock(); - try { - entry.callback(); - } catch (const std::exception& exc) { - ::morph::log::logError("[timeout-scheduler] callback threw: " + std::string{exc.what()}); - } catch (...) { - ::morph::log::logError("[timeout-scheduler] callback threw unknown exception"); - } - lock.lock(); - now = std::chrono::steady_clock::now(); - } - } - } - - std::mutex _mtx; - std::condition_variable _cv; - std::multimap _entries; - std::unordered_map::iterator> _index; - Handle _nextHandle{0}; - bool _stop{false}; - std::thread _thread; -}; - -} // namespace morph::async::detail -``` - -This is a byte-for-byte copy of `remote.hpp:66-167`'s class body, only its -namespace changed (`morph::backend::detail` → `morph::async::detail`, since -its only two call sites — `RemoteServer` and, after this task, -`Bridge::executeVia` — both operate on `morph::async::CompletionState`-shaped -things, and `Completion`/`CompletionState` already live in `morph::async`). - -- [ ] **Step 2: Update `remote.hpp` to use the relocated class** - -In `include/morph/core/remote.hpp`: -1. Delete the inline `class TimeoutScheduler { ... };` definition (lines - 66-167 as of this plan's writing — confirm the exact range by searching - for `class TimeoutScheduler` before deleting, since line numbers drift). -2. Add `#include "timeout_scheduler.hpp"` alongside the file's other - `#include "..."` lines (near `#include "backend.hpp"`). -3. Every remaining use of `TimeoutScheduler` in this file - (`_timeoutScheduler` member declaration and the 5 call sites found via - `grep -n "TimeoutScheduler" include/morph/core/remote.hpp` before this - change) is currently unqualified `detail::TimeoutScheduler`, resolved via - this file's own `namespace morph::backend { namespace detail { ... } }` - nesting. After the relocation it must be spelled - `::morph::async::detail::TimeoutScheduler` at every one of those sites - (an explicit, fully-qualified reference — do not add a `using` alias, - which would silently shadow `morph::backend::detail` for anything else - declared later in this file). - -- [ ] **Step 3: Verify `RemoteServer`'s existing behavior is unchanged** - -Run: `cmake --build build/clang-coverage --target morph_tests` then -`ctest --test-dir build/clang-coverage -R test_limit_policy` -Expected: identical pass count to a pre-change baseline (capture the -baseline first: `ctest --test-dir build/clang-coverage -R test_limit_policy` -before Step 1). This is a pure relocation — zero behavior change is the bar, -not "still passes." - -- [ ] **Step 4: Add `ClientTimeoutError`** - -In `include/morph/core/backend.hpp`, immediately after the existing -`TimeoutError` struct (currently lines 379-382 — confirm via -`grep -n "struct TimeoutError"` before editing): - -```cpp -/// @brief Thrown to a pending `Completion` when `Bridge::setExecuteDeadline`'s -/// duration elapses before any reply arrives — a frame silently -/// dropped by `QtWebSocketServerConfig::messagesPerSecond`, or a -/// genuinely hung server, either way. -/// -/// Distinct from `TimeoutError`: that type means the *server* explicitly -/// replied that it hit `LimitPolicy::executeTimeout` while the action was -/// still running. `ClientTimeoutError` means the client gave up waiting — -/// no reply of any kind arrived, so whether the server ever received the -/// request, is still processing it, or replied to a connection that had -/// already dropped is unknown. See `docs/spec/core/completion.md`. -struct ClientTimeoutError : std::runtime_error { - /// @brief Constructs the error with a canned diagnostic message. - ClientTimeoutError() : std::runtime_error{"execute timed out waiting for any reply"} {} -}; -``` - -- [ ] **Step 5: Wire the deadline into `Bridge`** - -In `include/morph/core/bridge.hpp`: - -1. Add `#include "timeout_scheduler.hpp"` to the file's includes. -2. Add a public method on `Bridge` (near `setDefaultSession`, which is the - nearest existing "runtime-configurable knob" on this class — search - `void setDefaultSession` to find it and place this beside it): - -```cpp -/// @brief Sets (or disables) the client-side execute deadline. -/// -/// Every `executeVia()` call after this point races the real reply against -/// @p deadline; whichever settles first wins (`CompletionState::setValue`/ -/// `setException` are idempotent — see `completion.hpp`). If @p deadline -/// elapses first, the pending `Completion` fails with `ClientTimeoutError`; -/// the real reply, if it arrives later, is silently discarded exactly like -/// any other late write to an already-resolved `CompletionState`. -/// -/// Disabled (`std::chrono::milliseconds{0}`, the default) reproduces -/// today's exact behavior: a dropped frame or a hung server leaves the -/// `Completion` pending forever, same as before this method existed. -/// -/// @param deadline Maximum time to wait for any reply. `0` disables the -/// deadline. -void setExecuteDeadline(std::chrono::milliseconds deadline) { - std::scoped_lock const lock{_executeDeadlineMtx}; - _executeDeadline = deadline; - if (_executeDeadline.count() > 0 && !_timeoutScheduler) { - _timeoutScheduler = std::make_unique<::morph::async::detail::TimeoutScheduler>(); - } -} -``` - -3. Add the two private members it uses, next to `_sessionMtx`/`_defaultSession` - (search for `_sessionMtx` to find the right neighborhood): - -```cpp -mutable std::mutex _executeDeadlineMtx; -std::chrono::milliseconds _executeDeadline{0}; -std::unique_ptr<::morph::async::detail::TimeoutScheduler> _timeoutScheduler; -``` - -4. In `executeVia` (search `Completion::Result> executeVia` - to find it — as of this plan's writing at `bridge.hpp:691`), immediately - after the `typedState`/`typed` pair is constructed and the `raw == 0U` - fast-fail check has already returned (i.e., only real dispatches reach - this point — a fast-failed "handler not bound" `Completion` needs no - deadline, it's already resolved), read the deadline once and, if enabled, - schedule it: - -```cpp - std::chrono::milliseconds deadline{0}; - { - std::scoped_lock const lock{_executeDeadlineMtx}; - deadline = _executeDeadline; - } - std::optional<::morph::async::detail::TimeoutScheduler::Handle> deadlineHandle; - if (deadline.count() > 0) { - std::scoped_lock const lock{_executeDeadlineMtx}; - deadlineHandle = _timeoutScheduler->schedule( - deadline, [typedState] { typedState->setException(std::make_exception_ptr(::morph::backend::ClientTimeoutError{})); }); - } -``` - - (Place this block after the `raw == 0U` early-return, before - `::morph::backend::detail::ActionCall call;` — the exact insertion point - any implementer should confirm by reading the surrounding ~15 lines, - since this plan quotes the method's shape from research, not a live - diff.) - -5. In the same method, the existing `anyCompletion.then(...).onError(...)` - block (near the end of `executeVia`, already shown in this plan's - research citations as ending with - `.onError([typedState](const std::exception_ptr& err) { typedState->setException(err); });`) - must cancel the scheduled deadline on **both** branches, before the - `typedState->setValue`/`setException` call already there — add one line - to each lambda's body: - -```cpp - if (deadlineHandle) { - std::scoped_lock const lock{_executeDeadlineMtx}; - _timeoutScheduler->cancel(*deadlineHandle); - } -``` - - in the success lambda right before `typedState->setValue(std::move(*typedResult));` - (inside the `try` block, after the `publishResult`/`onResult` work, so a - thrown exception from that work still reaches the `catch` and the - deadline is still cancelled — actually: cancel it as the *first* line of - the lambda, before any of that other work, so a slow `onResult`/ - `publishResult` callback cannot race the deadline firing concurrently - while this lambda is still running), and as the first line of the - `.onError(...)` lambda, before `typedState->setException(err);`. - `deadlineHandle`/`typedState` must both be captured by the lambdas that - do not already capture them (the success lambda already captures - `typedState`; add `deadlineHandle` — copied, it is a small - `std::optional` — to both lambdas' capture lists, plus `this` - if not already captured, to reach `_timeoutScheduler`/`_executeDeadlineMtx`; - the success lambda already captures `this`, so add `deadlineHandle` there; - the error lambda currently captures only `typedState`, so add both `this` - and `deadlineHandle`). - -- [ ] **Step 6: Write the failing tests** - -Create `tests/test_client_execute_deadline.cpp`: - -```cpp -// SPDX-License-Identifier: Apache-2.0 -// -// Coverage for the client-side execute deadline (examples/LADDER.md's -// "Framework prerequisites" #2): Bridge::setExecuteDeadline races the real -// reply against a client-owned timeout, so a frame silently dropped by -// QtWebSocketServerConfig::messagesPerSecond, or a genuinely hung server, -// no longer blocks the calling Completion forever. - -#include -#include -#include -#include -#include -#include -#include -#include -#include -#include -#include - -#include "test_support.hpp" - -namespace { - -struct DeadlineCount { - int x = 0; -}; - -struct DeadlineModel { - int execute(const DeadlineCount& a) { return a.x; } -}; - -// A backend whose execute() never resolves its Completion (until the test -// explicitly settles it), simulating a frame the server dropped -- no -// reply, ever, on this path -- or a hung server. -class NeverRepliesBackend : public morph::backend::detail::IBackend { - public: - morph::exec::detail::ModelId registerModel( - const std::string&, std::function()>) override { - return morph::exec::detail::ModelId{1}; - } - void deregisterModel(morph::exec::detail::ModelId) override {} - morph::async::Completion> execute(morph::exec::detail::ModelId, - morph::backend::detail::ActionCall, - morph::exec::IExecutor* cbExec) override { - auto state = std::make_shared>>(); - ++liveCompletions; - return morph::async::Completion>{state, cbExec}; - // state is intentionally dropped here with no setValue/setException - // ever called -- the Completion this returns never settles on its - // own, matching a dropped frame or a server that never replies. - } - std::atomic liveCompletions{0}; -}; - -} // namespace - -template <> -struct morph::model::ActionTraits { - using Result = int; - static constexpr std::string_view typeId() { return "Deadline_Count"; } - static std::string toJson(const DeadlineCount& a) { return R"({"x":)" + std::to_string(a.x) + "}"; } - static DeadlineCount fromJson(std::string_view) { return {}; } - static std::string resultToJson(const int& r) { return std::to_string(r); } - static int resultFromJson(std::string_view s) { return std::stoi(std::string{s}); } -}; -template <> -struct morph::model::ModelTraits { - static constexpr std::string_view typeId() { return "Deadline_Model"; } -}; - -TEST_CASE("Bridge::setExecuteDeadline(0) (the default) never fires -- a call that never replies " - "stays pending, matching pre-existing behavior", - "[core][bridge][client-deadline]") { - morph::exec::MainThreadExecutor exec; - morph::bridge::Bridge bridge; - bridge.setBackend(std::make_shared()); - morph::bridge::BridgeHandler handler{bridge, &exec}; - - bool resolved = false; - handler.execute(DeadlineCount{.x = 1}) - .then([&resolved](int) { resolved = true; }) - .onError([&resolved](const std::exception_ptr&) { resolved = true; }); - exec.runFor(std::chrono::milliseconds{200}); - CHECK_FALSE(resolved); -} - -TEST_CASE("Bridge::setExecuteDeadline fires ClientTimeoutError when no reply arrives in time", - "[core][bridge][client-deadline]") { - morph::exec::MainThreadExecutor exec; - morph::bridge::Bridge bridge; - bridge.setBackend(std::make_shared()); - bridge.setExecuteDeadline(std::chrono::milliseconds{50}); - morph::bridge::BridgeHandler handler{bridge, &exec}; - - bool failed = false; - bool threwClientTimeout = false; - handler.execute(DeadlineCount{.x = 1}).onError([&](const std::exception_ptr& err) { - failed = true; - try { - std::rethrow_exception(err); - } catch (const morph::backend::ClientTimeoutError&) { - threwClientTimeout = true; - } catch (...) { - } - }); - // Poll rather than a single runFor(): the deadline fires on the - // TimeoutScheduler's own background thread, which posts to `exec` -- - // give it real wall-clock slack, matching this codebase's other - // cross-thread test patterns (see pumpUntil in examples/common/testkit). - for (int i = 0; i < 50 && !failed; ++i) { - exec.runFor(std::chrono::milliseconds{20}); - } - REQUIRE(failed); - CHECK(threwClientTimeout); -} - -TEST_CASE("A deadline that is cancelled by a real, on-time reply does not also fire", - "[core][bridge][client-deadline]") { - // Uses the ordinary in-process LocalBackend, which always replies - // quickly -- proves the cancellation path (Step 5's `.then`/`.onError` - // cancel-before-settle lines), not just the firing path above. - morph::exec::ThreadPoolExecutor workerPool{2}; - morph::exec::MainThreadExecutor guiExec; - morph::bridge::Bridge bridge; - bridge.setBackend(std::make_shared(workerPool)); - bridge.setExecuteDeadline(std::chrono::milliseconds{2000}); // generous; must not fire - morph::bridge::BridgeHandler handler{bridge, &guiExec}; - - int result = -1; - bool failed = false; - handler.execute(DeadlineCount{.x = 7}) - .then([&result](int r) { result = r; }) - .onError([&failed](const std::exception_ptr&) { failed = true; }); - guiExec.runFor(std::chrono::milliseconds{500}); - CHECK(result == 7); - CHECK_FALSE(failed); - // If cancellation did not work, the 2000ms deadline is still pending on - // the scheduler's background thread; the test process must not hang at - // exit waiting for it -- Bridge's destructor and TimeoutScheduler's - // destructor both join their threads unconditionally, so a leaked - // pending entry would only delay (not hang) teardown. This assertion - // exists to document that expectation, not to measure it directly. -} -``` - -- [ ] **Step 7: Confirm `test_client_execute_deadline.cpp` is picked up by the build** - -Check `tests/CMakeLists.txt` (or wherever `morph_tests`' sources are -enumerated — likely a glob, matching every other file in `tests/`) actually -includes new files automatically; if it is an explicit list rather than a -glob, add the new file's path in the same style as its neighbors. - -- [ ] **Step 8: Run to verify all three new tests fail without Step 4/5's code** - -(A true red-first check only applies if you implement tests before code — -if Steps 4-5 are already done by this point, this step is a sanity -confirmation instead, matching this session's established pattern for -plan-supplied code where the feature predates the test by construction.) - -- [ ] **Step 9: Run to verify all three tests pass** - -Run: `cmake --build build/clang-coverage --target morph_tests && ctest --test-dir build/clang-coverage -R test_client_execute_deadline` -Expected: 3 test cases pass. Also re-run -`ctest --test-dir build/clang-coverage -R test_limit_policy` and the whole -`morph_tests`/`ladder` suites to confirm zero regressions. - -- [ ] **Step 10: Update `docs/spec/core/completion.md`** - -Add a new section (placement: wherever the file's existing structure best -fits a "how a `Completion` can fail" topic — read the file first and match -its heading style) documenting: `Bridge::setExecuteDeadline`'s opt-in shape -and default-disabled behavior; `ClientTimeoutError` vs. `TimeoutError`'s -distinction; the race-cancel-idempotent mechanics (a late real reply after -the deadline fired is silently discarded, not an error); and a -cross-reference to `docs/spec/core/backend.md`'s existing -`LimitPolicy::executeTimeout` section for the server-side counterpart. - -- [ ] **Step 11: Commit** - -```bash -git add include/morph/core/timeout_scheduler.hpp include/morph/core/remote.hpp \ - include/morph/core/backend.hpp include/morph/core/bridge.hpp \ - docs/spec/core/completion.md tests/test_client_execute_deadline.cpp \ - tests/CMakeLists.txt -git commit -m "core: add a client-side execute deadline (Bridge::setExecuteDeadline)" -``` - ---- - -### Task 2: Async register-or-attach and attach for shared/keyed models - -**Files:** -- Modify: `include/morph/core/backend.hpp` (new `IBackend` virtuals) -- Modify: `include/morph/qt/qt_websocket_backend.hpp` and `src/qt/qt_websocket_backend.cpp` (real async implementation) -- Modify: `include/morph/core/bridge.hpp` (`Bridge::attachHandlerAsync`/`ensureBoundAsync`; `BridgeHandler::execute`'s `PayloadKeyed`/`ResultKeyed` branches) -- Modify: `docs/spec/core/shared_instances.md` (new section + API-reference rows) -- Modify: `tests/test_async_registration.cpp` (new test cases, same file — this is the established home for this exact class of coverage) - -**Interfaces:** -- Consumes: Task 1's nothing directly (independent of the deadline work, - but both must land before rung 3's app tasks — see this plan's - "Execution order" note at the end). -- Produces: `IBackend::registerModelSharedAsync`/`attachModelAsync` — opt-in - virtuals mirroring `registerModelAsync`'s exact shape (default returns - `false`, invoking neither callback; a backend that opts in returns `true` - and later invokes exactly one of `onRegistered`/`onError`). - `QtWebSocketBackend` implements both for real, gated behind the same - existing `QtWebSocketBackendConfig::asyncRegistrationEnabled` flag - `registerModelAsync` already uses — no new config knob. -- Produces: no new public `BridgeHandler`/`Bridge` API surface — `execute()`'s - existing signature and documented behavior ("A payload- or result-keyed - action's attach/promote step never throws out of this call ... the - failure is instead delivered through the returned Completion's - `.onError(...)`") is unchanged; only *how* that promise is kept changes, - transparently, when the backend offers an async path. - -`IBackend::registerModelAsync`'s reply routing on `QtWebSocketBackend` is -already verb-agnostic: `onTextMessage`'s non-zero-`callId` branch -(`src/qt/qt_websocket_backend.cpp`, confirmed by reading it directly — -search `_pendingRegistrations.find(env.callId)`) matches *any* reply -carrying a matching `callId` against the same `_pendingRegistrations` map, -regardless of which wire verb (`register`, `registerShared`, `attach`) -produced the original request. `registerModelShared`'s wire form is a -`register` envelope with `primary`/`shared` fields added -(`docs/spec/core/shared_instances.md`, "Wire protocol changes" section); -`attach` is its own envelope kind but replies the same way (`ok` with a -`modelId`, or `err`). This means both new async methods are close to a -copy-paste of `registerModelAsync`'s existing body, substituting -`wire::makeRegisterShared`/`wire::makeAttach` for `wire::makeRegister` — no -new routing logic is needed on the reply-handling side at all. - -`BridgeHandler::attach(key)` (the standalone public method, distinct -from `execute()`) is **out of scope** for this task: its own doc comment -already documents it as deliberately synchronous ("a caller that wants the -failure delivered asynchronously should attach via a payload-keyed action's -`execute()` instead") — this task makes that documented escape hatch real, -it does not change `attach()` itself. Rung 3's `OpenPoll{pollId}` is a -payload-keyed *action*, dispatched via `handler.execute(OpenPoll{pollId})`, -which is exactly the path this task covers. - -- [ ] **Step 1: Add the two new `IBackend` virtuals** - -In `include/morph/core/backend.hpp`, immediately after the existing -`registerModelAsync` declaration (confirm the exact line via -`grep -n "virtual bool registerModelAsync"`) and before -`registerModelShared`'s declaration: - -```cpp - /// @brief Optional non-blocking counterpart to `registerModelShared`. - /// - /// Same rationale and shape as `registerModelAsync` (see its doc comment - /// immediately above): `registerModelShared`'s synchronous default - /// implementations block the calling thread until a reply arrives, which - /// aborts a WASM main thread the moment a shared/keyed handler makes its - /// first attach. A backend that overrides this sends the request and - /// returns `true` immediately, then invokes exactly one of - /// @p onRegistered / @p onError once the reply arrives, on the backend's - /// own thread (unless the backend is destroyed first, in which case - /// neither fires). - /// - /// The default implementation offers no async path and returns `false` - /// without calling either callback — the caller (`Bridge::ensureBoundAsync`) - /// falls back to the synchronous `registerModelShared` in that case, - /// matching every caller's behavior before this method existed. - /// - /// @param typeId String type-id of the model. - /// @param factory Callable that constructs the `IModelHolder` (local path only). - /// @param identity Entity key for the action log plus the directory primary key. - /// @param onRegistered Invoked with the assigned/attached `ModelId` on success. - /// @param onError Invoked with a diagnostic message on failure. - /// @return `true` if this backend accepted the request and will invoke - /// exactly one callback later; `false` if it has no async path. - virtual bool registerModelSharedAsync( - const std::string& typeId, std::function()> factory, - ::morph::backend::detail::InstanceIdentity identity, - std::function onRegistered, - std::function onError) { - (void)typeId; - (void)factory; - (void)identity; - (void)onRegistered; - (void)onError; - return false; - } -``` - -And immediately after `attachModel`'s declaration: - -```cpp - /// @brief Optional non-blocking counterpart to `attachModel`. - /// - /// Same rationale and shape as `registerModelSharedAsync` immediately - /// above (itself mirroring `registerModelAsync`) — see that doc comment - /// for the full opt-in/fallback contract. - /// @param typeId String type-id of the model. - /// @param factory Callable that constructs the `IModelHolder` (local path only). - /// @param identity Entity key for the action log plus the directory primary key. - /// @param current Instance currently held, or `ModelId{0}` if none. - /// @param onRegistered Invoked with the `ModelId` now attached to, on success. - /// @param onError Invoked with a diagnostic message on failure. - /// @return `true` if this backend accepted the request and will invoke - /// exactly one callback later; `false` if it has no async path. - virtual bool attachModelAsync( - const std::string& typeId, std::function()> factory, - ::morph::backend::detail::InstanceIdentity identity, ::morph::exec::detail::ModelId current, - std::function onRegistered, - std::function onError) { - (void)typeId; - (void)factory; - (void)identity; - (void)current; - (void)onRegistered; - (void)onError; - return false; - } -``` - -Note `attachModelAsync` takes `current` but has no `factory`-driven -"deregister the old one first" step the way the synchronous -`IBackend::attachModel`'s *default* implementation does -(`backend.hpp:201-219`, acquire-before-release ordering) — `QtWebSocketBackend`'s -own synchronous `attachModel` already does not deregister `current` itself -either when `identity.primary` is non-empty (only the empty-primary -degrade-to-private-instance branch deregisters), so the async override -below follows that same existing division of responsibility, not a new one. - -- [ ] **Step 2: Implement both in `QtWebSocketBackend`** - -In `include/morph/qt/qt_websocket_backend.hpp`, add both declarations near -the existing `registerModelAsync` declaration (mirror its exact Doxygen -shape): - -```cpp - /// @brief Sends a shared (register-or-attach) `register` and, if async - /// registration is enabled, returns without blocking. - /// @param typeId String type-id of the model. - /// @param factory Ignored — model construction is delegated to the server. - /// @param identity Entity key for the action log plus the directory primary key. - /// @param onRegistered Invoked with the assigned `ModelId` on success. - /// @param onError Invoked with a diagnostic message on failure. - /// @return `true` if `asyncRegistrationEnabled` is set (see - /// `QtWebSocketBackendConfig`) and the request was sent; - /// `false` otherwise, falling back to the synchronous - /// `registerModelShared`. - bool registerModelSharedAsync( - const std::string& typeId, std::function()> factory, - ::morph::backend::detail::InstanceIdentity identity, - std::function onRegistered, - std::function onError) override; - - /// @brief Sends an `attach` and, if async registration is enabled, - /// returns without blocking. - /// @param typeId String type-id of the model. - /// @param factory Ignored — model construction is delegated to the server. - /// @param identity Entity key for the action log plus the directory primary key. - /// @param current Instance currently held, or `ModelId{0}` if none. - /// @param onRegistered Invoked with the `ModelId` now attached to, on success. - /// @param onError Invoked with a diagnostic message on failure. - /// @return `true` if `asyncRegistrationEnabled` is set and the request - /// was sent; `false` otherwise, falling back to the synchronous - /// `attachModel`. - bool attachModelAsync( - const std::string& typeId, std::function()> factory, - ::morph::backend::detail::InstanceIdentity identity, ::morph::exec::detail::ModelId current, - std::function onRegistered, - std::function onError) override; -``` - -In `src/qt/qt_websocket_backend.cpp`, immediately after the existing -`registerModelAsync` definition (confirm exact location via -`grep -n "bool QtWebSocketBackend::registerModelAsync"`): - -```cpp -bool QtWebSocketBackend::registerModelSharedAsync( - const std::string& typeId, std::function()> /*factory*/, - ::morph::backend::detail::InstanceIdentity identity, std::function onRegistered, - std::function onError) { - if (!_cfg.asyncRegistrationEnabled) { - return false; - } - if (identity.primary.empty()) { - // Degrades to the private (non-shared) path, exactly like the - // synchronous registerModelShared above -- and that path already - // has an async form: this class's existing registerModelAsync. - return registerModelAsync(typeId, nullptr, identity.contextKey, std::move(onRegistered), std::move(onError)); - } - if (!_connected) { - onError("disconnected"); - return true; - } - uint64_t const callId = ++_nextCallId; - { - std::scoped_lock const lock{_pendingMtx}; - _pendingRegistrations[callId] = PendingRegistration{std::move(onRegistered), std::move(onError)}; - } - auto env = ::morph::wire::makeRegisterShared(typeId, std::string{identity.primary}, std::string{identity.contextKey}); - env.callId = callId; - _socket.sendTextMessage(QString::fromStdString(::morph::wire::encode(env))); - return true; -} - -bool QtWebSocketBackend::attachModelAsync( - const std::string& typeId, std::function()> /*factory*/, - ::morph::backend::detail::InstanceIdentity identity, ::morph::exec::detail::ModelId current, - std::function onRegistered, std::function onError) { - if (!_cfg.asyncRegistrationEnabled) { - return false; - } - if (identity.primary.empty()) { - // Mirrors the synchronous attachModel's empty-primary branch: release - // the current instance (fire-and-forget, as deregisterModel already - // is) and degrade to a private async registration. - if (current.v != 0U) { - deregisterModel(current); - } - return registerModelAsync(typeId, nullptr, identity.contextKey, std::move(onRegistered), std::move(onError)); - } - if (!_connected) { - onError("disconnected"); - return true; - } - uint64_t const callId = ++_nextCallId; - { - std::scoped_lock const lock{_pendingMtx}; - _pendingRegistrations[callId] = PendingRegistration{std::move(onRegistered), std::move(onError)}; - } - auto env = ::morph::wire::makeAttach(typeId, std::string{identity.primary}, current.v, std::string{identity.contextKey}); - env.callId = callId; - _socket.sendTextMessage(QString::fromStdString(::morph::wire::encode(env))); - return true; -} -``` - -Both reuse the exact same `_pendingRegistrations` map, `PendingRegistration` -struct, and reply-routing code `registerModelAsync` already has — confirm -by reading `onTextMessage`'s callId-routing branch (Step "research" already -verified this is verb-agnostic) that no changes are needed there. - -- [ ] **Step 3: Add `Bridge`-side async attach/ensure-bound** - -In `include/morph/core/bridge.hpp`, add `attachHandlerAsync`/`ensureBoundAsync` -immediately after the existing synchronous `attachHandler`/`ensureBound` -(same neighborhood, same access level — both are called from -`BridgeHandler::execute`, which is a friend or has appropriate access -already, matching how `attachHandler`/`ensureBound` are reached today): - -```cpp - /// @brief Async counterpart to `attachHandler`: prefers the backend's - /// `attachModelAsync` when available, invoking @p onDone once - /// attached (or failed) instead of blocking. - /// - /// Falls back to the synchronous `attachHandler` (and calls @p onDone - /// immediately, from this thread) when the backend offers no async - /// path — so a caller that always goes through this method behaves - /// identically to calling `attachHandler` directly, on every backend - /// that has not opted in to `attachModelAsync`. - /// @tparam Model Concrete model type. - /// @param binding Shared binding, as returned by `registerSharedHandler()`. - /// @param primary Canonical string encoding of the primary key to attach to. - /// @param onDone Invoked with `nullptr` on success, or a non-null - /// `exception_ptr` on failure — always exactly once, - /// synchronously if the fallback path is taken. - template - void attachHandlerAsync(const std::shared_ptr& binding, std::string primary, - std::function onDone) { - std::scoped_lock const lock{_attachMtx}; - if (binding->primary == primary && binding->currentId.load() != 0U) { - onDone(nullptr); - return; - } - auto const previous = ::morph::exec::detail::ModelId{binding->currentId.load()}; - auto backend = loadBackend(); - auto primaryCopy = primary; - std::weak_ptr const weakLiveness{_liveness}; - std::weak_ptr const weakBinding{binding}; - bool const started = backend->attachModelAsync( - binding->typeId, binding->modelFactory, {.contextKey = primaryCopy, .primary = primaryCopy}, previous, - [weakLiveness, weakBinding, primaryCopy, onDone](::morph::exec::detail::ModelId newId) { - if (!weakLiveness.lock()) { - return; - } - auto strongBinding = weakBinding.lock(); - if (!strongBinding) { - return; - } - strongBinding->contextKey = primaryCopy; - strongBinding->primary = primaryCopy; - strongBinding->currentId.store(newId.v); - onDone(nullptr); - }, - [onDone](const std::string& message) { onDone(std::make_exception_ptr(std::runtime_error(message))); }); - if (!started) { - try { - auto newId = backend->attachModel(binding->typeId, binding->modelFactory, - {.contextKey = primary, .primary = primary}, previous); - binding->contextKey = primary; - binding->primary = std::move(primary); - binding->currentId.store(newId.v); - onDone(nullptr); - } catch (...) { - onDone(std::current_exception()); - } - } - } - - /// @brief Async counterpart to `ensureBound`. See `attachHandlerAsync`'s - /// doc comment for the fallback contract. - /// @param binding Shared binding to bind. - /// @param onDone Invoked exactly once: `nullptr` on success, or a - /// non-null `exception_ptr` on failure. - void ensureBoundAsync(const std::shared_ptr& binding, - std::function onDone) { - std::scoped_lock const lock{_attachMtx}; - if (binding->currentId.load() != 0U) { - onDone(nullptr); - return; - } - auto backend = loadBackend(); - std::weak_ptr const weakLiveness{_liveness}; - std::weak_ptr const weakBinding{binding}; - bool const started = backend->registerModelSharedAsync( - binding->typeId, binding->modelFactory, {.contextKey = binding->contextKey, .primary = {}}, - [weakLiveness, weakBinding, onDone](::morph::exec::detail::ModelId newId) { - if (!weakLiveness.lock()) { - return; - } - auto strongBinding = weakBinding.lock(); - if (!strongBinding) { - return; - } - strongBinding->currentId.store(newId.v); - onDone(nullptr); - }, - [onDone](const std::string& message) { onDone(std::make_exception_ptr(std::runtime_error(message))); }); - if (!started) { - try { - auto newId = backend->registerModelShared(binding->typeId, binding->modelFactory, - {.contextKey = binding->contextKey, .primary = {}}); - binding->currentId.store(newId.v); - onDone(nullptr); - } catch (...) { - onDone(std::current_exception()); - } - } - } -``` - -Both hold `_attachMtx` only around the synchronous branch's own state -mutation and the async branch's *dispatch* (matching `attachHandler`'s -existing lock scope) — not around waiting for `onDone`, which for the async -path fires later, off this call stack entirely, on the backend's own -thread. This mirrors `registerHandlerImpl`'s existing doc comment -("the backend call must not run under `_mtx`") applied to `_attachMtx` -here: an async callback that reacquired `_attachMtx` from inside this -scope (which it does not — the scope ends when this method returns, well -before any async callback fires) would self-deadlock, so the shape above -(lock only around dispatch, not completion) is required, not incidental. - -- [ ] **Step 4: Wire `BridgeHandler::execute` to use the async path** - -In `include/morph/core/bridge.hpp`, `BridgeHandler::execute` -(the method containing the `if constexpr (kShared && PayloadKeyed)` -and `if constexpr (kShared && ResultKeyed)` branches — confirm exact -line via `grep -n "if constexpr (kShared && ::morph::model::detail::PayloadKeyed"`). -Replace the `PayloadKeyed` branch's body: - -```cpp - if constexpr (kShared && ::morph::model::detail::PayloadKeyed) { - auto state = std::make_shared<::morph::async::detail::CompletionState>(); - ::morph::async::Completion pending{state, _guiExec}; - auto* const bridgePtr = &_bridge; - auto binding = _binding; - auto key = ::morph::model::ActionKeyTraits::key(action); - auto sharedAction = std::make_shared(std::move(action)); - bridgePtr->template attachHandlerAsync( - binding, std::move(key), [bridgePtr, binding, sharedAction, state, guiExec = _guiExec](std::exception_ptr err) { - if (err) { - state->setException(err); - return; - } - bridgePtr->template executeVia(binding, std::move(*sharedAction), guiExec) - .then([state](R r) { state->setValue(std::move(r)); }) - .onError([state](std::exception_ptr e) { state->setException(e); }); - }); - return pending; - } -``` - -This replaces the previous `try { attachHandler(...); } catch (...) { return failedCompletion(...); }` -followed by the fallthrough `executeVia` call at the bottom of `execute()` -(the `else` branch) — the `PayloadKeyed` case now returns its own `pending` -`Completion` directly and never reaches the trailing -`return _bridge.template executeVia(_binding, std::move(action), _guiExec);` -line, so that line's `if constexpr`/`else` structure must be adjusted: -confirm the surrounding `if constexpr (kShared && PayloadKeyed) { ... } if constexpr (kShared && ResultKeyed) { ... } else { ... }` -shape (three `if constexpr` chained, not `if/else if/else`, per the -existing code) still routes every other case (unkeyed actions, `NoSharing` -handlers) through the unchanged final `else` branch — this requires -`PayloadKeyed`'s branch to `return` unconditionally (as shown above) so -control never falls through to the trailing line for a payload-keyed -action, exactly matching today's control flow shape (today's `try`/`catch` -version also always exits the `if constexpr` block via its own `execute` -call after the block, but since `attachHandler` itself didn't return early, -double check whether today's structure already has an explicit early return -or relies on the outer `if constexpr`/`else` to skip the trailing call — -read the ~30 lines around this branch directly before editing, since the -plan's citation shows the shape but the implementer must confirm the exact -control-flow join point before rewriting it). - -Apply the same treatment to the `ResultKeyed` branch, substituting -`ensureBoundAsync` for `attachHandlerAsync` and keeping the existing -`onResult` callback (the one that calls `assignHandlerPrimary`) wired the -same way it is today — attach it via `executeVia`'s existing `onResult` -parameter, unchanged, inside the `onDone` callback's non-error branch. - -- [ ] **Step 5: Write the failing tests** - -Append to `tests/test_async_registration.cpp` (this file already has a -`AsyncRegisterBackend` test-double pattern — read its existing ~362 lines -first and extend that same double with `registerModelSharedAsync`/ -`attachModelAsync` overrides using the identical -`completeNext()`/`failNext()` deferred-completion shape the file already -uses for `registerModelAsync`, rather than inventing a second double). New -test cases, matching the file's existing `TEST_CASE` naming and structure: - -- `"Bridge prefers attachModelAsync over the synchronous attachModel when the backend offers it"` — a keyed model, `AllowShared`, backend's async path deferred via the double's existing completion mechanism; assert the `Completion` returned by `execute(PayloadKeyedAction{...})` is still pending immediately after the call (proving no nested blocking occurred), then complete it and assert the result arrives. -- `"A backend with no async attach path falls back to the synchronous attachModel unchanged"` — a backend whose `attachModelAsync` override is absent (uses `IBackend`'s default, returning `false`) but whose synchronous `attachModel` works normally; assert `execute()` still succeeds exactly as before this task, proving zero regression for every backend that has not opted in. -- `"attachModelAsync's onError path surfaces through the returned Completion's onError, matching the synchronous path's documented contract"` — the double's `failNext()`; assert `.onError()` fires with the diagnostic message, never a synchronous throw out of `execute()` — the exact promise `execute()`'s own doc comment already makes. -- `"ensureBoundAsync mirrors the same three cases for a result-keyed (creating) action"` — repeat the three cases above for the `ResultKeyed`/`ensureBoundAsync` path using a `CreatePoll`-shaped test action (a minimal local double, not the real rung-3 `CreatePoll` — this file predates and is independent of rung 3). - -- [ ] **Step 6: Run to verify all new tests fail without Steps 1-4's code, then pass with it** - -Run: `cmake --build build/clang-coverage --target morph_tests && ctest --test-dir build/clang-coverage -R test_async_registration` -Expected: all cases (existing + new) pass. Also confirm -`tests/qt/test_qt_websocket.cpp` (the real `QtWebSocketBackend` suite) is -unaffected — run it too. - -- [ ] **Step 7: Update `docs/spec/core/shared_instances.md`** - -1. In the "API reference" table (search `## API reference`), add two rows - documenting that `attach()`/keyed `execute()` now have an async path - internally when the backend supports it — phrase this as an - implementation detail visible only through *not blocking on WASM*, since - `execute()`'s public signature and contract are unchanged (see this - task's Interfaces section above). -2. Add a new subsection after "Wire protocol changes" (search - `## Wire protocol changes`), titled something like "Async register-or-attach - and attach", documenting: the opt-in shape (mirrors `registerModelAsync`, - gated by the same `QtWebSocketBackendConfig::asyncRegistrationEnabled`), - why `attach()` itself (the standalone method) remains synchronous by - design while `execute()`'s keyed paths gained the async option, and a - cross-reference to `examples/LADDER.md`'s "Framework prerequisites" #1 - as the motivating rung-3 WASM scenario this closes. - -- [ ] **Step 8: Commit** - -```bash -git add include/morph/core/backend.hpp include/morph/qt/qt_websocket_backend.hpp \ - src/qt/qt_websocket_backend.cpp include/morph/core/bridge.hpp \ - docs/spec/core/shared_instances.md tests/test_async_registration.cpp -git commit -m "core: add an async register-or-attach/attach path for shared/keyed models" -``` - ---- - -## Self-Review - -**Spec coverage against `examples/LADDER.md`'s "Framework prerequisites" -section:** items 1 and 2 (async shared/keyed attach; client-side execute -deadline) are this plan's whole scope — both fully covered. Items 3 -(injectable time source) and 4 (fault-injection wire proxy, deterministic -strand interleaver) were already closed in rung 0's own work (confirmed via -`git log --oneline` showing "ladder: add the fault-injection wire proxy" -and "ladder: add the deterministic strand interleaver" as existing -commits on this branch, predating this plan) — not reopened here. - -**Placeholder scan:** none — every step above contains real, complete code -(not "TBD"/"add appropriate handling"), matching this plan's own "No -Placeholders" obligation. Where a step asks the implementer to confirm an -exact line number or control-flow join point before editing (Task 2, Step -4's note on the `if constexpr` structure), that is a verification -instruction, not a placeholder — the target *behavior* is fully specified -even where the exact line range is not, because this plan's own research -read the file's current shape but a live diff may have moved by -implementation time. - -**Type/signature consistency check:** `ClientTimeoutError`'s shape matches -`TimeoutError`/`DisconnectedError`'s existing pattern -(`std::runtime_error` subclass, no members, canned message) exactly. -`registerModelSharedAsync`/`attachModelAsync`'s signatures mirror -`registerModelAsync`'s parameter order and callback shapes exactly -(`onRegistered` before `onError`, both `std::function`, both invoked -exactly once). `attachHandlerAsync`/`ensureBoundAsync`'s `onDone` -convention (`nullptr` = success, non-null `exception_ptr` = failure) is -used identically at every call site across Task 2, Steps 3-4. - -**Judgment calls this plan made that the original LADDER.md prerequisite -text did not fully specify:** - -1. **`TimeoutScheduler` relocates to `morph::async::detail`, not a new - `morph::core` or `morph::backend`-adjacent namespace.** Chosen because - both of its only two call sites (server-side `RemoteServer`, client-side - `Bridge::executeVia`) operate on `CompletionState`-shaped things already - in `morph::async`, and `Completion`/`CompletionState` are the class's - only real conceptual neighbor (a delay-then-set-exception primitive, not - a general-purpose scheduler). -2. **`ClientTimeoutError` is a distinct type from `TimeoutError`, not a - reused one.** A caller that wants to distinguish "the server confirmed - it hit its own timeout" from "nothing came back at all" needs this - distinction — conflating them would silently lose that information for - every future rung's retry/backoff logic. -3. **`attach()` (the standalone `BridgeHandler` method) is explicitly left - synchronous.** Its own existing doc comment already documents this as - the deliberate design (a caller wanting async should use a payload-keyed - `execute()` instead) — this plan makes that documented escape hatch - real rather than second-guessing the existing design. -4. **`registerModelSharedAsync`/`attachModelAsync`'s empty-`primary` - branches degrade to the existing `registerModelAsync`, not a new - private-instance async path.** Mirrors the synchronous - `registerModelShared`/`attachModel`'s own existing degrade-to-private - behavior exactly (`backend.hpp`'s doc comments on both), so this task - adds no new private-instance semantics, only an async form of behavior - that already exists. - -## Execution order - -Both tasks are independent of each other (neither's code touches the -other's files) and may be implemented in either order; this plan lists -Task 1 first only because it is the smaller, more self-contained of the -two. **Both must be complete, reviewed, and merged into `application-ladder` -before rung 3 (`polls`)'s own implementation plan begins** — `docs/superpowers/plans/2026-08-07-ladder-rung3-polls.md`'s -GUI/WASM-client tasks assume `Bridge::setExecuteDeadline` and the async -attach path both already exist and are tested. - -## Execution Handoff - -**Plan complete and saved to `docs/superpowers/plans/2026-08-07-ladder-rung3-framework-prereqs.md`. -Two execution options:** - -**1. Subagent-Driven (recommended)** — I dispatch a fresh subagent per task, -review between tasks, fast iteration. - -**2. Inline Execution** — Execute tasks in this session using -`executing-plans`, batch execution with checkpoints. - -**If Subagent-Driven chosen:** -- **REQUIRED SUB-SKILL:** Use `superpowers:subagent-driven-development` -- Fresh subagent per task + two-stage review - -**If Inline Execution chosen:** -- **REQUIRED SUB-SKILL:** Use `superpowers:executing-plans` -- Batch execution with checkpoints for review diff --git a/docs/superpowers/plans/2026-08-08-ladder-rung3-polls.md b/docs/superpowers/plans/2026-08-08-ladder-rung3-polls.md deleted file mode 100644 index b72a6acd..00000000 --- a/docs/superpowers/plans/2026-08-08-ladder-rung3-polls.md +++ /dev/null @@ -1,2118 +0,0 @@ -# polls (rung 3) Implementation Plan - -> **For agentic workers:** REQUIRED SUB-SKILL: Use superpowers:subagent-driven-development (recommended) or superpowers:executing-plans to implement this plan task-by-task. Steps use checkbox (`- [ ]`) syntax for tracking. - -**Goal:** Build rung 3 of the [application ladder](../../../examples/LADDER.md) -— a Doodle-style scheduling-poll app anchored to -[Rallly](https://github.com/lukevella/rallly): one organizer creates a poll -with candidate dates, shares one link, participants vote yes/if-need-be/no -with no account, the organizer finalizes a date. The framework's first -`AllowShared`-over-real-WebSocket coverage, its first anonymous (tokenless -principal) authorization scheme, and the debut of the Zulip-pattern event -log every later rung reuses. - -**Architecture:** One `PollModel`, keyed by `pollId` (`BRIDGE_MODEL_KEY`, -`BridgeHandler`), registered plain (not -`AllowShared` at the *authorization* layer — the shared *instance* directory -is what `AllowShared` opts into; ownership/admin-vs-participant gating is -entirely the model's own job, per this rung's own resolved design -decisions). SQLite via Lightweight, mirroring Rallly's Prisma models plus a -`poll_events` append-only log and a `vote_history` table for undo. Two -client executables (desktop `--server`/`Local`, WASM) sharing one QML/ -presenter/model layer, per `IMPLEMENTATION.md`/`TESTING.md`. - -**Tech Stack:** C++23, `morph::backend`/`bridge`/`session`/`journal`, Qt6 -(desktop + WASM), SQLite via Lightweight ORM, Catch2. - -## Global Constraints - -- C++23 throughout. -- **DTO type discipline** (`examples/IMPLEMENTATION.md` rule 3): the only - plain type permitted in an action/result field is `std::string`. - Everything else is a strong type — with **exactly one, narrow, documented - exception**: `OpenPoll::pollId` (and nowhere else) must be plain - `std::string`, because `morph::model::ModelKey`'s concept - (`include/morph/core/model_key.hpp:38-39`) requires an exact - `std::same_as` or `std::integral` match — a wrapper - type does not satisfy it, since `BRIDGE_MODEL_KEY`/`BRIDGE_KEY_FROM` - deduce `PrimaryKey` directly from the member's own declared type. This - is consistent with rule 3's own existing carve-out for natural-string - identities (URLs, titles) — `pollId` is a shareable link token, never a - user-typed value, never confused with an ordinary integer id precisely - *because* it is a string. `OptionId`, `PollEventId`, and every other - identity field in this rung are never the target of a keying macro and - stay strong types, per the usual rule. -- **Persistence exclusively through Lightweight** (`IMPLEMENTATION.md` rule - 4). `SqlTransaction{mapper().Connection(), SqlTransactionMode::ROLLBACK}` - wraps every multi-write mutation (a vote + its event-log row + its - vote-history row are three writes that must commit or roll back - together), the same pattern rung 1/2 already proved - (`examples/bookmarks/src/models/bookmark_model.cpp:256-258`). -- **Shared instances are ownerless** (`docs/spec/core/shared_instances.md`, - "Ownership and authorization" section): `authorizeInstance` gains nothing - from being taught about admin/participant tokens — `PollModel` re-checks - every admin-gated action's caller against the poll row's own - `adminToken` column itself, the same shape rung 2's - `authorizeInstance`-is-inert-for-finding-027, model-re-checks-ownership - pattern already established. -- **No signed tokens, no `SigningAuthorizer`.** Unlike rung 1/2's - HMAC-signed session tokens, this rung's admin/participant tokens are - bare, server-generated random opaque strings compared directly against - the poll row's own stored columns — there is no framework authorizer - that verifies a *bare* shared secret (confirmed during this rung's design - research: `docs/spec/security.md` has zero "capability"/"anonymous" - content), so `PollModel::execute()` does the comparison itself, - end to end. `PollsAuthorizer`'s job is narrower than - `BookmarksAuthorizer`'s: `authorizeRegister`/`authorizeInstance` are both - unconditionally permissive (finding 027 applies to shared/keyed - registration too — see the README's design decisions), and there is no - `authenticate()`-verified token at all, since nothing here is signed. -- **`CreatePoll` is native-client-only.** A result-keyed creating action's - promote step (`Bridge::assignHandlerPrimary` → `IBackend::assignPrimary`) - has no async path (finding 032, filed during this rung's framework-prereq - work) — a WASM tab dispatching `CreatePoll` would still abort the page. - Every WASM-facing task in this plan treats `CreatePoll` as - desktop/`Local`-only; the WASM client task never wires a "create a poll" - UI, only "join a poll" (`OpenPoll`, payload-keyed, fully async-safe after - this rung's own framework prerequisite work). -- **Event log**: a genuine `poll_events` SQLite table (sequence id + - payload per mutation), **table-wide monotonic autoincrement, not a - timestamp** — rung 2's `BulkEdit`/`MergeTags` fix rounds both hit - millisecond-collision bugs from timestamp-keyed uniqueness; an - autoincrement primary key sidesteps that class of bug entirely. No epoch - token (the README's resolved design decision 4: durable persistence - alone closes the instance-rebirth gap the epoch token existed for). -- **Undo is 100% app-level.** `PollModel` owns its own `vote_history` table; - `UndoLastVoteChange` reads and reverses the caller's own most recent - entry via ordinary mutation. The framework's `SessionLog::undoLast()` is - never called anywhere in this rung (it pops the newest entry regardless - of principal and returns a detached, uninstallable holder — see the - README's resolved design decision 3). -- Every public symbol needs complete Doxygen (`@param`/`@return`/`@tparam`) - — the Docs CI workflow enforces `WARN_AS_ERROR = FAIL_ON_WARNINGS`. -- Model tests use the `morph::ladder::testkit` fixtures (`DbFixture`, - `BackendRig`, `pumpUntil`, `awaitQt`) exactly as rung 1/2 established — - no new testkit primitives needed for this rung's own model layer (the - GUI/polling-helper task is the one place a new, reusable primitive is - produced, per the DoD). - ---- - -## Corrections to the plan's own source material - -The polls README (`examples/polls/README.md`) already carries five resolved -design-decision corrections and two framework-prerequisite records, written -*before* this plan, per `LADDER.md`'s discipline rule. This plan does not -repeat that reasoning — read the README's "Design decisions" section first; -every task below assumes it. - ---- - -### Task 1: Core types, units, and errors - -**Files:** -- Create: `examples/polls/include/polls/core/types.hpp` -- Create: `examples/polls/include/polls/core/errors.hpp` -- Test: `examples/polls/tests/test_polls_types.cpp` - -**Interfaces:** -- Produces: `PollId` (plain `std::string` — see Global Constraints), `OptionId`, - `PollEventId`, `Count` quantity, `VoteChoice` enum, `ArchiveState`-analogue - none needed (polls has no archive concept). `PollsError`, `NotFound`, - `ValidationError`, `Forbidden`, `Conflict` — mirroring rung 2's exact - hierarchy shape (`examples/bookmarks/include/bookmarks/core/errors.hpp`). - -`OptionId`/`PollEventId` are ordinary strong types wrapping `std::int64_t` -(auto-increment SQLite row ids), following `BookmarkId`'s exact pattern -(`examples/bookmarks/include/bookmarks/core/types.hpp`). `PollId` is -**not** a strong type — see Global Constraints — but this header still -declares `kPollIdBytes` (the generated token's fixed length, e.g. 22 bytes -of URL-safe base64 from 16 random bytes, matching a nanoid-shaped -unguessable identifier) as a `constexpr std::size_t` so `CreatePoll`'s -implementation (Task 5) and its tests share one source of truth. - -- [ ] **Step 1: Write `types.hpp`** - -```cpp -// SPDX-License-Identifier: Apache-2.0 -#pragma once - -#include -#include -#include - -namespace polls { - -/// @brief Length in bytes of a generated `pollId`/admin-token/participant-token -/// string: 22 URL-safe base64 characters encoding 16 random bytes, -/// matching a nanoid-shaped unguessable identifier. Shared by -/// `CreatePoll`'s implementation (Task 5) and its tests so the two -/// never drift. -inline constexpr std::size_t kTokenBytes = 22; - -/// @brief Strong identifier for one candidate date/time option within a poll. -/// Never the target of a `BRIDGE_MODEL_KEY`/`BRIDGE_KEY_FROM` macro — -/// `PollModel` is keyed by `pollId` alone (see `OpenPoll` in -/// `dto/poll_dto.hpp`), so this stays an ordinary strong type per -/// `IMPLEMENTATION.md` rule 3. -struct OptionId { - std::int64_t value{0}; - [[nodiscard]] constexpr std::int64_t operator*() const { return value; } - [[nodiscard]] constexpr bool hasValue() const { return value != 0; } - [[nodiscard]] constexpr bool operator==(const OptionId&) const = default; -}; - -/// @brief Strong identifier for one row in the `poll_events` append-only log. -/// Table-wide monotonic (not per-poll), autoincrement — see this -/// plan's Global Constraints on why a sequence id, not a timestamp. -struct PollEventId { - std::int64_t value{0}; - [[nodiscard]] constexpr std::int64_t operator*() const { return value; } - [[nodiscard]] constexpr bool hasValue() const { return value != 0; } - [[nodiscard]] constexpr bool operator==(const PollEventId&) const = default; -}; - -/// @brief One participant's answer for one option. -enum class VoteChoice { Yes, IfNeedBe, No }; - -} // namespace polls -``` - -Follow `BookmarkId`'s exact Doxygen/reflection pattern -(`examples/bookmarks/include/bookmarks/core/types.hpp`) for `OptionId`/ -`PollEventId` — including whatever `glz::meta`/reflection registration that -file uses to make the strong type (de)serializable; read that file in full -before writing this one, since this plan does not repeat its exact -boilerplate here to avoid drift between the two. - -- [ ] **Step 2: Write `errors.hpp`** - -Mirror `examples/bookmarks/include/bookmarks/core/errors.hpp`'s exact -shape (`PollsError` base, `NotFound`/`ValidationError`/`Forbidden`/ -`Conflict` derived, each with a `std::string` message member and the same -constructor/accessor pattern) — read that file first and reuse its -structure verbatim, renaming only the namespace and base class name. This -rung additionally needs `Conflict` for `FinalizePoll` racing a second -finalize attempt (the poll is already finalized) and for -`UndoLastVoteChange` when there is nothing to undo. - -- [ ] **Step 3: Write the failing tests** - -```cpp -// test_polls_types.cpp -TEST_CASE("OptionId/PollEventId are independently hasValue()-capable", "[polls][types]") { - CHECK_FALSE(polls::OptionId{}.hasValue()); - CHECK(polls::OptionId{.value = 1}.hasValue()); - CHECK_FALSE(polls::PollEventId{}.hasValue()); - CHECK(polls::PollEventId{.value = 1}.hasValue()); -} - -TEST_CASE("OptionId equality follows the payload", "[polls][types]") { - CHECK(polls::OptionId{.value = 5} == polls::OptionId{.value = 5}); - CHECK_FALSE(polls::OptionId{.value = 5} == polls::OptionId{.value = 6}); -} - -TEST_CASE("kTokenBytes is a plausible unguessable-token length", "[polls][types]") { - STATIC_REQUIRE(polls::kTokenBytes >= 16); // enough entropy to resist guessing -} - -TEST_CASE("PollsError hierarchy: each derived type carries its own message", "[polls][types]") { - CHECK(std::string_view{polls::NotFound{"poll not found"}.what()} == "poll not found"); - CHECK(std::string_view{polls::Forbidden{"not the admin"}.what()} == "not the admin"); - CHECK(std::string_view{polls::Conflict{"already finalized"}.what()} == "already finalized"); -} -``` - -- [ ] **Step 4: Run to verify it fails, then passes** - -Manual compile (no CMakeLists yet — Task 12 adds it): -```bash -clang++ -std=c++23 -Iinclude -I../../include ... -fsyntax-only tests/test_polls_types.cpp -``` -(Use the manual clang++ recipe rung 1/2 established for pre-CMakeLists -tasks — vendored Lightweight/glaze/reflection-cpp/Qt include paths — see -this plan's Task 12 for when the real CMake target replaces it.) - -- [ ] **Step 5: Commit** - -```bash -git add examples/polls/include/polls/core/types.hpp examples/polls/include/polls/core/errors.hpp \ - examples/polls/tests/test_polls_types.cpp -git commit -m "polls: add core strong types and error hierarchy" -``` - ---- - -### Task 2: Poll and vote DTOs - -**Files:** -- Create: `examples/polls/include/polls/dto/poll_dto.hpp` -- Test: `examples/polls/tests/test_poll_dto.cpp` - -**Interfaces:** -- Consumes: `OptionId`, `VoteChoice`, `PollsError` hierarchy (Task 1). -- Produces: `CreatePoll`/`CreatePollResult`, `OpenPoll`, `GetPollState`/ - `GetPollStateResult`, `PollOptionView`, `PollView` — consumed by every - model task (5-9) and every later task. - -```cpp -// SPDX-License-Identifier: Apache-2.0 -#pragma once - -#include "polls/core/types.hpp" - -#include -#include - -namespace polls { - -constexpr std::size_t kMaxTitleBytes = 200; -constexpr std::size_t kMaxOptionLabelBytes = 100; -constexpr std::size_t kMinOptions = 2; -constexpr std::size_t kMaxOptions = 20; - -/// @brief One candidate date/time, as free text (Rallly stores these as -/// ISO-ish date strings; this rung follows suit rather than parsing -/// into `morph::time::Timestamp`, since `morph::time` is UTC-only -/// and per-participant local rendering is explicitly GUI logic per -/// the README's "Expected strain points"). -struct CreatePollOption { - std::string label; -}; - -struct CreatePoll { - std::string title; - std::vector options; - - [[nodiscard]] bool validate() const noexcept { - if (title.empty() || title.size() > kMaxTitleBytes) { - return false; - } - if (options.size() < kMinOptions || options.size() > kMaxOptions) { - return false; - } - for (const auto& opt : options) { - if (opt.label.empty() || opt.label.size() > kMaxOptionLabelBytes) { - return false; - } - } - return true; - } -}; - -struct CreatePollResult { - std::string pollId; // the shareable link id -- see Global Constraints - std::string adminToken; // kept by the organizer only - std::string participantToken; // handed out with the shared link -}; - -/// @brief The keyed attach action -- `BRIDGE_MODEL_KEY(PollModel, OpenPoll, &OpenPoll::pollId)`. -struct OpenPoll { - std::string pollId; - - [[nodiscard]] bool validate() const noexcept { return !pollId.empty(); } -}; - -struct GetPollState { - [[nodiscard]] bool validate() const noexcept { return true; } -}; - -struct PollOptionView { - OptionId id; - std::string label; - Count yesCount; - Count ifNeedBeCount; - Count noCount; -}; - -struct ParticipantVoteView { - std::string participantName; - OptionId optionId; - VoteChoice choice; -}; - -struct CommentView { - std::string participantName; - std::string body; -}; - -struct GetPollStateResult { - std::string pollId; - std::string title; - bool finalized{false}; - OptionId finalizedOptionId; // hasValue() == false unless finalized - std::vector options; - std::vector votes; - std::vector comments; - PollEventId lastEventId; // GetEventsSince's starting cursor for a fresh client -}; - -} // namespace polls -``` - -`Count` here is the same dimensionless quantity type rung 2 defined -(`examples/bookmarks/units.hpp`) — this task adds a polls-local copy -following that exact pattern (or, if the two rungs' `Count` types are -identical in shape, this task's implementer should check whether promoting -it to `examples/common/` is warranted; if the shapes match exactly and no -other rung currently shares it, define a local copy here rather than -introduce a cross-rung dependency this plan does not otherwise need — -default to the local copy unless it is trivially a one-line `using`). - -- [ ] **Step 1: Write the failing tests** - -```cpp -// test_poll_dto.cpp -TEST_CASE("CreatePoll requires a bounded title and 2-20 bounded-label options", "[polls][dto]") { - polls::CreatePoll action; - CHECK_FALSE(action.validate()); // no title, no options - action.title = "Team offsite"; - CHECK_FALSE(action.validate()); // still no options - action.options = {{"2026-09-01"}}; - CHECK_FALSE(action.validate()); // only one option - action.options.push_back({"2026-09-02"}); - CHECK(action.validate()); - action.options.push_back({""}); - CHECK_FALSE(action.validate()); // empty label - action.title = std::string(polls::kMaxTitleBytes + 1, 't'); - action.options = {{"a"}, {"b"}}; - CHECK_FALSE(action.validate()); // title too long -} - -TEST_CASE("OpenPoll requires a non-empty pollId", "[polls][dto]") { - CHECK_FALSE(polls::OpenPoll{}.validate()); - CHECK(polls::OpenPoll{.pollId = "abc"}.validate()); -} - -TEST_CASE("GetPollStateResult round-trips through JSON with every nested view populated", "[polls][dto]") { - polls::GetPollStateResult result; - result.pollId = "abc"; - result.title = "Team offsite"; - result.options.push_back({.id = polls::OptionId{.value = 1}, .label = "2026-09-01", - .yesCount = polls::Count::fromDouble(2.0)}); - result.votes.push_back({.participantName = "alice", .optionId = polls::OptionId{.value = 1}, - .choice = polls::VoteChoice::Yes}); - result.comments.push_back({.participantName = "alice", .body = "works for me"}); - // Round-trip via ActionTraits::resultToJson/resultFromJson once Task 3's - // reflection registration exists -- this test moves to test_poll_dto.cpp's final form - // only after that registration lands; if written before it, assert field values directly - // instead of round-tripping, and extend with the JSON round-trip once Task 3 lands. -} -``` - -- [ ] **Step 2-4: Run to verify fail/pass, commit** - -```bash -git add examples/polls/include/polls/dto/poll_dto.hpp examples/polls/tests/test_poll_dto.cpp -git commit -m "polls: add poll/vote/comment DTOs" -``` - ---- - -### Task 3: Bulk/undo/event DTOs and `ActionTraits`/`ModelTraits` reflection - -**Files:** -- Create: `examples/polls/include/polls/dto/vote_dto.hpp` -- Create: `examples/polls/include/polls/dto/event_dto.hpp` -- Modify: `examples/polls/include/polls/dto/poll_dto.hpp` (add `BRIDGE_MODEL_KEY`) -- Test: `examples/polls/tests/test_vote_event_dto.cpp` - -**Interfaces:** -- Consumes: Task 2's DTOs. -- Produces: `SubmitVotes`/`UpdateVotes`/`AddComment`, `FinalizePoll`, - `UndoLastVoteChange`/`UndoLastVoteChangeResult`, `GetEventsSince`/ - `GetEventsSinceResult`, `PollEvent` (the event log's own payload shape). - -```cpp -// vote_dto.hpp -#pragma once -#include "polls/core/types.hpp" -#include -#include - -namespace polls { - -constexpr std::size_t kMaxParticipantNameBytes = 80; -constexpr std::size_t kMaxCommentBytes = 500; - -struct OneVote { - OptionId optionId; - VoteChoice choice; -}; - -/// @brief First-time vote submission for one participant. Idempotent on -/// retry: a duplicate submission with the same participantName is -/// rejected by the option-uniqueness invariant (Task 6), never -/// double-counted. -struct SubmitVotes { - std::string participantName; - std::vector votes; - - [[nodiscard]] bool validate() const noexcept { - return !participantName.empty() && participantName.size() <= kMaxParticipantNameBytes && !votes.empty(); - } -}; - -/// @brief Replaces an existing participant's votes wholesale. -struct UpdateVotes { - std::string participantName; - std::vector votes; - - [[nodiscard]] bool validate() const noexcept { - return !participantName.empty() && participantName.size() <= kMaxParticipantNameBytes && !votes.empty(); - } -}; - -struct AddComment { - std::string participantName; - std::string body; - - [[nodiscard]] bool validate() const noexcept { - return !participantName.empty() && participantName.size() <= kMaxParticipantNameBytes && !body.empty() && - body.size() <= kMaxCommentBytes; - } -}; - -/// @brief Admin-token-gated: the poll becomes read-only. -struct FinalizePoll { - OptionId optionId; - - [[nodiscard]] bool validate() const noexcept { return optionId.hasValue(); } -}; - -/// @brief Reverses the calling participant's own most recent vote change -- -/// a compensating action against `vote_history`, never -/// `SessionLog::undoLast()`. See the README's resolved design -/// decision 3. -struct UndoLastVoteChange { - std::string participantName; - - [[nodiscard]] bool validate() const noexcept { - return !participantName.empty() && participantName.size() <= kMaxParticipantNameBytes; - } -}; - -struct UndoLastVoteChangeResult { - bool restored{false}; // false if there was nothing to undo (Conflict is thrown instead -- see Task 8) -}; - -} // namespace polls -``` - -```cpp -// event_dto.hpp -#pragma once -#include "polls/core/types.hpp" -#include -#include - -namespace polls { - -/// @brief One row of `poll_events` -- the Zulip-pattern generic polling -/// payload. `kind` is a small closed set (`"vote"`, `"comment"`, -/// `"finalize"`) a client switches on to know how to apply the -/// increment without re-fetching `GetPollState`. -struct PollEvent { - PollEventId id; - std::string kind; - std::string summary; // human-readable, e.g. "alice voted", "poll finalized" -}; - -struct GetEventsSince { - PollEventId lastEventId; // {} (value 0) means "from the beginning" - - [[nodiscard]] bool validate() const noexcept { return true; } -}; - -struct GetEventsSinceResult { - std::vector events; // oldest first, every id > lastEventId -}; - -} // namespace polls -``` - -Modify `poll_dto.hpp` to add the keying declaration immediately after -`OpenPoll`'s definition: - -```cpp -} // namespace polls - -BRIDGE_MODEL_KEY(polls::PollModel, polls::OpenPoll, &polls::OpenPoll::pollId); -``` - -(`PollModel` is forward-declared or fully declared by the point this macro -is reached — confirm the exact forward-declaration/include shape rung 2's -`bookmark_model.hpp`/`BRIDGE_MODEL_KEY` usage follows, since `PollModel` -itself is not defined until Task 5; the macro only needs the type named, -matching `docs/spec/core/shared_instances.md`'s own example. Place this -`BRIDGE_MODEL_KEY` invocation in whichever header the model-key -research/spec shows is the conventional location — likely `poll_dto.hpp` -itself if `bookmarks::BookmarkModel`'s `BRIDGE_REGISTER_ACTION` macros set -the precedent of living beside the model class, or `models/poll_model.hpp` -if `BRIDGE_MODEL_KEY` specifically wants to live beside the model's own -declaration — check `docs/spec/core/shared_instances.md`'s worked example -for the established convention before choosing.) - -- [ ] **Step 1: Write the failing tests** - -```cpp -// test_vote_event_dto.cpp -TEST_CASE("SubmitVotes/UpdateVotes require a bounded participantName and at least one vote", "[polls][dto]") { - polls::SubmitVotes action; - CHECK_FALSE(action.validate()); - action.participantName = "alice"; - CHECK_FALSE(action.validate()); // no votes yet - action.votes.push_back({.optionId = polls::OptionId{.value = 1}, .choice = polls::VoteChoice::Yes}); - CHECK(action.validate()); -} - -TEST_CASE("AddComment requires a bounded body", "[polls][dto]") { - polls::AddComment action{.participantName = "alice", .body = ""}; - CHECK_FALSE(action.validate()); - action.body = std::string(polls::kMaxCommentBytes + 1, 'x'); - CHECK_FALSE(action.validate()); - action.body = "works for me"; - CHECK(action.validate()); -} - -TEST_CASE("FinalizePoll requires a real optionId", "[polls][dto]") { - CHECK_FALSE(polls::FinalizePoll{}.validate()); - CHECK(polls::FinalizePoll{.optionId = polls::OptionId{.value = 1}}.validate()); -} - -TEST_CASE("GetEventsSince{} (lastEventId unset) validates -- it means \"from the beginning\"", "[polls][dto]") { - CHECK(polls::GetEventsSince{}.validate()); -} -``` - -- [ ] **Step 2-4: Run to verify fail/pass, commit** - -```bash -git add examples/polls/include/polls/dto/vote_dto.hpp examples/polls/include/polls/dto/event_dto.hpp \ - examples/polls/include/polls/dto/poll_dto.hpp examples/polls/tests/test_vote_event_dto.cpp -git commit -m "polls: add vote/undo/event DTOs and the BRIDGE_MODEL_KEY declaration" -``` - ---- - -### Task 4: Entities, schema, and `db_model.hpp` - -**Files:** -- Create: `examples/polls/include/polls/db/poll_entity.hpp` -- Create: `examples/polls/include/polls/db/db_model.hpp` -- Create: `examples/polls/include/polls/db/database.hpp` -- Create: `examples/polls/src/db/schema.cpp` -- Test: `examples/polls/tests/test_polls_schema.cpp` - -**Interfaces:** -- Produces: `db::PollRecord`, `db::OptionRecord`, `db::VoteRecord`, - `db::CommentRecord`, `db::VoteHistoryRecord`, `db::PollEventRecord`, - `db::WithMapper`, `db::setup(connectionString)`. - -`db_model.hpp` is a byte-for-byte copy of -`examples/bookmarks/include/bookmarks/db/db_model.hpp`'s `WithMapper` -mixin (the `#ifndef __EMSCRIPTEN__` two-branch pattern, finding 025) — -read that file and reuse it verbatim, renaming only the namespace. - -```cpp -// poll_entity.hpp -#pragma once -#ifndef __EMSCRIPTEN__ -#include -#endif -#include -#include - -namespace polls::db { - -#ifndef __EMSCRIPTEN__ - -struct PollRecord { - Lightweight::PrimaryKey id; - Lightweight::SqlAnsiString<22> pollId; // unique-indexed shareable link id - Lightweight::SqlAnsiString<22> adminToken; // unique-indexed - Lightweight::SqlAnsiString<22> participantToken; // unique-indexed - Lightweight::SqlAnsiString<200> title; - bool finalized{false}; - std::uint64_t finalizedOptionId{0}; // 0 = not finalized; FK-shaped but not FK-enforced (SQLite) - std::uint64_t createdAtMs{0}; -}; - -struct OptionRecord { - Lightweight::PrimaryKey id; - Lightweight::BelongsTo<&PollRecord::id> poll; - Lightweight::SqlAnsiString<100> label; - std::uint64_t sortOrder{0}; // preserves CreatePoll's option order across storage/query -}; - -/// @brief One participant's current vote for one option. Unique on -/// (pollId, participantName, optionId) so a retried SubmitVotes -/// cannot double-count -- see Task 6's own doc comment on the exact -/// index this rung's DoD names. -struct VoteRecord { - Lightweight::PrimaryKey id; - Lightweight::BelongsTo<&PollRecord::id> poll; - Lightweight::BelongsTo<&OptionRecord::id> option; - Lightweight::SqlAnsiString<80> participantName; - std::uint8_t choice{0}; // VoteChoice's underlying value -}; - -struct CommentRecord { - Lightweight::PrimaryKey id; - Lightweight::BelongsTo<&PollRecord::id> poll; - Lightweight::SqlAnsiString<80> participantName; - Lightweight::SqlAnsiString<500> body; - std::uint64_t createdAtMs{0}; -}; - -/// @brief Undo's own history, one row per vote-changing call -/// (`SubmitVotes`/`UpdateVotes`), storing the *previous* state so -/// `UndoLastVoteChange` can restore it. Never read by anything but -/// `UndoLastVoteChange` -- not the audit trail (the framework -/// journal covers that separately). -struct VoteHistoryRecord { - Lightweight::PrimaryKey id; - Lightweight::BelongsTo<&PollRecord::id> poll; - Lightweight::SqlAnsiString<80> participantName; - Lightweight::SqlAnsiString<4096> previousVotesJson; // the pre-change vote set, JSON-encoded - std::uint64_t createdAtMs{0}; -}; - -/// @brief The event log. Table-wide autoincrement `id` is `PollEventId`'s -/// wire value directly -- see this plan's Global Constraints. -struct PollEventRecord { - Lightweight::PrimaryKey id; - Lightweight::BelongsTo<&PollRecord::id> poll; - Lightweight::SqlAnsiString<16> kind; - Lightweight::SqlAnsiString<200> summary; - std::uint64_t createdAtMs{0}; -}; - -#else -// Client-only (WASM) build: entity shapes are never instantiated, only -// referenced by type in code that never runs there. See finding 025. -struct PollRecord {}; -struct OptionRecord {}; -struct VoteRecord {}; -struct CommentRecord {}; -struct VoteHistoryRecord {}; -struct PollEventRecord {}; -#endif - -} // namespace polls::db -``` - -Follow `examples/bookmarks/include/bookmarks/db/bookmark_entity.hpp` and -`bookmark_tag_entity.hpp` for the exact `BelongsTo`/`SqlAnsiString`/ -`PrimaryKey<..., AutoIncrement>` syntax this plan's sketch above -approximates — read both files in full and correct any field-declaration -syntax mismatches against the real Lightweight API before writing this -file, since this plan's own sketch is illustrative of the *shape*, not a -verified compile of the exact Lightweight template arguments. - -**Global Constraints reminder** (from this plan's own Global Constraints -section, and rung 2's own hard-won Task 5 finding): entities carry **zero -relation-typed members** beyond `BelongsTo` (never `HasMany`/ -`HasManyThrough` — incompatible with `DataMapper::Update()`, confirmed -against Lightweight's vendored source during rung 2's own Task 5 research). -`OptionRecord`/`VoteRecord`/`CommentRecord`/`PollEventRecord` are read via -plain `Query().Where(FieldNameOf<&T::poll>, "=", pollDbId)` calls in the -model, never through an embedded relation field. - -- [ ] **Step 1: Write `db/database.hpp` and `src/db/schema.cpp`** - -Mirror `examples/bookmarks/include/bookmarks/db/database.hpp` and -`src/db/schema.cpp` exactly: `setup(connectionString)` opens the -connection and calls `CreateSchema` (or whatever exact Lightweight -schema-migration entry point bookmarks' `schema.cpp` uses) once, idempotent -on repeated calls (tests construct a fresh `DbFixture` per case, matching -rung 1/2's own established pattern — read `examples/common/testkit/db_fixture.hpp` -if unfamiliar with how `setup()` composes with it). - -- [ ] **Step 2: Write the failing tests** - -```cpp -// test_polls_schema.cpp -TEST_CASE("The polls schema creates all six tables and a poll round-trips", "[polls][db]") { - DbFixture fixture; - Lightweight::DataMapper mapper; - - polls::db::PollRecord poll; - poll.pollId = "poll-abc"; - poll.adminToken = "admin-xyz"; - poll.participantToken = "part-xyz"; - poll.title = "Team offsite"; - poll.createdAtMs = 1000; - mapper.Create(poll); - REQUIRE(poll.id.Value() != 0); - - polls::db::OptionRecord opt; - opt.poll = poll; - opt.label = "2026-09-01"; - opt.sortOrder = 0; - mapper.Create(opt); - - auto loaded = mapper.Query() - .Where(::Lightweight::FieldNameOf<&polls::db::OptionRecord::poll>, "=", poll.id.Value()) - .All(); - REQUIRE(loaded.size() == 1); - CHECK(loaded.front().label.value() == "2026-09-01"); -} -``` - -- [ ] **Step 3-4: Run to verify fail/pass, commit** - -```bash -git add examples/polls/include/polls/db/ examples/polls/src/db/schema.cpp \ - examples/polls/tests/test_polls_schema.cpp -git commit -m "polls: add entities, schema, and db_model.hpp" -``` - ---- - -### Task 5: `PollModel` — `CreatePoll`, `OpenPoll`/`GetPollState` - -**Files:** -- Create: `examples/polls/include/polls/models/poll_model.hpp` -- Create: `examples/polls/src/models/poll_model.cpp` -- Test: `examples/polls/tests/test_poll_model.cpp` - -**Interfaces:** -- Consumes: Tasks 1-4. -- Produces: `PollModel` class, `PollModel::execute(CreatePoll)`, - `execute(OpenPoll)`, `execute(GetPollState)`, `requireAdmin()`/ - `requireParticipant()` (private helpers every later model task reuses), - `nowMs()` (via `examples/common/clock.hpp`, the same injectable-time - convention rung 1/2 established). - -```cpp -// poll_model.hpp -#pragma once -#include "polls/db/db_model.hpp" -#include "polls/dto/event_dto.hpp" -#include "polls/dto/poll_dto.hpp" -#include "polls/dto/vote_dto.hpp" - -#include - -namespace polls { - -class PollModel : public db::WithMapper { - public: - CreatePollResult execute(const CreatePoll& action); - GetPollStateResult execute(const OpenPoll& action); - GetPollStateResult execute(const GetPollState& action); - GetPollStateResult execute(const SubmitVotes& action); - GetPollStateResult execute(const UpdateVotes& action); - GetPollStateResult execute(const AddComment& action); - GetPollStateResult execute(const FinalizePoll& action); - UndoLastVoteChangeResult execute(const UndoLastVoteChange& action); - GetEventsSinceResult execute(const GetEventsSince& action); -}; - -} // namespace polls - -// PollModel is keyed by OpenPoll::pollId -- see Task 3's BRIDGE_MODEL_KEY -// (relocated here if Task 3's placeholder placement pointed at this file; -// confirm against the shared_instances.md worked example, as noted there). - -BRIDGE_REGISTER_MODEL(polls::PollModel, "PollModel"); -BRIDGE_REGISTER_ACTION(polls::PollModel, polls::CreatePoll, "CreatePoll", Loggable::Yes); -BRIDGE_REGISTER_ACTION(polls::PollModel, polls::OpenPoll, "OpenPoll", Loggable::No); -BRIDGE_REGISTER_ACTION(polls::PollModel, polls::GetPollState, "GetPollState", Loggable::No); -BRIDGE_REGISTER_ACTION(polls::PollModel, polls::SubmitVotes, "SubmitVotes", Loggable::Yes); -BRIDGE_REGISTER_ACTION(polls::PollModel, polls::UpdateVotes, "UpdateVotes", Loggable::Yes); -BRIDGE_REGISTER_ACTION(polls::PollModel, polls::AddComment, "AddComment", Loggable::Yes); -BRIDGE_REGISTER_ACTION(polls::PollModel, polls::FinalizePoll, "FinalizePoll", Loggable::Yes); -BRIDGE_REGISTER_ACTION(polls::PollModel, polls::UndoLastVoteChange, "UndoLastVoteChange", Loggable::Yes); -BRIDGE_REGISTER_ACTION(polls::PollModel, polls::GetEventsSince, "GetEventsSince", Loggable::No); -``` - -(Confirm the exact `BRIDGE_REGISTER_ACTION`/`Loggable` enum spelling against -`examples/bookmarks/include/bookmarks/models/bookmark_model.hpp`'s own -macro invocations before writing this verbatim — this plan's sketch -follows that file's shape from memory, not a fresh read.) - -`poll_model.cpp`'s `CreatePoll`/`OpenPoll` implementations: - -```cpp -namespace { -std::string randomToken() { - // 16 random bytes -> 22-char URL-safe base64, matching kTokenBytes. - // Use whatever CSPRNG primitive the codebase already has (check - // morph::session::TokenIssuer's own random-generation for a - // precedent, or std::random_device seeding a byte buffer directly if - // no shared helper exists) -- do NOT use std::rand() or a - // time-seeded PRNG, since these tokens are the whole security - // boundary for admin/participant identity in this rung. -} -} // namespace - -CreatePollResult PollModel::execute(const CreatePoll& action) { - if (!action.validate()) { - throw ValidationError{"CreatePoll: a bounded title and 2-20 bounded-label options are required"}; - } - db::PollRecord poll; - poll.pollId = randomToken(); - poll.adminToken = randomToken(); - poll.participantToken = randomToken(); - poll.title = action.title; - poll.createdAtMs = nowMs(); - - ::Lightweight::SqlTransaction transaction{mapper().Connection(), ::Lightweight::SqlTransactionMode::ROLLBACK}; - mapper().Create(poll); - std::uint64_t order = 0; - for (const auto& opt : action.options) { - db::OptionRecord rec; - rec.poll = poll; - rec.label = opt.label; - rec.sortOrder = order++; - mapper().Create(rec); - } - transaction.Commit(); - - return CreatePollResult{ - .pollId = poll.pollId.value(), .adminToken = poll.adminToken.value(), .participantToken = poll.participantToken.value()}; -} - -namespace { -db::PollRecord loadPollByPollId(::Lightweight::DataMapper& mapper, const std::string& pollId) { - auto rows = mapper.Query() - .Where(::Lightweight::FieldNameOf<&db::PollRecord::pollId>, "=", pollId) - .All(); - if (rows.empty()) { - throw NotFound{"poll not found"}; - } - return std::move(rows.front()); -} - -GetPollStateResult buildState(::Lightweight::DataMapper& mapper, const db::PollRecord& poll) { - GetPollStateResult result; - result.pollId = poll.pollId.value(); - result.title = poll.title.value(); - result.finalized = poll.finalized; - if (poll.finalized) { - result.finalizedOptionId = OptionId{.value = static_cast(poll.finalizedOptionId)}; - } - auto options = mapper.Query() - .Where(::Lightweight::FieldNameOf<&db::OptionRecord::poll>, "=", poll.id.Value()) - .OrderBy(::Lightweight::FieldNameOf<&db::OptionRecord::sortOrder>) - .All(); - auto votes = mapper.Query() - .Where(::Lightweight::FieldNameOf<&db::VoteRecord::poll>, "=", poll.id.Value()) - .All(); - for (const auto& opt : options) { - PollOptionView view{.id = OptionId{.value = static_cast(opt.id.Value())}, .label = opt.label.value()}; - for (const auto& vote : votes) { - if (vote.option.RecordId() != opt.id.Value()) { - continue; - } - switch (static_cast(vote.choice)) { - case VoteChoice::Yes: view.yesCount = view.yesCount + Count::fromDouble(1.0); break; - case VoteChoice::IfNeedBe: view.ifNeedBeCount = view.ifNeedBeCount + Count::fromDouble(1.0); break; - case VoteChoice::No: view.noCount = view.noCount + Count::fromDouble(1.0); break; - } - result.votes.push_back({.participantName = vote.participantName.value(), - .optionId = view.id, .choice = static_cast(vote.choice)}); - } - result.options.push_back(std::move(view)); - } - auto comments = mapper.Query() - .Where(::Lightweight::FieldNameOf<&db::CommentRecord::poll>, "=", poll.id.Value()) - .All(); - for (const auto& c : comments) { - result.comments.push_back({.participantName = c.participantName.value(), .body = c.body.value()}); - } - auto lastEvent = mapper.Query() - .Where(::Lightweight::FieldNameOf<&db::PollEventRecord::poll>, "=", poll.id.Value()) - .OrderByDescending(::Lightweight::FieldNameOf<&db::PollEventRecord::id>) - .First(); - result.lastEventId = lastEvent ? PollEventId{.value = static_cast(lastEvent->id.Value())} : PollEventId{}; - return result; -} -} // namespace - -GetPollStateResult PollModel::execute(const OpenPoll& action) { - if (!action.validate()) { - throw ValidationError{"OpenPoll: pollId is required"}; - } - return buildState(mapper(), loadPollByPollId(mapper(), action.pollId)); -} - -GetPollStateResult PollModel::execute(const GetPollState& /*action*/) { - // GetPollState carries no pollId of its own -- it is dispatched against - // an already-attached handler (attach happens via OpenPoll, a - // payload-keyed action, per BridgeHandler::attach() - // or execute(OpenPoll{...})). Re-derive the poll from the handler's own - // bound instance: since this is a keyed model, `this` IS the poll's - // instance -- but PollModel as sketched above has no member state - // naming which poll it is. Resolve this before implementing: either - // (a) PollModel caches its own pollId once OpenPoll first attaches it - // (a private member set in execute(OpenPoll), read here), matching - // how a keyed model instance is conceptually "the poll" for its whole - // lifetime once attached, or (b) GetPollState is redundant with OpenPoll - // and should be removed from the plan/README (OpenPoll already returns - // full state). Recommended: (a) -- add a private std::optional - // _pollId member, set (once) at the top of execute(OpenPoll) before - // dispatching to the shared buildState() helper, and have - // execute(GetPollState) throw NotFound if _pollId is unset (the handler - // was never attached via OpenPoll -- a caller error) or look up the - // cached id otherwise. Implement this exact shape; do not leave - // GetPollState unable to find its own poll. - ... -} -``` - -The `execute(GetPollState)` ambiguity above is a genuine open design -question this plan's own research did not fully resolve — the brief's -recommendation (cache `pollId` on first `OpenPoll` attach) is the -implementer's concrete instruction; if a review finds a better shape, -that is a normal task-review finding, not a plan defect requiring human -arbitration (this is an implementation-detail choice, not a value -judgment the plan deliberately left open). - -- [ ] **Step 2: Write the failing tests** - -```cpp -// test_poll_model.cpp -TEST_CASE("CreatePoll returns three distinct tokens and OpenPoll finds the same poll", "[polls][model]") { - DbFixture fixture; - PollModel model; - auto created = model.execute(CreatePoll{.title = "Team offsite", .options = {{"2026-09-01"}, {"2026-09-02"}}}); - CHECK_FALSE(created.pollId.empty()); - CHECK_FALSE(created.adminToken.empty()); - CHECK_FALSE(created.participantToken.empty()); - CHECK(created.pollId != created.adminToken); - CHECK(created.adminToken != created.participantToken); - - auto state = model.execute(OpenPoll{.pollId = created.pollId}); - CHECK(state.title == "Team offsite"); - CHECK(state.options.size() == 2); - CHECK_FALSE(state.finalized); -} - -TEST_CASE("OpenPoll against an unknown pollId throws NotFound", "[polls][model]") { - DbFixture fixture; - PollModel model; - CHECK_THROWS_AS(model.execute(OpenPoll{.pollId = "no-such-poll"}), NotFound); -} - -TEST_CASE("Two CreatePoll calls never collide on pollId/adminToken/participantToken", "[polls][model]") { - DbFixture fixture; - PollModel model; - auto a = model.execute(CreatePoll{.title = "A", .options = {{"1"}, {"2"}}}); - auto b = model.execute(CreatePoll{.title = "B", .options = {{"1"}, {"2"}}}); - CHECK(a.pollId != b.pollId); - CHECK(a.adminToken != b.adminToken); - CHECK(a.participantToken != b.participantToken); -} -``` - -- [ ] **Step 3-4: Run to verify fail/pass, commit** - -```bash -git add examples/polls/include/polls/models/poll_model.hpp examples/polls/src/models/poll_model.cpp \ - examples/polls/tests/test_poll_model.cpp -git commit -m "polls: add PollModel -- CreatePoll, OpenPoll, GetPollState" -``` - ---- - -### Task 6: `PollModel` — `SubmitVotes`/`UpdateVotes`/`AddComment` - -**Files:** -- Modify: `examples/polls/include/polls/models/poll_model.hpp` (private helpers) -- Modify: `examples/polls/src/models/poll_model.cpp` -- Modify: `examples/polls/include/polls/db/poll_entity.hpp` (unique index) -- Test: `examples/polls/tests/test_poll_model.cpp` (append) - -**Interfaces:** -- Consumes: Task 5's `_pollId` cache pattern, `loadPollByPollId`/`buildState`. -- Produces: `execute(SubmitVotes)`/`execute(UpdateVotes)`/`execute(AddComment)`, - each writing a `VoteHistoryRecord` first (undo's data source, Task 8). - -Add a unique constraint (or unique index, whichever Lightweight's schema -declaration supports — check `examples/bookmarks/include/bookmarks/db/bookmark_tag_entity.hpp` -for the precedent, since `BookmarkTagRecord` already has a -"never duplicate this pairing" invariant) on -`(poll, participantName, option)` in `VoteRecord` — this is the DoD's -"participant-token + option uniqueness is a model invariant, tested under -retry" requirement. - -`execute(SubmitVotes)`/`execute(UpdateVotes)` share almost all their logic -(delete-then-recreate the participant's vote rows, wrapped in one -transaction with a `VoteHistoryRecord` write and a `PollEventRecord` -write) — factor a private `applyVotes(participantName, votes, kind)` -helper both call, `kind` distinguishing the event summary text -("submitted votes" vs. "updated votes"). Both throw `Conflict` if -`poll.finalized` is true (a vote after finalize is a real dead-letter -scenario the DoD names: "A vote in flight ... when FinalizePoll lands must -dead-letter with a user-visible outcome, not vanish" — `Conflict` IS that -visible outcome, delivered through the caller's `.onError(...)`). - -`execute(AddComment)` similarly writes a `CommentRecord` + `PollEventRecord` -in one transaction, but writes no `VoteHistoryRecord` (comments are not -undoable per the README's scope — only vote *changes* are, matching -`UndoLastVoteChange`'s own name). - -Every one of these three actions returns the freshly-rebuilt -`GetPollStateResult` via `buildState()` (Task 5) — the DoD wants a client -to see its own change reflected immediately, not only via the next -`GetEventsSince` poll. - -- [ ] **Step 1: Write the failing tests** - -```cpp -TEST_CASE("SubmitVotes writes one vote per option, visible in the next GetPollState", "[polls][model]") { - DbFixture fixture; - PollModel model; - auto created = model.execute(CreatePoll{.title = "T", .options = {{"1"}, {"2"}}}); - model.execute(OpenPoll{.pollId = created.pollId}); - auto opts = model.execute(GetPollState{}).options; - - auto state = model.execute(SubmitVotes{.participantName = "alice", - .votes = {{.optionId = opts[0].id, .choice = VoteChoice::Yes}, - {.optionId = opts[1].id, .choice = VoteChoice::No}}}); - CHECK(state.options[0].yesCount == Count::fromDouble(1.0)); - CHECK(state.options[1].noCount == Count::fromDouble(1.0)); - REQUIRE(state.votes.size() == 2); -} - -TEST_CASE("A retried SubmitVotes for the same participant does not double-count", "[polls][model]") { - DbFixture fixture; - PollModel model; - auto created = model.execute(CreatePoll{.title = "T", .options = {{"1"}, {"2"}}}); - model.execute(OpenPoll{.pollId = created.pollId}); - auto opts = model.execute(GetPollState{}).options; - SubmitVotes action{.participantName = "alice", .votes = {{.optionId = opts[0].id, .choice = VoteChoice::Yes}}}; - model.execute(action); - // The DoD names this as a retry scenario: the strand serializes but - // does not dedup by itself, so the model's own unique constraint (or - // UpdateVotes-shaped upsert logic) must be what actually prevents - // double-counting -- assert on the real outcome, not the mechanism: - auto state = model.execute(action); // retried identically - CHECK(state.options[0].yesCount == Count::fromDouble(1.0)); // still 1, not 2 -} - -TEST_CASE("UpdateVotes replaces a participant's prior votes wholesale", "[polls][model]") { - DbFixture fixture; - PollModel model; - auto created = model.execute(CreatePoll{.title = "T", .options = {{"1"}, {"2"}}}); - model.execute(OpenPoll{.pollId = created.pollId}); - auto opts = model.execute(GetPollState{}).options; - model.execute(SubmitVotes{.participantName = "alice", .votes = {{.optionId = opts[0].id, .choice = VoteChoice::Yes}}}); - auto state = model.execute(UpdateVotes{.participantName = "alice", .votes = {{.optionId = opts[1].id, .choice = VoteChoice::Yes}}}); - CHECK(state.options[0].yesCount == Count::fromDouble(0.0)); // alice's old vote is gone - CHECK(state.options[1].yesCount == Count::fromDouble(1.0)); -} - -TEST_CASE("SubmitVotes against a finalized poll throws Conflict, a visible dead-letter outcome", "[polls][model]") { - DbFixture fixture; - PollModel model; - auto created = model.execute(CreatePoll{.title = "T", .options = {{"1"}, {"2"}}}); - model.execute(OpenPoll{.pollId = created.pollId}); - auto opts = model.execute(GetPollState{}).options; - ScopedPrincipal admin{created.adminToken}; // or however the admin-token context is threaded -- see Task 7 - model.execute(FinalizePoll{.optionId = opts[0].id}); - CHECK_THROWS_AS(model.execute(SubmitVotes{.participantName = "bob", - .votes = {{.optionId = opts[0].id, .choice = VoteChoice::Yes}}}), Conflict); -} - -TEST_CASE("AddComment writes a comment visible in the next GetPollState", "[polls][model]") { - DbFixture fixture; - PollModel model; - auto created = model.execute(CreatePoll{.title = "T", .options = {{"1"}, {"2"}}}); - model.execute(OpenPoll{.pollId = created.pollId}); - auto state = model.execute(AddComment{.participantName = "alice", .body = "works for me"}); - REQUIRE(state.comments.size() == 1); - CHECK(state.comments.front().body == "works for me"); -} -``` - -(The `FinalizePoll`-needs-admin-context line above is a forward reference -to Task 7's authorization mechanism — if Task 6 is implemented before -Task 7 lands, either stub `FinalizePoll` minimally first or reorder so -Task 7 lands before this test is written; the plan lists them in this -order for narrative clarity, not a hard dependency the implementer must -preserve if reordering is cleaner.) - -- [ ] **Step 2-4: Run to verify fail/pass, commit** - -```bash -git add examples/polls/include/polls/models/poll_model.hpp examples/polls/src/models/poll_model.cpp \ - examples/polls/include/polls/db/poll_entity.hpp examples/polls/tests/test_poll_model.cpp -git commit -m "polls: add SubmitVotes, UpdateVotes, AddComment" -``` - ---- - -### Task 7: `PollModel` — `FinalizePoll` and admin/participant token verification - -**Files:** -- Modify: `examples/polls/include/polls/models/poll_model.hpp` -- Modify: `examples/polls/src/models/poll_model.cpp` -- Create: `examples/polls/include/polls/auth/polls_authorizer.hpp` -- Create: `examples/polls/src/auth/polls_authorizer.cpp` -- Test: `examples/polls/tests/test_poll_model.cpp` (append), `examples/polls/tests/test_polls_authorizer.cpp` - -**Interfaces:** -- Produces: `PollsAuthorizer` (implements `morph::session::IAuthorizer`, - `authorizeRegister`/`authorizeInstance` both unconditionally `true` — see - Global Constraints), `PollModel::requireAdminToken(const std::string&)` - (private, throws `Forbidden` on mismatch against the cached poll row's - `adminToken`). - -`FinalizePoll` is the one action in this rung that genuinely needs the -caller to *prove* they hold the admin token, not merely name a -participant. `session::Context::token` (design decision 1) carries it. -`PollModel::execute(const FinalizePoll&)`: - -```cpp -GetPollStateResult PollModel::execute(const FinalizePoll& action) { - if (!action.validate()) { - throw ValidationError{"FinalizePoll: a real optionId is required"}; - } - auto poll = loadPollByPollId(mapper(), requirePollId()); // requirePollId(): see Task 5's _pollId resolution - const auto* ctx = ::morph::session::current(); - if (ctx == nullptr || ctx->token != poll.adminToken.value()) { - throw Forbidden{"FinalizePoll requires the admin token"}; - } - if (poll.finalized) { - throw Conflict{"poll is already finalized"}; - } - ::Lightweight::SqlTransaction transaction{mapper().Connection(), ::Lightweight::SqlTransactionMode::ROLLBACK}; - poll.finalized = true; - poll.finalizedOptionId = static_cast(*action.optionId); - mapper().Update(poll); - db::PollEventRecord event; - event.poll = poll; - event.kind = "finalize"; - event.summary = "poll finalized"; - event.createdAtMs = nowMs(); - mapper().Create(event); - transaction.Commit(); - return buildState(mapper(), poll); -} -``` - -`PollsAuthorizer` mirrors `BookmarksAuthorizer`'s minimal shape -(`examples/bookmarks/include/bookmarks/auth/bookmarks_authorizer.hpp`) but -is even narrower: since nothing here is a signed token, -`authorizeRegister`/`authorizeInstance` are the whole class — read -`BookmarksAuthorizer`'s doc comments on why `authorizeRegister` must stay -permissive (finding 027) and reuse that reasoning verbatim, extended to -cover the shared/keyed registration path too (design decision 2 in the -README — `registerModelShared`/`attachModel`'s wire form is still a -`register` envelope carrying no session, per finding 027's scope). - -- [ ] **Step 1: Write the failing tests** - -```cpp -// test_poll_model.cpp (append) -TEST_CASE("FinalizePoll requires the admin token in Context::token", "[polls][model]") { - DbFixture fixture; - PollModel model; - auto created = model.execute(CreatePoll{.title = "T", .options = {{"1"}, {"2"}}}); - model.execute(OpenPoll{.pollId = created.pollId}); - auto opts = model.execute(GetPollState{}).options; - - // No token at all: - CHECK_THROWS_AS(model.execute(FinalizePoll{.optionId = opts[0].id}), Forbidden); - - // Wrong token (the participant token, not the admin token): - { - morph::session::Context ctx; - ctx.token = created.participantToken; - morph::session::ScopedContext scoped{ctx}; // or whichever RAII context-installer this codebase uses -- match ScopedPrincipal's pattern - CHECK_THROWS_AS(model.execute(FinalizePoll{.optionId = opts[0].id}), Forbidden); - } - - // Right token: - { - morph::session::Context ctx; - ctx.token = created.adminToken; - morph::session::ScopedContext scoped{ctx}; - auto state = model.execute(FinalizePoll{.optionId = opts[0].id}); - CHECK(state.finalized); - CHECK(state.finalizedOptionId == opts[0].id); - } -} - -TEST_CASE("Finalizing an already-finalized poll throws Conflict", "[polls][model]") { - DbFixture fixture; - PollModel model; - auto created = model.execute(CreatePoll{.title = "T", .options = {{"1"}, {"2"}}}); - model.execute(OpenPoll{.pollId = created.pollId}); - auto opts = model.execute(GetPollState{}).options; - morph::session::Context ctx; - ctx.token = created.adminToken; - morph::session::ScopedContext scoped{ctx}; - model.execute(FinalizePoll{.optionId = opts[0].id}); - CHECK_THROWS_AS(model.execute(FinalizePoll{.optionId = opts[1].id}), Conflict); -} -``` - -```cpp -// test_polls_authorizer.cpp -TEST_CASE("PollsAuthorizer::authorizeRegister admits every register, per finding 027's shared-registration scope", - "[polls][auth]") { - polls::auth::PollsAuthorizer authorizer; - // Exercise the real IAuthorizer::authorizeRegister signature -- confirm - // its exact parameters against morph::session::IAuthorizer's real - // declaration (include/morph/session/session.hpp) before writing this - // call, matching how rung 2's own authorizer tests verified their - // signatures against the real interface rather than guessing. -} -``` - -- [ ] **Step 2-4: Run to verify fail/pass, commit** - -```bash -git add examples/polls/include/polls/models/poll_model.hpp examples/polls/src/models/poll_model.cpp \ - examples/polls/include/polls/auth/ examples/polls/src/auth/ \ - examples/polls/tests/test_poll_model.cpp examples/polls/tests/test_polls_authorizer.cpp -git commit -m "polls: add FinalizePoll and PollsAuthorizer" -``` - ---- - -### Task 8: `PollModel` — `UndoLastVoteChange` (the rung's headline design record) - -**Files:** -- Modify: `examples/polls/include/polls/models/poll_model.hpp` -- Modify: `examples/polls/src/models/poll_model.cpp` -- Test: `examples/polls/tests/test_poll_model.cpp` (append) - -**Interfaces:** -- Consumes: `VoteHistoryRecord` (Task 4/6 — every `SubmitVotes`/`UpdateVotes` - call writes one, storing the pre-change vote set as JSON). -- Produces: `execute(UndoLastVoteChange)`. - -This is the test the README calls "the rung's headline design record": -*"Write the interleaving test first (A votes, B votes, A undoes → assert -whose vote died) — its outcome is the rung's headline design record."* -Write and run that test **before** implementing `execute()`'s body, and -record its outcome in this rung's README once it passes (a follow-up -one-line edit to `examples/polls/README.md`'s own "Definition of done" -checklist, confirming the compensating-action shape actually delivers -principal-scoped undo — not a plan step, but do it as part of closing this -task, matching how rung 2's design records were confirmed in the README -after the fact). - -```cpp -UndoLastVoteChangeResult PollModel::execute(const UndoLastVoteChange& action) { - if (!action.validate()) { - throw ValidationError{"UndoLastVoteChange: participantName is required"}; - } - auto poll = loadPollByPollId(mapper(), requirePollId()); - auto history = mapper().Query() - .Where(::Lightweight::FieldNameOf<&db::VoteHistoryRecord::poll>, "=", poll.id.Value()) - .Where(::Lightweight::FieldNameOf<&db::VoteHistoryRecord::participantName>, "=", action.participantName) - .OrderByDescending(::Lightweight::FieldNameOf<&db::VoteHistoryRecord::id>) - .First(); - if (!history.has_value()) { - throw Conflict{"nothing to undo for this participant"}; - } - // Decode history->previousVotesJson (the pre-change vote set) and - // restore it via the same delete-then-recreate logic applyVotes() - // (Task 6) already implements -- reuse that helper directly rather - // than duplicating the write pattern. Then delete the consumed - // VoteHistoryRecord row (undo is one-shot, not a redo stack) and - // write a PollEventRecord ("kind": "vote", summary naming the undo) - // inside the same transaction. - ... - return UndoLastVoteChangeResult{.restored = true}; -} -``` - -- [ ] **Step 1: Write the interleaving test FIRST, before the implementation above** - -```cpp -TEST_CASE("Principal-scoped undo: A votes, B votes, A undoes -> only A's vote dies (the rung's headline design record)", - "[polls][model]") { - DbFixture fixture; - PollModel model; - auto created = model.execute(CreatePoll{.title = "T", .options = {{"1"}, {"2"}}}); - model.execute(OpenPoll{.pollId = created.pollId}); - auto opts = model.execute(GetPollState{}).options; - - model.execute(SubmitVotes{.participantName = "alice", .votes = {{.optionId = opts[0].id, .choice = VoteChoice::Yes}}}); - model.execute(SubmitVotes{.participantName = "bob", .votes = {{.optionId = opts[0].id, .choice = VoteChoice::Yes}}}); - // Both voted yes on option 0: count should be 2. - auto before = model.execute(GetPollState{}); - REQUIRE(before.options[0].yesCount == Count::fromDouble(2.0)); - - auto undoResult = model.execute(UndoLastVoteChange{.participantName = "alice"}); - CHECK(undoResult.restored); - - auto after = model.execute(GetPollState{}); - // Alice's vote is gone; Bob's survives. This is the assertion that - // SessionLog::undoLast() could never make true: it pops the newest - // entry regardless of principal, which would have killed Bob's vote - // (the more recent of the two), not Alice's own. - CHECK(after.options[0].yesCount == Count::fromDouble(1.0)); - const bool bobStillVotes = - std::ranges::any_of(after.votes, [](const auto& v) { return v.participantName == "bob"; }); - const bool aliceStillVotes = - std::ranges::any_of(after.votes, [](const auto& v) { return v.participantName == "alice"; }); - CHECK(bobStillVotes); - CHECK_FALSE(aliceStillVotes); -} - -TEST_CASE("UndoLastVoteChange with nothing to undo throws Conflict", "[polls][model]") { - DbFixture fixture; - PollModel model; - auto created = model.execute(CreatePoll{.title = "T", .options = {{"1"}, {"2"}}}); - model.execute(OpenPoll{.pollId = created.pollId}); - CHECK_THROWS_AS(model.execute(UndoLastVoteChange{.participantName = "nobody-voted"}), Conflict); -} - -TEST_CASE("Undo is one-shot: undoing twice in a row throws Conflict the second time", "[polls][model]") { - DbFixture fixture; - PollModel model; - auto created = model.execute(CreatePoll{.title = "T", .options = {{"1"}, {"2"}}}); - model.execute(OpenPoll{.pollId = created.pollId}); - auto opts = model.execute(GetPollState{}).options; - model.execute(SubmitVotes{.participantName = "alice", .votes = {{.optionId = opts[0].id, .choice = VoteChoice::Yes}}}); - model.execute(UndoLastVoteChange{.participantName = "alice"}); - CHECK_THROWS_AS(model.execute(UndoLastVoteChange{.participantName = "alice"}), Conflict); -} -``` - -- [ ] **Step 2: Run to verify these fail (no implementation yet)** - -- [ ] **Step 3: Implement `execute(UndoLastVoteChange)` per the sketch above** - -- [ ] **Step 4: Run to verify all pass** - -- [ ] **Step 5: Record the design record in the README** - -Add one sentence to `examples/polls/README.md`'s "Definition of done" -section confirming the interleaving test's outcome (A's undo restores only -A's prior state; B's vote survives untouched) — this is what the DoD's own -bullet asks for ("verified by the two-principal interleaving test"). - -- [ ] **Step 6: Commit** - -```bash -git add examples/polls/include/polls/models/poll_model.hpp examples/polls/src/models/poll_model.cpp \ - examples/polls/tests/test_poll_model.cpp examples/polls/README.md -git commit -m "polls: add UndoLastVoteChange -- principal-scoped compensating action" -``` - ---- - -### Task 9: `PollModel` — `GetEventsSince` - -**Files:** -- Modify: `examples/polls/include/polls/models/poll_model.hpp` -- Modify: `examples/polls/src/models/poll_model.cpp` -- Test: `examples/polls/tests/test_poll_model.cpp` (append) - -**Interfaces:** -- Consumes: `PollEventRecord` (already written by Tasks 6-8's own mutations). -- Produces: `execute(GetEventsSince)`. - -```cpp -GetEventsSinceResult PollModel::execute(const GetEventsSince& action) { - if (!action.validate()) { - throw ValidationError{"GetEventsSince: malformed request"}; - } - auto poll = loadPollByPollId(mapper(), requirePollId()); - auto rows = mapper().Query() - .Where(::Lightweight::FieldNameOf<&db::PollEventRecord::poll>, "=", poll.id.Value()) - .Where(::Lightweight::FieldNameOf<&db::PollEventRecord::id>, ">", static_cast(*action.lastEventId)) - .OrderBy(::Lightweight::FieldNameOf<&db::PollEventRecord::id>) - .All(); - GetEventsSinceResult result; - for (const auto& row : rows) { - result.events.push_back({.id = PollEventId{.value = static_cast(row.id.Value())}, - .kind = row.kind.value(), .summary = row.summary.value()}); - } - return result; -} -``` - -- [ ] **Step 1: Write the failing tests** - -```cpp -TEST_CASE("GetEventsSince{} (from the beginning) returns every event in order", "[polls][model]") { - DbFixture fixture; - PollModel model; - auto created = model.execute(CreatePoll{.title = "T", .options = {{"1"}, {"2"}}}); - model.execute(OpenPoll{.pollId = created.pollId}); - auto opts = model.execute(GetPollState{}).options; - model.execute(SubmitVotes{.participantName = "alice", .votes = {{.optionId = opts[0].id, .choice = VoteChoice::Yes}}}); - model.execute(AddComment{.participantName = "alice", .body = "hi"}); - - auto events = model.execute(GetEventsSince{}).events; - REQUIRE(events.size() == 2); - CHECK(events[0].kind == "vote"); - CHECK(events[1].kind == "comment"); - CHECK(events[0].id.value < events[1].id.value); // strictly increasing -} - -TEST_CASE("GetEventsSince{lastEventId} returns only strictly-newer events", "[polls][model]") { - DbFixture fixture; - PollModel model; - auto created = model.execute(CreatePoll{.title = "T", .options = {{"1"}, {"2"}}}); - model.execute(OpenPoll{.pollId = created.pollId}); - auto opts = model.execute(GetPollState{}).options; - model.execute(SubmitVotes{.participantName = "alice", .votes = {{.optionId = opts[0].id, .choice = VoteChoice::Yes}}}); - auto firstEvents = model.execute(GetEventsSince{}).events; - REQUIRE(firstEvents.size() == 1); - - model.execute(AddComment{.participantName = "alice", .body = "hi"}); - auto newEvents = model.execute(GetEventsSince{.lastEventId = firstEvents.front().id}).events; - REQUIRE(newEvents.size() == 1); - CHECK(newEvents.front().kind == "comment"); -} - -TEST_CASE("The event log survives full detach/reattach (instance rebirth), and a stale cursor " - "gets everything after it -- no epoch token needed", - "[polls][model]") { - // This is the DoD's own required test: "Event log survives full - // detach/reattach (instance rebirth) and a stale cursor triggers a - // clean full resync, verified by test." Given this rung's resolved - // design decision (durable persistence alone closes the gap, no - // epoch token), "clean full resync" here means: the stale cursor - // simply gets every real event since it, correctly, because the - // event log's sequence id survived the instance's death regardless - // of which in-memory PollModel wrote which row. Use BackendRig to - // attach N handlers to the same key, detach all (verify destruction - // via instances()), attach again with the pre-death cursor, and - // assert every event since that cursor comes back -- not merely that - // it doesn't crash. - DbFixture fixture; - BackendRig rig{Mode::Local, 1}; // or Mode::Socket -- either demonstrates real backend-owned instance lifetime - // ... construct a handler, CreatePoll, OpenPoll, SubmitVotes once, - // capture lastEventId, drop every handler referencing this poll, - // confirm rig's instances() (or equivalent) shows the instance gone, - // construct a fresh handler, OpenPoll again, GetEventsSince with the - // pre-death cursor, assert the events since then are still there. -} -``` - -- [ ] **Step 2-4: Run to verify fail/pass, commit** - -```bash -git add examples/polls/include/polls/models/poll_model.hpp examples/polls/src/models/poll_model.cpp \ - examples/polls/tests/test_poll_model.cpp -git commit -m "polls: add GetEventsSince -- the Zulip-pattern event log read path" -``` - ---- - -### Task 10: `App` — server bootstrap - -**Files:** -- Create: `examples/polls/include/polls/app/app.hpp` -- Create: `examples/polls/src/app/app.cpp` -- Test: `examples/polls/tests/test_app.cpp` - -**Interfaces:** -- Produces: `app::App` (owns `RemoteServer` + `PollsAuthorizer` + - `FileActionLog`), mirroring `bookmarks::app::App`'s shape - (`examples/bookmarks/include/bookmarks/app/app.hpp`) minus the - background-worker/`TokenIssuer` pieces this rung does not need (no - signed tokens, no background metadata-fetch job — polls has no - equivalent asynchronous job). - -This task is the most mechanical of the model-layer tasks — read -`bookmarks::app::App`'s constructor and member shape and reuse the parts -that apply (action-log path, `RemoteServer` construction with -`PollsAuthorizer`, `maxLiveModels` cap sized to this rung's own model -count — polls registers exactly one model type, `PollModel`, so -`maxLiveModels` should be set generously relative to expected concurrent -polls, e.g. 256, matching rung 2's own reasoning for its own cap), and -drop everything about `TokenIssuer`/background fetch workers that has no -polls equivalent. - -- [ ] **Step 1: Write the failing test** - -```cpp -TEST_CASE("App boots, registers PollModel, and a real client can CreatePoll/OpenPoll over it", "[polls][app]") { - DbFixture fixture; - app::App app{fixture.actionLogPath()}; - // Real client dispatch through app.server(), mirroring - // bookmarks::app::App's own equivalent test -- confirm the exact - // helper/rig shape that test uses and mirror it here. -} -``` - -- [ ] **Step 2-4: Run to verify fail/pass, commit** - -```bash -git add examples/polls/include/polls/app/ examples/polls/src/app/ examples/polls/tests/test_app.cpp -git commit -m "polls: add App -- server bootstrap" -``` - ---- - -### Task 11: `CMakeLists.txt` - -**Files:** -- Create: `examples/polls/CMakeLists.txt` - -Mirror `examples/bookmarks/CMakeLists.txt` exactly: `morph_add_rung(NAME polls)` -plus an explicit `target_sources(ladder_polls_lib PRIVATE .../src/auth/polls_authorizer.cpp .../src/db/schema.cpp)` -guarded by `if(TARGET ladder_polls_lib)` (`morph_add_rung()` only globs -`src/models`, `src/db`, `src/app` — `src/auth` needs the same explicit -`target_sources` treatment rung 2's `src/import`/`src/dto` needed, per -`cmake/morph_add_rung.cmake:91-92`'s confirmed glob scope). Add -`examples/polls` to `examples/CMakeLists.txt`'s subdirectory list (find -where `bookmarks`/`pastebin` are added and follow the identical pattern). - -- [ ] **Step 1: Write `CMakeLists.txt`**, add the subdirectory line. - -- [ ] **Step 2: Build and confirm every test target from Tasks 1-10 now - builds and runs via the real CMake target** (`cmake --build build/clang-coverage - --target ladder_polls_tests`), replacing every manual-clang++ compile - step those tasks used. Fix any warnings under strict compilation the - same way rung 2's Task 13 did (designated-initializer completeness, - etc. — expect similar findings; fix them here rather than carrying them - forward, matching rung 2's own precedent of not repeating Task 13's - cleanup debt into later tasks). - -- [ ] **Step 3: Commit** - -```bash -git add examples/polls/CMakeLists.txt examples/CMakeLists.txt -git commit -m "polls: add CMakeLists.txt, completing the buildable rung skeleton" -``` - ---- - -### Task 12: Model tests — backend-mode matrix, shared-instance lifetime, and poisoned-instance attach - -**Files:** -- Create: `examples/polls/tests/test_shared_instance_lifecycle.cpp` - -**Interfaces:** Consumes `BackendRig` (all three modes), `DbFixture`. - -Three genuinely new pieces of coverage this rung's README names as -"Expected strain points" that no task above already covers: - -1. **Backend-mode matrix**: `CreatePoll` (native/`Local`-only per Global - Constraints) → `OpenPoll` → `SubmitVotes` round trip across - `Mode::Local`, `Mode::LocalSingleThread`, `Mode::Socket`, mirroring - rung 2's Task 14 exactly (`examples/bookmarks/tests/test_bookmark_model.cpp`'s - own `GENERATE(Mode::Local, Mode::LocalSingleThread, Mode::Socket)` - pattern) — but for `PollModel`, every case after `CreatePoll` (which - stays a direct, non-keyed call, matching how Task 5's own tests - already do it) uses `handler.execute(OpenPoll{pollId})` to attach, - proving the *keyed* attach path works identically across all three - modes, not just the plain-registration path rung 2 proved. -2. **Shared-instance lifetime**: N `BridgeHandler` - instances attach to the same `pollId`; confirm they observe each - other's writes (one submits a vote, all N see it on their next - `GetPollState`); detach all N; confirm the instance is gone via - `handler.instances()` (construct one more handler first, call - `instances()`, then detach every prior handler, then call `instances()` - again and confirm the key is absent) — this is the DoD's own - "`handler.instances()` for an organizer dashboard" requirement, - proven, not just declared. -3. **Poisoned-instance attach**: opening a stale/mistyped `pollId` - (`OpenPoll{.pollId = "not-a-real-poll"}`) throws `NotFound` through the - returned `Completion`'s `.onError(...)` (not a crash, not a silently - half-hydrated instance) — and per `docs/spec/core/shared_instances.md`'s - documented failure mode, a *second* attach attempt to the same bad key - gets a **fresh** instance (the poisoned one was evicted on this second - attach, per spec), which also fails identically — write both attempts - explicitly, asserting both fail the same way, to prove eviction-then- - retry doesn't somehow succeed on stale poisoned state. - -```cpp -TEST_CASE("PollModel over the full backend-mode matrix: create -> keyed-attach -> submit-vote round trip", - "[polls][model]") { - const auto mode = GENERATE(Mode::Local, Mode::LocalSingleThread, Mode::Socket); - CAPTURE(mode); - DbFixture fixture; - BackendRig rig{mode, 1, std::make_shared()}; - // CreatePoll direct (native-only, no keying involved -- Task 5's own - // shape), then attach the rig's handler via execute(OpenPoll{pollId}), - // then SubmitVotes, then GetPollState, asserting the vote landed. -} - -TEST_CASE("N shared handlers on one pollId observe each other's writes, and instances() reflects " - "the instance's real lifetime", - "[polls][model][shared-instances]") { - DbFixture fixture; - BackendRig rig{Mode::Socket, 4, std::make_shared()}; - // Construct 4 handlers attached to the same pollId (via OpenPoll); one - // submits a vote; assert the other 3 see it via GetPollState; confirm - // handler.instances() lists the key while at least one handler holds - // it; destroy all 4; construct a 5th purely to call instances() and - // confirm the key is now absent. -} - -TEST_CASE("Opening a stale pollId is NotFound through .onError(), not a crash, and a second attempt " - "to the same bad key gets a fresh (still-failing) instance, not stale poisoned state", - "[polls][model][shared-instances]") { - DbFixture fixture; - BackendRig rig{Mode::Socket, 1, std::make_shared()}; - auto handler = rig.client(0); - bool firstFailed = false; - handler.execute(OpenPoll{.pollId = "not-a-real-poll"}).onError([&firstFailed](auto) { firstFailed = true; }); - REQUIRE(pumpUntil([&firstFailed] { return firstFailed; })); - - bool secondFailed = false; - handler.execute(OpenPoll{.pollId = "not-a-real-poll"}).onError([&secondFailed](auto) { secondFailed = true; }); - REQUIRE(pumpUntil([&secondFailed] { return secondFailed; })); -} -``` - -- [ ] **Step 2-4: Run to verify fail/pass, commit** - -```bash -git add examples/polls/tests/test_shared_instance_lifecycle.cpp -git commit -m "polls: add backend-mode matrix, shared-instance lifetime, and poisoned-attach tests" -``` - ---- - -### Task 13: Cross-user isolation, `messagesPerSecond`-configured harness, and the cross-model rename-race analogue - -**Files:** -- Modify: `examples/polls/tests/test_shared_instance_lifecycle.cpp` (append) - -**Interfaces:** Consumes `QtWebSocketServerConfig::messagesPerSecond` -(configured ON, per the README's "Expected strain points" and this -plan's design-decision resolution 5 — a harness config, not new framework -work). - -1. **Cross-user isolation over Socket**: two participants attach to the - same poll (this is expected — the whole point of sharing), but a - participant token from poll A must not let its holder finalize poll B - or read poll B's `adminToken`-gated state. Since `PollModel` is keyed - per-poll (each poll is its own instance), this reduces to: a - `FinalizePoll` call using poll A's admin token, dispatched against a - handler attached to poll B, must fail — write this explicitly rather - than assuming it's implied by the per-instance keying, since a bug - in `requireAdminToken`'s poll-row lookup (e.g., checking against the - wrong cached `_pollId`) could silently pass. -2. **`messagesPerSecond` configured ON**: run at least one real - `SubmitVotes` dispatch through a `QtWebSocketServerConfig` with - `messagesPerSecond` set low enough to guarantee a drop under a small - burst, and confirm `Bridge::setExecuteDeadline` (this rung's own - framework-prerequisite work, Task 1 of the framework-prereqs plan) - actually recovers the caller via `ClientTimeoutError` rather than - hanging forever — this is the DoD's "run this rung's harness with - `messagesPerSecond` configured ON" requirement, and the first real - proof (beyond the framework-prereqs plan's own unit tests) that the - deadline mechanism and the rate limiter combine correctly end to end - in a real app. -3. **The cross-model rename-race analogue**: this rung's README does not - name an exact analogue to rung 2's `TagModel`-renames-while- - `BookmarkModel`-writes race (there is only one model type here), so - skip this specific test class — note in this task's commit message - that it was considered and is not applicable, rather than silently - omitting it (matching this session's established discipline of never - silently dropping a checklist item without a stated reason). - -```cpp -TEST_CASE("A poll's admin token does not finalize a different poll", "[polls][model][shared-instances]") { - DbFixture fixture; - BackendRig rig{Mode::Socket, 2, std::make_shared()}; - auto handlerA = rig.client(0); - auto handlerB = rig.client(1); - auto createdA = awaitQt(handlerA.execute(CreatePoll{.title = "A", .options = {{"1"}, {"2"}}})); - auto createdB = awaitQt(handlerB.execute(CreatePoll{.title = "B", .options = {{"1"}, {"2"}}})); - awaitQt(handlerB.execute(OpenPoll{.pollId = createdB.pollId})); - auto optsB = awaitQt(handlerB.execute(GetPollState{})).options; - - morph::session::Context ctx; - ctx.token = createdA.adminToken; // poll A's admin token, used against poll B - rig.bridge(1).setDefaultSession(ctx); - bool failed = false; - handlerB.execute(FinalizePoll{.optionId = optsB[0].id}).onError([&failed](auto) { failed = true; }); - REQUIRE(pumpUntil([&failed] { return failed; })); -} - -TEST_CASE("Bridge::setExecuteDeadline recovers a call the real rate limiter silently drops", - "[polls][model][shared-instances]") { - DbFixture fixture; - // Configure a real QtWebSocketServerConfig with messagesPerSecond set - // low (e.g. 1) and a real QtWebSocketBackend-based BridgeRig whose - // Bridge has bridge.setExecuteDeadline(std::chrono::milliseconds{500}) - // set. Burst several SubmitVotes calls in quick succession -- at least - // one must be dropped by the limiter (confirm via the server's own - // logged drop, or by observing more calls than replies). Assert the - // dropped call's Completion resolves via ClientTimeoutError within the - // configured deadline, not hung. -} -``` - -- [ ] **Step 2-4: Run to verify fail/pass, commit** - -```bash -git add examples/polls/tests/test_shared_instance_lifecycle.cpp -git commit -m "polls: add cross-poll admin-token isolation and messagesPerSecond+deadline integration test" -``` - ---- - -### Task 14: Presenters - -**Files:** -- Create: `examples/polls/gui_lib/poll_presenter.hpp` -- Create: `examples/polls/gui_lib/poll_presenter.cpp` -- Test: `examples/polls/tests/test_poll_presenter.cpp` - -**Interfaces:** Mirrors `bookmarks::gui::BookmarkPresenter`'s exact shape -(`examples/bookmarks/gui_lib/bookmark_presenter.hpp`) — one presenter -method per `PollModel` action, each `track()`-wrapped with an `onErr` -callback for GUI error display, exactly rung 1/2's established pattern. -`PollPresenter` additionally needs an `openPoll(pollId)` convenience method -that calls `handler_.execute(OpenPoll{pollId})` (the payload-keyed attach) -and, on success, kicks off the polling helper's first `GetEventsSince` -call (Task 15 builds the actual polling helper; this task's presenter -exposes the primitive it needs — a `getEventsSince(lastEventId)` method — -without yet wiring the timer). - -- [ ] **Step 1: Write the failing tests** — mirror - `examples/bookmarks/tests/test_bookmark_presenter.cpp`'s exact structure: - one test case per presenter method across all three backend modes, plus - a "no session at all emits failed, not a crash" case, plus a - "every validation-driven action routes its failure to failed(), not just - the first one" case — read that file in full and produce the equivalent - 9-action-shaped (`createPoll`/`openPoll`/`getPollState`/`submitVotes`/ - `updateVotes`/`addComment`/`finalizePoll`/`undoLastVoteChange`/ - `getEventsSince`) coverage for `PollPresenter`. - -- [ ] **Step 2-4: Run to verify fail/pass, commit** - -```bash -git add examples/polls/gui_lib/poll_presenter.hpp examples/polls/gui_lib/poll_presenter.cpp \ - examples/polls/tests/test_poll_presenter.cpp -git commit -m "polls: add PollPresenter" -``` - ---- - -### Task 15: The event-polling helper — this rung's framework-level deliverable - -**Files:** -- Create: `examples/common/gui/event_poller.hpp` -- Create: `examples/common/gui/event_poller.cpp` -- Test: `examples/common/tests/test_event_poller.cpp` (or - `examples/polls/tests/`, whichever this codebase's convention places - cross-rung-reusable `examples/common/` code's own tests in — check for - precedent, e.g. `examples/common/testkit/`'s own test placement, before - choosing) - -**Interfaces:** Produces `morph::ladder::gui::EventPoller` -(or a narrower, polls-specific-but-easily-generalized type if a fully -generic template proves awkward to write cleanly in one task — the DoD's -requirement is that it is "factored so kanban can lift it," which a -well-documented, narrowly-polls-shaped-but-clearly-reusable class also -satisfies if a template turns out over-engineered for a first use; use -your judgment, but document the choice either way). - -This is explicitly named in the README as **"this rung's framework-level -deliverable"** and **"every later rung inherits this helper; get it right -here."** Design: - -- Owns a `QTimer` (or the platform-appropriate periodic-callback - primitive `examples/common/gui/` already uses elsewhere — check - `AppContext`/`Presenter`'s own timer usage, if any, for the established - pattern before introducing a new one) that calls `GetEventsSince` on a - configurable interval. -- **Must use `Bridge::setExecuteDeadline`** (this rung's own framework - prerequisite, already landed) — without it, a rate-limited server - silently dropping a poll frame hangs the poller's in-flight call - forever, exactly the failure mode the README's "Expected strain points" - section names. Confirm the `Bridge` the poller's `BridgeHandler` is - constructed against has a deadline configured (either the poller - requires this as a precondition, documented loudly, or the poller itself - calls `setExecuteDeadline` on construction with a sensible default — - prefer the latter, since a caller forgetting to configure it is exactly - the mistake this helper exists to make impossible). -- On each tick: dispatch `GetEventsSince{lastEventId}`; on success, apply - each returned event via a caller-supplied callback and advance - `lastEventId` to the last event's id; on `ClientTimeoutError` - specifically, log and retry on the next tick (do not treat a timeout as - a fatal error — a single slow round trip should not stop polling); on - any other error (e.g. the poll was deleted, `NotFound`), stop the timer - and surface the failure once via a caller-supplied `onFatalError` - callback, matching how a stale client should "fall back to `GetPollState`" - per the README's own Zulip-pattern description — this task does not - need to implement the fallback-to-full-resync behavior itself (that is - presenter/GUI-layer policy, informed by `onFatalError`), only to - surface the signal cleanly. -- Measure and document the default poll interval (the README's own - "Expected strain points" asks: "Poll-interval latency: two voters - editing simultaneously see each other only on the next tick — measure - and document acceptable intervals." A reasonable default, e.g. 2-3 - seconds, balancing responsiveness against server load — document the - choice and its trade-off in this class's own doc comment, not just in - a commit message). - -- [ ] **Step 1: Write the failing tests** - -```cpp -TEST_CASE("EventPoller applies every event returned since the last tick and advances its cursor", "[gui][event-poller]") { - // Deterministic executor / fake clock, matching examples/common/testkit's - // established dual-mode testing conventions -- drive the timer manually - // rather than sleeping in the test. -} - -TEST_CASE("EventPoller survives a ClientTimeoutError -- retries on the next tick, does not stop", "[gui][event-poller]") { - // A test double whose GetEventsSince never replies once, forcing the - // deadline to fire; assert the poller ticks again afterward rather - // than giving up. -} - -TEST_CASE("EventPoller stops and reports onFatalError exactly once on a non-timeout failure (e.g. NotFound)", - "[gui][event-poller]") { -} -``` - -- [ ] **Step 2-4: Run to verify fail/pass, commit** - -```bash -git add examples/common/gui/event_poller.hpp examples/common/gui/event_poller.cpp \ - examples/common/tests/test_event_poller.cpp -git commit -m "ladder: add the event-polling helper (this rung's framework-level deliverable)" -``` - ---- - -### Task 16: GUI shell — schema-driven forms + the polling helper wired to a real view - -**Files:** -- Create: `examples/polls/gui_lib/poll_schemas.hpp` -- Create: `examples/polls/gui_lib/poll_forms_controller.{hpp,cpp}` -- Create: `examples/polls/gui_lib/poll_qml_bridges.{hpp,cpp}` -- Create: `examples/polls/gui/qml/{Main,CreatePollView,VoteView}.qml` -- Test: `examples/polls/tests/test_gui_qml_smoke.cpp`, `examples/polls/tests/test_poll_qml_bridges.cpp` - -**Interfaces:** Mirrors `bookmarks::gui`'s exact shape (`bookmark_schemas.hpp`, -`bookmark_forms_controller.*`, `bookmark_qml_bridges.*`) — one schema -document routing `{actionType: schema}` to `PollModel`'s actions, one QML -bridge (`PollBridge`) wrapping `PollPresenter`, `Main.qml`'s `StackView` -switching between a create-poll form (native-only per Global Constraints — -either omit this view entirely from the WASM build target, or gate it -behind a compile-time/runtime check, following whatever precedent rung 2's -GUI established for a native-only capability, if any; if no such precedent -exists, the simplest correct choice is: the WASM `main_wasm.cpp` simply -never loads `CreatePollView.qml` into its `StackView`'s reachable states, -since nothing routes to it without a UI affordance) and a vote view -(`OpenPoll` + `SubmitVotes`/`UpdateVotes`/`AddComment` forms + the live -event-driven results display, wired to Task 15's `EventPoller`). - -Given `DynamicForm` has no control for array-typed JSON fields (finding -031, discovered during rung 2), `CreatePoll::options` (an array of -`CreatePollOption`) cannot be a schema-driven form field — mirror rung 2's -own workaround for `BulkEdit` (excluded from the schema document, driven -by a small hand-written QML list-editor instead, not a `DynamicForm` -field). Document this in the same "known gaps" style rung 2's README -adopted, in this rung's own README, once this task lands. - -- [ ] **Step 1-6**: mirror rung 2's Task 18's exact step shape (schema - document → forms controller → QML bridges → QML views → offscreen smoke - test → adapter-layer unit tests with `QMetaObject` surface assertions) - — read `examples/bookmarks/gui_lib/bookmark_schemas.hpp` through - `bookmark_qml_bridges.cpp` and `examples/bookmarks/tests/test_bookmark_qml_bridges.cpp` - in full before starting, and produce the polls-shaped equivalent of - every one of those files, including the adapter-layer test file from - the start this time (rung 2 shipped it late, in a fix round, after - review caught the gap — this plan builds it into the task from the - beginning instead, avoiding that repeat). - -- [ ] **Step 7: Update `examples/polls/README.md`** with the `CreatePoll`-array-field - workaround note and any other known-gaps this task surfaces (matching - rung 2's "Known gaps this rung ships with" section's style and - location). - -- [ ] **Step 8: Commit** - -```bash -git add examples/polls/gui_lib/ examples/polls/gui/ examples/polls/tests/test_gui_qml_smoke.cpp \ - examples/polls/tests/test_poll_qml_bridges.cpp examples/polls/README.md -git commit -m "polls: add the schema-driven GUI shell wired to the event-polling helper" -``` - ---- - -### Task 17: Server binary - -**Files:** -- Create: `examples/polls/src/server/main.cpp` - -**Interfaces:** Env-var configured (`POLLS_DB`, `POLLS_PORT` — **no** -`POLLS_TOKEN_SECRET`, since this rung has no signed-token issuer; the -admin/participant tokens are per-poll, generated by `CreatePoll` itself, -not a process-wide secret). Mirror `bookmarks::src::server::main.cpp`'s -exact SIGTERM-poll shutdown shape, minus the metadata-worker drain (polls -has no background worker to drain). - -- [ ] **Step 1-4**: mirror rung 2's Task 18 server-binary steps exactly - (env-var parsing with `std::from_chars` for the port, hard failure on - malformed input — matching the final-review-fix-wave lesson from rung 2 - rather than repeating `std::atoi`'s mistake fresh), manual smoke test - (start the real binary, confirm it listens and shuts down cleanly on - SIGTERM), commit. - -```bash -git add examples/polls/src/server/main.cpp -git commit -m "polls: add the server binary" -``` - ---- - -### Task 18: WASM client — the payoff of this rung's entire framework-prerequisite detour - -**Files:** -- Create: `examples/polls/gui_wasm/main_wasm.cpp` -- Modify: `.github/workflows/wasm-ladder.yml` - -**Interfaces:** Mirrors `examples/bookmarks/gui_wasm/main_wasm.cpp` exactly -(always-`Remote` `AppContext`, no hand-rolled retry timer — `AppContext`/ -`Main.qml`'s shared bootstrap-retry timer already covers finding 024 -generically, confirmed by both rung 1 and rung 2's own WASM tasks) — -**with one load-bearing addition neither prior rung's WASM client needed**: -this is the file where `QtWebSocketBackendConfig::asyncRegistrationEnabled` -actually matters for a *keyed* attach, not just plain registration. Confirm -(read `examples/common/gui/app_context.cpp:37`, already cited during this -rung's framework-prerequisite review as setting `asyncRegistrationEnabled = true` -for every ladder GUI/WASM app) that this flag is already on by the time -`OpenPoll{pollId}` dispatches — if so, no new wiring is needed here beyond -what `AppContext` already provides; if the research citation turns out -stale by the time this task runs, set it explicitly and document why. - -This task's QML never loads `CreatePollView` (Global Constraints: -`CreatePoll` is native-only) — only the vote/join view, reached via -whatever mechanism the app expects a participant to arrive at a poll link -(e.g. a URL query parameter naming the `pollId`, parsed in `main_wasm.cpp` -the same way `examples/common/wasm_spike`'s own URL-parameter handling, if -any, already establishes a precedent for — check before inventing a new -mechanism). - -- [ ] **Step 1: Write `main_wasm.cpp`**, mirroring rung 2's WASM file's - header-comment density and structure (mode rationale, no-bootstrap - rationale, "note what is not here," verification status) — adapted to - name this rung's own actually-different fact: unlike rung 1/2's WASM - clients, this one exercises a genuinely new framework code path - (`Bridge::attachHandlerAsync`'s async branch, previously unreached by - any real WASM binary in this repo) for the first time, and should say so. - -- [ ] **Step 2: Extend `.github/workflows/wasm-ladder.yml`** with - `ladder_polls_gui_wasm` as a named target, following the exact pattern - rung 2's own Task 19 already established (a named target build plus the - trailing plain `cmake --build build-wasm-ladder` pass that already - covers every further rung automatically — confirm this rung's addition - is genuinely needed as a *named* target for the same "fails loud if a - target silently stops being generated" reason, even though the trailing - plain build would technically also catch it, matching rung 2's own - stated rationale for keeping named targets alongside the catch-all). - -- [ ] **Step 3: Verify what can be verified locally** (no Emscripten - toolchain in this environment, per rung 1/2's own precedent) — confirm - `ladder_polls_gui_wasm` would plausibly be generated by reading - `cmake/morph_add_rung.cmake`'s own logic, state plainly what remains - CI-only. - -- [ ] **Step 4: Commit** - -```bash -git add examples/polls/gui_wasm/main_wasm.cpp .github/workflows/wasm-ladder.yml -git commit -m "polls: add the WASM client -- the first real exercise of async keyed attach" -``` - ---- - -## Self-Review - -**Spec coverage against `examples/polls/README.md`:** - -| README section | Covered by | -|---|---| -| `CreatePoll`, `OpenPoll`/`GetPollState` | Task 5 | -| `SubmitVotes`/`UpdateVotes`/`AddComment` | Task 6 | -| `FinalizePoll` | Task 7 | -| `UndoLastVoteChange` (principal-scoped compensating action) | Task 8 | -| `GetEventsSince` (Zulip-pattern event log) | Task 9 | -| Shared instances end-to-end, `instances()` | Task 12 | -| Anonymous principals (admin/participant tokens) | Task 7 | -| Event polling — the reusable pattern | Task 15 | -| WASM + shared handlers [framework prerequisite] | Closed by the separate `2026-08-07-ladder-rung3-framework-prereqs.md` plan, exercised for real by Task 18 | -| Client-side execute deadline [framework prerequisite] | Same, exercised by Task 13's `messagesPerSecond` integration test and Task 15's poller | -| Poisoned-instance attach | Task 12 | -| Duplicate `SubmitVotes` on retry | Task 6 | -| Dead-letter on `FinalizePoll` racing an in-flight vote | Task 6 | -| Timezone display | Explicitly GUI-layer, out of scope for the model/test tasks — flagged for Task 16's own QML if a reviewer judges it load-bearing; not separately tasked here since the README itself calls it "GUI logic," matching how rung 2 treated analogous client-only concerns | -| Shared-instance churn soak (framework-grade, `tests/soak/`) | **Gap, stated plainly**: not tasked in this plan. This is explicitly framework-grade coverage (threads racing register-or-attach/deregister/closeConnection/execute under TSan), arguably belonging with the framework-prerequisites plan rather than an app plan — flagged here as a follow-up the framework-prerequisites plan's own workspace (already closed) did not include either. A future task, not silently dropped. | -| DoD: live demo, one organizer + three participants | Manual verification step, not a task — perform during final review, mirroring rung 2's own manual server/GUI sanity checks | -| DoD: principal-scoped undo verified by the interleaving test | Task 8 | -| DoD: event log survives detach/reattach, stale cursor resyncs | Task 9, Task 12 | -| DoD: polling helper factored for kanban reuse | Task 15 | - -**Placeholder scan**: one intentional exception, flagged explicitly rather -than smoothed over — Task 5's `execute(GetPollState)` sketch contains a -genuine open implementation-detail question (how the model recovers its -own `pollId` once attached) with a concrete recommended resolution, not a -`TBD`. This is the one place this plan asks an implementer to make a -documented judgment call rather than handing over verbatim code, and it is -called out as such, matching this plan's own "No Placeholders" standard's -spirit (a real recommendation with reasoning, not an empty box). - -**Type/signature consistency check**: `PollId` (plain `std::string`, -Global Constraints) is used identically in `OpenPoll::pollId`, -`CreatePollResult::pollId`, and `GetPollStateResult::pollId` throughout -Tasks 2-9. `OptionId`/`PollEventId` (Task 1) are used identically at every -DTO/entity boundary (`static_cast`/`static_cast` -conversions at each crossing, matching rung 1/2's own established -boundary-casting convention). `VoteChoice`'s three-way enum is used -identically in `OneVote`, `ParticipantVoteView`, and `VoteRecord::choice`'s -`std::uint8_t` encoding (Tasks 2-4, 6). - -**Judgment calls this plan made that the original README did not fully -specify:** - -1. **`PollModel` is registered plain, not gated by a per-instance - `authorizeInstance` check** — mirrors rung 2's own corrected design - (shared instances are ownerless per spec; the model re-checks the - caller's admin token itself for `FinalizePoll`). Not a new pattern, - reused from rung 2's own hard-won correction. -2. **No `TokenIssuer`/signed tokens anywhere in this rung** — a - deliberate, stated departure from rung 1/2's pattern, forced by there - being no framework authorizer for bare shared secrets (this plan's - Global Constraints). -3. **`GetPollState`'s pollId-recovery mechanism** (Task 5) is the one - place this plan hands the implementer a judgment call instead of - verbatim code, with a concrete recommendation. -4. **The event-polling helper's generality** (Task 15) — template vs. - narrower-but-documented class — left to the implementer's judgment, - with the DoD's actual requirement (kanban can lift it) stated as the - bar to clear either way. -5. **Shared-instance churn soak testing is out of scope for this plan** — - named as a real, disclosed gap rather than silently dropped (see the - Self-Review table above). - -## Execution order - -This plan assumes `docs/superpowers/plans/2026-08-07-ladder-rung3-framework-prereqs.md` -is fully complete and merged (confirmed: both of its tasks are done, -reviewed, fixed, and closed as of this plan's writing) — every task above -that touches `AllowShared`/`Bridge::setExecuteDeadline` depends on that -work already existing. - -## Execution Handoff - -**Plan complete and saved to `docs/superpowers/plans/2026-08-08-ladder-rung3-polls.md`. -Two execution options:** - -**1. Subagent-Driven (recommended)** — I dispatch a fresh subagent per task, -review between tasks, fast iteration. - -**2. Inline Execution** — Execute tasks in this session using -`executing-plans`, batch execution with checkpoints. - -**If Subagent-Driven chosen:** -- **REQUIRED SUB-SKILL:** Use `superpowers:subagent-driven-development` -- Fresh subagent per task + two-stage review - -**If Inline Execution chosen:** -- **REQUIRED SUB-SKILL:** Use `superpowers:executing-plans` -- Batch execution with checkpoints for review diff --git a/docs/superpowers/specs/2026-08-11-strong-storage-types-design.md b/docs/superpowers/specs/2026-08-11-strong-storage-types-design.md deleted file mode 100644 index aed8deb7..00000000 --- a/docs/superpowers/specs/2026-08-11-strong-storage-types-design.md +++ /dev/null @@ -1,123 +0,0 @@ -# Strong storage types across the ladder rungs - -Status: proposed, pending review. - -## Origin - -PR #41 review comments (Yaraslaut) on `examples/pastebin/include/pastebin/db/{db_model,paste_entity}.hpp`: - -1. `db_model.hpp` — "I am not sure why would you need this type, just use DataMapperPool" -2. `paste_entity.hpp` (id) — "I think it is better to create GUID id" -3. `paste_entity.hpp` (content) — "please do not use std::string as a type, only strong types provided from a Lightweight library itself" -4. `paste_entity.hpp` (createdAtMs) — "this should be a timestamp, not an integer" - -All four `db_model.hpp` files (bank, bookmarks, pastebin, polls) are byte-for-byte the same `WithMapper` mixin, and the string/timestamp patterns repeat across every rung's entities. Scoping this to pastebin alone would leave the identical issue in the other three rungs — this design applies all four fixes ladder-wide. - -## 1. `WithMapper` → `DataMapperPool` - -**Current shape** (identical in all four rungs): `WithMapper::mapper()` lazily `.emplace()`s a `std::optional` held as a member for the model's entire lifetime — one uniquely-owned connection per model instance, opened on first use on whatever strand thread runs that model. - -**Change**: hold a `std::optional::PooledDataMapper>` instead, acquired from `Lightweight::GlobalDataMapperPool()` on first use. `mapper()` still returns `Lightweight::DataMapper&` (via `PooledDataMapper::Get()`) — no call site in any of the ~16 model `.cpp` files changes. - -This does not fight the single-threaded-per-model design: each model still acquires and holds one mapper for its own lifetime, on its own strand. Pooling changes *where the connection comes from* (a shared, capped pool instead of an unconditional `new`), not the ownership/threading model: - -- Caps total live ODBC connections across every model in a process instead of one-per-model-forever. -- Reuses connections when models are recreated (registry restart, reattach) instead of leaking a fresh one each time. -- `GlobalDataMapperPool()` defaults (`Pool`) are adopted as-is — no rung needs custom pool sizing today, and inventing one would be scope creep. - -Applies identically to all four `db_model.hpp` files (the Emscripten `#else` branch is untouched — it never had a mapper to begin with). No test changes expected: `DbFixture`/`DbBusyFixture` interact with `WithMapper` only through `mapper()`'s existing signature. - -## 2. Pastebin's id: animal-name string → `Light::SqlGuid` - -Confirmed with the user: this is a deliberate product-facing change, not a misunderstanding of the animal-name feature. The public `PasteId` share-link value moves from a short memorable string (`"swift-otter-42"`) to a GUID. - -**What changes:** -- `PasteRecord::id`: `Light::Field, Light::PrimaryKey::AutoAssign, ...>` → `Light::Field`. -- `randomPasteId()`, `kAnimals`, `kAdjectives`, `kMaxIdAttempts`, and the collision-retry loop in `PasteModel::execute(const CreatePaste&)` are deleted outright — `SqlGuid::Create()` produces a fresh GUID with no realistic collision, so there is nothing to retry. The insert becomes a single `mapper().Create(rec)` call with no loop; the `IsUniqueConstraintViolation` retry branch's *test* (the one exercising the collision path) is removed along with it, since the collision path no longer exists. -- `textOf(const Light::SqlAnsiString<32>&)` is replaced by a `Light::SqlGuid` ↔ `std::string` pair: `Lightweight::to_string(guid)` for entity→DTO, `Lightweight::SqlGuid::TryParse(text)` for DTO→entity (id lookups in `GetPaste`/`EditPaste`/`DeletePaste`/`ExpirePaste` all parse the incoming `PasteId` string into a `SqlGuid` before querying; an unparseable id is a `NotFound`, not a crash — `TryParse` returns `std::optional`). - -**What does not change:** `PasteId` itself (`pastebin/core/types.hpp`) stays `std::optional` on the wire — its own doc comment already states the strong-typing is C++-only and the wire form is a plain nullable string. No DTO, no QML file, no glaze `meta` specialization changes. `PasteCursor` (pagination) also stays a string — it already opaquely wraps whatever `id` stringifies to, GUID or animal-name alike. - -**Not touched elsewhere:** every other rung's primary keys (bank, bookmarks, polls: all `ServerSideAutoIncrement` surrogate integers) are correctly-designed surrogate keys already, not analogous to pastebin's caller-assigned case. Polls' `pollId`/`adminToken`/`participantToken` are server-generated random tokens, not the table's primary key, and converting them to GUID is out of scope — nothing in the review comments asks for it and they serve a different purpose (short URL-safe tokens, not row identity). - -## 3. Plain `std::string` entity fields → Lightweight strong string types - -Every `Light::Field` across all four rungs' `db/*_entity.hpp` files moves to a Lightweight string type. Two cases: - -**Bounded fields** (a `kMax*Bytes` DTO-level cap already exists, or a natural small cap is obvious for an internal/program-controlled field): `Light::SqlAnsiString`, with `N` set to the existing constant. Follow the existing `paste_model.cpp` precedent — a `static_assert(decltype(Entity::field)::ValueType{}.capacity() == kMaxFooBytes, ...)` pins the two together so a future change to one without the other fails the build, not silently truncates or silently rejects. - -**Unbounded fields** (no natural cap — arbitrary-length user content or serialized blobs): `Light::SqlMaxDynamicAnsiString` (Lightweight's near-2GB-capacity dynamic string), per the user's decision — no new business limit is invented where none exists today. - -Full inventory (grouped by disposition; `N` values for fields with no existing DTO constant are proposed here, not invented arbitrarily — matched to a sibling field's existing bound where one is analogous, otherwise called out for confirmation during planning): - -| Rung | Entity | Field | Disposition | -|---|---|---|---| -| pastebin | `PasteRecord` | `content` | `SqlMaxDynamicAnsiString` (unbounded paste body) | -| bookmarks | `BookmarkRecord` | `ownerPrincipal` | `SqlAnsiString` — no existing bound; use auth's existing principal-length convention (check `auth_dto.hpp`/`bookmarks_authorizer.hpp` during planning) | -| bookmarks | `BookmarkRecord` | `url` | `SqlAnsiString` (2048) | -| bookmarks | `BookmarkRecord` | `title` | `SqlAnsiString` (512) | -| bookmarks | `BookmarkRecord` | `description` | No existing `kMax*Bytes` — needs a new bound or `SqlMaxDynamicAnsiString`; flag for planning decision | -| bookmarks | `BookmarkRecord` | `notes` | Same as `description` | -| bookmarks | `BookmarkRecord` | `faviconPath` | `SqlAnsiString` (it is a URL) | -| bookmarks | `ImportedOpRecord` | `ownerPrincipal` | Same disposition as `BookmarkRecord::ownerPrincipal` | -| bookmarks | `ImportedOpRecord` | `opId` | `SqlAnsiString` — small caller-chosen idempotency token; propose 128 | -| bookmarks | `BookmarkOutboxRecord` | `modelType`, `entityKey`, `actionType`, `principal` | `SqlAnsiString` — short, program-controlled identifiers; propose 64 | -| bookmarks | `BookmarkOutboxRecord` | `payload`, `result` | `SqlMaxDynamicAnsiString` (serialized JSON, unbounded) | -| bookmarks | `BookmarkOutboxRecord` | `idempotencyKey` | `SqlAnsiString`; propose 128 | -| bookmarks | `TagRecord` | `ownerPrincipal` | Same disposition as above | -| bookmarks | `TagRecord` | `name` | `SqlAnsiString` (128 — already exists, `tag_dto.hpp`) | -| polls | `PollRecord` | `title` | `SqlAnsiString` (200) | -| polls | `OptionRecord` | `label` | `SqlAnsiString` (100) | -| polls | `VoteRecord`, `CommentRecord`, `VoteHistoryRecord` | `participantName` | `SqlAnsiString` (80) | -| polls | `CommentRecord` | `body` | `SqlAnsiString` (500) | -| polls | `VoteHistoryRecord` | `previousVotesJson` | `SqlMaxDynamicAnsiString` (serialized JSON, unbounded) | -| polls | `PollEventRecord` | `kind` | `SqlAnsiString` — short internal enum-like tag; propose 32 | -| polls | `PollEventRecord` | `summary` | No existing bound — free text; propose `SqlMaxDynamicAnsiString` | - -Bank has zero plain-`std::string` entity fields today (already fully on `SqlAnsiString`) — no changes needed there for this item. - -`poll_entity.hpp`'s existing WASM stub branch (`#else` empty structs) needs no changes — the stub fields don't exist at all under Emscripten, so there's nothing to retype. - -## 4. `std::int64_t` epoch-ms fields → `Light::SqlDateTime` - -morph already has a proper domain timestamp type wired end-to-end on the wire (`morph::time::DateTime`/`Timestamp`, `include/morph/util/datetime.hpp`) — ISO-8601 JSON on the wire, `std::chrono::sys_time` as the value. Every rung's `*AtMs`/`timestampMs` entity field is that same value degraded to a raw `std::int64_t` at the storage boundary for no documented reason. `Light::SqlDateTime` (native type `std::chrono::system_clock::time_point`, per Lightweight) is the direct storage counterpart — same millisecond-scale instant, just typed instead of a bare integer. - -**Change, per field:** `Light::Field` (or `std::optional`) → `Light::Field` (or `std::optional`). The model-layer conversion helpers collapse from the current two-step (`DateTime` → `int64_t` epoch-ms → column, and back) to a direct `sys_time` ↔ `SqlDateTime::native_type` conversion — e.g. pastebin's `toEpochMs`/`fromEpochMs`/`nowMs` helpers are replaced by a single pair of `DateTime` ↔ `SqlDateTime` converters, reused verbatim across all four rungs the way `WithMapper`'s doc comments already say small internal details are duplicated per-TU. - -Full inventory: - -| Rung | Entity | Field(s) | -|---|---|---| -| bank | `LoanRecord` | `createdAtMs` | -| bank | `NotificationRecord` | `createdAtMs` | -| bank | `PaymentRecord` | `dueAtMs` | -| bank | `TxnRecord` | `createdAtMs` | -| bookmarks | `BookmarkRecord` | `createdAtMs`, `updatedAtMs` | -| bookmarks | `ImportedOpRecord` | `appliedAtMs` | -| bookmarks | `BookmarkOutboxRecord` | `timestampMs` | -| pastebin | `PasteRecord` | `createdAtMs`, `expiresAtMs` | -| polls | `PollRecord`, `CommentRecord`, `VoteHistoryRecord`, `PollEventRecord` | `createdAtMs` (each) | - -Not touched: every `*Minor` monetary field (bank) and every plain ordering/counter integer (`sortOrder`, `finalizedOptionId`, `readCount`, `burnAfterReads`) — none of these are point-in-time values. - -`examples/common/clock.hpp`'s `morph::ladder::now()` is unaffected — it already returns a proper `Timestamp`; only the entity-layer degradation to `int64_t` goes away. - -## What does not change - -- Wire protocol / DTOs / glaze `meta` specializations — every field listed above is a **storage-layer** retyping only. `PasteId`, `BookmarkDto`, `PollDto`, etc. keep their existing JSON shapes exactly. -- QML forms, presenters, bridges — none of them see `db::*Record` types directly (`IMPLEMENTATION.md`'s two-type-layer rule keeps entities out of the wire/UI layers already). -- Pool sizing/config, migration DDL generation strategy, Emscripten guard structure. -- Any rung's *surrogate* auto-increment primary keys (bank, bookmarks, polls) — GUID conversion is pastebin-only, per the reviewer's comment and the user's confirmation. - -## Test impact (survey during planning, not exhaustive here) - -- `test_paste_model.cpp`: the animal-name collision-retry test is deleted; new/updated GUID-format assertions; every hard-coded literal id in test fixtures needs to become a `SqlGuid`-shaped string or `SqlGuid::Create()` call. -- Every rung's model test file that constructs a `*Record` directly (rather than through DTOs) touches the retyped fields — a mechanical but wide-reaching update. -- `DataMapperPool`/`GlobalDataMapperPool()` is process-global and shared across every model everywhere, including different rungs' test binaries linked into the same process — needs a check that pool exhaustion isn't newly reachable under the ladder test suite's concurrency (multiple `DbFixture`-backed tests running models in the same process). - -## Open items for planning - -1. `bookmarks::db::*Record::ownerPrincipal`'s bound: no existing `kMax*Bytes` constant — check `auth_dto.hpp`/`bookmarks_authorizer.hpp` for an existing principal-length convention before inventing one. -2. `BookmarkRecord::description`/`notes`: no existing DTO-level cap at all today (the DTO fields are unbounded `std::string`) — decide bounded-with-new-constant vs. `SqlMaxDynamicAnsiString` during planning. -3. `PollEventRecord::summary`: same open question as above. -4. Confirm final `N` for the "propose N" internal-identifier fields (opId, outbox columns, idempotencyKey, PollEventRecord::kind) against actual observed value lengths in the existing code (e.g. `idempotencyKey`'s current format is `owner + "-action-" + nowMs + "-" + seq`, which bounds it in practice). diff --git a/examples/polls/gui_wasm/main_wasm.cpp b/examples/polls/gui_wasm/main_wasm.cpp index b5961f16..82b7dc0a 100644 --- a/examples/polls/gui_wasm/main_wasm.cpp +++ b/examples/polls/gui_wasm/main_wasm.cpp @@ -149,12 +149,11 @@ /// `Component.onCompleted` only ever calls after `PollBridge` has been /// constructed, which this file only ever does from inside /// `ctx.onReady()` (below), by which point the socket is already -/// connected (finding 017's window is closed) and there is no *second*, -/// separate registration step left to still be pending (that window -/// never opens in the first place). This is the exact keyed-attach -/// async path `docs/superpowers/plans/2026-08-07-ladder-rung3-framework-prereqs.md` -/// closed finding 032 for, and this file is the first real WASM binary -/// to actually dispatch through it. +/// connected and there is no *second*, separate registration step left +/// to still be pending (that window never opens in the first place). +/// This is the exact keyed-attach async path a shared handler needs to +/// get right, and this file is the first real WASM binary to actually +/// dispatch through it. /// /// @par Verification status /// Structurally complete and reviewed, **never compiled**: no Emscripten diff --git a/tests/test_quantity_forms.cpp b/tests/test_quantity_forms.cpp index 6bc9d8e4..3993759a 100644 --- a/tests/test_quantity_forms.cpp +++ b/tests/test_quantity_forms.cpp @@ -810,9 +810,8 @@ TEST_CASE("Forms::FieldMeta::UnknownFieldNameIsIgnored", "[forms][field_meta]") // FieldMeta::i18nKey — a stem override for morph::forms::i18n's explicit-key // derivation (docs/spec/forms/forms.md, "Field metadata"): consumed as a -// *stem*, not a complete key (docs/superpowers/plans/2026-07-20-gui-i18n.md's -// resolved key-derivation contract), and emitted verbatim as x-i18nKey only -// when non-empty. +// *stem*, not a complete key, and emitted verbatim as x-i18nKey only when +// non-empty. struct QFFieldMetaI18nKey { std::int64_t sampleId = 0; std::int64_t plainField = 0; From 1878471ac5bfca78d4ec74dbb952d7766c070f7a Mon Sep 17 00:00:00 2001 From: Yaraslau Tamashevich Date: Fri, 14 Aug 2026 13:14:39 +0300 Subject: [PATCH 08/14] pastebin+bookmarks: remove WithMapper, acquire connections from GlobalDataMapperPool per call WithMapper (a per-model mixin: one lazily-opened Lightweight::DataMapper, held for the model instance's entire lifetime, never released) is replaced by acquiring a Lightweight::GlobalDataMapperPool() PooledDataMapper at the top of each execute() call and letting it go out of scope at the end of that call. Models hold no database state themselves anymore. Motivation: WithMapper's design meant every live model instance held a dedicated ODBC connection open for as long as it existed, with no idle timeout or release short of full destruction. pastebin has no cap on concurrent model instances at all (no RemoteServer::setLimitPolicy call), so this was an unbounded connection count against whatever a real (non-SQLite) DB server's connection limit turned out to be; bookmarks caps at 256 live instances (examples/bookmarks/src/app/app.cpp), which is still 256 permanently-held connections rather than a shared, reusable pool. Mechanics: - PasteModel/BookmarkModel/SharedFeedModel/TagModel no longer inherit db::WithMapper; db_model.hpp deleted in both rungs. - Each execute() acquires exactly one PooledDataMapper for its own duration -- multiple mapper()-shaped accesses within one execute() (a transaction spanning several statements, a query built up across several .Where() calls) all route through that single acquisition, not a fresh one per access, since two accesses on different pooled connections would silently split a transaction across two connections. - Free helper functions that already took `Lightweight::DataMapper&` (applyTagSet, loadOwned, readTagNames, findOrCreateTagId, addTagAssociationIfAbsent, writeOutboxEntry, loadOwnedTag) now receive `pooledMapper.Get()` at their call sites instead of the old mapper() accessor's return value -- same reference type, different source. - Presenter headers' moc-guard comments (paste/bookmark/shared_feed/tag _presenter.hpp) updated: the model headers no longer pull in Lightweight at all (WithMapper was the only dependency), so the guard now exists purely for morph/core/bridge.hpp's own template machinery, not a DataMapper transitive dependency that no longer exists. Test fix: two SQLITE_BUSY tests per rung relied on "the model's connection opens fresh, under a short busy-timeout hook" -- true by construction under WithMapper (always a brand-new DataMapper on first use), no longer guaranteed once execute() acquires from a shared, potentially-pre-warmed pool (Lightweight::SqlConnection::PostConnect(), which the hook overrides, only fires when the pool actually creates a new connection, not when it hands back an idle one). New shared testkit helper examples/common/testkit/db_pool_drain.hpp's drainPoolIdleMappers() forces the pool's idle list empty immediately before the acquisition each test cares about (holding Config.maxSize acquisitions live across the racy call -- BoundedOverflow's own Return() never idles more than maxSize at once, so that count is always sufficient regardless of the pool's prior state), turning "usually fresh" back into "always fresh." Covered by its own unit test (test_db_pool_drain.cpp) proving PostConnect fires exactly once on the guarded acquisition. Verified: pastebin (832 assertions/50 cases), bookmarks (826/121), and ladder_common_tests (212/69, including the new pool-drain test) all pass, each run twice for reliability. Server binaries build clean. Not yet converted: polls (PollModel, the one keyed/shared-instance model) and bank (11 models, no server) -- separate follow-up commits. Signed-off-by: Yaraslau Tamashevich --- .../bookmarks/gui_lib/bookmark_presenter.hpp | 14 +-- .../gui_lib/shared_feed_presenter.hpp | 13 ++- examples/bookmarks/gui_lib/tag_presenter.hpp | 13 ++- .../include/bookmarks/db/db_model.hpp | 48 --------- .../include/bookmarks/models/auth_model.hpp | 4 +- .../bookmarks/models/bookmark_model.hpp | 8 +- .../bookmarks/models/shared_feed_model.hpp | 8 +- .../include/bookmarks/models/tag_model.hpp | 8 +- .../bookmarks/src/models/bookmark_model.cpp | 97 +++++++++++-------- .../src/models/shared_feed_model.cpp | 10 +- examples/bookmarks/src/models/tag_model.cpp | 40 ++++---- .../bookmarks/tests/test_bookmark_model.cpp | 21 ++-- examples/common/CMakeLists.txt | 1 + examples/common/testkit/db_busy_fixture.hpp | 26 +++++ examples/common/testkit/db_pool_drain.hpp | 57 +++++++++++ .../common/testkit/test_db_pool_drain.cpp | 54 +++++++++++ examples/pastebin/gui_lib/paste_presenter.hpp | 17 ++-- .../pastebin/include/pastebin/db/db_model.hpp | 82 ---------------- .../include/pastebin/models/paste_model.hpp | 12 ++- examples/pastebin/src/models/paste_model.cpp | 61 ++++++++---- examples/pastebin/tests/test_paste_model.cpp | 47 ++++++--- 21 files changed, 372 insertions(+), 269 deletions(-) delete mode 100644 examples/bookmarks/include/bookmarks/db/db_model.hpp create mode 100644 examples/common/testkit/db_pool_drain.hpp create mode 100644 examples/common/testkit/test_db_pool_drain.cpp delete mode 100644 examples/pastebin/include/pastebin/db/db_model.hpp diff --git a/examples/bookmarks/gui_lib/bookmark_presenter.hpp b/examples/bookmarks/gui_lib/bookmark_presenter.hpp index 9d9b70da..7f583ad4 100644 --- a/examples/bookmarks/gui_lib/bookmark_presenter.hpp +++ b/examples/bookmarks/gui_lib/bookmark_presenter.hpp @@ -9,12 +9,14 @@ #include // See pastebin::gui::PastePresenter's identical guard and doc comment -// (examples/pastebin/gui_lib/paste_presenter.hpp) for why moc must never -// see morph/core/bridge.hpp or bookmark_model.hpp: bookmark_model.hpp pulls -// in Lightweight's DataMapper machinery through bookmarks/db/db_model.hpp, -// and moc's parser (not a real C++ front end) mis-parses the nesting that -// results, mistaking `namespace bookmarks::gui { ... }` below for still -// being nested inside a stray `Lightweight::` namespace. +// (examples/pastebin/gui_lib/paste_presenter.hpp) for why moc must never see +// morph/core/bridge.hpp: its template machinery produces bogus moc output +// the same way bookmark_model.hpp historically did when it transitively +// pulled in Lightweight's DataMapper machinery through the since-removed +// bookmarks/db/db_model.hpp -- bookmark_model.hpp itself no longer has any +// Lightweight/ODBC dependency at all, now that BookmarkModel acquires a +// connection per execute() call from Lightweight::GlobalDataMapperPool() +// instead of owning one, but this guard stays for bridge.hpp's own sake. #ifndef Q_MOC_RUN #include "bookmarks/models/bookmark_model.hpp" diff --git a/examples/bookmarks/gui_lib/shared_feed_presenter.hpp b/examples/bookmarks/gui_lib/shared_feed_presenter.hpp index b2e004ae..aa9917e3 100644 --- a/examples/bookmarks/gui_lib/shared_feed_presenter.hpp +++ b/examples/bookmarks/gui_lib/shared_feed_presenter.hpp @@ -7,11 +7,14 @@ #include // See pastebin::gui::PastePresenter's identical guard and doc comment -// (examples/pastebin/gui_lib/paste_presenter.hpp) for why moc must never -// see morph/core/bridge.hpp or shared_feed_model.hpp: shared_feed_model.hpp -// pulls in Lightweight's DataMapper machinery through -// bookmarks/db/db_model.hpp, and moc's parser (not a real C++ front end) -// mis-parses the nesting that results. +// (examples/pastebin/gui_lib/paste_presenter.hpp) for why moc must never see +// morph/core/bridge.hpp: its template machinery produces bogus moc output +// the same way shared_feed_model.hpp historically did when it transitively +// pulled in Lightweight's DataMapper machinery through the since-removed +// bookmarks/db/db_model.hpp -- shared_feed_model.hpp itself no longer has +// any Lightweight/ODBC dependency at all, now that SharedFeedModel acquires +// a connection per execute() call from Lightweight::GlobalDataMapperPool() +// instead of owning one, but this guard stays for bridge.hpp's own sake. #ifndef Q_MOC_RUN #include "bookmarks/models/shared_feed_model.hpp" diff --git a/examples/bookmarks/gui_lib/tag_presenter.hpp b/examples/bookmarks/gui_lib/tag_presenter.hpp index cb01b9f9..897462dc 100644 --- a/examples/bookmarks/gui_lib/tag_presenter.hpp +++ b/examples/bookmarks/gui_lib/tag_presenter.hpp @@ -7,11 +7,14 @@ #include // See pastebin::gui::PastePresenter's identical guard and doc comment -// (examples/pastebin/gui_lib/paste_presenter.hpp) for why moc must never -// see morph/core/bridge.hpp or tag_model.hpp: tag_model.hpp pulls in -// Lightweight's DataMapper machinery through bookmarks/db/db_model.hpp, and -// moc's parser (not a real C++ front end) mis-parses the nesting that -// results. +// (examples/pastebin/gui_lib/paste_presenter.hpp) for why moc must never see +// morph/core/bridge.hpp: its template machinery produces bogus moc output +// the same way tag_model.hpp historically did when it transitively pulled in +// Lightweight's DataMapper machinery through the since-removed +// bookmarks/db/db_model.hpp -- tag_model.hpp itself no longer has any +// Lightweight/ODBC dependency at all, now that TagModel acquires a +// connection per execute() call from Lightweight::GlobalDataMapperPool() +// instead of owning one, but this guard stays for bridge.hpp's own sake. #ifndef Q_MOC_RUN #include "bookmarks/models/tag_model.hpp" diff --git a/examples/bookmarks/include/bookmarks/db/db_model.hpp b/examples/bookmarks/include/bookmarks/db/db_model.hpp deleted file mode 100644 index 9c8dea88..00000000 --- a/examples/bookmarks/include/bookmarks/db/db_model.hpp +++ /dev/null @@ -1,48 +0,0 @@ -// SPDX-License-Identifier: Apache-2.0 -#pragma once - -#ifndef __EMSCRIPTEN__ -#include - -#include -#endif - -/// @file -/// See `pastebin::db::WithMapper`'s file comment -/// (`examples/pastebin/include/pastebin/db/db_model.hpp`) for the full -/// rationale this mixin reuses verbatim, including why -/// `BRIDGE_REGISTER_ACTION_FOR_CLIENT`'s header-avoidance seam applies -/// identically to this rung's three models but is not adopted here either. - -namespace bookmarks::db { - -#ifndef __EMSCRIPTEN__ - -/// @brief Base providing `mapper()` — one lazily-constructed DataMapper per model. -class WithMapper { -protected: - WithMapper() = default; - - /// @brief Returns this model's DataMapper, opening it on first use. - [[nodiscard]] Lightweight::DataMapper& mapper() { - if (!_mapper.has_value()) { - _mapper.emplace(); - } - return *_mapper; - } - -private: - std::optional _mapper; -}; - -#else - -/// @brief Persistence-free base for the browser build. No `mapper()`. -class WithMapper { -protected: - WithMapper() = default; -}; - -#endif - -} // namespace bookmarks::db diff --git a/examples/bookmarks/include/bookmarks/models/auth_model.hpp b/examples/bookmarks/include/bookmarks/models/auth_model.hpp index a8e1acab..0201f755 100644 --- a/examples/bookmarks/include/bookmarks/models/auth_model.hpp +++ b/examples/bookmarks/include/bookmarks/models/auth_model.hpp @@ -13,8 +13,8 @@ namespace bookmarks { /// see `bookmarks/dto/auth_dto.hpp`'s own `@file` comment for exactly /// what "dev-mode login" does and does not mean here. /// -/// Stateless: no database, so no `db::WithMapper` base and nothing to -/// persist. The secret it signs with comes from the process-global +/// Stateless: no database, so nothing to persist. The secret it signs with +/// comes from the process-global /// `auth::tokenIssuer()` slot, which `app::App` installs at startup with the /// *same* secret it hands its `auth::BookmarksAuthorizer` — this model is /// registered via the plain `BRIDGE_REGISTER_MODEL` default-construction diff --git a/examples/bookmarks/include/bookmarks/models/bookmark_model.hpp b/examples/bookmarks/include/bookmarks/models/bookmark_model.hpp index 298b5204..beb12ae6 100644 --- a/examples/bookmarks/include/bookmarks/models/bookmark_model.hpp +++ b/examples/bookmarks/include/bookmarks/models/bookmark_model.hpp @@ -5,7 +5,6 @@ #include #include "bookmarks/core/errors.hpp" -#include "bookmarks/db/db_model.hpp" #include "bookmarks/dto/bookmark_dto.hpp" #include "bookmarks/dto/bulk_dto.hpp" #include "bookmarks/dto/import_export_dto.hpp" @@ -46,7 +45,12 @@ namespace bookmarks { /// authorize()`'s per-`execute` token check and `authorizeInstance`'s /// instance-level check. See `bookmarks/auth/bookmarks_authorizer.hpp` for /// the full story. -class BookmarkModel : private db::WithMapper { +/// +/// Holds no database state itself: each `execute()` acquires a +/// `Lightweight::GlobalDataMapperPool()` connection for its own duration and +/// returns it before returning, rather than owning a connection for its own +/// lifetime. +class BookmarkModel { public: CreateBookmarkResult execute(const CreateBookmark& action); BookmarkView execute(const EditBookmark& action); diff --git a/examples/bookmarks/include/bookmarks/models/shared_feed_model.hpp b/examples/bookmarks/include/bookmarks/models/shared_feed_model.hpp index 6d0b0a4c..6f640145 100644 --- a/examples/bookmarks/include/bookmarks/models/shared_feed_model.hpp +++ b/examples/bookmarks/include/bookmarks/models/shared_feed_model.hpp @@ -5,7 +5,6 @@ #include #include "bookmarks/core/errors.hpp" -#include "bookmarks/db/db_model.hpp" #include "bookmarks/dto/shared_feed_dto.hpp" namespace bookmarks { @@ -13,7 +12,12 @@ namespace bookmarks { /// @brief The one cross-principal read in this rung: every `Shared`, /// non-archived bookmark, from every owner. Registered plain — see /// this task's own header comment for why `AllowShared` is not used. -class SharedFeedModel : private db::WithMapper { +/// +/// Holds no database state itself: `execute()` acquires a +/// `Lightweight::GlobalDataMapperPool()` connection for its own duration and +/// returns it before returning, rather than owning a connection for its own +/// lifetime. +class SharedFeedModel { public: ListSharedFeedResult execute(const ListSharedFeed& action); }; diff --git a/examples/bookmarks/include/bookmarks/models/tag_model.hpp b/examples/bookmarks/include/bookmarks/models/tag_model.hpp index 7a87e707..d4ef0a96 100644 --- a/examples/bookmarks/include/bookmarks/models/tag_model.hpp +++ b/examples/bookmarks/include/bookmarks/models/tag_model.hpp @@ -5,14 +5,18 @@ #include #include "bookmarks/core/errors.hpp" -#include "bookmarks/db/db_model.hpp" #include "bookmarks/dto/tag_dto.hpp" namespace bookmarks { /// @brief Rename/merge/list over the `tags` table, scoped to the caller. /// Registered plain — same rationale as `BookmarkModel`. -class TagModel : private db::WithMapper { +/// +/// Holds no database state itself: each `execute()` acquires a +/// `Lightweight::GlobalDataMapperPool()` connection for its own duration and +/// returns it before returning, rather than owning a connection for its own +/// lifetime. +class TagModel { public: Ack execute(const RenameTag& action); Ack execute(const MergeTags& action); diff --git a/examples/bookmarks/src/models/bookmark_model.cpp b/examples/bookmarks/src/models/bookmark_model.cpp index 287ae4e3..e52ea8a1 100644 --- a/examples/bookmarks/src/models/bookmark_model.cpp +++ b/examples/bookmarks/src/models/bookmark_model.cpp @@ -12,6 +12,7 @@ #include "clock.hpp" #include +#include #include #include #include @@ -253,9 +254,10 @@ CreateBookmarkResult BookmarkModel::execute(const CreateBookmark& action) { rec.createdAtMs = now; rec.updatedAtMs = now; - ::Lightweight::SqlTransaction transaction{mapper().Connection(), ::Lightweight::SqlTransactionMode::ROLLBACK}; - mapper().Create(rec); - applyTagSet(mapper(), rec.id.Value(), owner, action.tags); + auto mapper = ::Lightweight::GlobalDataMapperPool().Acquire(); + ::Lightweight::SqlTransaction transaction{mapper->Connection(), ::Lightweight::SqlTransactionMode::ROLLBACK}; + mapper->Create(rec); + applyTagSet(mapper.Get(), rec.id.Value(), owner, action.tags); transaction.Commit(); return CreateBookmarkResult{.id = BookmarkId{static_cast(rec.id.Value())}}; @@ -266,7 +268,8 @@ BookmarkView BookmarkModel::execute(const EditBookmark& action) { throw ValidationError{"EditBookmark: id and a non-empty url within the length bound are required"}; } const auto& owner = requireOwner(); - auto rec = loadOwned(mapper(), static_cast(*action.id), owner); + auto mapper = ::Lightweight::GlobalDataMapperPool().Acquire(); + auto rec = loadOwned(mapper.Get(), static_cast(*action.id), owner); rec.url = action.url; rec.title = action.title; @@ -275,12 +278,12 @@ BookmarkView BookmarkModel::execute(const EditBookmark& action) { rec.isShared = action.visibility == Visibility::Shared; rec.updatedAtMs = nowMs(); - ::Lightweight::SqlTransaction transaction{mapper().Connection(), ::Lightweight::SqlTransactionMode::ROLLBACK}; - mapper().Update(rec); - applyTagSet(mapper(), rec.id.Value(), owner, action.tags); + ::Lightweight::SqlTransaction transaction{mapper->Connection(), ::Lightweight::SqlTransactionMode::ROLLBACK}; + mapper->Update(rec); + applyTagSet(mapper.Get(), rec.id.Value(), owner, action.tags); transaction.Commit(); - return toView(rec, readTagNames(mapper(), rec.id.Value())); + return toView(rec, readTagNames(mapper.Get(), rec.id.Value())); } Ack BookmarkModel::execute(const ArchiveBookmark& action) { @@ -288,10 +291,11 @@ Ack BookmarkModel::execute(const ArchiveBookmark& action) { throw ValidationError{"ArchiveBookmark: id is required"}; } const auto& owner = requireOwner(); - auto rec = loadOwned(mapper(), static_cast(*action.id), owner); + auto mapper = ::Lightweight::GlobalDataMapperPool().Acquire(); + auto rec = loadOwned(mapper.Get(), static_cast(*action.id), owner); rec.isArchived = true; rec.updatedAtMs = nowMs(); - mapper().Update(rec); + mapper->Update(rec); return Ack{}; } @@ -300,10 +304,11 @@ Ack BookmarkModel::execute(const UnarchiveBookmark& action) { throw ValidationError{"UnarchiveBookmark: id is required"}; } const auto& owner = requireOwner(); - auto rec = loadOwned(mapper(), static_cast(*action.id), owner); + auto mapper = ::Lightweight::GlobalDataMapperPool().Acquire(); + auto rec = loadOwned(mapper.Get(), static_cast(*action.id), owner); rec.isArchived = false; rec.updatedAtMs = nowMs(); - mapper().Update(rec); + mapper->Update(rec); return Ack{}; } @@ -313,16 +318,17 @@ Ack BookmarkModel::execute(const DeleteBookmark& action) { } const auto& owner = requireOwner(); const auto id = static_cast(*action.id); - (void) loadOwned(mapper(), id, owner); // NotFound/Forbidden, same as every other action + auto mapper = ::Lightweight::GlobalDataMapperPool().Acquire(); + (void) loadOwned(mapper.Get(), id, owner); // NotFound/Forbidden, same as every other action - ::Lightweight::SqlTransaction transaction{mapper().Connection(), ::Lightweight::SqlTransactionMode::ROLLBACK}; + ::Lightweight::SqlTransaction transaction{mapper->Connection(), ::Lightweight::SqlTransactionMode::ROLLBACK}; { - ::Lightweight::SqlStatement stmt{mapper().Connection()}; + ::Lightweight::SqlStatement stmt{mapper->Connection()}; stmt.Prepare("DELETE FROM bookmark_tags WHERE bookmark_id = ?"); (void) stmt.Execute(id); } { - ::Lightweight::SqlStatement stmt{mapper().Connection()}; + ::Lightweight::SqlStatement stmt{mapper->Connection()}; stmt.Prepare("DELETE FROM bookmarks WHERE id = ?"); (void) stmt.Execute(id); } @@ -335,13 +341,15 @@ BookmarkView BookmarkModel::execute(const GetBookmark& action) { throw ValidationError{"GetBookmark: id is required"}; } const auto& owner = requireOwner(); - const auto rec = loadOwned(mapper(), static_cast(*action.id), owner); - return toView(rec, readTagNames(mapper(), rec.id.Value())); + auto mapper = ::Lightweight::GlobalDataMapperPool().Acquire(); + const auto rec = loadOwned(mapper.Get(), static_cast(*action.id), owner); + return toView(rec, readTagNames(mapper.Get(), rec.id.Value())); } ListBookmarksResult BookmarkModel::execute(const ListBookmarks& action) { const auto& owner = requireOwner(); - auto query = mapper().Query(); + auto mapper = ::Lightweight::GlobalDataMapperPool().Acquire(); + auto query = mapper->Query(); (void) query.Where(::Lightweight::FieldNameOf<&db::BookmarkRecord::ownerPrincipal>, "=", owner); if (action.archiveFilter == ArchiveFilter::ActiveOnly) { (void) query.Where(::Lightweight::FieldNameOf<&db::BookmarkRecord::isArchived>, "=", false); @@ -372,7 +380,7 @@ ListBookmarksResult BookmarkModel::execute(const ListBookmarks& action) { ListBookmarksResult result; for (const auto& rec : rows) { - auto tags = readTagNames(mapper(), rec.id.Value()); + auto tags = readTagNames(mapper.Get(), rec.id.Value()); if (!action.tag.empty() && std::ranges::find(tags, action.tag) == tags.end()) { continue; } @@ -422,8 +430,9 @@ GetChangesSinceResult BookmarkModel::execute(const GetChangesSince& action) { // row strictly after sinceMs qualifies outright; a row *at* sinceMs // qualifies only if its id is past the last one already delivered at // that same instant. - auto rows = mapper() - .Query() + auto mapper = ::Lightweight::GlobalDataMapperPool().Acquire(); + auto rows = mapper + ->Query() .Where(::Lightweight::FieldNameOf<&db::BookmarkRecord::ownerPrincipal>, "=", owner) .Where([&](auto& q) { return q.Where(::Lightweight::FieldNameOf<&db::BookmarkRecord::updatedAtMs>, ">", sinceMs) @@ -456,7 +465,7 @@ GetChangesSinceResult BookmarkModel::execute(const GetChangesSince& action) { summary.id = BookmarkId{static_cast(rec.id.Value())}; summary.url = rec.url.Value(); summary.title = rec.title.Value(); - summary.tags = readTagNames(mapper(), rec.id.Value()); + summary.tags = readTagNames(mapper.Get(), rec.id.Value()); summary.createdAt = fromEpochMs(rec.createdAtMs.Value()); summary.updatedAt = fromEpochMs(rec.updatedAtMs.Value()); summary.readState = rec.isUnread.Value() ? ReadState::Unread : ReadState::Read; @@ -473,7 +482,8 @@ BulkEditResult BookmarkModel::execute(const BulkEdit& action) { } const auto& owner = requireOwner(); - ::Lightweight::SqlTransaction transaction{mapper().Connection(), ::Lightweight::SqlTransactionMode::ROLLBACK}; + auto mapper = ::Lightweight::GlobalDataMapperPool().Acquire(); + ::Lightweight::SqlTransaction transaction{mapper->Connection(), ::Lightweight::SqlTransactionMode::ROLLBACK}; // Ownership check first, for *every* id, before any write: one // violation rejects the whole batch (README's "all-or-nothing" @@ -486,34 +496,34 @@ BulkEditResult BookmarkModel::execute(const BulkEdit& action) { throw ValidationError{"BulkEdit: every id must be engaged"}; } const auto id = static_cast(*bookmarkId); - (void) loadOwned(mapper(), id, owner); // throws Forbidden/NotFound -> whole transaction rolls back + (void) loadOwned(mapper.Get(), id, owner); // throws Forbidden/NotFound -> whole transaction rolls back ids.push_back(id); } for (const auto id : ids) { if (action.archive == BulkArchiveOp::Archive) { - ::Lightweight::SqlStatement stmt{mapper().Connection()}; + ::Lightweight::SqlStatement stmt{mapper->Connection()}; stmt.Prepare("UPDATE bookmarks SET is_archived = 1, updated_at_ms = ? WHERE id = ?"); (void) stmt.Execute(nowMs(), id); } else if (action.archive == BulkArchiveOp::Unarchive) { - ::Lightweight::SqlStatement stmt{mapper().Connection()}; + ::Lightweight::SqlStatement stmt{mapper->Connection()}; stmt.Prepare("UPDATE bookmarks SET is_archived = 0, updated_at_ms = ? WHERE id = ?"); (void) stmt.Execute(nowMs(), id); } for (const auto& name : action.addTags) { - const auto tagId = findOrCreateTagId(mapper(), owner, name); - addTagAssociationIfAbsent(mapper(), id, tagId); + const auto tagId = findOrCreateTagId(mapper.Get(), owner, name); + addTagAssociationIfAbsent(mapper.Get(), id, tagId); } for (const auto& name : action.removeTags) { - auto tagRows = mapper() - .Query() + auto tagRows = mapper + ->Query() .Where(::Lightweight::FieldNameOf<&db::TagRecord::ownerPrincipal>, "=", owner) .Where(::Lightweight::FieldNameOf<&db::TagRecord::name>, "=", name) .All(); if (tagRows.empty()) { continue; } - ::Lightweight::SqlStatement stmt{mapper().Connection()}; + ::Lightweight::SqlStatement stmt{mapper->Connection()}; stmt.Prepare("DELETE FROM bookmark_tags WHERE bookmark_id = ? AND tag_id = ?"); (void) stmt.Execute(id, tagRows.front().id.Value()); } @@ -534,7 +544,7 @@ BulkEditResult BookmarkModel::execute(const BulkEdit& action) { // exception instead of succeeding; `nextOutboxSeq()` (a process-wide // monotonic counter) makes the key collision-resistant regardless of // clock resolution. - writeOutboxEntry(mapper(), owner, action, result, "BulkEdit", + writeOutboxEntry(mapper.Get(), owner, action, result, "BulkEdit", owner + "-bulkedit-" + std::to_string(nowMs()) + "-" + std::to_string(nextOutboxSeq())); transaction.Commit(); return result; @@ -570,8 +580,9 @@ Ack BookmarkModel::execute(const RecordMetadata& action) { throw Forbidden{"RecordMetadata is dispatched only by the metadata-fetch service principal"}; } const auto id = static_cast(*action.id); + auto mapper = ::Lightweight::GlobalDataMapperPool().Acquire(); auto rows = - mapper().Query().Where(::Lightweight::FieldNameOf<&db::BookmarkRecord::id>, "=", id).All(); + mapper->Query().Where(::Lightweight::FieldNameOf<&db::BookmarkRecord::id>, "=", id).All(); if (rows.empty()) { return Ack{}; } @@ -583,7 +594,7 @@ Ack BookmarkModel::execute(const RecordMetadata& action) { rec.faviconPath = action.faviconPath; } rec.updatedAtMs = nowMs(); - mapper().Update(rec); + mapper->Update(rec); return Ack{}; } @@ -603,8 +614,9 @@ ImportBookmarksResult BookmarkModel::execute(const ImportBookmarks& action) { const auto& owner = requireOwner(); const auto& opIdStr = *action.opId; - auto existingOp = mapper() - .Query() + auto mapper = ::Lightweight::GlobalDataMapperPool().Acquire(); + auto existingOp = mapper + ->Query() .Where(::Lightweight::FieldNameOf<&db::ImportedOpRecord::ownerPrincipal>, "=", owner) .Where(::Lightweight::FieldNameOf<&db::ImportedOpRecord::opId>, "=", opIdStr) .All(); @@ -621,7 +633,7 @@ ImportBookmarksResult BookmarkModel::execute(const ImportBookmarks& action) { std::size_t imported = 0; std::size_t skipped = 0; - ::Lightweight::SqlTransaction transaction{mapper().Connection(), ::Lightweight::SqlTransactionMode::ROLLBACK}; + ::Lightweight::SqlTransaction transaction{mapper->Connection(), ::Lightweight::SqlTransactionMode::ROLLBACK}; for (const auto& entry : entries) { // The parser is a *file* parser, not a DTO: nothing upstream of it // applies this rung's own field bounds. Writing an over-long url or @@ -643,14 +655,14 @@ ImportBookmarksResult BookmarkModel::execute(const ImportBookmarks& action) { const auto now = nowMs(); rec.createdAtMs = now; rec.updatedAtMs = now; - mapper().Create(rec); + mapper->Create(rec); ++imported; } db::ImportedOpRecord op; op.ownerPrincipal = owner; op.opId = opIdStr; op.appliedAtMs = nowMs(); - mapper().Create(op); + mapper->Create(op); transaction.Commit(); return ImportBookmarksResult{.imported = Count::fromDouble(static_cast(imported)), @@ -659,8 +671,9 @@ ImportBookmarksResult BookmarkModel::execute(const ImportBookmarks& action) { ExportBookmarksResult BookmarkModel::execute(const ExportBookmarks&) { const auto& owner = requireOwner(); - auto rows = mapper() - .Query() + auto mapper = ::Lightweight::GlobalDataMapperPool().Acquire(); + auto rows = mapper + ->Query() .Where(::Lightweight::FieldNameOf<&db::BookmarkRecord::ownerPrincipal>, "=", owner) .All(); std::string html = "\nBookmarks\n

Bookmarks

\n

\n"; diff --git a/examples/bookmarks/src/models/shared_feed_model.cpp b/examples/bookmarks/src/models/shared_feed_model.cpp index d4da9dd9..9f512f48 100644 --- a/examples/bookmarks/src/models/shared_feed_model.cpp +++ b/examples/bookmarks/src/models/shared_feed_model.cpp @@ -8,6 +8,7 @@ #include "clock.hpp" #include +#include #include @@ -37,7 +38,8 @@ void requireAnyPrincipal() { ListSharedFeedResult SharedFeedModel::execute(const ListSharedFeed& action) { requireAnyPrincipal(); - auto query = mapper().Query(); + auto mapper = ::Lightweight::GlobalDataMapperPool().Acquire(); + auto query = mapper->Query(); (void) query.Where(::Lightweight::FieldNameOf<&db::BookmarkRecord::isShared>, "=", true); (void) query.Where(::Lightweight::FieldNameOf<&db::BookmarkRecord::isArchived>, "=", false); if (action.cursor.hasValue()) { @@ -54,14 +56,14 @@ ListSharedFeedResult SharedFeedModel::execute(const ListSharedFeed& action) { ListSharedFeedResult result; for (const auto& rec : rows) { - auto junctionRows = mapper() - .Query() + auto junctionRows = mapper + ->Query() .Where(::Lightweight::FieldNameOf<&db::BookmarkTagRecord::bookmark>, "=", rec.id.Value()) .All(); std::vector tags; for (const auto& jrow : junctionRows) { auto tagRows = - mapper().Query().Where(::Lightweight::FieldNameOf<&db::TagRecord::id>, "=", jrow.tag.Value()).All(); + mapper->Query().Where(::Lightweight::FieldNameOf<&db::TagRecord::id>, "=", jrow.tag.Value()).All(); if (!tagRows.empty()) { tags.push_back(tagRows.front().name.Value()); } diff --git a/examples/bookmarks/src/models/tag_model.cpp b/examples/bookmarks/src/models/tag_model.cpp index 902ee706..bae620e3 100644 --- a/examples/bookmarks/src/models/tag_model.cpp +++ b/examples/bookmarks/src/models/tag_model.cpp @@ -8,6 +8,7 @@ #include "clock.hpp" #include +#include #include #include #include @@ -77,12 +78,13 @@ Ack TagModel::execute(const RenameTag& action) { throw ValidationError{"RenameTag: id and a non-empty, bounded name are required"}; } const auto& owner = requireOwner(); - auto rec = loadOwnedTag(mapper(), static_cast(*action.id), owner); + auto mapper = ::Lightweight::GlobalDataMapperPool().Acquire(); + auto rec = loadOwnedTag(mapper.Get(), static_cast(*action.id), owner); rec.name = action.name; try { - mapper().Update(rec); + mapper->Update(rec); } catch (const ::Lightweight::SqlException& error) { - if (::Lightweight::IsUniqueConstraintViolation(error.info(), mapper().Connection().ServerType())) { + if (::Lightweight::IsUniqueConstraintViolation(error.info(), mapper->Connection().ServerType())) { throw Conflict{"RenameTag: a tag named '" + action.name + "' already exists"}; } throw; @@ -97,24 +99,25 @@ Ack TagModel::execute(const MergeTags& action) { const auto& owner = requireOwner(); const auto sourceId = static_cast(*action.sourceId); const auto targetId = static_cast(*action.targetId); - (void) loadOwnedTag(mapper(), sourceId, owner); - (void) loadOwnedTag(mapper(), targetId, owner); + auto mapper = ::Lightweight::GlobalDataMapperPool().Acquire(); + (void) loadOwnedTag(mapper.Get(), sourceId, owner); + (void) loadOwnedTag(mapper.Get(), targetId, owner); - ::Lightweight::SqlTransaction transaction{mapper().Connection(), ::Lightweight::SqlTransactionMode::ROLLBACK}; + ::Lightweight::SqlTransaction transaction{mapper->Connection(), ::Lightweight::SqlTransactionMode::ROLLBACK}; - auto sourceRows = mapper() - .Query() + auto sourceRows = mapper + ->Query() .Where(::Lightweight::FieldNameOf<&db::BookmarkTagRecord::tag>, "=", sourceId) .All(); for (const auto& row : sourceRows) { const auto bookmarkId = row.bookmark.Value(); - auto clash = mapper() - .Query() + auto clash = mapper + ->Query() .Where(::Lightweight::FieldNameOf<&db::BookmarkTagRecord::bookmark>, "=", bookmarkId) .Where(::Lightweight::FieldNameOf<&db::BookmarkTagRecord::tag>, "=", targetId) .All(); // Either way the source association must go -- delete it outright - // rather than `mapper().Update()`-ing its `tag` field in place: + // rather than `mapper->Update()`-ing its `tag` field in place: // `BelongsTo::operator=(ValueType)` goes through the implicit // converting constructor + copy-assignment, which never sets the // field's `_modified` flag (only `operator=(ReferencedRecord&)` @@ -123,7 +126,7 @@ Ack TagModel::execute(const MergeTags& action) { // says tag (re)assignment is always a Create/delete of a whole row, // never an in-place Update. { - ::Lightweight::SqlStatement stmt{mapper().Connection()}; + ::Lightweight::SqlStatement stmt{mapper->Connection()}; stmt.Prepare("DELETE FROM bookmark_tags WHERE bookmark_id = ? AND tag_id = ?"); (void) stmt.Execute(bookmarkId, sourceId); } @@ -137,11 +140,11 @@ Ack TagModel::execute(const MergeTags& action) { db::BookmarkTagRecord junction; junction.bookmark = bookmarkId; junction.tag = targetId; - mapper().Create(junction); + mapper->Create(junction); } } { - ::Lightweight::SqlStatement stmt{mapper().Connection()}; + ::Lightweight::SqlStatement stmt{mapper->Connection()}; stmt.Prepare("DELETE FROM tags WHERE id = ?"); (void) stmt.Execute(sourceId); } @@ -165,7 +168,7 @@ Ack TagModel::execute(const MergeTags& action) { // (a process-wide monotonic counter) makes the key collision-resistant // regardless of clock resolution. entry.idempotencyKey = owner + "-mergetags-" + std::to_string(nowMs()) + "-" + std::to_string(nextOutboxSeq()); - mapper().Create(entry); + mapper->Create(entry); transaction.Commit(); return result; @@ -173,13 +176,14 @@ Ack TagModel::execute(const MergeTags& action) { ListTagsResult TagModel::execute(const ListTags&) { const auto& owner = requireOwner(); + auto mapper = ::Lightweight::GlobalDataMapperPool().Acquire(); auto rows = - mapper().Query().Where(::Lightweight::FieldNameOf<&db::TagRecord::ownerPrincipal>, "=", owner).All(); + mapper->Query().Where(::Lightweight::FieldNameOf<&db::TagRecord::ownerPrincipal>, "=", owner).All(); ListTagsResult result; for (const auto& rec : rows) { - const auto count = mapper() - .Query() + const auto count = mapper + ->Query() .Where(::Lightweight::FieldNameOf<&db::BookmarkTagRecord::tag>, "=", rec.id.Value()) .All() .size(); diff --git a/examples/bookmarks/tests/test_bookmark_model.cpp b/examples/bookmarks/tests/test_bookmark_model.cpp index d1823837..096d36ae 100644 --- a/examples/bookmarks/tests/test_bookmark_model.cpp +++ b/examples/bookmarks/tests/test_bookmark_model.cpp @@ -8,6 +8,7 @@ #include "clock.hpp" #include "testkit/backend_rig.hpp" #include "testkit/db_busy_fixture.hpp" +#include "testkit/db_pool_drain.hpp" #include "testkit/pump.hpp" #include @@ -25,6 +26,7 @@ using morph::ladder::testkit::awaitQt; using morph::ladder::testkit::BackendRig; using morph::ladder::testkit::DbFixture; using morph::ladder::testkit::Mode; +using morph::ladder::testkit::drainPoolIdleMappers; using morph::ladder::testkit::pumpUntil; namespace { @@ -753,13 +755,17 @@ TEST_CASE("BulkEdit rolls back entirely when a genuine SQLITE_BUSY interrupts th id2 = seedModel.execute(makeCreate("https://two.example")).id; } - // The model under test must open its connection *while* the short - // busy-timeout hook is installed, so it must be a model that has not - // executed anything yet (BookmarkModel's mapper connects lazily, on - // first use) -- seedModel above already has a long-timeout connection - // from creating id1/id2, so it is unaffected by the hook and remains - // usable for the post-failure assertions below. + // contendedModel's execute() below must acquire its connection from + // Lightweight::GlobalDataMapperPool() *while* the short busy-timeout + // hook is installed for this hook to actually apply to it (see + // db_busy_fixture.hpp's `GlobalDataMapperPool()` note). Draining the + // pool's idle mappers first (testkit/db_pool_drain.hpp) turns that into + // a hard guarantee rather than an incidental one -- seedModel's own + // earlier acquisitions above already returned to the pool by this + // point, so without draining they would be exactly the kind of stale, + // already-connected mapper this hook must not silently miss. const ScopedShortBusyTimeout shortTimeout{200}; + auto drained = drainPoolIdleMappers(); bookmarks::BookmarkModel contendedModel; const ScopedPrincipal alice{"alice"}; @@ -768,6 +774,9 @@ TEST_CASE("BulkEdit rolls back entirely when a genuine SQLITE_BUSY interrupts th edit.ids = {id1, id2}; edit.archive = bookmarks::BulkArchiveOp::Archive; REQUIRE_THROWS(contendedModel.execute(edit)); + // contendedModel's one execute() call above already made its one pool + // acquisition, synchronously, on this thread. + drained.clear(); // Neither bookmark was archived, and no outbox row survived -- the // whole transaction (mutation + outbox write) rolled back together. diff --git a/examples/common/CMakeLists.txt b/examples/common/CMakeLists.txt index cf4d5d68..530c898c 100644 --- a/examples/common/CMakeLists.txt +++ b/examples/common/CMakeLists.txt @@ -165,6 +165,7 @@ add_executable(ladder_common_tests testkit/test_db_fixture.cpp testkit/test_db_fault_fixture.cpp testkit/test_db_busy_fixture.cpp + testkit/test_db_pool_drain.cpp testkit/test_backend_rig.cpp testkit/test_presenter.cpp testkit/test_event_poller.cpp diff --git a/examples/common/testkit/db_busy_fixture.hpp b/examples/common/testkit/db_busy_fixture.hpp index caeee8d5..2b4b08ae 100644 --- a/examples/common/testkit/db_busy_fixture.hpp +++ b/examples/common/testkit/db_busy_fixture.hpp @@ -63,6 +63,32 @@ namespace morph::ladder::testkit { /// `ODBC_CONNECTION_STRING`/`Timeout=` override this file's task brief /// originally proposed does not work, because the PRAGMA is not derived /// from it. +/// +/// @par `SetPostConnectedHook` and `Lightweight::GlobalDataMapperPool()` +/// A model that acquires its connection via `GlobalDataMapperPool()` (rather +/// than opening one for its own exclusive, permanent use) is only +/// **guaranteed** to trigger `PostConnect()` — and so a caller's +/// `SetPostConnectedHook` override — when the pool actually creates a new +/// `SqlConnection`: an empty pool at `Acquire()` time (morph's configured +/// growth strategy, `BoundedOverflow`, never blocks and never fails to grow +/// on demand, so "empty" is the only condition that matters here). If the +/// pool already holds an idle, previously-connected mapper (from an earlier +/// acquisition elsewhere in the same test binary, including the pool's own +/// pre-warm at construction), `Acquire()` hands that one back without +/// reconnecting, and the override installed for *this* test never runs on +/// it. +/// +/// A test relying on "the code under test's connection opens fresh, under my +/// short-busy-timeout hook" must therefore force the pool's idle list empty +/// immediately before the acquisition it cares about, rather than assume it +/// already is — `db_pool_drain.hpp`'s `drainPoolIdleMappers()` does exactly +/// this (hold `Config.maxSize` acquisitions live across the racy call, since +/// `BoundedOverflow`'s `Return()` never idles more than `maxSize` at once, +/// so that count is always enough regardless of the pool's prior state). +/// Both `test_paste_model.cpp` (pastebin) and `test_bookmark_model.cpp` +/// (bookmarks) use it for exactly this SQLITE_BUSY-under-a-short-timeout +/// shape; reuse it for any future rung's equivalent test rather than relying +/// on test ordering or a freshly-started process. class DbBusyFixture { public: /// @param tableName Table to lock — must already exist (construct this diff --git a/examples/common/testkit/db_pool_drain.hpp b/examples/common/testkit/db_pool_drain.hpp new file mode 100644 index 00000000..62d86142 --- /dev/null +++ b/examples/common/testkit/db_pool_drain.hpp @@ -0,0 +1,57 @@ +// SPDX-License-Identifier: Apache-2.0 +#pragma once + +#include + +#include +#include + +/// @file +/// `drainPoolIdleMappers()` — forces the next +/// `Lightweight::GlobalDataMapperPool().Acquire()` anywhere in the process to +/// actually construct a fresh `DataMapper` (and so a fresh `SqlConnection`), +/// instead of possibly handing back an idle, already-connected one left over +/// from an earlier acquisition. See `db_busy_fixture.hpp`'s +/// "`SetPostConnectedHook` and `GlobalDataMapperPool()`" note for the +/// concrete problem this solves: a caller's `SetPostConnectedHook` override +/// only fires when the pool actually creates a new `SqlConnection`, and once +/// any rung's model acquires its persistence through the pool rather than +/// owning a connection for its own lifetime, a test relying on "the code +/// under test's connection opens fresh, under my hook" needs this to make +/// that a hard guarantee rather than an incidental one. + +namespace morph::ladder::testkit { + +/// @brief Forces the pool empty, so the very next `Acquire()` anywhere +/// constructs a genuinely new mapper. +/// +/// `Pool::Acquire()`'s non-blocking growth strategies (`BoundedOverflow`, +/// morph's own configured default, and `UnboundedGrow`) only ever construct +/// a fresh mapper when the pool's idle list is empty at the moment of the +/// call; otherwise they hand back whatever sits at the back of that list. +/// So: drain it. Acquiring and **holding** every currently-idle mapper +/// (never returning them while held) is the only way to empty that list +/// from outside the pool — there is no reset/clear method — after which the +/// very next `Acquire()` anywhere, while this batch is still held, is +/// guaranteed to construct new. +/// +/// `Config.maxSize` acquisitions are always enough regardless of the pool's +/// prior idle count, since `BoundedOverflow`'s own `Return()` never keeps +/// more than `maxSize` idle mappers at once. Releasing the returned batch +/// (by letting it go out of scope, or calling `.clear()` on it) is safe at +/// any point after the acquisition this call was meant to protect has +/// already happened — it does not undo that acquisition. +/// +/// @return The drained batch. Keep it alive (e.g. as a local `auto`) across +/// the acquisition that must be fresh; release it once that +/// acquisition has happened. +[[nodiscard]] inline std::vector<::Lightweight::DataMapperPool::PooledDataMapper> drainPoolIdleMappers() { + std::vector<::Lightweight::DataMapperPool::PooledDataMapper> held; + held.reserve(::Lightweight::DefaultPoolConfig.maxSize); + for (std::size_t i = 0; i < ::Lightweight::DefaultPoolConfig.maxSize; ++i) { + held.push_back(::Lightweight::GlobalDataMapperPool().Acquire()); + } + return held; +} + +} // namespace morph::ladder::testkit diff --git a/examples/common/testkit/test_db_pool_drain.cpp b/examples/common/testkit/test_db_pool_drain.cpp new file mode 100644 index 00000000..7b481aca --- /dev/null +++ b/examples/common/testkit/test_db_pool_drain.cpp @@ -0,0 +1,54 @@ +// SPDX-License-Identifier: Apache-2.0 +#include + +#include "testkit/db_fixture.hpp" +#include "testkit/db_pool_drain.hpp" + +#include +#include + +#include + +// drainPoolIdleMappers()'s whole point is making the *next* Acquire() +// trigger Lightweight::SqlConnection::PostConnect() -- there is no direct +// "was this connection fresh" observable exposed to a morph consumer (see +// db_busy_fixture.hpp's own note: Pool::IdleCount()/WaiterCount() exist only +// under Lightweight's internal BUILD_TESTS macro, never defined for code +// linking against Lightweight as a library), so PostConnect firing (or not) +// via SetPostConnectedHook is the only observable morph itself has, and is +// exactly the mechanism the busy-timeout tests this helper protects rely on. + +TEST_CASE("drainPoolIdleMappers makes the next Acquire() trigger PostConnect", + "[ladder][testkit][db][pool]") { + morph::ladder::testkit::DbFixture fixture; + + // Warm the pool with at least one real, connected mapper first -- an + // ordinary Acquire()+destroy, so a later Acquire() has something idle to + // (wrongly) hand back if the drain below did not actually work. + (void) ::Lightweight::GlobalDataMapperPool().Acquire(); + + // The drain itself acquires Config.maxSize mappers, and however many of + // those the pool did not already have idle each connect for real (firing + // PostConnect of their own) -- that is drainPoolIdleMappers() doing + // exactly its job, not noise to suppress, but it means the hook must be + // installed *after* the drain to isolate the one acquisition this test + // actually cares about. + auto drained = morph::ladder::testkit::drainPoolIdleMappers(); + + std::atomic postConnectCount{0}; + ::Lightweight::SqlConnection::SetPostConnectedHook( + [&postConnectCount](::Lightweight::SqlConnection&) { postConnectCount.fetch_add(1); }); + + { + // Still holding every idle mapper drainPoolIdleMappers() acquired -- + // the pool's idle list is empty right now, so this Acquire() must + // construct a fresh DataMapper, which must connect, which must fire + // PostConnect() exactly once. + auto fresh = ::Lightweight::GlobalDataMapperPool().Acquire(); + CHECK(postConnectCount.load() == 1); + // fresh still in scope here -- released below, after the assertion + // above already observed the fresh acquisition. + } + + ::Lightweight::SqlConnection::ResetPostConnectedHook(); +} diff --git a/examples/pastebin/gui_lib/paste_presenter.hpp b/examples/pastebin/gui_lib/paste_presenter.hpp index b0905e03..bbb4d6c9 100644 --- a/examples/pastebin/gui_lib/paste_presenter.hpp +++ b/examples/pastebin/gui_lib/paste_presenter.hpp @@ -10,15 +10,14 @@ // examples/forms/gui_qml/FormsController.hpp: moc only needs the // Q_OBJECT/signals declarations below (and the DTO types above, which are // lightweight — no Lightweight/ODBC dependency); it must not be pointed at -// morph's template-heavy bridge.hpp or this rung's own paste_model.hpp, -// which pulls in Lightweight's DataMapper machinery through -// pastebin/db/db_model.hpp. Feeding that to moc's parser (not a real C++ -// front end) produces bogus output — empirically, moc mis-parses the -// nesting and emits the whole rest of this file, including -// `namespace pastebin::gui { class PastePresenter ... }` below, as if it -// were nested inside a stray `Lightweight::` namespace it thinks is still -// open, so the generated moc_paste_presenter.cpp fails to compile with -// "no member named 'pastebin' in namespace 'Lightweight'". +// morph's template-heavy bridge.hpp (not a real C++ front end, and +// bridge.hpp's template machinery produces bogus moc output the same way +// paste_model.hpp historically did when it transitively pulled in +// Lightweight's DataMapper machinery through the since-removed +// pastebin/db/db_model.hpp -- paste_model.hpp itself no longer has any +// Lightweight/ODBC dependency at all, now that PasteModel acquires a +// connection per execute() call from Lightweight::GlobalDataMapperPool() +// instead of owning one, but this guard stays for bridge.hpp's own sake). #ifndef Q_MOC_RUN #include "pastebin/models/paste_model.hpp" diff --git a/examples/pastebin/include/pastebin/db/db_model.hpp b/examples/pastebin/include/pastebin/db/db_model.hpp deleted file mode 100644 index b593a80d..00000000 --- a/examples/pastebin/include/pastebin/db/db_model.hpp +++ /dev/null @@ -1,82 +0,0 @@ -// SPDX-License-Identifier: Apache-2.0 -#pragma once - -#ifndef __EMSCRIPTEN__ -#include - -#include -#endif - -/// @file -/// Small mixin that gives a model a lazily-opened Lightweight `DataMapper`. -/// -/// morph runs each model single-threaded on its own strand, so a model can own -/// its own database connection with no synchronisation. The connection is -/// created on first use (i.e. on the strand thread, during the first -/// `execute(...)`) rather than at construction, keeping ODBC handles on the -/// thread that actually uses them. -/// -/// @par The Emscripten branch, and why it is not bank's shadow-header pattern -/// A WASM client is a *pure remote client* (`examples/IMPLEMENTATION.md` rule -/// 4's WASM clause: ODBC cannot run in the browser and no browser-side -/// substitute store may be written), so it never constructs `PasteModel` and -/// never calls `mapper()`. It does, however, have to **name** `PasteModel`: -/// `BridgeHandler` — the whole client-side dispatch surface — is a -/// template over the model type, so `paste_model.hpp` (and through it this -/// header) is on the WASM client's include path even though no line of model -/// implementation is compiled there. `MORPH_CLIENT_ONLY` -/// (`docs/spec/core/registry.md`) removes the *link* dependency on the model's -/// constructor and `execute()` bodies for exactly this case; morph has since -/// grown `BRIDGE_REGISTER_ACTION_FOR_CLIENT(M, A, RESULT, NAME, ...)` -/// (`include/morph/core/registry.hpp`), which also removes the *header* -/// dependency by letting a client name `M`'s result type explicitly instead -/// of deducing it from a complete `M::execute(A)` — but only if `M` itself is -/// a declaration-only facade the client's `BridgeHandler` never completes. -/// This rung's `PasteModel` is the real model, not a facade, so this WASM -/// client still pulls in this header transitively; adopting the facade -/// pattern to drop that dependency would be a rung-shape change, not done -/// here. -/// -/// So under Emscripten this mixin becomes an empty base: same class, same -/// name, same models, no ODBC. `mapper()` is deliberately **absent** rather -/// than stubbed, so any attempt to actually reach the database from a browser -/// build fails to compile with "no member named 'mapper'" instead of linking -/// and failing at runtime. This is a two-line branch inside the persistence -/// layer, not bank's `gui_wasm/include/` shadow-header tree — no model, DTO, -/// presenter or QML file has a WASM variant, and the client code the two -/// shells share is byte-for-byte identical (`examples/TESTING.md`, "Do not -/// copy bank's `gui_wasm` shadow-header pattern"). - -namespace pastebin::db { - -#ifndef __EMSCRIPTEN__ - -/// @brief Base providing `mapper()` — one lazily-constructed DataMapper per model. -class WithMapper { -protected: - WithMapper() = default; - - /// @brief Returns this model's DataMapper, opening it on first use. - [[nodiscard]] Lightweight::DataMapper& mapper() { - if (!_mapper.has_value()) { - _mapper.emplace(); - } - return *_mapper; - } - -private: - std::optional _mapper; -}; - -#else - -/// @brief Persistence-free base for the browser build — see this file's -/// Emscripten note. No `mapper()`: a WASM client has no database. -class WithMapper { -protected: - WithMapper() = default; -}; - -#endif - -} // namespace pastebin::db diff --git a/examples/pastebin/include/pastebin/models/paste_model.hpp b/examples/pastebin/include/pastebin/models/paste_model.hpp index c6be03e0..7e09bbc3 100644 --- a/examples/pastebin/include/pastebin/models/paste_model.hpp +++ b/examples/pastebin/include/pastebin/models/paste_model.hpp @@ -5,7 +5,6 @@ #include #include "pastebin/core/errors.hpp" -#include "pastebin/db/db_model.hpp" #include "pastebin/dto/paste_dto.hpp" /// @file @@ -20,12 +19,15 @@ namespace pastebin { /// /// Registered **plain** — no `BRIDGE_MODEL_KEY`, no `AllowShared` (the /// README's resolved burn-atomicity decision): every action dispatch gets a -/// fresh instance and all real state lives in `pastes`, reached through -/// `db::WithMapper`. Burn-after-read atomicity therefore comes from SQL, not -/// from a shared C++ instance — see `execute(const GetPaste&)` in +/// fresh instance and all real state lives in `pastes`. This model holds no +/// database state itself — each `execute()` acquires a +/// `Lightweight::GlobalDataMapperPool()` connection for its own duration and +/// returns it before returning, rather than owning a connection for its own +/// lifetime. Burn-after-read atomicity therefore comes from SQL, not from a +/// shared C++ instance — see `execute(const GetPaste&)` in /// `src/models/paste_model.cpp` for the exact mechanism and why it is safe /// against two clients racing on the last allowed read. -class PasteModel : private db::WithMapper { +class PasteModel { public: /// @brief Stores a new paste under a freshly allocated animal-name id. /// @param action The paste to store. diff --git a/examples/pastebin/src/models/paste_model.cpp b/examples/pastebin/src/models/paste_model.cpp index ea8574d7..f86e114d 100644 --- a/examples/pastebin/src/models/paste_model.cpp +++ b/examples/pastebin/src/models/paste_model.cpp @@ -11,6 +11,7 @@ #include "clock.hpp" #include +#include #include #include #include @@ -175,6 +176,12 @@ CreatePasteResult PasteModel::execute(const CreatePaste& action) { kMaxSyntaxBytes)}; } + // One connection for this call, acquired from the pool and returned when + // it goes out of scope at the end of this function — not a member this + // model instance holds for its own lifetime (see paste_model.hpp's file + // comment for why the model must not own database state). + auto mapper = ::Lightweight::GlobalDataMapperPool().Acquire(); + // Bounded retry on the (small, deliberately-collidable) animal-name // keyspace. The insert itself is the collision test — a pre-check would be // a time-of-check/time-of-use window between two model instances on two @@ -193,7 +200,7 @@ CreatePasteResult PasteModel::execute(const CreatePaste& action) { rec.isEditable = action.editability == Editability::Editable; try { - mapper().Create(rec); + mapper->Create(rec); } catch (const ::Lightweight::SqlException& error) { // Only a primary-key collision on the animal-name id is retryable. // Every other store error (a lock, a dropped connection, a broken @@ -202,7 +209,7 @@ CreatePasteResult PasteModel::execute(const CreatePaste& action) { // required store-error branch tests distinguish the two. // sqliteodbc reports both under SQLSTATE HY000, so the message-based // classifier Lightweight ships is the only discriminator available. - if (!::Lightweight::IsUniqueConstraintViolation(error.info(), mapper().Connection().ServerType())) { + if (!::Lightweight::IsUniqueConstraintViolation(error.info(), mapper->Connection().ServerType())) { throw; } continue; @@ -219,6 +226,10 @@ PasteView PasteModel::execute(const GetPaste& action) { const std::string& id = *action.id; const std::int64_t readAtMs = nowMs(); + // One connection for this whole call — the transaction below and the + // fallback classification read after it must run on the same connection. + auto mapper = ::Lightweight::GlobalDataMapperPool().Acquire(); + // ── The atomic read-consumption ───────────────────────────────────────── // The conditional UPDATE is the whole race-safety argument: SQLite // evaluates its WHERE and applies its increment as one indivisible @@ -233,12 +244,12 @@ PasteView PasteModel::execute(const GetPaste& action) { // between. It also makes the burn-delete below part of the same commit. std::optional view; { - ::Lightweight::SqlTransaction transaction{mapper().Connection(), + ::Lightweight::SqlTransaction transaction{mapper->Connection(), ::Lightweight::SqlTransactionMode::ROLLBACK}; std::size_t consumed = 0; { - ::Lightweight::SqlStatement consume{mapper().Connection()}; + ::Lightweight::SqlStatement consume{mapper->Connection()}; consume.Prepare(kConsumeReadSql); auto cursor = consume.Execute(id, readAtMs); consumed = cursor.NumRowsAffected(); @@ -254,8 +265,8 @@ PasteView PasteModel::execute(const GetPaste& action) { // having actually been consumed. This one comparison is the sole gate // on the burn-atomicity guarantee; it must not admit a sentinel. if (consumed == 1) { - auto rows = mapper() - .Query() + auto rows = mapper + ->Query() .Where(::Lightweight::FieldNameOf<&db::PasteRecord::id>, "=", id) .All(); if (rows.empty()) { @@ -271,7 +282,7 @@ PasteView PasteModel::execute(const GetPaste& action) { // its content, and only then removes the row. const std::optional& budget = rec.burnAfterReads.Value(); if (budget && rec.readCount.Value() >= *budget) { - ::Lightweight::SqlStatement burn{mapper().Connection()}; + ::Lightweight::SqlStatement burn{mapper->Connection()}; burn.Prepare("DELETE FROM pastes WHERE id = ?"); (void) burn.Execute(id); } @@ -287,8 +298,8 @@ PasteView PasteModel::execute(const GetPaste& action) { // UPDATE closed: it decides only *which* error to throw and mutates // nothing. A row that changes underneath it can at worst turn one // truthful-a-moment-ago error into another. - auto existing = mapper() - .Query() + auto existing = mapper + ->Query() .Where(::Lightweight::FieldNameOf<&db::PasteRecord::id>, "=", id) .All(); if (existing.empty()) { @@ -312,13 +323,17 @@ PasteView PasteModel::execute(const EditPaste& action) { } const std::string& id = *action.id; + // One connection for this whole call — the CAS transaction below and the + // reads before/after it must run on the same connection. + auto mapper = ::Lightweight::GlobalDataMapperPool().Acquire(); + // A first, unprotected read: it decides the common-case NotFound / // not-editable errors, and supplies the compare-and-swap guard's expected // "before" values for the atomic write below. A stale read here does not // reopen a race — it just means the guarded UPDATE below affects 0 rows, // which is classified as `Conflict`, never silently applied. - auto before = mapper() - .Query() + auto before = mapper + ->Query() .Where(::Lightweight::FieldNameOf<&db::PasteRecord::id>, "=", id) .All(); if (before.empty()) { @@ -339,12 +354,12 @@ PasteView PasteModel::execute(const EditPaste& action) { // discarded. std::optional view; { - ::Lightweight::SqlTransaction transaction{mapper().Connection(), + ::Lightweight::SqlTransaction transaction{mapper->Connection(), ::Lightweight::SqlTransactionMode::ROLLBACK}; std::size_t consumed = 0; { - ::Lightweight::SqlStatement stmt{mapper().Connection()}; + ::Lightweight::SqlStatement stmt{mapper->Connection()}; stmt.Prepare(kEditPasteSql); auto cursor = stmt.Execute(action.content, action.syntax, id, previousContent, previousSyntax); consumed = cursor.NumRowsAffected(); @@ -355,8 +370,8 @@ PasteView PasteModel::execute(const EditPaste& action) { // and testing for exactly 1 closes the `NumRowsAffected()` // signed-to-unsigned `-1` -> `SIZE_MAX` hole. if (consumed == 1) { - auto rows = mapper() - .Query() + auto rows = mapper + ->Query() .Where(::Lightweight::FieldNameOf<&db::PasteRecord::id>, "=", id) .All(); if (rows.empty()) { @@ -374,8 +389,8 @@ PasteView PasteModel::execute(const EditPaste& action) { } // ── Zero rows matched: classify why ───────────────────────────────────── - auto existing = mapper() - .Query() + auto existing = mapper + ->Query() .Where(::Lightweight::FieldNameOf<&db::PasteRecord::id>, "=", id) .All(); if (existing.empty()) { @@ -393,18 +408,23 @@ Ack PasteModel::execute(const DeletePaste& action) { if (!action.validate()) { throw ValidationError{"DeletePaste: id is required"}; } - ::Lightweight::SqlStatement stmt{mapper().Connection()}; + auto mapper = ::Lightweight::GlobalDataMapperPool().Acquire(); + ::Lightweight::SqlStatement stmt{mapper->Connection()}; stmt.Prepare("DELETE FROM pastes WHERE id = ?"); (void) stmt.Execute(*action.id); return Ack{}; } ListPastesResult PasteModel::execute(const ListPastes& action) { + // One connection for this call: the query is built up across several + // statements below and must run against the same connection throughout. + auto mapper = ::Lightweight::GlobalDataMapperPool().Acquire(); + // Keyset pagination on the primary key, descending: the cursor is the last // id of the previous page, so a row created or reclaimed mid-walk can never // shift a later page's offset (the required "sweep fires between two pages" // test depends on exactly this). - auto query = mapper().Query(); + auto query = mapper->Query(); (void) query.Where(::Lightweight::FieldNameOf<&db::PasteRecord::isPrivate>, "=", false); if (action.cursor.hasValue()) { (void) query.Where(::Lightweight::FieldNameOf<&db::PasteRecord::id>, "<", *action.cursor); @@ -441,7 +461,8 @@ Ack PasteModel::execute(const ExpirePaste& action) { // The `expires_at_ms <= ?` guard is what makes this replay-safe: the action // payload carries only the id, so re-running a journaled entry against a // paste that is not (or no longer) expired deletes nothing. - ::Lightweight::SqlStatement stmt{mapper().Connection()}; + auto mapper = ::Lightweight::GlobalDataMapperPool().Acquire(); + ::Lightweight::SqlStatement stmt{mapper->Connection()}; stmt.Prepare("DELETE FROM pastes WHERE id = ? AND expires_at_ms IS NOT NULL AND expires_at_ms <= ?"); (void) stmt.Execute(*action.id, nowMs()); return Ack{}; diff --git a/examples/pastebin/tests/test_paste_model.cpp b/examples/pastebin/tests/test_paste_model.cpp index 65815184..9a42429f 100644 --- a/examples/pastebin/tests/test_paste_model.cpp +++ b/examples/pastebin/tests/test_paste_model.cpp @@ -31,6 +31,7 @@ #include "testkit/backend_rig.hpp" #include "testkit/db_busy_fixture.hpp" #include "testkit/db_fixture.hpp" +#include "testkit/db_pool_drain.hpp" #include "testkit/pump.hpp" #include "pastebin/app/app.hpp" @@ -74,6 +75,7 @@ using morph::ladder::testkit::BackendRig; using morph::ladder::testkit::DbFixture; using morph::ladder::testkit::Mode; using morph::ladder::testkit::awaitQt; +using morph::ladder::testkit::drainPoolIdleMappers; using morph::ladder::testkit::pumpUntil; // ───────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────── @@ -242,11 +244,16 @@ void occupyKeyspace(std::size_t comboCount) { /// that collides with `DbBusyFixture`'s held lock blocks for a real minute /// before SQLite gives up. `test_db_busy_fixture.cpp` re-issues the PRAGMA on /// the connection it owns — that is not available here, because the -/// connection that must fail fast is the one `PasteModel` opens lazily inside -/// itself (`db::WithMapper`), which no test can reach. The post-connected -/// hook is the seam that works from the outside: it runs immediately after -/// `PostConnect()` on every connection, including that one, so long as the -/// model's first `execute(...)` happens while this guard is alive. +/// connection `PasteModel` uses is acquired from +/// `Lightweight::GlobalDataMapperPool()` inside `execute(...)`, which no test +/// can reach directly. The post-connected hook is the seam that works from +/// the outside: it runs immediately after `PostConnect()` on every +/// newly-created connection. See `db_busy_fixture.hpp`'s +/// "`SetPostConnectedHook` and `GlobalDataMapperPool()`" note: this is only +/// guaranteed to fire if the pool actually creates a fresh connection for the +/// model under test's acquisition, not if it hands back an already-connected +/// idle one — the two call sites below accept that as a documented, +/// not-fully-deterministic tradeoff rather than a hard guarantee. class ScopedShortBusyTimeout { public: explicit ScopedShortBusyTimeout(int milliseconds) { @@ -505,10 +512,18 @@ TEST_CASE("A concurrent write between EditPaste's read and its write is a Confli create.editability = pastebin::Editability::Editable; const auto id = seedModel.execute(create).id; - // The model under test must open its connection *while* the short - // busy-timeout hook is installed (db::WithMapper connects lazily), same - // requirement as the SQLITE_BUSY cases below. + // `contendedModel`'s execute() below must acquire a genuinely new pooled + // connection *while* the short busy-timeout hook is installed for this + // hook to actually apply to it (see db_busy_fixture.hpp's + // GlobalDataMapperPool() note above `ScopedShortBusyTimeout`'s own doc + // comment) — same requirement as the SQLITE_BUSY cases below. Draining + // the pool's idle mappers first (see drainPoolIdleMappers's own doc + // comment) turns that into a hard guarantee rather than the "correct in + // practice, not guaranteed" caveat a shared pool would otherwise leave: + // held alive across the hook install and the racy execute() below, then + // released once this test no longer needs a forced-fresh acquisition. const ScopedShortBusyTimeout shortTimeout{5000}; + auto drained = drainPoolIdleMappers(); pastebin::PasteModel contendedModel; ::Lightweight::SqlConnection lockingConnection; @@ -545,6 +560,10 @@ TEST_CASE("A concurrent write between EditPaste's read and its write is a Confli } editor.join(); + // Safe to stop forcing fresh acquisitions now: contendedModel's one and + // only execute() call (and so its one pool acquisition) already + // happened, inside the joined editor thread above. + drained.clear(); // Restored only after the editor thread is done issuing statements — // `probe` must not be touched by another thread once it goes out of // scope below. @@ -1284,15 +1303,21 @@ TEST_CASE("GetPaste surfaces a real SQLITE_BUSY as a thrown error, not as silent pastebin::PasteModel seedModel; const auto id = seedModel.execute(makeCreate("contended")).id; - // The model under test must open its connection *while* the short - // busy-timeout hook is installed, so it is a model that has not executed - // anything yet (`db::WithMapper` connects lazily, on first use). + // Same requirement as the EditPaste contention test above: + // contendedModel's execute() below must acquire its connection while + // this hook is installed for the hook to actually apply — draining the + // pool's idle mappers first (drainPoolIdleMappers's own doc comment) + // makes that a hard guarantee rather than a "usually true" assumption. const ScopedShortBusyTimeout shortTimeout{200}; + auto drained = drainPoolIdleMappers(); pastebin::PasteModel contendedModel; const morph::ladder::testkit::DbBusyFixture busy{"pastes"}; const auto start = std::chrono::steady_clock::now(); REQUIRE_THROWS(contendedModel.execute(pastebin::GetPaste{.id = id})); + // contendedModel's one and only execute() call (and so its one pool + // acquisition) already happened on this thread, synchronously, above. + drained.clear(); // Fast, not a sixty-second block: without the hook above, Lightweight's // own `PRAGMA busy_timeout = 60000` would make this "pass" by waiting out // a real minute. From 90a6c3a349c2a258fd7e98ff2b3596dbbf0f60be Mon Sep 17 00:00:00 2001 From: Yaraslau Tamashevich Date: Fri, 14 Aug 2026 13:22:26 +0300 Subject: [PATCH 09/14] polls: remove WithMapper, acquire connections from GlobalDataMapperPool per call Same conversion as pastebin/bookmarks (previous commit): PollModel no longer inherits db::WithMapper or holds a permanent DataMapper. Each execute() acquires exactly one PooledDataMapper from Lightweight::GlobalDataMapperPool() for its own duration. PollModel is the one keyed/shared-instance model in this codebase (BRIDGE_MODEL_KEY, BridgeHandler -- every participant of the same poll shares one instance). This does not change the conversion's correctness: dispatched calls against a shared instance are still serialized one at a time on its own strand, so no two execute() calls ever contend for one acquisition, and no execute()/applyVotes() body holds a connection or transaction spanning across two separately dispatched calls -- each is self-contained (acquire, work, commit, return) within its own call. applyVotes() (the shared helper behind SubmitVotes/UpdateVotes/ UndoLastVoteChange's restore path) makes its own acquisition rather than receiving one from its caller: execute(UndoLastVoteChange&)'s own preliminary read (finding the most recent VoteHistoryRecord) only passes a plain integer (historyRowId) across the boundary, so it has no correctness dependency on sharing a physical connection with applyVotes()'s own transaction. db/db_model.hpp deleted. poll_entity.hpp's WASM-stub branch comment fixed to explain its own #ifndef __EMSCRIPTEN__ guard directly rather than citing the now-deleted file. poll_presenter.hpp/poll_qml_bridges.hpp's moc-guard comments updated: poll_model.hpp no longer pulls in Lightweight at all, so the guard now exists purely for morph/core/bridge.hpp's template machinery. No busy-timeout tests to fix here (unlike pastebin/bookmarks) -- polls has no SQLITE_BUSY-under-a-short-timeout test relying on connection freshness. Verified: full polls suite (557 assertions, 68 cases) passes, run twice for reliability. Server binary builds clean. Lint scripts pass. Not yet converted: bank (11 models, no server) -- separate follow-up commit. Signed-off-by: Yaraslau Tamashevich --- examples/polls/gui_lib/poll_presenter.hpp | 14 +-- examples/polls/gui_lib/poll_qml_bridges.hpp | 6 +- examples/polls/include/polls/db/db_model.hpp | 48 ---------- .../polls/include/polls/db/poll_entity.hpp | 11 ++- .../polls/include/polls/models/poll_model.hpp | 11 ++- examples/polls/src/models/poll_model.cpp | 89 +++++++++++-------- 6 files changed, 79 insertions(+), 100 deletions(-) delete mode 100644 examples/polls/include/polls/db/db_model.hpp diff --git a/examples/polls/gui_lib/poll_presenter.hpp b/examples/polls/gui_lib/poll_presenter.hpp index da9712c9..944cf58e 100644 --- a/examples/polls/gui_lib/poll_presenter.hpp +++ b/examples/polls/gui_lib/poll_presenter.hpp @@ -10,12 +10,14 @@ #include // See pastebin::gui::PastePresenter's identical guard and doc comment -// (examples/pastebin/gui_lib/paste_presenter.hpp) for why moc must never -// see morph/core/bridge.hpp or poll_model.hpp: poll_model.hpp pulls in -// Lightweight's DataMapper machinery through polls/db/db_model.hpp, and -// moc's parser (not a real C++ front end) mis-parses the nesting that -// results, mistaking `namespace polls::gui { ... }` below for still being -// nested inside a stray `Lightweight::` namespace. +// (examples/pastebin/gui_lib/paste_presenter.hpp) for why moc must never see +// morph/core/bridge.hpp: its template machinery produces bogus moc output +// the same way poll_model.hpp historically did when it transitively pulled +// in Lightweight's DataMapper machinery through the since-removed +// polls/db/db_model.hpp -- poll_model.hpp itself no longer has any +// Lightweight/ODBC dependency at all, now that PollModel acquires a +// connection per execute() call from Lightweight::GlobalDataMapperPool() +// instead of owning one, but this guard stays for bridge.hpp's own sake. #ifndef Q_MOC_RUN #include "polls/models/poll_model.hpp" diff --git a/examples/polls/gui_lib/poll_qml_bridges.hpp b/examples/polls/gui_lib/poll_qml_bridges.hpp index 2b746fba..47c38d7a 100644 --- a/examples/polls/gui_lib/poll_qml_bridges.hpp +++ b/examples/polls/gui_lib/poll_qml_bridges.hpp @@ -11,10 +11,8 @@ // Guarded exactly like bookmark_qml_bridges.hpp's own includes: AUTOMOC runs // moc over this header, and moc must not be pointed at morph's template-heavy -// bridge.hpp, event_poller.hpp or poll_model.hpp — see poll_presenter.hpp's -// identical guard and doc comment for the full rationale (poll_model.hpp -// pulls in Lightweight's DataMapper machinery through polls/db/db_model.hpp, -// and moc's parser mis-parses the nesting that results). +// bridge.hpp or event_poller.hpp — see poll_presenter.hpp's identical guard +// and doc comment for the full rationale. #ifndef Q_MOC_RUN #include "gui/event_poller.hpp" #include "poll_forms_controller.hpp" diff --git a/examples/polls/include/polls/db/db_model.hpp b/examples/polls/include/polls/db/db_model.hpp deleted file mode 100644 index 47bb4a75..00000000 --- a/examples/polls/include/polls/db/db_model.hpp +++ /dev/null @@ -1,48 +0,0 @@ -// SPDX-License-Identifier: Apache-2.0 -#pragma once - -#ifndef __EMSCRIPTEN__ -#include - -#include -#endif - -/// @file -/// See `pastebin::db::WithMapper`'s file comment -/// (`examples/pastebin/include/pastebin/db/db_model.hpp`) for the full -/// rationale this mixin reuses verbatim, including why -/// `BRIDGE_REGISTER_ACTION_FOR_CLIENT`'s header-avoidance seam applies -/// identically to this rung's `PollModel` but is not adopted here either. - -namespace polls::db { - -#ifndef __EMSCRIPTEN__ - -/// @brief Base providing `mapper()` — one lazily-constructed DataMapper per model. -class WithMapper { -protected: - WithMapper() = default; - - /// @brief Returns this model's DataMapper, opening it on first use. - [[nodiscard]] Lightweight::DataMapper& mapper() { - if (!_mapper.has_value()) { - _mapper.emplace(); - } - return *_mapper; - } - -private: - std::optional _mapper; -}; - -#else - -/// @brief Persistence-free base for the browser build. No `mapper()`. -class WithMapper { -protected: - WithMapper() = default; -}; - -#endif - -} // namespace polls::db diff --git a/examples/polls/include/polls/db/poll_entity.hpp b/examples/polls/include/polls/db/poll_entity.hpp index 0c95fd1f..2ad148ae 100644 --- a/examples/polls/include/polls/db/poll_entity.hpp +++ b/examples/polls/include/polls/db/poll_entity.hpp @@ -121,10 +121,13 @@ struct PollEventRecord { #else // Client-only (WASM) build: entity shapes are never instantiated, only -// referenced by type in code that never runs there -- this stub-mixin -// pattern is what a WASM client falls back on since PollModel's own header -// (unlike a declaration-only facade) still pulls this file in transitively; -// see db_model.hpp's file comment. +// referenced by type in code that never runs there -- this stub pattern is +// what a WASM client falls back on since PollModel's own header (unlike a +// declaration-only facade) still pulls this file in transitively, purely to +// name these types (BridgeHandler is a template over the model +// type, and PollModel's execute() signatures still name db::PollRecord et +// al. even though poll_model.cpp -- the only place any of these types is +// ever instantiated -- is never compiled for Emscripten at all). struct PollRecord {}; struct OptionRecord {}; struct VoteRecord {}; diff --git a/examples/polls/include/polls/models/poll_model.hpp b/examples/polls/include/polls/models/poll_model.hpp index 4caa4247..bb3abcb6 100644 --- a/examples/polls/include/polls/models/poll_model.hpp +++ b/examples/polls/include/polls/models/poll_model.hpp @@ -2,7 +2,6 @@ #pragma once #include "polls/core/errors.hpp" -#include "polls/db/db_model.hpp" #include "polls/dto/event_dto.hpp" #include "polls/dto/poll_dto.hpp" #include "polls/dto/vote_dto.hpp" @@ -80,7 +79,15 @@ namespace polls { /// @brief One scheduling poll: its options, votes, comments, and event log, /// backed by SQLite via Lightweight. Keyed by `pollId` -- see the /// `BRIDGE_MODEL_KEY` declaration below. -class PollModel : private db::WithMapper { +/// +/// Holds no database state itself: each `execute()` acquires a +/// `Lightweight::GlobalDataMapperPool()` connection for its own duration and +/// returns it before returning, rather than owning a connection for its own +/// lifetime -- including while this instance is shared across every +/// participant of the same poll (`AllowShared`, below): dispatched calls +/// against a shared instance are still serialized one at a time on its own +/// strand, so no two `execute()` calls ever contend for one acquisition. +class PollModel { public: /// @brief Creates a poll with its candidate options. /// @param action Title and 2-20 bounded-label options. diff --git a/examples/polls/src/models/poll_model.cpp b/examples/polls/src/models/poll_model.cpp index 286874e0..e3b84b5d 100644 --- a/examples/polls/src/models/poll_model.cpp +++ b/examples/polls/src/models/poll_model.cpp @@ -14,6 +14,7 @@ #include #include +#include #include #include @@ -314,15 +315,16 @@ CreatePollResult PollModel::execute(const CreatePoll& action) { poll.title = action.title; poll.createdAtMs = nowMs(); - ::Lightweight::SqlTransaction transaction{mapper().Connection(), ::Lightweight::SqlTransactionMode::ROLLBACK}; - mapper().Create(poll); + auto mapper = ::Lightweight::GlobalDataMapperPool().Acquire(); + ::Lightweight::SqlTransaction transaction{mapper->Connection(), ::Lightweight::SqlTransactionMode::ROLLBACK}; + mapper->Create(poll); std::int64_t order = 0; for (const auto& opt : action.options) { db::OptionRecord rec; rec.poll = poll; rec.label = opt.label; rec.sortOrder = order++; - mapper().Create(rec); + mapper->Create(rec); } transaction.Commit(); @@ -335,14 +337,15 @@ GetPollStateResult PollModel::execute(const OpenPoll& action) { if (!action.validate()) { throw ValidationError{"OpenPoll: pollId is required"}; } - db::PollRecord poll = loadPollByPollId(mapper(), action.pollId); + auto mapper = ::Lightweight::GlobalDataMapperPool().Acquire(); + db::PollRecord poll = loadPollByPollId(mapper.Get(), action.pollId); // Cache the pollId once this handler has proven it names a real poll, // before dispatching to buildState() -- execute(GetPollState) below // reads this cache to re-derive which poll it is, since GetPollState // itself carries no pollId of its own (it is dispatched against an // already-OpenPoll-attached handler). _pollId = action.pollId; - return buildState(mapper(), poll); + return buildState(mapper.Get(), poll); } GetPollStateResult PollModel::execute(const GetPollState& /*action*/) { @@ -353,7 +356,8 @@ GetPollStateResult PollModel::execute(const GetPollState& /*action*/) { if (!_pollId.has_value()) { throw NotFound{"GetPollState: handler was never attached via OpenPoll"}; } - return buildState(mapper(), loadPollByPollId(mapper(), *_pollId)); + auto mapper = ::Lightweight::GlobalDataMapperPool().Acquire(); + return buildState(mapper.Get(), loadPollByPollId(mapper.Get(), *_pollId)); } GetPollStateResult PollModel::applyVotes(const std::string& participantName, const std::vector& votes, @@ -366,7 +370,12 @@ GetPollStateResult PollModel::applyVotes(const std::string& participantName, con if (!_pollId.has_value()) { throw NotFound{"applyVotes: handler was never attached via OpenPoll"}; } - db::PollRecord poll = loadPollByPollId(mapper(), *_pollId); + // One connection for this whole call: the pre-transaction reads below + // inform the transaction's own writes (the prior-votes read in + // particular must see the same data the delete-then-recreate loop + // deletes), so everything here runs against a single acquisition. + auto mapper = ::Lightweight::GlobalDataMapperPool().Acquire(); + db::PollRecord poll = loadPollByPollId(mapper.Get(), *_pollId); if (poll.finalized.Value()) { // A vote in flight when FinalizePoll lands must dead-letter with a // user-visible outcome, not vanish -- Conflict IS that outcome, @@ -381,12 +390,12 @@ GetPollStateResult PollModel::applyVotes(const std::string& participantName, con // entry. See requireOptionBelongsToPoll's own doc comment for why this // check exists at all (the DB's own FK is not enforced here). for (const auto& ov : votes) { - requireOptionBelongsToPoll(mapper(), poll, ov.optionId); + requireOptionBelongsToPoll(mapper.Get(), poll, ov.optionId); } const std::uint64_t pollDbId = poll.id.Value(); - auto priorVotes = mapper() - .Query() + auto priorVotes = mapper + ->Query() .Where(::Lightweight::FieldNameOf<&db::VoteRecord::poll>, "=", pollDbId) .Where(::Lightweight::FieldNameOf<&db::VoteRecord::participantName>, "=", participantName) .All(); @@ -401,7 +410,7 @@ GetPollStateResult PollModel::applyVotes(const std::string& participantName, con } const std::string previousVotesJson = encodeVotesJson(previousVotes); - ::Lightweight::SqlTransaction transaction{mapper().Connection(), ::Lightweight::SqlTransactionMode::ROLLBACK}; + ::Lightweight::SqlTransaction transaction{mapper->Connection(), ::Lightweight::SqlTransactionMode::ROLLBACK}; // Delete-then-recreate: replaces the participant's votes wholesale // rather than diffing old vs. new, so a retried SubmitVotes for the same @@ -410,7 +419,7 @@ GetPollStateResult PollModel::applyVotes(const std::string& participantName, con // idx_votes_poll_participant_option's unique index as the last line of // defense, not the primary mechanism. for (auto& prior : priorVotes) { - mapper().Delete(prior); + mapper->Delete(prior); } for (const auto& ov : votes) { db::VoteRecord rec; @@ -418,7 +427,7 @@ GetPollStateResult PollModel::applyVotes(const std::string& participantName, con rec.option = static_cast(ov.optionId.value); rec.participantName = participantName; rec.choice = static_cast(ov.choice); - mapper().Create(rec); + mapper->Create(rec); } if (writeHistory == WriteHistory::Yes) { @@ -427,7 +436,7 @@ GetPollStateResult PollModel::applyVotes(const std::string& participantName, con history.participantName = participantName; history.previousVotesJson = previousVotesJson; history.createdAtMs = nowMs(); - mapper().Create(history); + mapper->Create(history); } // Folded into this same transaction (not deleted by the caller @@ -435,13 +444,13 @@ GetPollStateResult PollModel::applyVotes(const std::string& participantName, con // deletion commit together or not at all -- see this method's own doc // comment (poll_model.hpp) and execute(UndoLastVoteChange)'s call site. if (historyRowIdToDelete.has_value()) { - auto rowsToDelete = mapper() - .Query() + auto rowsToDelete = mapper + ->Query() .Where(::Lightweight::FieldNameOf<&db::VoteHistoryRecord::id>, "=", *historyRowIdToDelete) .All(); for (auto& row : rowsToDelete) { - mapper().Delete(row); + mapper->Delete(row); } } @@ -450,11 +459,11 @@ GetPollStateResult PollModel::applyVotes(const std::string& participantName, con event.kind = "vote"; event.summary = participantName + " " + summaryVerb; event.createdAtMs = nowMs(); - mapper().Create(event); + mapper->Create(event); transaction.Commit(); - return buildState(mapper(), poll); + return buildState(mapper.Get(), poll); } GetPollStateResult PollModel::execute(const SubmitVotes& action) { @@ -480,32 +489,33 @@ GetPollStateResult PollModel::execute(const AddComment& action) { if (!_pollId.has_value()) { throw NotFound{"AddComment: handler was never attached via OpenPoll"}; } - db::PollRecord poll = loadPollByPollId(mapper(), *_pollId); + auto mapper = ::Lightweight::GlobalDataMapperPool().Acquire(); + db::PollRecord poll = loadPollByPollId(mapper.Get(), *_pollId); if (poll.finalized.Value()) { // FinalizePoll's own doc comment: finalizing makes the poll // read-only -- that applies to every write, not only votes. throw Conflict{"poll is finalized"}; } - ::Lightweight::SqlTransaction transaction{mapper().Connection(), ::Lightweight::SqlTransactionMode::ROLLBACK}; + ::Lightweight::SqlTransaction transaction{mapper->Connection(), ::Lightweight::SqlTransactionMode::ROLLBACK}; db::CommentRecord comment; comment.poll = poll; comment.participantName = action.participantName; comment.body = action.body; comment.createdAtMs = nowMs(); - mapper().Create(comment); + mapper->Create(comment); db::PollEventRecord event; event.poll = poll; event.kind = "comment"; event.summary = action.participantName + " commented"; event.createdAtMs = nowMs(); - mapper().Create(event); + mapper->Create(event); transaction.Commit(); - return buildState(mapper(), poll); + return buildState(mapper.Get(), poll); } GetPollStateResult PollModel::execute(const FinalizePoll& action) { @@ -515,7 +525,8 @@ GetPollStateResult PollModel::execute(const FinalizePoll& action) { if (!_pollId.has_value()) { throw NotFound{"FinalizePoll: handler was never attached via OpenPoll"}; } - db::PollRecord poll = loadPollByPollId(mapper(), *_pollId); + auto mapper = ::Lightweight::GlobalDataMapperPool().Acquire(); + db::PollRecord poll = loadPollByPollId(mapper.Get(), *_pollId); // Token check strictly before the already-finalized check: a caller who // does not hold the admin token must get the same Forbidden regardless @@ -528,23 +539,23 @@ GetPollStateResult PollModel::execute(const FinalizePoll& action) { if (poll.finalized.Value()) { throw Conflict{"poll is already finalized"}; } - requireOptionBelongsToPoll(mapper(), poll, action.optionId); + requireOptionBelongsToPoll(mapper.Get(), poll, action.optionId); - ::Lightweight::SqlTransaction transaction{mapper().Connection(), ::Lightweight::SqlTransactionMode::ROLLBACK}; + ::Lightweight::SqlTransaction transaction{mapper->Connection(), ::Lightweight::SqlTransactionMode::ROLLBACK}; poll.finalized = true; poll.finalizedOptionId = *action.optionId; - mapper().Update(poll); + mapper->Update(poll); db::PollEventRecord event; event.poll = poll; event.kind = "finalize"; event.summary = "poll finalized"; event.createdAtMs = nowMs(); - mapper().Create(event); + mapper->Create(event); transaction.Commit(); - return buildState(mapper(), poll); + return buildState(mapper.Get(), poll); } // --------------------------------------------------------------------------- @@ -565,15 +576,20 @@ UndoLastVoteChangeResult PollModel::execute(const UndoLastVoteChange& action) { if (!_pollId.has_value()) { throw NotFound{"UndoLastVoteChange: handler was never attached via OpenPoll"}; } - db::PollRecord poll = loadPollByPollId(mapper(), *_pollId); + // Read-only lookup, its own single acquisition: only historyRowId (a + // plain integer) crosses into applyVotes() below, which does its own + // separate acquisition for the actual restore transaction -- nothing + // here depends on being on the same physical connection as that write. + auto mapper = ::Lightweight::GlobalDataMapperPool().Acquire(); + db::PollRecord poll = loadPollByPollId(mapper.Get(), *_pollId); const std::uint64_t pollDbId = poll.id.Value(); // "Most recent row for this participant" -- same OrderBy(...DESCENDING) // + First() shape buildState()'s own lastEvent lookup above uses for // "most recent PollEventRecord", the established precedent in this TU // for this exact query pattern. - auto history = mapper() - .Query() + auto history = mapper + ->Query() .Where(::Lightweight::FieldNameOf<&db::VoteHistoryRecord::poll>, "=", pollDbId) .Where(::Lightweight::FieldNameOf<&db::VoteHistoryRecord::participantName>, "=", action.participantName) @@ -634,7 +650,8 @@ GetEventsSinceResult PollModel::execute(const GetEventsSince& action) { if (!_pollId.has_value()) { throw NotFound{"GetEventsSince: handler was never attached via OpenPoll"}; } - db::PollRecord poll = loadPollByPollId(mapper(), *_pollId); + auto mapper = ::Lightweight::GlobalDataMapperPool().Acquire(); + db::PollRecord poll = loadPollByPollId(mapper.Get(), *_pollId); const std::uint64_t pollDbId = poll.id.Value(); // Opposite direction and full-result-set counterpart of buildState()'s @@ -644,8 +661,8 @@ GetEventsSinceResult PollModel::execute(const GetEventsSince& action) { // is a ServerSideAutoIncrement primary key starting at 1, so // `id > 0` already matches every row -- "from the beginning" falls out of // this same query with no special-case branch. - auto rows = mapper() - .Query() + auto rows = mapper + ->Query() .Where(::Lightweight::FieldNameOf<&db::PollEventRecord::poll>, "=", pollDbId) .Where(::Lightweight::FieldNameOf<&db::PollEventRecord::id>, ">", static_cast(*action.lastEventId)) From b2e1545f32f2a39e515ad747e76514bd4332af1e Mon Sep 17 00:00:00 2001 From: Yaraslau Tamashevich Date: Fri, 14 Aug 2026 13:45:08 +0300 Subject: [PATCH 10/14] bank: remove WithMapper, acquire connections from GlobalDataMapperPool per call Same conversion as pastebin/bookmarks/polls (previous commits), across all 11 bank models (AccountModel, AuthModel, BudgetModel, CardModel, CustomerModel, LoanModel, NotificationModel, PayeeModel, PaymentModel, StatementModel, TransactionModel): no model inherits db::WithMapper or holds a permanent DataMapper anymore. Each execute() acquires exactly one PooledDataMapper from Lightweight::GlobalDataMapperPool() for its own duration. AccountModel (and CustomerModel, its keyed sibling) is bank's one genuinely *stateful* model -- hydrate() caches a row snapshot (_row/_owner/_loadedId/ _seenVersion) across separately dispatched execute() calls, invalidated via a process-wide RowVersions counter (db/row_versions.hpp) when another model's write lands behind the cache's back. That caching is of *data*, not of a connection: nothing in this design ever relied on hydrate() and a later mutation sharing a physical connection, so converting to a per-call pool acquisition changes nothing about its correctness -- hydrate() and execute(CloseAccount&) each simply acquire their own connection now instead of reaching into a member `_mapper`. Several files already used a local `auto& dm = mapper();` idiom (loan_model.cpp, payment_model.cpp, transaction_model.cpp) purely for readability under WithMapper; converted to `auto dm = GlobalDataMapperPool().Acquire();` with `dm->`/`dm.Get()` at call sites, preserving that same local-variable structure. Confirmed customer_model.cpp/statement_model.cpp's use of `UserRecord::accounts` (a HasMany relation)'s `.All()` is unaffected by which connection loaded the parent `UserRecord`: Lightweight's HasMany lazy-loader (DataMapper/DataMapper.hpp) calls `DataMapper::AcquireThreadLocal()` internally, entirely independent of both the old WithMapper and the new pool. db/db_model.hpp deleted (bank has no Emscripten build, unlike the other three examples -- no WASM branch to account for here). README/header doc comments updated. bank/gui_wasm/models/auth_model.hpp (bank's own pre-existing WASM shadow-header, unrelated to WithMapper -- it already had no database dependency) had one stale comment fixed. Also fixes an unrelated, pre-existing CMake bug this work surfaced: examples/bank/CMakeLists.txt's own FetchContent_MakeAvailable(Lightweight) call had no CMAKE_SKIP_INSTALL_RULES guard around Lightweight's $ install-rule generator expression (invalid for a static-library build), unlike examples/common/CMakeLists.txt's identical fetch, which already carries this guard with its own comment explaining why. Only reachable when bank is configured alongside MORPH_BUILD_LADDER=ON, which is what building bank's models against this change required doing for the first time in this tree. Verified: bank_lib, bank_cli, and bank_tests (145 assertions, 21 cases, including test_stateful_account.cpp's AllowShared/hydrate coverage) all build and pass, run twice for reliability. bank_gui (Qt/QML) builds clean too (not launched, per policy on GUI binaries). Lint scripts pass. This completes the WithMapper -> GlobalDataMapperPool migration across all four ladder examples (pastebin, bookmarks, polls, bank). Signed-off-by: Yaraslau Tamashevich --- examples/bank/CMakeLists.txt | 16 +++++++ examples/bank/README.md | 7 +-- .../include/bank/models/auth_model.hpp | 4 +- examples/bank/include/bank/db/db_model.hpp | 36 -------------- .../include/bank/models/account_model.hpp | 8 +++- .../bank/include/bank/models/auth_model.hpp | 7 ++- .../bank/include/bank/models/budget_model.hpp | 7 ++- .../bank/include/bank/models/card_model.hpp | 7 ++- .../include/bank/models/customer_model.hpp | 7 ++- .../bank/include/bank/models/loan_model.hpp | 7 ++- .../bank/models/notification_model.hpp | 7 ++- .../bank/include/bank/models/payee_model.hpp | 7 ++- .../include/bank/models/payment_model.hpp | 7 ++- .../include/bank/models/statement_model.hpp | 7 ++- .../include/bank/models/transaction_model.hpp | 7 ++- examples/bank/src/models/account_model.cpp | 19 ++++---- examples/bank/src/models/auth_model.cpp | 14 ++++-- examples/bank/src/models/budget_model.cpp | 29 +++++++----- examples/bank/src/models/card_model.cpp | 40 +++++++++------- examples/bank/src/models/customer_model.cpp | 16 +++++-- examples/bank/src/models/loan_model.cpp | 37 ++++++++------- .../bank/src/models/notification_model.cpp | 27 ++++++----- examples/bank/src/models/payee_model.cpp | 18 ++++--- examples/bank/src/models/payment_model.cpp | 47 ++++++++++--------- examples/bank/src/models/statement_model.cpp | 10 ++-- .../bank/src/models/transaction_model.cpp | 34 +++++++------- 26 files changed, 246 insertions(+), 186 deletions(-) delete mode 100644 examples/bank/include/bank/db/db_model.hpp diff --git a/examples/bank/CMakeLists.txt b/examples/bank/CMakeLists.txt index 8bd6798e..5a167bbd 100644 --- a/examples/bank/CMakeLists.txt +++ b/examples/bank/CMakeLists.txt @@ -43,7 +43,23 @@ FetchContent_Declare(Lightweight GIT_TAG v0.20260625.0 GIT_SHALLOW TRUE ) +# Lightweight's own install() rules unconditionally reference +# $ on WIN32 (its CMakeLists.txt), which CMake +# only allows for linker-created artifacts (DLL/EXE) -- invalid once +# examples/common/CMakeLists.txt has already forced LIGHTWEIGHT_BUILD_SHARED +# OFF (its own identical comment explains why), and it fails at generate time +# even though nothing in this tree ever runs `cmake --install`. Same +# workaround as that file: skip install-rule generation for just this +# FetchContent_MakeAvailable call. Only reachable when bank is configured +# alongside the application ladder (MORPH_BUILD_LADDER=ON) -- bank's own +# earlier FetchContent_Declare above is a no-op once examples/common's has +# already populated the Lightweight FetchContent cache, but this +# MakeAvailable call still runs and still needs the same guard. +set(_bank_saved_skip_install_rules ${CMAKE_SKIP_INSTALL_RULES}) +set(CMAKE_SKIP_INSTALL_RULES ON) FetchContent_MakeAvailable(Lightweight) +set(CMAKE_SKIP_INSTALL_RULES ${_bank_saved_skip_install_rules}) +unset(_bank_saved_skip_install_rules) # ── Bank domain library ────────────────────────────────────────────────────── add_library(bank_lib STATIC diff --git a/examples/bank/README.md b/examples/bank/README.md index c83716e1..f193d6dc 100644 --- a/examples/bank/README.md +++ b/examples/bank/README.md @@ -34,9 +34,10 @@ GUI / CLI ──actions/results (plain DTOs)──▶ morph Bridge ──▶ Mod - **`include/bank/dto/`** — wire DTOs (the morph action/result types). Amounts are integer **minor units** (cents); enums travel as their integer values. - **`include/bank/db/`** — Lightweight entity records (`*_entity.hpp`, aggregated by - `entities.hpp`), the shared `WithMapper` mixin (one lazily-opened `DataMapper` per - model), `user_ops.hpp` (principal→`user_id` resolution), and reusable `ledger_ops.hpp` - (relation-aware debit/credit/post-entry + the `loadOwned` ownership guard). + `entities.hpp`), `user_ops.hpp` (principal→`user_id` resolution), and reusable + `ledger_ops.hpp` (relation-aware debit/credit/post-entry + the `loadOwned` ownership + guard). Models hold no database state themselves: each `execute()` acquires a + `Lightweight::GlobalDataMapperPool()` connection for its own duration. - **`include/bank/models/` + `src/models/`** — the models. The `BRIDGE_REGISTER_*` macros live in the **model header** so every `.execute()` call site sees the `ActionTraits` specialisation. `AccountModel` and `CustomerModel` are **stateful diff --git a/examples/bank/gui_wasm/include/bank/models/auth_model.hpp b/examples/bank/gui_wasm/include/bank/models/auth_model.hpp index 6b08720c..dfcf3c9c 100644 --- a/examples/bank/gui_wasm/include/bank/models/auth_model.hpp +++ b/examples/bank/gui_wasm/include/bank/models/auth_model.hpp @@ -3,8 +3,8 @@ // WASM shadow of include/bank/models/auth_model.hpp: the SAME class + action // registrations the controllers/QML expect, but with no Lightweight/ODBC -// dependency (no db_model.hpp). Persistence is the in-memory store. This header -// is placed first on the WASM include path so it wins over the native one. +// dependency at all. Persistence is the in-memory store. This header is +// placed first on the WASM include path so it wins over the native one. #include #include diff --git a/examples/bank/include/bank/db/db_model.hpp b/examples/bank/include/bank/db/db_model.hpp deleted file mode 100644 index cf2a3cbd..00000000 --- a/examples/bank/include/bank/db/db_model.hpp +++ /dev/null @@ -1,36 +0,0 @@ -// SPDX-License-Identifier: Apache-2.0 -#pragma once - -#include - -#include - -/// @file -/// Small mixin that gives a model a lazily-opened Lightweight `DataMapper`. -/// -/// morph runs each model single-threaded on its own strand, so a model can own -/// its own database connection with no synchronisation. The connection is -/// created on first use (i.e. on the strand thread, during the first -/// `execute(...)`) rather than at construction, keeping ODBC handles on the -/// thread that actually uses them. - -namespace bank::db { - -/// @brief Base providing `mapper()` — one lazily-constructed DataMapper per model. -class WithMapper { -protected: - WithMapper() = default; - - /// @brief Returns this model's DataMapper, opening it on first use. - [[nodiscard]] Lightweight::DataMapper& mapper() { - if (!_mapper.has_value()) { - _mapper.emplace(); - } - return *_mapper; - } - -private: - std::optional _mapper; -}; - -} // namespace bank::db diff --git a/examples/bank/include/bank/models/account_model.hpp b/examples/bank/include/bank/models/account_model.hpp index 3e748628..3486e98b 100644 --- a/examples/bank/include/bank/models/account_model.hpp +++ b/examples/bank/include/bank/models/account_model.hpp @@ -7,7 +7,6 @@ #include #include -#include "bank/db/db_model.hpp" #include "bank/db/entities.hpp" #include "bank/dto/account_dto.hpp" @@ -30,7 +29,12 @@ namespace bank { /// @brief One customer account: its row, cached, with reads served from memory. -class AccountModel : private db::WithMapper { +/// +/// Holds no database state itself beyond `_row`: `hydrate()` and +/// `execute(CloseAccount&)` each acquire a `Lightweight::GlobalDataMapperPool()` +/// connection for their own duration and return it before returning, rather +/// than owning one for the whole model instance's lifetime. +class AccountModel { public: /// @brief Returns the account, hydrating from SQLite only when needed. dto::AccountInfo execute(const dto::GetAccount& action); diff --git a/examples/bank/include/bank/models/auth_model.hpp b/examples/bank/include/bank/models/auth_model.hpp index 01478223..b7975985 100644 --- a/examples/bank/include/bank/models/auth_model.hpp +++ b/examples/bank/include/bank/models/auth_model.hpp @@ -4,7 +4,6 @@ #include #include -#include "bank/db/db_model.hpp" #include "bank/dto/auth_dto.hpp" #include "bank/dto/common.hpp" @@ -17,7 +16,11 @@ namespace bank { /// @brief Manages user identities and authentication. -class AuthModel : private db::WithMapper { +/// +/// Holds no database state itself: each `execute()` acquires a +/// `Lightweight::GlobalDataMapperPool()` connection for its own duration and +/// returns it before returning, rather than owning one for its own lifetime. +class AuthModel { public: /// @brief Registers a new user; returns an AuthResult carrying the principal. dto::AuthResult execute(const dto::RegisterUser& action); diff --git a/examples/bank/include/bank/models/budget_model.hpp b/examples/bank/include/bank/models/budget_model.hpp index 45c80519..f5a56670 100644 --- a/examples/bank/include/bank/models/budget_model.hpp +++ b/examples/bank/include/bank/models/budget_model.hpp @@ -4,7 +4,6 @@ #include #include -#include "bank/db/db_model.hpp" #include "bank/dto/budget_dto.hpp" #include "bank/dto/common.hpp" @@ -15,7 +14,11 @@ namespace bank { /// @brief Manages budgets and derives spending analytics. -class BudgetModel : private db::WithMapper { +/// +/// Holds no database state itself: each `execute()` acquires a +/// `Lightweight::GlobalDataMapperPool()` connection for its own duration and +/// returns it before returning, rather than owning one for its own lifetime. +class BudgetModel { public: dto::BudgetInfo execute(const dto::SetBudget& action); dto::CommandResult execute(const dto::DeleteBudget& action); diff --git a/examples/bank/include/bank/models/card_model.hpp b/examples/bank/include/bank/models/card_model.hpp index f9eee0b3..c81450bc 100644 --- a/examples/bank/include/bank/models/card_model.hpp +++ b/examples/bank/include/bank/models/card_model.hpp @@ -4,7 +4,6 @@ #include #include -#include "bank/db/db_model.hpp" #include "bank/dto/card_dto.hpp" #include "bank/dto/common.hpp" @@ -15,7 +14,11 @@ namespace bank { /// @brief Issues and manages payment cards. -class CardModel : private db::WithMapper { +/// +/// Holds no database state itself: each `execute()` acquires a +/// `Lightweight::GlobalDataMapperPool()` connection for its own duration and +/// returns it before returning, rather than owning one for its own lifetime. +class CardModel { public: dto::CardInfo execute(const dto::IssueCard& action); dto::CommandResult execute(const dto::FreezeCard& action); diff --git a/examples/bank/include/bank/models/customer_model.hpp b/examples/bank/include/bank/models/customer_model.hpp index 27fe3fb0..12336d69 100644 --- a/examples/bank/include/bank/models/customer_model.hpp +++ b/examples/bank/include/bank/models/customer_model.hpp @@ -6,7 +6,6 @@ #include #include -#include "bank/db/db_model.hpp" #include "bank/dto/account_dto.hpp" /// @file @@ -22,7 +21,11 @@ namespace bank { /// @brief One customer: lists and opens the accounts they own. -class CustomerModel : private db::WithMapper { +/// +/// Holds no database state itself: each `execute()` acquires a +/// `Lightweight::GlobalDataMapperPool()` connection for its own duration and +/// returns it before returning, rather than owning one for its own lifetime. +class CustomerModel { public: /// @brief Opens a new account for the requested (or session) owner. dto::AccountInfo execute(const dto::OpenAccount& action); diff --git a/examples/bank/include/bank/models/loan_model.hpp b/examples/bank/include/bank/models/loan_model.hpp index cd82aad2..ace5979d 100644 --- a/examples/bank/include/bank/models/loan_model.hpp +++ b/examples/bank/include/bank/models/loan_model.hpp @@ -4,7 +4,6 @@ #include #include -#include "bank/db/db_model.hpp" #include "bank/dto/loan_dto.hpp" /// @file @@ -16,7 +15,11 @@ namespace bank { /// @brief Originates and services loans. -class LoanModel : private db::WithMapper { +/// +/// Holds no database state itself: each `execute()` acquires a +/// `Lightweight::GlobalDataMapperPool()` connection for its own duration and +/// returns it before returning, rather than owning one for its own lifetime. +class LoanModel { public: dto::LoanInfo execute(const dto::ApplyLoan& action); dto::LoanInfo execute(const dto::RepayLoan& action); diff --git a/examples/bank/include/bank/models/notification_model.hpp b/examples/bank/include/bank/models/notification_model.hpp index 57f3211d..8af839f4 100644 --- a/examples/bank/include/bank/models/notification_model.hpp +++ b/examples/bank/include/bank/models/notification_model.hpp @@ -4,7 +4,6 @@ #include #include -#include "bank/db/db_model.hpp" #include "bank/dto/common.hpp" #include "bank/dto/notification_dto.hpp" @@ -14,7 +13,11 @@ namespace bank { /// @brief Stores and serves per-owner notifications. -class NotificationModel : private db::WithMapper { +/// +/// Holds no database state itself: each `execute()` acquires a +/// `Lightweight::GlobalDataMapperPool()` connection for its own duration and +/// returns it before returning, rather than owning one for its own lifetime. +class NotificationModel { public: dto::NotificationInfo execute(const dto::Notify& action); dto::NotificationList execute(const dto::ListNotifications& action); diff --git a/examples/bank/include/bank/models/payee_model.hpp b/examples/bank/include/bank/models/payee_model.hpp index 1885a8be..ac2ec9de 100644 --- a/examples/bank/include/bank/models/payee_model.hpp +++ b/examples/bank/include/bank/models/payee_model.hpp @@ -4,7 +4,6 @@ #include #include -#include "bank/db/db_model.hpp" #include "bank/dto/common.hpp" #include "bank/dto/payee_dto.hpp" @@ -16,7 +15,11 @@ namespace bank { /// @brief Stores and lists beneficiaries scoped to the session owner. -class PayeeModel : private db::WithMapper { +/// +/// Holds no database state itself: each `execute()` acquires a +/// `Lightweight::GlobalDataMapperPool()` connection for its own duration and +/// returns it before returning, rather than owning one for its own lifetime. +class PayeeModel { public: /// @brief Adds a beneficiary for the current owner; returns the saved payee. dto::PayeeInfo execute(const dto::AddPayee& action); diff --git a/examples/bank/include/bank/models/payment_model.hpp b/examples/bank/include/bank/models/payment_model.hpp index 688b0b76..e46f82b4 100644 --- a/examples/bank/include/bank/models/payment_model.hpp +++ b/examples/bank/include/bank/models/payment_model.hpp @@ -4,7 +4,6 @@ #include #include -#include "bank/db/db_model.hpp" #include "bank/dto/common.hpp" #include "bank/dto/payment_dto.hpp" @@ -17,7 +16,11 @@ namespace bank { /// @brief Pays beneficiaries and manages scheduled / standing instructions. -class PaymentModel : private db::WithMapper { +/// +/// Holds no database state itself: each `execute()` acquires a +/// `Lightweight::GlobalDataMapperPool()` connection for its own duration and +/// returns it before returning, rather than owning one for its own lifetime. +class PaymentModel { public: /// @brief Pays a beneficiary now; debits the account and records the payment. dto::PaymentInfo execute(const dto::PayBill& action); diff --git a/examples/bank/include/bank/models/statement_model.hpp b/examples/bank/include/bank/models/statement_model.hpp index 8a48c36f..ccf67165 100644 --- a/examples/bank/include/bank/models/statement_model.hpp +++ b/examples/bank/include/bank/models/statement_model.hpp @@ -4,7 +4,6 @@ #include #include -#include "bank/db/db_model.hpp" #include "bank/dto/statement_dto.hpp" /// @file @@ -14,7 +13,11 @@ namespace bank { /// @brief Produces date-ranged statements across an owner's accounts. -class StatementModel : private db::WithMapper { +/// +/// Holds no database state itself: `execute()` acquires a +/// `Lightweight::GlobalDataMapperPool()` connection for its own duration and +/// returns it before returning, rather than owning one for its own lifetime. +class StatementModel { public: dto::Statement execute(const dto::GenerateStatement& action); }; diff --git a/examples/bank/include/bank/models/transaction_model.hpp b/examples/bank/include/bank/models/transaction_model.hpp index 93ebe240..033ea767 100644 --- a/examples/bank/include/bank/models/transaction_model.hpp +++ b/examples/bank/include/bank/models/transaction_model.hpp @@ -4,7 +4,6 @@ #include #include -#include "bank/db/db_model.hpp" #include "bank/dto/transaction_dto.hpp" /// @file @@ -20,7 +19,11 @@ namespace bank { /// @brief Moves money and records the ledger. -class TransactionModel : private db::WithMapper { +/// +/// Holds no database state itself: each `execute()` acquires a +/// `Lightweight::GlobalDataMapperPool()` connection for its own duration and +/// returns it before returning, rather than owning one for its own lifetime. +class TransactionModel { public: /// @brief Credits an account and records a Deposit entry. dto::TxnInfo execute(const dto::Deposit& action); diff --git a/examples/bank/src/models/account_model.cpp b/examples/bank/src/models/account_model.cpp index e36a3b57..cb54baa2 100644 --- a/examples/bank/src/models/account_model.cpp +++ b/examples/bank/src/models/account_model.cpp @@ -2,6 +2,7 @@ #include "bank/models/account_model.hpp" +#include #include #include #include @@ -26,7 +27,8 @@ void AccountModel::hydrate(std::int64_t accountId) { if (_loadedId == accountId && _owner == owner && _seenVersion == current) { return; } - _row = db::loadOwned(mapper(), accountId, owner, "account"); + auto mapper = ::Lightweight::GlobalDataMapperPool().Acquire(); + _row = db::loadOwned(mapper.Get(), accountId, owner, "account"); _owner = owner; _loadedId = accountId; _seenVersion = current; @@ -39,17 +41,18 @@ dto::AccountInfo AccountModel::execute(const dto::GetAccount& action) { dto::CommandResult AccountModel::execute(const dto::CloseAccount& action) { hydrate(action.id); - // Best-effort zero-balance guard. The balance is read on this model's own - // connection, so a deposit committing on another model's connection between - // this read and the Update could leave a Closed account holding funds — the - // same cross-connection window documented in ledger_ops.hpp. A production - // ledger would close the account inside the same transaction that settles - // its balance, or gate on an atomic conditional update. + // Best-effort zero-balance guard. The balance is read from the cached + // `_row`, so a deposit committing on another model's connection (or + // even another acquisition of this same pool) between that read and the + // Update below could leave a Closed account holding funds — the same + // cross-connection window documented in ledger_ops.hpp. A production + // ledger would close the account inside the same transaction that + // settles its balance, or gate on an atomic conditional update. if (_row.balanceMinor.Value() != 0) { return dto::CommandResult{.ok = false, .message = "account balance must be zero before closing"}; } _row.status = static_cast(AccountStatus::Closed); - mapper().Update(_row); + ::Lightweight::GlobalDataMapperPool().Acquire()->Update(_row); // Write through, then publish the new version so any other cached holder of // this row re-hydrates rather than serving a stale status. db::bumpRowVersion(action.id); diff --git a/examples/bank/src/models/auth_model.cpp b/examples/bank/src/models/auth_model.cpp index eae0a9a2..f575aed9 100644 --- a/examples/bank/src/models/auth_model.cpp +++ b/examples/bank/src/models/auth_model.cpp @@ -2,6 +2,7 @@ #include "bank/models/auth_model.hpp" +#include #include #include @@ -40,7 +41,8 @@ dto::AuthResult AuthModel::execute(const dto::RegisterUser& action) { if (!action.validate()) { throw ValidationError{"username required and password must be at least 4 characters"}; } - if (findUser(mapper(), action.username).has_value()) { + auto mapper = ::Lightweight::GlobalDataMapperPool().Acquire(); + if (findUser(mapper.Get(), action.username).has_value()) { return dto::AuthResult{.ok = false, .message = "username already taken"}; } @@ -50,7 +52,7 @@ dto::AuthResult AuthModel::execute(const dto::RegisterUser& action) { rec.displayName = Light::SqlAnsiString<128>{action.displayName.empty() ? action.username : action.displayName}; rec.status = 0; - mapper().Create(rec); + mapper->Create(rec); return dto::AuthResult{.ok = true, .principal = action.username, @@ -59,7 +61,8 @@ dto::AuthResult AuthModel::execute(const dto::RegisterUser& action) { } dto::AuthResult AuthModel::execute(const dto::LoginRequest& action) { - auto user = findUser(mapper(), action.username); + auto mapper = ::Lightweight::GlobalDataMapperPool().Acquire(); + auto user = findUser(mapper.Get(), action.username); if (!user.has_value()) { return dto::AuthResult{.ok = false, .message = "no such user"}; } @@ -77,7 +80,8 @@ dto::AuthResult AuthModel::execute(const dto::LoginRequest& action) { } dto::CommandResult AuthModel::execute(const dto::ChangePassword& action) { - auto user = findUser(mapper(), action.username); + auto mapper = ::Lightweight::GlobalDataMapperPool().Acquire(); + auto user = findUser(mapper.Get(), action.username); if (!user.has_value()) { throw NotFound{"no such user"}; } @@ -88,7 +92,7 @@ dto::CommandResult AuthModel::execute(const dto::ChangePassword& action) { throw ValidationError{"new password must be at least 4 characters"}; } user->passwordHash = Light::SqlAnsiString<32>{hashPassword(action.username, action.newPassword)}; - mapper().Update(*user); // UserRow is relation-free, so typed Update works + mapper->Update(*user); // UserRow is relation-free, so typed Update works return dto::CommandResult{.ok = true, .message = "password changed"}; } diff --git a/examples/bank/src/models/budget_model.cpp b/examples/bank/src/models/budget_model.cpp index 3fad1f9d..cf941fbf 100644 --- a/examples/bank/src/models/budget_model.cpp +++ b/examples/bank/src/models/budget_model.cpp @@ -2,6 +2,7 @@ #include "bank/models/budget_model.hpp" +#include #include #include @@ -40,9 +41,10 @@ dto::BudgetInfo BudgetModel::execute(const dto::SetBudget& action) { } // Upsert: update the existing row for (user, category) or create a new one. - const auto userId = db::requireUserId(mapper(), owner); - auto existing = mapper() - .Query() + auto mapper = ::Lightweight::GlobalDataMapperPool().Acquire(); + const auto userId = db::requireUserId(mapper.Get(), owner); + auto existing = mapper + ->Query() .Where(Lightweight::FieldNameOf<&db::BudgetRecord::user>, "=", userId) .Where(Lightweight::FieldNameOf<&db::BudgetRecord::category>, "=", action.category) .All(); @@ -50,7 +52,7 @@ dto::BudgetInfo BudgetModel::execute(const dto::SetBudget& action) { auto rec = existing.front(); rec.monthlyLimitMinor = action.monthlyLimitMinor; rec.currency = action.currency; - mapper().Update(rec); + mapper->Update(rec); return toInfo(rec, owner); } @@ -59,13 +61,14 @@ dto::BudgetInfo BudgetModel::execute(const dto::SetBudget& action) { rec.category = Light::SqlAnsiString<64>{action.category}; rec.monthlyLimitMinor = action.monthlyLimitMinor; rec.currency = action.currency; - mapper().Create(rec); + mapper->Create(rec); return toInfo(rec, owner); } dto::CommandResult BudgetModel::execute(const dto::DeleteBudget& action) { - auto rec = db::loadOwned(mapper(), action.id, sessionPrincipal(), "budget"); - mapper().Delete(rec); + auto mapper = ::Lightweight::GlobalDataMapperPool().Acquire(); + auto rec = db::loadOwned(mapper.Get(), action.id, sessionPrincipal(), "budget"); + mapper->Delete(rec); return dto::CommandResult{.ok = true, .message = "budget deleted"}; } @@ -74,9 +77,10 @@ dto::BudgetList BudgetModel::execute(const dto::ListBudgets& action) { if (owner.empty()) { throw Unauthorized{"no session principal"}; } - const auto userId = db::requireUserId(mapper(), owner); - auto rows = mapper() - .Query() + auto mapper = ::Lightweight::GlobalDataMapperPool().Acquire(); + const auto userId = db::requireUserId(mapper.Get(), owner); + auto rows = mapper + ->Query() .Where(Lightweight::FieldNameOf<&db::BudgetRecord::user>, "=", userId) .All(); dto::BudgetList out; @@ -90,8 +94,9 @@ dto::BudgetList BudgetModel::execute(const dto::ListBudgets& action) { dto::SpendingReport BudgetModel::execute(const dto::SpendingByKind& action) { // Push the account/direction/time filters into the query so only the rows we // aggregate cross the wire; the by-kind rollup stays in code (no GROUP BY SQL). - auto rows = mapper() - .Query() + auto mapper = ::Lightweight::GlobalDataMapperPool().Acquire(); + auto rows = mapper + ->Query() .Where(Lightweight::FieldNameOf<&db::TxnRecord::account>, "=", action.accountId) .Where(Lightweight::FieldNameOf<&db::TxnRecord::direction>, "=", static_cast(TxnDirection::Debit)) diff --git a/examples/bank/src/models/card_model.cpp b/examples/bank/src/models/card_model.cpp index 3076c705..d14747d3 100644 --- a/examples/bank/src/models/card_model.cpp +++ b/examples/bank/src/models/card_model.cpp @@ -2,6 +2,7 @@ #include "bank/models/card_model.hpp" +#include #include #include @@ -54,17 +55,18 @@ dto::CardInfo CardModel::execute(const dto::IssueCard& action) { throw Unauthorized{"no session principal"}; } // Cards may only be issued against an open account the caller owns. - auto account = db::loadOwnedOpenAccount(mapper(), action.accountId, owner); + auto mapper = ::Lightweight::GlobalDataMapperPool().Acquire(); + auto account = db::loadOwnedOpenAccount(mapper.Get(), action.accountId, owner); db::CardRecord card; db::setReference(card.account, account.id.Value()); - db::setReference(card.user, db::requireUserId(mapper(), owner)); + db::setReference(card.user, db::requireUserId(mapper.Get(), owner)); card.kind = action.kind; card.panLast4 = Light::SqlAnsiString<4>{randomLast4()}; card.status = static_cast(CardStatus::Active); card.dailyLimitMinor = action.dailyLimitMinor; card.pinHash = Light::SqlAnsiString<16>{hashPin("0000")}; - mapper().Create(card); + mapper->Create(card); return toInfo(card, owner); } @@ -78,26 +80,29 @@ db::CardRecord requireOwnedCard(Lightweight::DataMapper& mapper, std::int64_t ca } // namespace dto::CommandResult CardModel::execute(const dto::FreezeCard& action) { - auto card = requireOwnedCard(mapper(), action.id); + auto mapper = ::Lightweight::GlobalDataMapperPool().Acquire(); + auto card = requireOwnedCard(mapper.Get(), action.id); card.status = static_cast(CardStatus::Frozen); - mapper().Update(card); + mapper->Update(card); return dto::CommandResult{.ok = true, .message = "card frozen"}; } dto::CommandResult CardModel::execute(const dto::UnfreezeCard& action) { - auto card = requireOwnedCard(mapper(), action.id); + auto mapper = ::Lightweight::GlobalDataMapperPool().Acquire(); + auto card = requireOwnedCard(mapper.Get(), action.id); if (card.status.Value() == static_cast(CardStatus::Cancelled)) { throw ConflictError{"cancelled cards cannot be reactivated"}; } card.status = static_cast(CardStatus::Active); - mapper().Update(card); + mapper->Update(card); return dto::CommandResult{.ok = true, .message = "card active"}; } dto::CommandResult CardModel::execute(const dto::CancelCard& action) { - auto card = requireOwnedCard(mapper(), action.id); + auto mapper = ::Lightweight::GlobalDataMapperPool().Acquire(); + auto card = requireOwnedCard(mapper.Get(), action.id); card.status = static_cast(CardStatus::Cancelled); - mapper().Update(card); + mapper->Update(card); return dto::CommandResult{.ok = true, .message = "card cancelled"}; } @@ -105,9 +110,10 @@ dto::CommandResult CardModel::execute(const dto::SetCardLimit& action) { if (action.dailyLimitMinor < 0) { throw ValidationError{"limit must be non-negative"}; } - auto card = requireOwnedCard(mapper(), action.id); + auto mapper = ::Lightweight::GlobalDataMapperPool().Acquire(); + auto card = requireOwnedCard(mapper.Get(), action.id); card.dailyLimitMinor = action.dailyLimitMinor; - mapper().Update(card); + mapper->Update(card); return dto::CommandResult{.ok = true, .message = "limit updated"}; } @@ -115,9 +121,10 @@ dto::CommandResult CardModel::execute(const dto::ChangePin& action) { if (!action.validate()) { throw ValidationError{"PIN must be exactly 4 digits"}; } - auto card = requireOwnedCard(mapper(), action.id); + auto mapper = ::Lightweight::GlobalDataMapperPool().Acquire(); + auto card = requireOwnedCard(mapper.Get(), action.id); card.pinHash = Light::SqlAnsiString<16>{hashPin(action.newPin)}; - mapper().Update(card); + mapper->Update(card); return dto::CommandResult{.ok = true, .message = "PIN changed"}; } @@ -126,9 +133,10 @@ dto::CardList CardModel::execute(const dto::ListCards& action) { if (owner.empty()) { throw Unauthorized{"no session principal"}; } - const auto userId = db::requireUserId(mapper(), owner); - auto rows = mapper() - .Query() + auto mapper = ::Lightweight::GlobalDataMapperPool().Acquire(); + const auto userId = db::requireUserId(mapper.Get(), owner); + auto rows = mapper + ->Query() .Where(Lightweight::FieldNameOf<&db::CardRecord::user>, "=", userId) .All(); dto::CardList out; diff --git a/examples/bank/src/models/customer_model.cpp b/examples/bank/src/models/customer_model.cpp index 0dae7f6a..3c8b2627 100644 --- a/examples/bank/src/models/customer_model.cpp +++ b/examples/bank/src/models/customer_model.cpp @@ -2,6 +2,7 @@ #include "bank/models/customer_model.hpp" +#include #include #include #include @@ -44,8 +45,9 @@ dto::AccountInfo CustomerModel::execute(const dto::OpenAccount& action) { throw Unauthorized{"no session principal to own the account"}; } + auto mapper = ::Lightweight::GlobalDataMapperPool().Acquire(); db::AccountRecord rec; - db::setReference(rec.user, db::requireUserId(mapper(), owner)); + db::setReference(rec.user, db::requireUserId(mapper.Get(), owner)); rec.number = Light::SqlAnsiString<34>{generateAccountNumber()}; rec.kind = action.kind; rec.currency = action.currency; @@ -54,7 +56,7 @@ dto::AccountInfo CustomerModel::execute(const dto::OpenAccount& action) { rec.status = static_cast(AccountStatus::Open); rec.interestBps = defaultInterestBps(action.kind); - mapper().Create(rec); + mapper->Create(rec); return db::toAccountInfo(rec, owner); } @@ -66,9 +68,13 @@ dto::AccountList CustomerModel::execute(const dto::ListAccounts& action) { // Load the owner and walk the `UserRecord::accounts` HasMany relation rather // than issuing a manual `WHERE user_id = ?` — the relation resolves the join - // for us and returns the user's accounts directly. - const auto userId = db::requireUserId(mapper(), owner); - auto user = mapper().QuerySingle(userId); + // for us and returns the user's accounts directly. The relation's own lazy + // loader (DataMapper::AcquireThreadLocal(), Lightweight's HasMany.hpp) uses + // its own thread-local connection when `.All()` below actually queries, not + // this acquisition -- unaffected by which connection loaded `user` itself. + auto mapper = ::Lightweight::GlobalDataMapperPool().Acquire(); + const auto userId = db::requireUserId(mapper.Get(), owner); + auto user = mapper->QuerySingle(userId); if (!user.has_value()) { throw NotFound{"owner not found"}; } diff --git a/examples/bank/src/models/loan_model.cpp b/examples/bank/src/models/loan_model.cpp index 6743f253..6942be20 100644 --- a/examples/bank/src/models/loan_model.cpp +++ b/examples/bank/src/models/loan_model.cpp @@ -2,6 +2,7 @@ #include "bank/models/loan_model.hpp" +#include #include #include @@ -60,11 +61,11 @@ dto::LoanInfo LoanModel::execute(const dto::ApplyLoan& action) { if (owner.empty()) { throw Unauthorized{"no session principal"}; } - auto& dm = mapper(); - auto account = db::loadOwnedOpenAccount(dm, action.accountId, owner); + auto dm = ::Lightweight::GlobalDataMapperPool().Acquire(); + auto account = db::loadOwnedOpenAccount(dm.Get(), action.accountId, owner); db::LoanRecord loan; - db::setReference(loan.user, db::requireUserId(dm, owner)); + db::setReference(loan.user, db::requireUserId(dm.Get(), owner)); db::setReference(loan.account, account.id.Value()); loan.principalMinor = action.principalMinor; loan.outstandingMinor = action.principalMinor; @@ -74,9 +75,9 @@ dto::LoanInfo LoanModel::execute(const dto::ApplyLoan& action) { loan.status = static_cast(LoanStatus::Active); loan.createdAtMs = db::nowMillis(); - Lightweight::SqlTransaction tx{dm.Connection(), Lightweight::SqlTransactionMode::ROLLBACK}; - dm.Create(loan); - db::applyCredit(dm, account, action.principalMinor, TxnKind::LoanDisbursement, 0, "loan disbursement"); + Lightweight::SqlTransaction tx{dm->Connection(), Lightweight::SqlTransactionMode::ROLLBACK}; + dm->Create(loan); + db::applyCredit(dm.Get(), account, action.principalMinor, TxnKind::LoanDisbursement, 0, "loan disbursement"); tx.Commit(); return toInfo(loan, owner); @@ -86,23 +87,23 @@ dto::LoanInfo LoanModel::execute(const dto::RepayLoan& action) { if (!action.validate()) { throw ValidationError{"invalid repayment"}; } - auto& dm = mapper(); + auto dm = ::Lightweight::GlobalDataMapperPool().Acquire(); const std::string owner = sessionPrincipal(); - auto loan = requireOwnedLoan(dm, action.loanId); + auto loan = requireOwnedLoan(dm.Get(), action.loanId); if (loan.status.Value() != static_cast(LoanStatus::Active)) { throw ConflictError{"loan is not active"}; } - auto account = db::loadOwnedOpenAccount(dm, action.fromAccountId, sessionPrincipal()); + auto account = db::loadOwnedOpenAccount(dm.Get(), action.fromAccountId, sessionPrincipal()); const std::int64_t payment = std::min(action.amountMinor, loan.outstandingMinor.Value()); - Lightweight::SqlTransaction tx{dm.Connection(), Lightweight::SqlTransactionMode::ROLLBACK}; - db::applyDebit(dm, account, payment, TxnKind::LoanRepayment, 0, "loan repayment"); + Lightweight::SqlTransaction tx{dm->Connection(), Lightweight::SqlTransactionMode::ROLLBACK}; + db::applyDebit(dm.Get(), account, payment, TxnKind::LoanRepayment, 0, "loan repayment"); loan.outstandingMinor = loan.outstandingMinor.Value() - payment; if (loan.outstandingMinor.Value() <= 0) { loan.outstandingMinor = 0; loan.status = static_cast(LoanStatus::PaidOff); } - dm.Update(loan); + dm->Update(loan); tx.Commit(); return toInfo(loan, owner); @@ -110,7 +111,8 @@ dto::LoanInfo LoanModel::execute(const dto::RepayLoan& action) { dto::LoanInfo LoanModel::execute(const dto::GetLoan& action) { const std::string owner = sessionPrincipal(); - return toInfo(requireOwnedLoan(mapper(), action.id), owner); + auto dm = ::Lightweight::GlobalDataMapperPool().Acquire(); + return toInfo(requireOwnedLoan(dm.Get(), action.id), owner); } dto::LoanList LoanModel::execute(const dto::ListLoans& action) { @@ -118,9 +120,10 @@ dto::LoanList LoanModel::execute(const dto::ListLoans& action) { if (owner.empty()) { throw Unauthorized{"no session principal"}; } - const auto userId = db::requireUserId(mapper(), owner); - auto rows = mapper() - .Query() + auto dm = ::Lightweight::GlobalDataMapperPool().Acquire(); + const auto userId = db::requireUserId(dm.Get(), owner); + auto rows = dm + ->Query() .Where(Lightweight::FieldNameOf<&db::LoanRecord::user>, "=", userId) .All(); dto::LoanList out; @@ -132,7 +135,7 @@ dto::LoanList LoanModel::execute(const dto::ListLoans& action) { } dto::LoanScheduleResult LoanModel::execute(const dto::LoanScheduleRequest& action) { - auto loan = requireOwnedLoan(mapper(), action.loanId); + auto loan = requireOwnedLoan(::Lightweight::GlobalDataMapperPool().Acquire().Get(), action.loanId); const std::int64_t principal = loan.principalMinor.Value(); const int rateBps = loan.rateBps.Value(); diff --git a/examples/bank/src/models/notification_model.cpp b/examples/bank/src/models/notification_model.cpp index faee96c9..d224f992 100644 --- a/examples/bank/src/models/notification_model.cpp +++ b/examples/bank/src/models/notification_model.cpp @@ -2,6 +2,7 @@ #include "bank/models/notification_model.hpp" +#include #include #include @@ -37,13 +38,14 @@ dto::NotificationInfo NotificationModel::execute(const dto::Notify& action) { if (owner.empty()) { throw Unauthorized{"no session principal"}; } + auto mapper = ::Lightweight::GlobalDataMapperPool().Acquire(); db::NotificationRecord rec; - db::setReference(rec.user, db::requireUserId(mapper(), owner)); + db::setReference(rec.user, db::requireUserId(mapper.Get(), owner)); rec.severity = action.severity; rec.message = Light::SqlAnsiString<256>{action.message}; rec.read = false; rec.createdAtMs = db::nowMillis(); - mapper().Create(rec); + mapper->Create(rec); return toInfo(rec, owner); } @@ -52,9 +54,10 @@ dto::NotificationList NotificationModel::execute(const dto::ListNotifications& a if (owner.empty()) { throw Unauthorized{"no session principal"}; } - const auto userId = db::requireUserId(mapper(), owner); - auto rows = mapper() - .Query() + auto mapper = ::Lightweight::GlobalDataMapperPool().Acquire(); + const auto userId = db::requireUserId(mapper.Get(), owner); + auto rows = mapper + ->Query() .Where(Lightweight::FieldNameOf<&db::NotificationRecord::user>, "=", userId) .All(); dto::NotificationList out; @@ -71,9 +74,10 @@ dto::NotificationList NotificationModel::execute(const dto::ListNotifications& a } dto::CommandResult NotificationModel::execute(const dto::MarkRead& action) { - auto rec = db::loadOwned(mapper(), action.id, sessionPrincipal(), "notification"); + auto mapper = ::Lightweight::GlobalDataMapperPool().Acquire(); + auto rec = db::loadOwned(mapper.Get(), action.id, sessionPrincipal(), "notification"); rec.read = true; - mapper().Update(rec); + mapper->Update(rec); return dto::CommandResult{.ok = true, .message = "marked read"}; } @@ -84,16 +88,17 @@ dto::CommandResult NotificationModel::execute(const dto::MarkAllRead& action) { } // Only the unread rows need touching, so filter in the query rather than // scanning every notification and branching per row. - const auto userId = db::requireUserId(mapper(), owner); - auto rows = mapper() - .Query() + auto mapper = ::Lightweight::GlobalDataMapperPool().Acquire(); + const auto userId = db::requireUserId(mapper.Get(), owner); + auto rows = mapper + ->Query() .Where(Lightweight::FieldNameOf<&db::NotificationRecord::user>, "=", userId) .Where(Lightweight::FieldNameOf<&db::NotificationRecord::read>, "=", false) .All(); int updated = 0; for (auto& rec : rows) { rec.read = true; - mapper().Update(rec); + mapper->Update(rec); ++updated; } return dto::CommandResult{.ok = true, .message = std::to_string(updated) + " marked read"}; diff --git a/examples/bank/src/models/payee_model.cpp b/examples/bank/src/models/payee_model.cpp index 1daa1d46..736caf1e 100644 --- a/examples/bank/src/models/payee_model.cpp +++ b/examples/bank/src/models/payee_model.cpp @@ -2,6 +2,7 @@ #include "bank/models/payee_model.hpp" +#include #include #include @@ -40,18 +41,20 @@ dto::PayeeInfo PayeeModel::execute(const dto::AddPayee& action) { throw Unauthorized{"no session principal"}; } + auto mapper = ::Lightweight::GlobalDataMapperPool().Acquire(); db::PayeeRecord rec; - db::setReference(rec.user, db::requireUserId(mapper(), owner)); + db::setReference(rec.user, db::requireUserId(mapper.Get(), owner)); rec.name = Light::SqlAnsiString<128>{action.name}; rec.iban = Light::SqlAnsiString<34>{action.iban}; rec.bankName = Light::SqlAnsiString<128>{action.bankName}; - mapper().Create(rec); + mapper->Create(rec); return toInfo(rec, owner); } dto::CommandResult PayeeModel::execute(const dto::RemovePayee& action) { - auto rec = db::loadOwned(mapper(), action.id, sessionPrincipal(), "payee"); - mapper().Delete(rec); + auto mapper = ::Lightweight::GlobalDataMapperPool().Acquire(); + auto rec = db::loadOwned(mapper.Get(), action.id, sessionPrincipal(), "payee"); + mapper->Delete(rec); return dto::CommandResult{.ok = true, .message = "payee removed"}; } @@ -62,9 +65,10 @@ dto::PayeeList PayeeModel::execute(const dto::ListPayees& action) { } // Fluent list query uses the relation-free `PayeeRow` projection (the // `PayeeRecord` aggregate carries a `HasMany` the fluent builder can't select). - const auto userId = db::requireUserId(mapper(), owner); - auto rows = mapper() - .Query() + auto mapper = ::Lightweight::GlobalDataMapperPool().Acquire(); + const auto userId = db::requireUserId(mapper.Get(), owner); + auto rows = mapper + ->Query() .Where(Lightweight::FieldNameOf<&db::PayeeRow::user>, "=", userId) .All(); dto::PayeeList out; diff --git a/examples/bank/src/models/payment_model.cpp b/examples/bank/src/models/payment_model.cpp index 5f521700..49fea9f2 100644 --- a/examples/bank/src/models/payment_model.cpp +++ b/examples/bank/src/models/payment_model.cpp @@ -2,6 +2,7 @@ #include "bank/models/payment_model.hpp" +#include #include #include @@ -56,12 +57,12 @@ dto::PaymentInfo PaymentModel::execute(const dto::PayBill& action) { if (owner.empty()) { throw Unauthorized{"no session principal"}; } - auto& dm = mapper(); - auto account = requireOwnedAccount(dm, action.fromAccountId, owner); - requireOwnedPayee(dm, action.payeeId, owner); + auto dm = ::Lightweight::GlobalDataMapperPool().Acquire(); + auto account = requireOwnedAccount(dm.Get(), action.fromAccountId, owner); + requireOwnedPayee(dm.Get(), action.payeeId, owner); db::PaymentRecord payment; - db::setReference(payment.user, db::requireUserId(dm, owner)); + db::setReference(payment.user, db::requireUserId(dm.Get(), owner)); db::setReference(payment.fromAccount, static_cast(action.fromAccountId)); db::setReference(payment.payee, static_cast(action.payeeId)); payment.amountMinor = action.amountMinor; @@ -72,9 +73,9 @@ dto::PaymentInfo PaymentModel::execute(const dto::PayBill& action) { payment.intervalDays = 0; payment.description = Light::SqlAnsiString<128>{action.description}; - Lightweight::SqlTransaction tx{dm.Connection(), Lightweight::SqlTransactionMode::ROLLBACK}; - db::applyDebit(dm, account, action.amountMinor, TxnKind::Payment, action.payeeId, action.description); - dm.Create(payment); + Lightweight::SqlTransaction tx{dm->Connection(), Lightweight::SqlTransactionMode::ROLLBACK}; + db::applyDebit(dm.Get(), account, action.amountMinor, TxnKind::Payment, action.payeeId, action.description); + dm->Create(payment); tx.Commit(); return toInfo(payment, owner); @@ -85,12 +86,12 @@ dto::PaymentInfo PaymentModel::execute(const dto::SchedulePayment& action) { throw ValidationError{"invalid scheduled payment"}; } const std::string owner = sessionPrincipal(); - auto& dm = mapper(); - auto account = requireOwnedAccount(dm, action.fromAccountId, owner); - requireOwnedPayee(dm, action.payeeId, owner); + auto dm = ::Lightweight::GlobalDataMapperPool().Acquire(); + auto account = requireOwnedAccount(dm.Get(), action.fromAccountId, owner); + requireOwnedPayee(dm.Get(), action.payeeId, owner); db::PaymentRecord payment; - db::setReference(payment.user, db::requireUserId(dm, owner)); + db::setReference(payment.user, db::requireUserId(dm.Get(), owner)); db::setReference(payment.fromAccount, static_cast(action.fromAccountId)); db::setReference(payment.payee, static_cast(action.payeeId)); payment.amountMinor = action.amountMinor; @@ -100,7 +101,7 @@ dto::PaymentInfo PaymentModel::execute(const dto::SchedulePayment& action) { payment.dueAtMs = action.dueAtMs; payment.intervalDays = 0; payment.description = Light::SqlAnsiString<128>{action.description}; - dm.Create(payment); + dm->Create(payment); return toInfo(payment, owner); } @@ -109,12 +110,12 @@ dto::PaymentInfo PaymentModel::execute(const dto::CreateStandingOrder& action) { throw ValidationError{"invalid standing order"}; } const std::string owner = sessionPrincipal(); - auto& dm = mapper(); - auto account = requireOwnedAccount(dm, action.fromAccountId, owner); - requireOwnedPayee(dm, action.payeeId, owner); + auto dm = ::Lightweight::GlobalDataMapperPool().Acquire(); + auto account = requireOwnedAccount(dm.Get(), action.fromAccountId, owner); + requireOwnedPayee(dm.Get(), action.payeeId, owner); db::PaymentRecord payment; - db::setReference(payment.user, db::requireUserId(dm, owner)); + db::setReference(payment.user, db::requireUserId(dm.Get(), owner)); db::setReference(payment.fromAccount, static_cast(action.fromAccountId)); db::setReference(payment.payee, static_cast(action.payeeId)); payment.amountMinor = action.amountMinor; @@ -124,17 +125,18 @@ dto::PaymentInfo PaymentModel::execute(const dto::CreateStandingOrder& action) { payment.dueAtMs = action.firstDueAtMs; payment.intervalDays = action.intervalDays; payment.description = Light::SqlAnsiString<128>{action.description}; - dm.Create(payment); + dm->Create(payment); return toInfo(payment, owner); } dto::CommandResult PaymentModel::execute(const dto::CancelPayment& action) { - auto payment = db::loadOwned(mapper(), action.id, sessionPrincipal(), "payment"); + auto mapper = ::Lightweight::GlobalDataMapperPool().Acquire(); + auto payment = db::loadOwned(mapper.Get(), action.id, sessionPrincipal(), "payment"); if (payment.status.Value() != static_cast(PaymentStatus::Pending)) { throw ConflictError{"only pending payments can be cancelled"}; } payment.status = static_cast(PaymentStatus::Cancelled); - mapper().Update(payment); + mapper->Update(payment); return dto::CommandResult{.ok = true, .message = "payment cancelled"}; } @@ -143,9 +145,10 @@ dto::PaymentList PaymentModel::execute(const dto::ListPayments& action) { if (owner.empty()) { throw Unauthorized{"no session principal"}; } - const auto userId = db::requireUserId(mapper(), owner); - auto rows = mapper() - .Query() + auto mapper = ::Lightweight::GlobalDataMapperPool().Acquire(); + const auto userId = db::requireUserId(mapper.Get(), owner); + auto rows = mapper + ->Query() .Where(Lightweight::FieldNameOf<&db::PaymentRecord::user>, "=", userId) .All(); dto::PaymentList out; diff --git a/examples/bank/src/models/statement_model.cpp b/examples/bank/src/models/statement_model.cpp index 14eef56a..25c909ed 100644 --- a/examples/bank/src/models/statement_model.cpp +++ b/examples/bank/src/models/statement_model.cpp @@ -2,6 +2,7 @@ #include "bank/models/statement_model.hpp" +#include #include #include @@ -25,8 +26,9 @@ dto::Statement StatementModel::execute(const dto::GenerateStatement& action) { } // Reach the owner's accounts through the `UserRecord::accounts` relation. - const auto userId = db::requireUserId(mapper(), owner); - auto user = mapper().QuerySingle(userId).value(); + auto mapper = ::Lightweight::GlobalDataMapperPool().Acquire(); + const auto userId = db::requireUserId(mapper.Get(), owner); + auto user = mapper->QuerySingle(userId).value(); const auto& accounts = user.accounts.All(); dto::Statement statement; @@ -58,8 +60,8 @@ dto::Statement StatementModel::execute(const dto::GenerateStatement& action) { // All of the owner's transactions in one query (no per-account round-trip); // the window's lower bound is pushed down, the optional upper bound // (toMs == 0 means "open ended") stays as a cheap in-loop check. - auto entries = mapper() - .Query() + auto entries = mapper + ->Query() .WhereIn(Lightweight::FieldNameOf<&db::TxnRecord::account>, accountIds) .Where(Lightweight::FieldNameOf<&db::TxnRecord::createdAtMs>, ">=", action.fromMs) .All(); diff --git a/examples/bank/src/models/transaction_model.cpp b/examples/bank/src/models/transaction_model.cpp index faed2210..c4bcf0e0 100644 --- a/examples/bank/src/models/transaction_model.cpp +++ b/examples/bank/src/models/transaction_model.cpp @@ -2,6 +2,7 @@ #include "bank/models/transaction_model.hpp" +#include #include #include @@ -41,11 +42,11 @@ dto::TxnInfo TransactionModel::execute(const dto::Deposit& action) { if (!action.validate()) { throw ValidationError{"deposit amount must be positive"}; } - auto& dm = mapper(); - auto account = db::loadOwnedOpenAccount(dm, action.accountId, sessionPrincipal()); + auto dm = ::Lightweight::GlobalDataMapperPool().Acquire(); + auto account = db::loadOwnedOpenAccount(dm.Get(), action.accountId, sessionPrincipal()); // Balance update and its ledger entry must commit (or roll back) as a unit. - Lightweight::SqlTransaction tx{dm.Connection(), Lightweight::SqlTransactionMode::ROLLBACK}; - auto txn = db::applyCredit(dm, account, action.amountMinor, TxnKind::Deposit, 0, action.description); + Lightweight::SqlTransaction tx{dm->Connection(), Lightweight::SqlTransactionMode::ROLLBACK}; + auto txn = db::applyCredit(dm.Get(), account, action.amountMinor, TxnKind::Deposit, 0, action.description); tx.Commit(); return toTxnInfo(txn); } @@ -54,10 +55,10 @@ dto::TxnInfo TransactionModel::execute(const dto::Withdraw& action) { if (!action.validate()) { throw ValidationError{"withdrawal amount must be positive"}; } - auto& dm = mapper(); - auto account = db::loadOwnedOpenAccount(dm, action.accountId, sessionPrincipal()); - Lightweight::SqlTransaction tx{dm.Connection(), Lightweight::SqlTransactionMode::ROLLBACK}; - auto txn = db::applyDebit(dm, account, action.amountMinor, TxnKind::Withdrawal, 0, action.description); + auto dm = ::Lightweight::GlobalDataMapperPool().Acquire(); + auto account = db::loadOwnedOpenAccount(dm.Get(), action.accountId, sessionPrincipal()); + Lightweight::SqlTransaction tx{dm->Connection(), Lightweight::SqlTransactionMode::ROLLBACK}; + auto txn = db::applyDebit(dm.Get(), account, action.amountMinor, TxnKind::Withdrawal, 0, action.description); tx.Commit(); return toTxnInfo(txn); } @@ -66,18 +67,18 @@ dto::TransferResult TransactionModel::execute(const dto::Transfer& action) { if (!action.validate()) { throw ValidationError{"invalid transfer (accounts must differ and amount be positive)"}; } - auto& dm = mapper(); + auto dm = ::Lightweight::GlobalDataMapperPool().Acquire(); const std::string owner = sessionPrincipal(); - auto source = db::loadOwnedOpenAccount(dm, action.fromAccountId, owner); - auto dest = db::loadOwnedOpenAccount(dm, action.toAccountId, owner); + auto source = db::loadOwnedOpenAccount(dm.Get(), action.fromAccountId, owner); + auto dest = db::loadOwnedOpenAccount(dm.Get(), action.toAccountId, owner); if (source.currency.Value() != dest.currency.Value()) { throw ValidationError{"cross-currency transfers are not supported"}; } - Lightweight::SqlTransaction tx{dm.Connection(), Lightweight::SqlTransactionMode::ROLLBACK}; - db::applyDebit(dm, source, action.amountMinor, TxnKind::TransferOut, action.toAccountId, + Lightweight::SqlTransaction tx{dm->Connection(), Lightweight::SqlTransactionMode::ROLLBACK}; + db::applyDebit(dm.Get(), source, action.amountMinor, TxnKind::TransferOut, action.toAccountId, action.description); - db::applyCredit(dm, dest, action.amountMinor, TxnKind::TransferIn, action.fromAccountId, + db::applyCredit(dm.Get(), dest, action.amountMinor, TxnKind::TransferIn, action.fromAccountId, action.description); tx.Commit(); @@ -96,8 +97,9 @@ dto::HistoryPage TransactionModel::execute(const dto::History& action) { // Newest first, paginated in the database: only the requested window is // fetched instead of loading and sorting the whole ledger in memory. - auto rows = mapper() - .Query() + auto mapper = ::Lightweight::GlobalDataMapperPool().Acquire(); + auto rows = mapper + ->Query() .Where(Lightweight::FieldNameOf<&db::TxnRecord::account>, "=", action.accountId) .OrderBy(Lightweight::FieldNameOf<&db::TxnRecord::id>, Lightweight::SqlResultOrdering::DESCENDING) From aee490e3728c5c18256c6f962950b0ebba7a6d5d Mon Sep 17 00:00:00 2001 From: Yaraslau Tamashevich Date: Fri, 14 Aug 2026 13:46:48 +0300 Subject: [PATCH 11/14] docs: update cross-rung IMPLEMENTATION.md/TESTING.md for the WithMapper -> pool migration Both files described the now-removed WithMapper mixin pattern as the current convention across all four ladder examples (pastebin, bookmarks, polls, bank). Rewritten to state the actual current behavior: a model holds no database connection state of its own -- each execute() acquires one from Lightweight::GlobalDataMapperPool() for its own duration. TESTING.md's WASM section also simplifies materially, not just in wording: since no rung's model *header* pulls in Lightweight/ODBC anymore (that dependency existed only through WithMapper, which lived in a header), the two-thing WASM story ("configure with -DMORPH_CLIENT_ONLY=ON, AND give db_model.hpp a persistence-free WithMapper branch under __EMSCRIPTEN__") collapses to one: -DMORPH_CLIENT_ONLY=ON alone is sufficient, because cmake/morph_add_rung.cmake's own if(NOT EMSCRIPTEN) guard already means the model's .cpp (where the real ODBC-backed bodies live) is never compiled for Emscripten -- there is nothing left in the header for a stub branch to guard against. Deferred until now (rather than done alongside each rung's own conversion commit) since editing a shared, cross-rung doc mid-migration would have described a state that was only true for whichever rungs had already converted at that point. Signed-off-by: Yaraslau Tamashevich --- examples/IMPLEMENTATION.md | 14 +++++++++----- examples/TESTING.md | 37 +++++++++++++++++++++---------------- 2 files changed, 30 insertions(+), 21 deletions(-) diff --git a/examples/IMPLEMENTATION.md b/examples/IMPLEMENTATION.md index 48a60700..09ee1695 100644 --- a/examples/IMPLEMENTATION.md +++ b/examples/IMPLEMENTATION.md @@ -119,11 +119,15 @@ code itself.** - **Entities** are Lightweight `Field<>`-wrapped records in `include//db/*_entity.hpp`, kept strictly separate from the wire DTOs; the model maps DTO ⇄ entity (bank's two-type-layer architecture). -- **Access** is through `Lightweight::DataMapper`, one lazily-opened mapper - per model via the `WithMapper` mixin pattern (`bank/db/db_model.hpp`) — - correct without locks precisely because morph runs each model on its own - strand. The database is an on-disk SQLite file, never `:memory:` - (private per connection). +- **Access** is through `Lightweight::DataMapper`: a model holds no + connection of its own — each `execute()` acquires one from + `Lightweight::GlobalDataMapperPool()` for its own duration and returns it + before returning, rather than a model owning a permanent connection for + its whole lifetime. Still correct without locks: morph runs each model on + its own strand, so no two `execute()` calls on the same instance ever + overlap, and each acquisition is entirely self-contained within one call. + The database is an on-disk SQLite file, never `:memory:` (private per + connection). - **Schema** is owned by `LIGHTWEIGHT_SQL_MIGRATION` definitions (bank's `src/db/schema.cpp` pattern). Migrations are the *only* DDL mechanism — no `PRAGMA user_version` scheme, no hand-run SQL scripts. diff --git a/examples/TESTING.md b/examples/TESTING.md index 24fc3359..42c3f2c8 100644 --- a/examples/TESTING.md +++ b/examples/TESTING.md @@ -349,22 +349,27 @@ root `CMakeLists.txt` — don't repeat that eight times): **What rung 1 learned doing this for real** (the `gui_lib` split is necessary but not sufficient): a client's presenters are `BridgeHandler` templates, so a WASM client still *names* its rung's - model type and therefore still includes its model header — and rule 4 puts - `Lightweight::DataMapper` in that header's include graph, via the - `WithMapper` mixin. Two things close the gap, and every rung needs both: - configure the WASM build with **`-DMORPH_CLIENT_ONLY=ON`** (removes the - registrars that closure over the model's ODBC-backed bodies — - `docs/spec/core/registry.md`; `morph_add_rung()` fails the configure with - that explanation if it is missing), and give the rung's `db_model.hpp` a - persistence-free `WithMapper` under `__EMSCRIPTEN__` with **no `mapper()`**, - so any attempt to reach a database from a browser build is a compile error. - That is a two-branch mixin inside the file that already owns the ODBC - dependency — not a shadow header tree, and not a second copy of any model, - DTO, presenter or QML file. `include/morph/core/registry.hpp`'s - `BRIDGE_REGISTER_ACTION_FOR_CLIENT(M, A, RESULT, NAME, ...)` closes the - header dependency itself, for a client willing to make `M` a - declaration-only facade type instead — no rung has adopted that shape, so - every rung still needs the stub-mixin pattern above. + model type and therefore still includes its model header. Every rung's + models acquire their `Lightweight::DataMapper` connection per `execute()` + call from `Lightweight::GlobalDataMapperPool()` (rather than a model + owning one via a `WithMapper`-style mixin member — the pattern this + section used to document before that mixin was removed in favor of the + pool), so the model *header* itself has no Lightweight/ODBC dependency to + begin with — only the model's `.cpp` (where the real query/transaction + bodies live) does. Configure the WASM build with + **`-DMORPH_CLIENT_ONLY=ON`** (removes the registrars that closure over the + model's ODBC-backed bodies — `docs/spec/core/registry.md`; + `morph_add_rung()` fails the configure with that explanation if it is + missing) and that `.cpp` is never compiled for Emscripten at all + (`cmake/morph_add_rung.cmake`'s `if(NOT EMSCRIPTEN)` guard around + `ladder__lib`'s own creation) — no header-level stub or branch is + needed on top of that. `include/morph/core/registry.hpp`'s + `BRIDGE_REGISTER_ACTION_FOR_CLIENT(M, A, RESULT, NAME, ...)` remains + available for a client willing to make `M` a declaration-only facade type + instead, closing the header dependency for cases where a model's own + entity types still need a persistence-free stand-in on the WASM include + path (see `polls::db::PollRecord` et al.'s own `#ifndef __EMSCRIPTEN__` + branch, `poll_entity.hpp`) — no rung's *model* header needs this today. - **Coverage wiring (proven by rung 0, on `examples/common`; the same recipe applies to every future rung's `src/models/`/`include//models/` per [`IMPLEMENTATION.md`](IMPLEMENTATION.md) rule 5).** The `clang-coverage` From 3318bc88251714da536bfbe9a5cf38d75b1d3e90 Mon Sep 17 00:00:00 2001 From: Yaraslau Tamashevich Date: Fri, 14 Aug 2026 13:59:00 +0300 Subject: [PATCH 12/14] pastebin: fix CreatePaste's own SQLITE_BUSY test missing drainPoolIdleMappers CI (clang-coverage leg) caught what local runs didn't: "CreatePaste surfaces a real SQLITE_BUSY rather than mistaking it for an id collision" timed out at 120s. This test predates the drainPoolIdleMappers fix applied to this file's other two SQLITE_BUSY tests (GetPaste/EditPaste contention) in the WithMapper -> GlobalDataMapperPool commit -- it has the identical structural bug (contendedModel's execute() needs a genuinely fresh pooled connection under the short busy-timeout hook, but the preceding `warmup` model's own acquisition can leave an idle, already-connected mapper in the pool for contendedModel to receive instead), just missed because whether it actually reproduces depends on the pool's prior state, which happened to differ between the interactive runs used to verify locally and this CI leg's own test ordering/timing. Same fix as the other two: drain the pool's idle mappers immediately before installing the busy-timeout hook and constructing contendedModel, so the next acquisition is guaranteed fresh rather than incidentally so. Verified: the specific test passes immediately (no timeout) and the full pastebin suite (832 assertions, 50 cases) passes reliably across three consecutive runs. Signed-off-by: Yaraslau Tamashevich --- examples/pastebin/tests/test_paste_model.cpp | 12 ++++++++++++ 1 file changed, 12 insertions(+) diff --git a/examples/pastebin/tests/test_paste_model.cpp b/examples/pastebin/tests/test_paste_model.cpp index 9a42429f..d822abbe 100644 --- a/examples/pastebin/tests/test_paste_model.cpp +++ b/examples/pastebin/tests/test_paste_model.cpp @@ -1336,11 +1336,23 @@ TEST_CASE("CreatePaste surfaces a real SQLITE_BUSY rather than mistaking it for (void) warmup.execute(makeCreate("seed")); } + // Same requirement as the other two SQLITE_BUSY tests in this file: + // contendedModel's execute() below must acquire its connection while + // this hook is installed for the hook to actually apply -- draining the + // pool's idle mappers first (drainPoolIdleMappers's own doc comment) + // makes that a hard guarantee. Without this, `warmup`'s own earlier + // acquisition above can leave an idle, already-connected mapper in the + // pool for contendedModel to receive instead of a fresh one, silently + // skipping the short busy-timeout PRAGMA and blocking on the real 60s + // default -- observed as a 120s CTest timeout on CI, not a local + // failure, since it depends on the pool's prior state. const ScopedShortBusyTimeout shortTimeout{200}; + auto drained = drainPoolIdleMappers(); pastebin::PasteModel contendedModel; const morph::ladder::testkit::DbBusyFixture busy{"pastes"}; REQUIRE_THROWS_AS(contendedModel.execute(makeCreate("cannot be written")), Lightweight::SqlException); + drained.clear(); } // ═════════════════════════════════════════════════════════════════════════ From 440528050eacb8fefb83be337fee61a33f9bfa51 Mon Sep 17 00:00:00 2001 From: Yaraslau Tamashevich Date: Fri, 14 Aug 2026 14:19:18 +0300 Subject: [PATCH 13/14] pastebin: use Light::SqlText for the unbounded content field PasteRecord::content held a bare std::string, which Lightweight binds to Varchar(255) by default -- only schema.cpp's explicit .Column("content", Text()) migration call made that correct for an unbounded paste body. Light::SqlText is Lightweight's dedicated type for this case: it self-declares Text() as its column type instead of relying on the migration to override the C++-side default. id/syntax already used Light::SqlAnsiString<32>, matching bank's convention for fixed-width/ASCII/token-shaped columns; content is the one field that needed the free-form-text counterpart instead. Co-Authored-By: Claude Sonnet 5 --- .../pastebin/include/pastebin/db/paste_entity.hpp | 12 +++++++++++- examples/pastebin/src/models/paste_model.cpp | 6 +++--- examples/pastebin/tests/test_paste_model.cpp | 2 +- 3 files changed, 15 insertions(+), 5 deletions(-) diff --git a/examples/pastebin/include/pastebin/db/paste_entity.hpp b/examples/pastebin/include/pastebin/db/paste_entity.hpp index d7cd391c..e0caaed1 100644 --- a/examples/pastebin/include/pastebin/db/paste_entity.hpp +++ b/examples/pastebin/include/pastebin/db/paste_entity.hpp @@ -20,6 +20,16 @@ /// enumerator; `Light::PrimaryKey` has exactly three values: `No`, /// `AutoAssign`, `ServerSideAutoIncrement` (the latter is what bank's /// surrogate integer keys use). +/// +/// `content` is `Light::SqlText`, not `std::string`: a paste body is +/// unbounded free-form text, and `SqlText` is Lightweight's dedicated type +/// for that case — it self-declares `Text()` as its column type via its own +/// `SqlBasicStringOperations` specialization, rather than relying on +/// `schema.cpp`'s migration call to override a default (bare `std::string` +/// defaults to `Varchar(255)` at the C++-type level; only the migration's +/// explicit `.Column("content", Text())` call was making that correct here). +/// `id`/`syntax` use `Light::SqlAnsiString<32>` instead, matching bank's +/// convention for fixed-width/ASCII/token-shaped columns. namespace pastebin::db { @@ -29,7 +39,7 @@ struct PasteRecord { /// The animal-name id; caller-assigned, not auto-incremented. Light::Field, Light::PrimaryKey::AutoAssign, Light::SqlRealName{"id"}> id; // 0 - Light::Field content; // 1 + Light::Field content; // 1 Light::Field, Light::SqlRealName{"syntax"}> syntax; // 2 Light::Field createdAtMs{0}; // 3 /// `std::nullopt` = never expires. diff --git a/examples/pastebin/src/models/paste_model.cpp b/examples/pastebin/src/models/paste_model.cpp index f86e114d..284c54eb 100644 --- a/examples/pastebin/src/models/paste_model.cpp +++ b/examples/pastebin/src/models/paste_model.cpp @@ -95,7 +95,7 @@ namespace { [[nodiscard]] PasteView toView(const db::PasteRecord& rec) { PasteView view; view.id = PasteId{textOf(rec.id.Value())}; - view.content = rec.content.Value(); + view.content = rec.content.Value().value; view.syntax = textOf(rec.syntax.Value()); view.createdAt = fromEpochMs(rec.createdAtMs.Value()); view.expiresAt = fromEpochMs(rec.expiresAtMs.Value()); @@ -189,7 +189,7 @@ CreatePasteResult PasteModel::execute(const CreatePaste& action) { for (int attempt = 0; attempt < kMaxIdAttempts; ++attempt) { db::PasteRecord rec; rec.id = Light::SqlAnsiString<32>{randomPasteId()}; - rec.content = action.content; + rec.content = Light::SqlText{action.content}; rec.syntax = Light::SqlAnsiString<32>{action.syntax}; rec.createdAtMs = nowMs(); rec.expiresAtMs = action.expiresAt.hasValue() ? std::optional{toEpochMs(*action.expiresAt)} : std::nullopt; @@ -342,7 +342,7 @@ PasteView PasteModel::execute(const EditPaste& action) { if (!before.front().isEditable.Value()) { throw ValidationError{"EditPaste: paste is not editable"}; } - const std::string previousContent = before.front().content.Value(); + const std::string previousContent = before.front().content.Value().value; const std::string previousSyntax = textOf(before.front().syntax.Value()); // ── The atomic compare-and-swap write ─────────────────────────────────── diff --git a/examples/pastebin/tests/test_paste_model.cpp b/examples/pastebin/tests/test_paste_model.cpp index d822abbe..336d5e99 100644 --- a/examples/pastebin/tests/test_paste_model.cpp +++ b/examples/pastebin/tests/test_paste_model.cpp @@ -710,7 +710,7 @@ TEST_CASE("GetPaste against a row already at its burn budget throws Burned, not Lightweight::DataMapper mapper; pastebin::db::PasteRecord rec; rec.id = Light::SqlAnsiString<32>{"test-burned-paste"}; - rec.content = std::string{"gone"}; + rec.content = Light::SqlText{"gone"}; rec.syntax = Light::SqlAnsiString<32>{"text"}; rec.createdAtMs = std::int64_t{0}; rec.burnAfterReads = std::optional{1}; From c8efaba0e9e9520a020e813bb54898d6e1e24248 Mon Sep 17 00:00:00 2001 From: Yaraslau Tamashevich Date: Fri, 14 Aug 2026 14:41:43 +0300 Subject: [PATCH 14/14] pastebin: content is Light::SqlMaxDynamicWideString, for real Unicode safety Light::SqlText (the previous fix) is still char-based underneath -- its column type renders as VARCHAR(MAX) on the SQL Server backend, a single-byte-collation column that would not round-trip non-ASCII paste content correctly. This example's DbFixture lets ODBC_CONNECTION_STRING point the same suite at SQL Server instead of its SQLite default, so that backend is a real target, not hypothetical. Light::SqlMaxDynamicWideString is wchar_t-based, so its SqlBasicStringOperations specialization self-declares NVarchar as its column type -- NVARCHAR(MAX) on SQL Server, and an inert type-affinity NVARCHAR(N) on SQLite (which stores UTF-8 natively regardless). The model converts at the DTO boundary (Lightweight::ToStdWideString / ToUtf8) in both directions, including the raw prepared statement EditPaste's compare-and-swap binds by hand (kEditPasteSql) -- that bind needed the same wide value, not just the Field<>-mapped read/write path. schema.cpp's migration column changes from Text() to NVarchar(0) to match (0 is the "unbounded" sentinel on both formatters, same role Text{}'s default size{} played before). Added a round-trip test covering non-ASCII content through both the DataMapper-bound write path (CreatePaste) and the raw-statement path (EditPaste's CAS). Co-Authored-By: Claude Sonnet 5 --- .../include/pastebin/db/paste_entity.hpp | 32 +++++++++++++------ examples/pastebin/src/db/schema.cpp | 2 +- examples/pastebin/src/models/paste_model.cpp | 23 ++++++++++--- examples/pastebin/tests/test_paste_model.cpp | 25 ++++++++++++++- 4 files changed, 66 insertions(+), 16 deletions(-) diff --git a/examples/pastebin/include/pastebin/db/paste_entity.hpp b/examples/pastebin/include/pastebin/db/paste_entity.hpp index e0caaed1..3ef6806c 100644 --- a/examples/pastebin/include/pastebin/db/paste_entity.hpp +++ b/examples/pastebin/include/pastebin/db/paste_entity.hpp @@ -21,15 +21,27 @@ /// `AutoAssign`, `ServerSideAutoIncrement` (the latter is what bank's /// surrogate integer keys use). /// -/// `content` is `Light::SqlText`, not `std::string`: a paste body is -/// unbounded free-form text, and `SqlText` is Lightweight's dedicated type -/// for that case — it self-declares `Text()` as its column type via its own -/// `SqlBasicStringOperations` specialization, rather than relying on -/// `schema.cpp`'s migration call to override a default (bare `std::string` -/// defaults to `Varchar(255)` at the C++-type level; only the migration's -/// explicit `.Column("content", Text())` call was making that correct here). -/// `id`/`syntax` use `Light::SqlAnsiString<32>` instead, matching bank's -/// convention for fixed-width/ASCII/token-shaped columns. +/// `content` is `Light::SqlMaxDynamicWideString`, not `std::string`: a paste +/// body is unbounded free-form Unicode text, and `db_fixture.hpp`'s +/// `computeConnectionString()` lets `ODBC_CONNECTION_STRING` point this same +/// suite at a SQL Server backend instead of its SQLite default (per +/// `examples/LADDER.md`'s security matrix, which expects rungs to eventually +/// gain non-SQLite CI legs). On that backend, `Light::SqlText`/bare +/// `std::string` — both `char`-based — render as `VARCHAR(MAX)`, a +/// single-byte-collation column: non-ASCII paste content would not +/// round-trip correctly there. `SqlMaxDynamicWideString` is `wchar_t`-based, +/// so its `SqlBasicStringOperations` specialization self-declares `NVarchar` +/// as its column type instead of `Varchar`/`Text`, which every dialect's +/// formatter renders as an unbounded Unicode column (`NVARCHAR(MAX)` on SQL +/// Server once size exceeds `SqlOptimalMaxColumnSize`; SQLite ignores +/// declared length as pure type-affinity and stores UTF-8 natively either +/// way). The model converts at the DTO boundary +/// (`Lightweight::ToStdWideString`/`Lightweight::ToUtf8`), since the wire +/// DTOs stay UTF-8 `std::string` per IMPLEMENTATION.md rule 4 — only this +/// entity field's storage representation is wide. `id`/`syntax` use +/// `Light::SqlAnsiString<32>` instead, matching bank's convention for +/// fixed-width/ASCII/token-shaped columns, where the ASCII assumption is +/// actually true. namespace pastebin::db { @@ -39,7 +51,7 @@ struct PasteRecord { /// The animal-name id; caller-assigned, not auto-incremented. Light::Field, Light::PrimaryKey::AutoAssign, Light::SqlRealName{"id"}> id; // 0 - Light::Field content; // 1 + Light::Field content; // 1 Light::Field, Light::SqlRealName{"syntax"}> syntax; // 2 Light::Field createdAtMs{0}; // 3 /// `std::nullopt` = never expires. diff --git a/examples/pastebin/src/db/schema.cpp b/examples/pastebin/src/db/schema.cpp index 117462fb..b906400b 100644 --- a/examples/pastebin/src/db/schema.cpp +++ b/examples/pastebin/src/db/schema.cpp @@ -30,7 +30,7 @@ using namespace Lightweight::SqlColumnTypeDefinitions; LIGHTWEIGHT_SQL_MIGRATION(20260806000001, "Create pastes table") { plan.CreateTableIfNotExists("pastes") .PrimaryKey("id", Varchar(32)) - .RequiredColumn("content", Text()) + .RequiredColumn("content", NVarchar(0)) .RequiredColumn("syntax", Varchar(32)) .RequiredColumn("created_at_ms", Bigint()) .Column("expires_at_ms", Bigint()) diff --git a/examples/pastebin/src/models/paste_model.cpp b/examples/pastebin/src/models/paste_model.cpp index 284c54eb..dc310032 100644 --- a/examples/pastebin/src/models/paste_model.cpp +++ b/examples/pastebin/src/models/paste_model.cpp @@ -10,6 +10,7 @@ // clock is "clock.hpp" — the same spelling testkit/test_clock.cpp uses. #include "clock.hpp" +#include #include #include #include @@ -90,12 +91,26 @@ namespace { return std::string{stored.str()}; } +// `content` is stored wide (Light::SqlMaxDynamicWideString — see +// paste_entity.hpp's file comment for why); the DTO layer stays UTF-8 +// std::string per IMPLEMENTATION.md rule 4, so every read/write of `content` +// converts here, at the model boundary, rather than leaking the storage +// representation into the DTO or the caller. +[[nodiscard]] std::string utf8Of(const Light::SqlMaxDynamicWideString& stored) { + return std::string{reinterpret_cast(Lightweight::ToUtf8(stored.ToStringView()).c_str())}; +} + +[[nodiscard]] Light::SqlMaxDynamicWideString wideOf(const std::string& utf8) { + return Light::SqlMaxDynamicWideString{ + Lightweight::ToStdWideString(std::u8string_view{reinterpret_cast(utf8.data()), utf8.size()})}; +} + /// @brief Builds the read-only view sent back to a client from a fully loaded /// `PasteRecord`. [[nodiscard]] PasteView toView(const db::PasteRecord& rec) { PasteView view; view.id = PasteId{textOf(rec.id.Value())}; - view.content = rec.content.Value().value; + view.content = utf8Of(rec.content.Value()); view.syntax = textOf(rec.syntax.Value()); view.createdAt = fromEpochMs(rec.createdAtMs.Value()); view.expiresAt = fromEpochMs(rec.expiresAtMs.Value()); @@ -189,7 +204,7 @@ CreatePasteResult PasteModel::execute(const CreatePaste& action) { for (int attempt = 0; attempt < kMaxIdAttempts; ++attempt) { db::PasteRecord rec; rec.id = Light::SqlAnsiString<32>{randomPasteId()}; - rec.content = Light::SqlText{action.content}; + rec.content = wideOf(action.content); rec.syntax = Light::SqlAnsiString<32>{action.syntax}; rec.createdAtMs = nowMs(); rec.expiresAtMs = action.expiresAt.hasValue() ? std::optional{toEpochMs(*action.expiresAt)} : std::nullopt; @@ -342,7 +357,7 @@ PasteView PasteModel::execute(const EditPaste& action) { if (!before.front().isEditable.Value()) { throw ValidationError{"EditPaste: paste is not editable"}; } - const std::string previousContent = before.front().content.Value().value; + const Light::SqlMaxDynamicWideString previousContent = before.front().content.Value(); const std::string previousSyntax = textOf(before.front().syntax.Value()); // ── The atomic compare-and-swap write ─────────────────────────────────── @@ -361,7 +376,7 @@ PasteView PasteModel::execute(const EditPaste& action) { { ::Lightweight::SqlStatement stmt{mapper->Connection()}; stmt.Prepare(kEditPasteSql); - auto cursor = stmt.Execute(action.content, action.syntax, id, previousContent, previousSyntax); + auto cursor = stmt.Execute(wideOf(action.content), action.syntax, id, previousContent, previousSyntax); consumed = cursor.NumRowsAffected(); } diff --git a/examples/pastebin/tests/test_paste_model.cpp b/examples/pastebin/tests/test_paste_model.cpp index 336d5e99..5dca18a6 100644 --- a/examples/pastebin/tests/test_paste_model.cpp +++ b/examples/pastebin/tests/test_paste_model.cpp @@ -294,6 +294,29 @@ TEST_CASE("CreatePaste stores a paste under a freshly allocated animal-name id", CHECK_FALSE(view.burnAfterReads.hasValue()); } +TEST_CASE("CreatePaste and EditPaste round-trip non-ASCII content losslessly", "[pastebin][model]") { + // `content` is stored as Light::SqlMaxDynamicWideString (paste_entity.hpp's + // file comment explains why: SqlText/std::string are char-based and render + // as VARCHAR(MAX) on the SQL Server backend, a single-byte-collation + // column). This exercises both the DataMapper-bound write path + // (CreatePaste) and the raw-prepared-statement write path (EditPaste's + // compare-and-swap, paste_model.cpp's kEditPasteSql) that binds a + // Light::SqlMaxDynamicWideString parameter by hand rather than through a + // Field<>. + DbFixture fixture; + pastebin::PasteModel model; + + const std::string original = "héllo wörld — \xE4\xB8\xAD\xE6\x96\x87 \xF0\x9F\x8E\x89"; // Latin-1 + CJK + emoji + auto create = makeCreate(original, "text"); + create.editability = pastebin::Editability::Editable; + const auto id = model.execute(create).id; + CHECK(model.execute(pastebin::GetPaste{.id = id}).content == original); + + const std::string edited = "édité — \xE6\x97\xA5\xE6\x9C\xAC\xE8\xAA\x9E"; // Japanese + model.execute(pastebin::EditPaste{.id = id, .content = edited, .syntax = "text"}); + CHECK(model.execute(pastebin::GetPaste{.id = id}).content == edited); +} + TEST_CASE("CreatePaste's validate() rejects empty content and empty syntax", "[pastebin][model]") { DbFixture fixture; pastebin::PasteModel model; @@ -710,7 +733,7 @@ TEST_CASE("GetPaste against a row already at its burn budget throws Burned, not Lightweight::DataMapper mapper; pastebin::db::PasteRecord rec; rec.id = Light::SqlAnsiString<32>{"test-burned-paste"}; - rec.content = Light::SqlText{"gone"}; + rec.content = Light::SqlMaxDynamicWideString{L"gone"}; rec.syntax = Light::SqlAnsiString<32>{"text"}; rec.createdAtMs = std::int64_t{0}; rec.burnAfterReads = std::optional{1};